Governor Roosevelts Hearing on Walker Removal in NYC
The New York hearing before Governor Roosevelts regarding Mayor Walker's removal continues to draw public attention. A supreme court writ questions the governors authority to oust Walker, while Hoover pursues prohibition stance aligned with the party platform and past Tammany era concerns.
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Roosevelt
New York
Walker
New York City
Supreme Court
Tammany
Boss” Tweed
Former mayor Huston shifts to support Democrats in state race
D Huston ex mayor of Cellar Rapids aligned with Democrats in state politics after losing the last municipal contest to Sab ath. He travels to Readquarters New York to advocate for a presidential ally, while the Journal weighs Hoover Smith and La Follette vote splits across 1920 to 1928 elections, noting wide Republican pluralities.
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D. Huston
Cellar Rapids
Sabath
New York
the Journal
Herber Hoover
al Smith
Cvns
Calvin
John W. Davis
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Davis
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Garner Silence Signals Shift in Campaign Dynamics
A political observer notes Garner’s sudden silence after a failed pork bill and suggests the vice presidential slot is used only as ballast. The speaker argues campaigns focus on the top ticket, while the second man is treated as filler rather than a central figure.
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Garner
Coffee famine talk grows after dealer stock depletion
Debate rises over a looming coffee famine as dealers nearly dumped supply and growers culled part of their stock. The farm board that spent millions may recover its investment, with plans turning to a park project thereafter.
Tax Relief Urged as Rain Fails to Stall Prices
The article notes tax relief progress while budgets are strained and calls attention to four inches of rainfall causing western Iowa washouts. Farmers nearby report favorable threshing weather and colleges offering to take produce or subscriptions in lieu of tuition and payments.
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Iowa
Hoover Speech Condensed on Prohibition Tariff and Finance
Hoover declares states may handle prohibition with constitutional safeguards. supports a protective tariff and strong national defense. calls for economy and opposition to federal raids. favors waterways highways and the Great Lakes Seaway plans. seeks banking safeguards and limits on foreign loans. notes farm relief and tariff protection for farmers amid price collapse.
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Congress
Dental Checkup Campaign Urges Students’ 100 Percent Readiness
Miss Lora Houston county nurse distributes dentist cards to promote annual dental exams for school children. The program, backed by the state Bureau of Dental Hygiene, aims for all grades and rural schools in Jones County to be 100 percent ready on opening day. Parents are urged to schedule visits and have cards signed to ensure full compliance before school starts.
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Lora Houston
State Bureau of Dental Hygiene
Aants
Jones County
Iowa General Assembly Members Refund Outcry
Council Bluffs Nonpareil reports that about 150 of 158 lawmakers voted themselves expense money. Fewer than a dozen have submitted refunds, sparking questions over the proper use of funds and prompting scrutiny of the assembly’s actions.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Forty-third General Assembly
Community 4-H and club activities in Jones County
Multiple 4-H groups including Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls and Rainbow clubs hold meetings in July and August with demonstrations on dresser scarfs curtains and home economics projects. The county fair is planned with exhibits posters and a clothing project led by Hazel I. Bown.
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Scotch Grove
Sunshine
W. B. Clark
Lois Kuhns
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
C. B. Carson
Oriole 4-H Club
Fairview Township
Forest Church
Phyllis Lister
Gladyce Fairbanks
Edna Mae Joslin
Erma Joslin
Farm Bureau
Hazel I. Bown
Iowa State College
County agent service pays for itself in farming gains
The piece argues that a yearly cost of eighty cents per farm is a fair tax for county agricultural information. It asserts low prices minimize waste and misproduction, and notes many counties show agents helping farmers earn money to cover taxes. It claims only nonparticipants lose money.
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American Bankers’ Association
Huge Crowds Expected At Exposition Featuring Floral and Farm Displays
The exposition promises large crowds for a grand fair with divisions for flowers including pansies, asters, gladiolus, and roses, plus extensive farm and garden displays. Farmers compete in grain and hay events while fruit and vegetable entries mix with urban favorites, culminating in a broad Great Jones County Free carnival atmosphere. Nearby Wall Lake hosts a mistaken military visit plan that shifts to Wall Lake state park in Wright county.
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Jones County
Wall Lake
Sac County
Wall Lake State Park
Wright County
Lovell's Lassies Review August Meeting Details
Lovell's Laboring Lassies held a bi monthly meeting at Clemma Wenger's home on August 11 with roll call naming favorite pictures. Demonstrations covered making a footstool and marberized paper while plans for Jones County Fair exhibit were discussed.
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XL Club
Roe Jean Coppess
Mario Ohlsen
Reva McCormick
Erna Levsen
Lovell
Clemma Wenger
Margaret Tage
Jones County
Clemma
Mildred Deischer
Dorothy Barlow
Lora Houston
Mary Jane Veitch
Reunion of Philip Minehart descendants in Central City
One hundred twenty six descendants from 26 families gathered at Central City city park on Sunday August 7 for their 11th annual reunion. The city council contracted with Earl R Pulver to seal coat Main Street from Garna vino to Davis streets with hot asphalt. Sheriff Frazer raided the home of R D Taylor at the 101 Ranch and Delmar Ireland was bound over to the grand jury on liquor nuisance charges with bonds of 500 each. E A Grimwood of Oxford Junction fell ill in Kansas City during the K P national convention and underwent appendix surgery. his condition was reported good. A 17 ton stone from the state quarry west of Anamosa was shipped to Des Moines for a Spanish American War veterans monument base. a second stone to follow.
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Philip Minehart
Central City
Earl R. Pulver
Main Street
Garnavino Street
Davis Street
Frazer
R. D. Taylor
101
Tom Bemrose
Taylor
Delmar Ireland
Whitcombe
Grand Jury
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Kansas City
K. of P.’s
Grimwood
Anamosa
Des Moines
Balloon advert drifts 200 miles from Paullina stunt
A local advertising stunt released gas balloons from Paullina in O'Brien county. The balloons bore the name of a popular eating place. Days later Mrs. Harry Frakes found one in her Adel yard in Dallas county. The balloon had traveled about 200 miles as the crow flies, likely farther with wind drift.
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Paullina
O'Brien County
Harry Frakes
Adel
Dallas County
Tomato Vine Bears One Hundred Tomatoes Displayed at Home
J. F. Grawe reports a tomato plant on the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter in Waverly Bremer county bears over 100 tomatoes of fair size. The plant began from ordinary seed this spring with normal care and no unusual origin. it stands as an ordinary specimen in the prize display.
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Charles Carpenter
Waverly
Bremer County
J. F. Grawe
Probate Notice in Jones County Iowa
Notice of probate for the will of D. D. Rorick filed August 1 1932 in Jones County Iowa District Court. Final-proof hearing set for August 30 1932 at 10 o clock a m. to determine probate. interested parties may appear and object. Warren Rees Clerk of Court Lara E Hanna deputy. J J Locher attorney for the estate.
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Warren Rees
Jones County
Iowa
Lara E. Hanna
J. J. Locher
Doxsee
Discovery Eludes Fooling the Self for Long
The text notes that no method exists for an average person to fool themselves for more than a few minutes, indicating the challenge of self-deception.
Oswald Will Probate Hearing Set in Jones County
On August 4 1932 a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of John B Oswald deceased was filed in the county court. The 6th day of September 1932 at 10 o clock a m is set for final proof and probate before the court. Doxsee Doxsee attorneys for the estate announce the hearing and invite interested persons to attend.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
D. D. Rorick
Said County
John B. Oswald
Administrator’s Notice of Estate in Jones County Iowa
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints ED G. Brazelton as administrator of the Grace M. Marsh estate. All claims must be filed with the clerk sworn and timed for probate. debts should be paid promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa August 6 1932.
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District Court
Jones County
Sully
Iowa
Grace M. Marsh
Anamosa
A. D
ED G. Brazelton
Doxsee
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Rainbow
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J. W. Streeter
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Lee Crain
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Mary Jo Day
LaVonne Streeter
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American Girl. Club
Lovell’s Lassies
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Ladle
Goodyear Speedway
Pertwist
Erty
Peirce
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery Station
Leonard T. Arduser
Optometrist
Paramount Theatre
Killian’sa
Cedar Rapids
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Monticello State Bank
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DR. Burris
D. C
McNeill's Hardware
Monticello, Iowa
Earl H. Deshaw, M.D
Stuhler's
W. H. Null
W. Doxsee
C. A. Doxa
Doxsee Attorneys At Law
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George Albery
A. M. Maurice
L. J. Swift
Osteopathic Phystems
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J. G. Schoon
Mark
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Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Menticelle
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City of Monticello
State Bank
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