Street Damaged by Gravel Trucks Seek City Repairs
Dear Mr Fixit letters describe Kentucky Ave from Harding St to Eagle Creek bridge and W Raymond St as deplorable with packed holes and gravel runoff. Complaints follow to alleys behind houses and Sugar Grove Ave, while officials promise investigation and repairs when weather allows.
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Kentucky Ave
Fixit
MR. Fixit
Harding St
Eagle Creek Bridge
W. Raymond St
Mass Tucky Ave
Chester C. Fields, Traction Terminal Bldg
MR. Snyder
W. P. Hargon
Passage about Foley Pills diuretic aid from Iowa man
Dorchester resident Landon Taylor reports relief after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. He says dizziness and difficulty walking vanished and he now feels fine mentioning the pill as helpful for his recovery.
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Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Foley
City Hall Hosts Constitution Day Observance
The city administration sponsored a Constitution Day observance today at City Hall. The event highlighted civic education and public participation in government.
Central Ave Waving Flag Promise From Health Board
George Fouteh reports that Mr. Fixit has secured a promise from the board of health to order the vegetation removal at once, with the plants bobbing in the breeze along Central Avenue.
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Central Ave
George Fouteh
Legion to Stage Mardi Gras Dance in Seventh District
At a Wednesday Post 4 meeting in Yomlinson Hall the American Legion announced a district Mardi Gras dance and carnival on Halloween night inviting every post in the county. John A. Royse, district chairman, said all posts would be invited. William T. Raplee was elected captain of a bowling team in the American Legion League.
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American Legion
Yomlinson Hall
Chamber of Commerce
John A. Royse
William T. Raplee
American Legion League
King Addresses Summitville Club on Public Health
Dr. William F. King secretary of the State board of health spoke at Summitville today to the Federation of Women's Clubs on The Future of Public Health.
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William F. King
State Board of Health
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Summitville
State Budget Board to Discuss Payroll Equalization
The State budget committee will meet on September 29 to consider equalizing salaries of state employees. Lawrence F. Orr and Governor Jackson set the date after a conference. Orr has started compiling salary variance data across departments.
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State Budget Committee
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Jackson
Orr
William A. Guthrie
Everett L. Gardner
State Conservation Commission
Richard Lieber
Guthrie and Gardner
Officials face action by conservation commission after secret session
Gardner and Lieber were called into conference with the Governor late Wednesday but commented nothing. The conservation commission is expected to take important actions at its Saturday regular meeting. Dean Stanley Coulter of Lafayette and E. M. Wilson of Anderson, opposed to salary cuts, may protest the action of the other two members.
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The
Conservation Commission
Dean Stanley Coulter
Lafayette
Guthrie
E. M. Wilson
Anderson
Memorial for Leander Woodward Leader in Friends Church
Members of the Friends Church in Richmond mourn the death of Leander Woodward, 71, who died at his home Wednesday. He was active in affairs of the church.
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United Preas
Diamond Dick to Attend American Legion Convention
Diamond Dick identified as Dr. Richard J. Tanner a Norfolk physician will attend the American Legion convention in Omaha Nebraska from October fifth to eighth National Adjutant James F Barton reports Tanner formerly used the Diamond Dick persona and recently revealed his true identity after more than thirty years He entered Conner College and Nebraska Wesleyan University where he earned his medical degree.
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Diamond Dick
Frontier
Richard J. Tanner
Norfolk
Neb
American Legion
Omaha
James F. Barton
Conner College
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Tanner
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Main
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