Anamosa Eureka Marks Eightieth Year of Continuous Publication
The Eureka celebrates eighty years of continuous publication while reflecting on Paris personal crisis reports and the darker side of self harm. The note recalls 1856 origins with Edmund Booth and Thomas E. Booth, later sold to Gardner and Bye, and long service by editor George Bye.
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Jones
Edmund Booth
Thomas E. Booth
Gardner, & Bye
Clifford L. Niles
Gardner
George Bye
Eureka
Messrs Booth
Counterfeiting and currency as a social menace
The piece argues counterfeit money swindles broad swaths of the economy, noting rising arrests and the post demonetization era. It laments fiscal decline and cites ancient and modern precedents while critiquing small coin values and national debt pressures.
Government must aim for balanced budget says Cherokee Times
The Cherokee Times urges government to reduce expenditures and pursue a balanced budget. It argues current deficits are unsustainable and that progress toward balance is essential, even if immediate balance seems unlikely.
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Wii
Goa
Liquor At The Wheel Common Cause Of Accidents
An Algona Upper Des Moines editorial argues alcohol inside drivers leads to daily accidents and that suspending licenses would more effectively curb drinking and driving than fines. The piece notes the need to know the right people affects penalties. It then shifts to a stray line about the bronze casting art dated to 700 BC.
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Algona Upper Des MM
Tax-Exempt Securities Face Enduring Public Policy Debate
A century of tax exempt securities worth about 90 billion dollars stands as debate over federal and state authority to tax such bonds. Proponents argue public policy favors ending exemptions to broaden tax equity and spur investment in productive enterprise.
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News ‘Telegraph
Atlantic
Towa
United States
Mellon
Treasury Department
Summer Responsibility for Children During Vacation
The article warns parents that summer vacation endangers rising youths who drift from classroom lessons. It urges ongoing parental guidance to reinforce conduct learned at school while allowing rest and enjoyment. It stresses the teacher and parent share duty to educate during break.
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Tribune
Lemmon
S. Dak
Todas
Peters
San
Seeing America First Carvel Wells on Cosmopolitan
Carvel Wells reflects on twenty five years of travel and urges Americans to explore their own country. He praises national parks and the American road system enabling adventurous journeys within the United States.
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America
Cosmopolitan
United States
Observe and Change Our Thinking for Global Peace
The piece urges careful thinking to guide actions and civic duties. It contrasts majorities with individual conviction, calling for arbitration over armament and a focus on humanitarian needs. It stresses aiding the unemployed and hungry, fighting crime, and promoting integrity and moral courage to save civilization.
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Muskegon Heights
Mich
What Is News Hill City Times Explains Its Purpose
The Hill City Times outlines news as anything that interests people covering politics religion science sports and human interest. It defends printing community news despite reader requests to withhold stories that might affect social standing or reputations.
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Hill City
Kas
Graham County
Hill City Times
Associated Press
Successful Mt Vernon Campaign Closed by Local Paper
The Hawkeye Record Mt Vernon reports a successful subscription drive ended Saturday with winners announced on the front page. Contestants praised for fair treatment and for securing new subscribers with S J Liner Circulation Service of Chicago and Mr Mrs Billy Wottrich directing the effort.
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Hawkeye-Record
Mt. Vernon
Hawkeye-Record and Herald
Cam- Paiens
S. J. Liner
Chicago
Billy Wottrich
Unique Organization Forms Cement Floor Club at County Fair
In Carroll county locals form The Sack of Cement Club to fund a cement floor for the new community building at the fair grounds. Dues are 65 cents per member, equal to the price of a cement sack, and each member will have their name inscribed on the floor. The Lee brothers of Virginia signed the Declaration of Independence. They plan to raise funds to cover the flooring costs.
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Coon Rapids
Carroll County
Fairgrounds
Road upgrade approved in Jones county
At a state highway commission meeting on July 23 Jones county gains an added primary road from Onslow to Cascade via Washington township. Foley Bros. prepared the route to grade while the river segment advances soon, linking with 136 and 117 toward Onslow.
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State Highway Commission
Onslow
Cascade
Jones County
Foley Bros
Washington Township
Donald
L. D. Murfield
East First Street
Edman John Vernon
Virginia Pauline Yount
Anamosa
Terman Brunscheen
Chicago Aiket
Nickel Plate Railroad Named by Norwalk Editorial
The New York Chicago and St Louis line earned the nickname Nickel Plate after Finney Loomis of the Norwalk Chronicle dismissed it as a nickel plated affair. The project bypassed Norwalk, chosen instead to run six miles north, fueling the nickname and a playful life pass from the railroad company.
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New York, Chicago
Norwalk
Finney R. Loomis
Loomis
Finney RR
Laumis
Norwalk Chronicle
Birds That Never Die And The Phoenix Legend
The phoenix legend describes a bird that burns itself and rises anew from ashes. Ancient accounts say the Payptians worshiped it as a symbol of the soul’s immortality. Aphids secrete honeydew that ants farm as “ants cows” and overwinter in nests for spring.
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Aiay
Payptians
Pearson’s Weekly
Croatia’s Rise and Union Mark Centuries of History
The article traces Croatia’s 8th century subjugation under Charlemagne’s Western Empire, Tomislav’s 10th century independence, and its 1102 union with Hungary under the Hungarian crown, noting long years under neighbors before World War I. It then shifts to pheasant incubation contrasting hatchery methods with natural brooding in the wild.
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Tomislav
Croatia
Hangary
St Stephen
Corrosion Causes Ignition Trouble In Distributor Head Caps
Internal corrosion forms within the terminal caps at the distributor head, frequently leading to ignition problems.
Executor's Notice in Jones County Iowa 1925
The undersigned Louis Ehrismann is appointed and commissioned by the district court of Jones county Iowa as executor of Marie Ehrismann's estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa July 16 1925. Louis Ehrismmann Executor. J J Locher attorney for estate 4 4
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Marie Ehrismann
Anamosa
Town
A. J
Louis Ehrismann
J.J. Locher
Notice of Probate of Harriet Smythe Will Jones County
District court in Jones county announces probate for Harriet E. Smythe's will filed July 14 1935 opened Aug 12 1935 at 10 A M for final proof. Interested parties may appear at May term to contest admission to probate. Clerk See Byerly and attorney E W Brashaw listed.
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Jones County
Jones Canty
Harriet E. Smythe
Said
Byerly
Tawa
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
State of Iowa Jones county district court holds probate for John H Kray deceased filed July 15 1935 final proof set August 12 1935 to determine admission of will to probate interested parties may appear to show cause attorney for estate J J Locher listed in notice March 4 4-4
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
John H. Kray
A. D
Division of Jones County real estate requested by plaintiffs
In the 1935 Iowa district court suit Elsie Theis Stutt and others sue Helma Theis McKee James R. McKee Paul Theis Mabel Theis Marie Theis Bucher and Ross E Bucher to divide real estate owned in shares of one half one fourth one eighth and one eighth. The court is asked to order sale of the property for cash and to distribute net proceeds according to interest with costs taxed accordingly. Defendants are required to appear.
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District Court of
Iowa
Jones County
Elsie Theis Stutt
Clarence M. Stutt
Helma Theis McKee
James R. McKee
Paul Theis
Mabel Theis
Marie Theis Bucher
Ross FE. Bucher
Heima Theis McKee
Ross E. Bucher
District Court
Section Twenty-One
Township 86
Town and Consolidated School District Expenditure Estimate Hearing
The Monticello Independent School District Board in Lovell township Jones county Iowa will meet August 12 1935 at 730 p.m. at Public School to hear taxpayers on an expenditure estimate. District Secretary Co E Podhasky.
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Monticello Independent School
Lovell Township
Jones County
Iowa
Co. E. Podhaskyi
Notice to Defendants for September Term Court
Defendants must defend on or before noon of the second day of the September term at Anamosa starting September 33 1935. If not, default will be entered and judgment rendered as prayed. Attorney for Plaintiffs J J Locher.
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Anamosa
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