Unusual Job Offers and Local Classifieds Snapshots
A collage of old classifieds and notices runs across the page. It includes an offer promising $30 to $50 weekly spare time and up to $11,000 yearly in a district supervisor role, plus a seed of fertilizer backed by a guarantee. There are also notices of hat theft, oats for sale, a car dealer pitch, adding machines for tax season, and various farm and livestock items among the county postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe St. Marion
Ohio
Commodity Stabilizaion Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Town Farmers Grain Dealers Convention
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
McLain
Democratic Hopes on Gillette Herring (Continued)
The Iowa budget committee approved a plan for an economy survey across agencies by a 6 to 2 vote with opposition from George O Malley and Andrew Frommell. Rep G T Kuester led the proposal, while Attorney General Lawrence Palmer of Northwood announced his bid for the Democratic ticket. Leo Hoegh will not seek reelection. Billy E Clark, 27, reenlisted in the army after 31 months as a prisoner in Korea, criticizing two other servicemen who refused repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Legislative ‘Budget ’Committee
George O'Malley
Andrew Frommell
G. T. Kuester
House Appropriations Committee
O'Malley
Lawrence ©. Palmer
Northwood
Henry Wormley
Leo Hoegh
Billy E. Clark
Dallas
Clark
Korea
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Claude Batchelor
Reds
Gustafson Named Secretary for Martin Campaign
Alds Martin A C Gustafson longtime Iowa House chief clerk since 1921 is named secretary of the campaign committee for U S congressman Thomas Martin seeking the Republican nomination for U S senator He will run the state headquarters at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines Gustafson began in politics in 1914 as secretary for Gov George Clarke and has missed only one session since 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alds Martin
A. C. Gustafson
Iowa House of Representatives
Thomas Martin
Iowa
U. S
Gustafson
Martin
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
Gus
George Clarke
Jokes and Quips from a 20th Century Page
A collection of humorous exchanges and classroom gags. Laugh lines touch on jury, sales, golf, a drunk, a lawyer, wardens, and a child boasting about a prize book. Notable bits include a deaf juror, a one sided courtroom, and ostrich leg trivia.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elgin Produce
Dial
Elgin
Lester N. Crain
Echo
Iowa Commerce Commission
Nelson
Clermont
Rae-Beck
Gunder Church
Jacob Schneider
Legion Hall
Merlin Hellum
T Costa
J.falk & Sons
R.P. Strauch
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Assntfp
E. Howard
Carlson Hybrids Corn Co
Capper
Crowe's
Bee Rae-Beck
Selmer L. Erickson
Smith- Corona
R. P. Strauch
Echo Office
Bangs
Robert M. Han
Percy Lainson
Iowa State Penitentiary
State Convention of
Iowa Architects
Society
Entity
Mr. Slagle
IWWA
Burr Oak
Minnie Gates
John Crees
Audubon County
Maynard Lucht
Near Storm Lake
Wa Oil
George Niewald
Cresco
Howard County
Niewald
Blackhawk
H. P. Ford
Ford
Studebaker
Frazer
Studebar
Wilbur Motors
Ford Sales and Service
West Union
Gillette-Herring
Hits Farm
Marvin L. McLain
Whittemore
Frank Slagle
Chicago
ASK
John Tillotson
Wenger Sales Commission
Harry Wenger
Dean
Wadena
Carl
G. W. Alderson
West Union Auction Exch
Floyd W. Whitford
Mgr
Thiele Bros
Audts
Rea
Shay Ash
Clent
Albert
Schori & Kuster
Elgin Co-operative
Max Medberry, Mer
Salgin, Iowa
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