Primary campaign rumors swell as Iowa events loom
The piece notes rising political chatter ahead of the primary. Des Moines hosts the Farmers' Grain Dealers Assn of Iowa convention January 21–23 with speakers Dr John R Barton of Wisconsin and others. A rural youth contest finals draw twenty-four students from eight districts. An income tax school at the state house January 22–24 features Frank Blaser and Geo Morris, highlighting federal tax expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Barton
University of Wisconsin
Farmers’ Grain Dealers Assn. of
Iowa
Des Moines
Arthur E. Holt
University of Chicago
J. E. Wells
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Harry E. Roethe
Peoria
Lll
Department of Agriculture
State Bar Association
State House
Frank Blaser
the Collector of Internal Revenue
State Tax Commission
Geo. Morris
Washington, D. C
Sub-Committees Appointed to Study Rules Changes
Two additional sub committees appointed by the supreme court will draft special studies for the court's advisory committee on rules of procedure Changes are to aid the next legislature. Adaptability of Uniform Acts includes E P Donville G Belvel Richter and Lee Elwood Injunctions includes D M Kelleher L E Linnan Francis Mullen and Fred Gilchrist Jr Local News highlights social visits funerals and gatherings across Donnan Elkader West Union Hawkeye Traer and nearby communities with numerous residents hosting or attending events.
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Supreme Court
Court
E. P. Donville
New Hampton
G. Belvel Richter
Waukon
Lee Elwood
Cresen
D. M. Kelleher
Fort Dodge
L. E. Linnan
Algona
Francis Mullen
Fred Gilchrist
Jr. Laurens
New Record Revenue From Wildlife Licenses Set
An all time revenue record for hunting fishing and trapping licenses is reported. The comparison shows the state collected 933725.20 dollars year over year since April 1, with figures including 403481.60 dollars in 1941. The data covers the last four years.
Health officials issue urgent plea last week
Health department officials last week issued an urgent plea urging residents to follow preventive measures and seek testing amid rising cases. The notice cites local clinics, the city health office, and state health department guidance as part of the coordinated response.
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State Health Department
Iowans urged to limit birth record requests now
Dr. Eric Pfeiffer vital statistics director warned of an overwhelming mail load with 1500 to 2000 birth record inquiries daily. He said many letters lack a definite need for records, bottlenecking legitimate requests. Separate note mentions inmates seeking to donate blood for defense use.
Enlistment Rates Highlight Local Coast Guard Support
Marshalltown leads in Coast Guard enlistments, accounting for 10 percent of total since Pearl Harbor. Fairfield follows with 8 percent, reflecting strong community involvement in wartime service.
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Marshalltown
Coast Guard
Pearl Harbor
Fairfield
Paulson home Sunday and friendly visits noted
Widespread social activity is recorded with visits to the Henry Olson home in Oelwein and the Paulson home. numerous small gatherings include a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Alert Paulson before their move to Yakima Washington and a men s bridge club hosted by Dr R V Brandt.
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R. V. Brandt
Traer
Supt
D. R. Cottrell
Gordon Junker
J. d. Snyder
Walter Lundy and
Dale
Henry Olson
Richard Grisbenow
Wm. Paulson
Oelwein
Alert Paulson
Yakima
Wash
Lovie Olson
Arnold Cagley
Waterloo
Elvira Johnson
U.S. Sub Sinks Three Enemy Ships Off Tokyo Bay
The Navy announced from Washington that a U.S. submarine sunk three enemy merchant ships off Tokyo Bay over the weekend. Japanese reports on January 9 claimed one of their ships was torpedoed within 100 miles of Tokyo. Advertising is an investment.
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Navy
Washington
U. S
Tokyo Bay
Tokyo
Brazil’s Vargas Addresses Delegates Amid Regional Show of Unity
In Rio de Janeiro President Getulio Vargas speaks from a raised dias as massed flags of 21 American republics loom behind. Nineteen nations align with the United States policy, with Argentina and Chile among those standing firm.
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Rio de Janeiro
Getulia
Vargas
Brazil
United States
Argentina
Chile
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Clermont Enterprise
Clermont
Agnes Paulson
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Fayette County
George Monroe
Donnan
Gerald Guicher
Louis Monroe
Ezza Rowland
Elkader
R. G. Schupanitz
Calmar
Joan Rothmeyer
Charles Rothmeyer
Schupanitz
C. R. Belknap
Richard Johnston
West Union
Ellen Peterson
Sidney Nutting
Geo. Walvanne
Mary Washburn
Elmer Nelson and
Calvin
Near
Elgin
Herman Belschner
Boetcher
Hawkeye
Geo. Belschner
Donald Martin
Fayette
Mrs
Carl Martin
Oliver Christopherson
Near Elgin
John Palmer
Gus Belschner
Ole Sorenson
Perry
C. Jerdee
Clermont, Iowa
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Postville
Blood Pool Town Penitentiary
Selective Service
Mrs Poll We
DR. Miles
Miles Nervine
Dr. Miles Nervine
Sophia Groth
Louie Hovland
R. ¥. Brandt
Mabel Barnes
Chris Barnes
Ossian
Victor Walter
Here
Ohio
Walter
Patterson Field
Carl Voelz
John Schrade
Farmersburg
Elmer Danielson
Gowrie
Earl Opperman
Dubuque
L. T. N. Olson
Ned Turner
Malvern
Leader
Eldora Rotary Club
John L. Butler
Camp Livingston
Corning
Mildred Olive Vetterick
Eugene B. Everhart
Massena
Frank Vetterick
Mary Ellen Adams
Franklin Pierce
Onawa
U.S
Erne
Ymille
BLU Idefense
Rae Pushatan LL
Americas
Breeder’s Gazette
Capper’s Farm
Child Life
Collier'n
Fact Digest
Farm Journal & Farmer's
Magi
Liberty Weekly
Modern Screen
Nature
America
Screenland
Screen Guide
Parents
Christian Herald
Pathfinder
Hunting & Fis Fy Guocesstel Farr
Boye
Amer
Poultry Tribune
Poultry Prol
Breeder's Gazette
NAMF
RFD
Postoffice
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