Dry Law Proposals Seen With Minor Revisions
Washington dispatch notes the Wickersham commission’s report will be mostly dry with no recommendation to repeal the eighteenth amendment. Officials say enforcement has suffered from politics and graft, and the study favors continued trial of prohibition with strict penalties and enforcement.
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American Press Association
Washington
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Activites
Chicago Tribune
United States
Proposed consolidation stirs Congress over railroad system plan
The plan to consolidate eastern railroads into four systems is expected to spark a congressional row as members exploit public prejudice with familiar arguments that have historically prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroads
Congress
Consolidation of Tennessee counties urged to ease tax burden
The piece discusses high taxes as a burden on business and farmers, proposing county consolidation as a solution. It cites Professor Walter Burr of Missouri and notes Tennessee’s counties, including James and Ham Wen, as examples showing potential cost savings and economic benefits from reducing administrative overhead and duplicative services.
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James
Tennessee
Walter Burr
University of Missouri
Wuether
Ie Tartu
Corn sugar labeling fight ends with FDA shift
Representatives Cole Dickinson and State Senator Vanne along with others campaigned for decades to remove the labeling requirement on corn sugar. The old food and drugs act interpretation is abandoned, allowing corn sugar to be used like cane or beet sugar. Proponents argue corn sugar is as wholesome as other sugars and note cane and beet interests resisted its acceptance.
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Des Moines Register
Cole
Dickinson
Vanne
Department of
Delaware County Population Shifts Highlight Growth in Manchester
Delaware county shows 1920 population 18 183 and current 18 122 with Jost 61 inhabitants since 1920. Manchester gains 3802 souls in the last decade reaching 3413, up from 3111 in 1920. Other towns in and near the county show varied results.
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Delaware County
Manchester
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical household tips cover jelly making with jellied fruit and lemon jelly, sewing needles for roasts, and smart snack guidance for children. Recipes include salmon with hot sauce, peanut brittle ice cream, and a cream based base with a simple freezing method. Create bright room accents with orange tones and cretonne accents.
Where The Money Goes For The Public Schools
A preliminary report by Agnes Samuelson shows nearly half of annual school district outlays go beyond teacher salaries. Nine percent covers bonds and interest, eleven percent fuel and janitorial costs, under four percent transportation, and over five percent non resident tuition. The findings, part of a larger study led by R C Williams of the state department of public instruction, highlight facility and service costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Samuelson
R. C. Willams
Departeent of Public Instruction
Remember to tending furnaces in cold weather
Farmers and engineers advise regular furnace care in winter. Do not overshake a fire, avoid choking the grate, and clean ashes immediately after shaking. Open dampers and add coal gradually to kindle well, then shake grate with short movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E4uy Engineers
US Department of Agriculture
Combining the Railroads in Public Interest
Des Moines Register discusses the Hoover plan for eastern trunk line consolidation. It notes the unsettled outcome before the Interstate Commerce Commission and recalls Esch Cummins law aims to secure fair returns and absorb weak lines by stronger ones for a private, unified rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Congress
Cummins
USISS
The South Laughs On States Rights Slavery Debate
An Atchison Globe commentary recalls Civil War era rhetoric on states rights over slavery and notes northern talk on alcohol rights as a parallel. The piece invokes Genoa Italy’s historic debt crisis to illustrate broader fiscal strains.
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Atchison Globe
Too much talk spoils marriage says verse by Angela Cypher
A poem-like quip from Angela Cypher in the New Yorker notes that constant chatter harms marital life. It contrasts traits such as aloofness humor and silence, suggesting that solemn men fear humor and nervous types seek calm, while silent restraint can earn points.
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Angela Cypher
The
New Yorker
Satan’s Punishment Concept Described to Tourists
The narrator details a grotesque tour led by Satan through Hell at a fictional attraction. He describes levels, extreme heat near 400 degrees, and a hostile crowd of residents, including drivers and residents who mock visitors while chains of letters and threats circulate.
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Satan
Hades
Tenner Tre
Kansas
Star
Sooner House Relates to Dog Neighbor Dispute
In a troubling domestic scene neighbors report a dog attack and pest concerns after a stray dog caused tension at a Meyer residence. The discussion centers on an alleged adopted dog and questions about its care and safety.
Gorilla growth slower than human in first years says study
Dr Noback reports on gorilla growth from a New York zoological society study. Growth rate in the first three years was measured by weight and compares with human children. Gorillas reach permanent teeth earlier, with milk teeth by about eighteen months and full dentition by about two and a half years.
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Cronulla
Bey
W. Nohack
New York Eniinologiend Society
New York
Doctor Noback
Ancient Roman Racketeer Crassus Fires For Profit
Dr Willan Stearns Davia, a late historian, uncovered a Roman scheme where Crassus used arson to boost wealth. He allegedly hired slaves as firefighters then offered to “buy back” the burned villa at a bargain, posing as savior to extract money.
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Willan Stearns Davia
Rome
Crassus
Tie
New York Hierald Tribune
Italian Autostrada System Reported as Private Roads
Italian roads called natestrada are privately owned and operated. Autostradi are not state highways but are run by private firms that collect tolls under annuity agreements. The state plans to eventually take control or influence over the routes.
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Tealy
Atace
First Steam Carriage Met With Disapproval
The London Times reports Gurney s steam carriage trial from Cranford Bridge to Bath and back to Cranford, demonstrating speed and endurance despite delays and hostile reactions from locals. The party, including Mr Gurney and officers, faced water and fuel supply struggles but completed the roughly 30 mile round trip in about 12 hours? The test aimed to prove steam carriages on ordinary roads amid public skepticism.
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London Times
Gurney
Cranford Bridge Inn
Bath
Viney
Dobbin
Cranford Bridge
Maidenhead
Markshans
No Positive Knowledge of Waterspout Causes
The article explains waterspouts as vapor masses in the lower atmosphere with no spinning motion capable of uprooting or destroying. At sea they form an inverted cone with two cones joining into a column from sea to clouds. The origin remains uncertain with theories including opposing winds, high upper winds, and possibly an electric origin.
Evening Parade of Crawfish and Shellfish Traditions
An odd underwater procession unfolds at sunset as crawfish and shellfish exhibit peculiar rituals and a formal, somber march. The scene focuses on slow movements, close lines, and the curious behavior of the creatures during a twilight spectacle.
French Judicial System and Its Courts Mentioned
The text outlines a hereditary system of courts similar to other nations, with administrative and civil divisions. It notes the Juge de Paix and the Court of Assizes, plus the Cour de Cassation as the highest tribunal, and references American Justices of the Peace concepts.
Keep Spirit Young Spelling Not Wrinkles on the Heart
A short quotation attributed to James A. Guarfield urges preserving youthful spirit while aging signs fade. It contrasts facial wrinkles with the heart's resilience and the idea that age should not dull inner vigor.
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James A. Guarfield
Native fashion shifts to European leather shoes
Readers note a trend as locals adopt European leather footwear, signaling a shift in style and practicality. The piece highlights how even traditional wearers are embracing new materials and designs.
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Dudit
Final reports heard for Jones County estates
Notice states final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones County Iowa estates filed. Final hearing set for January 16, 1931 before the district court at Anamosa with exceptions allowed. Includes Lizzie Sharp administratrix of John Lynch estate dated January 3 1931.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Lizzie Sharp
John Lynch
Anamosa
Probate of Will Filed in Jones County Iowa
The District Court of Jones County Iowa opens probate for the will of Mary Agnes Allison deceased with final proof set for February 3 1931. Interested parties may appear to contest probate at the January term. Dated January 5 1931. Lara E. Hanna Deputy. Doxsee and Doxsee attorneys for the estate.
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Warren Rees
Jones Co
Iowa
Lara E. Hanna
Doxsee
Testing Tin Purity by Physical and Melting Point Methods
The article explains purity testing for block tin using chemical analysis, noting a pure block tin pipe shows a white color on the filed surface and is soft and bendable. It also crackles when bent due to crystal motion, and a melting point near 999 degrees Celsius provides another purity check.
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
Probate action for the will of William Haller filed January 2 1931 in Jones County Iowa. February 3 1931 set for final proof and probate at the January term. Interested parties may appear to show cause why probate should not be admitted. Lara E. Hanna deputy J J Locher attorney for the estate.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
Mary Agness Allison
Mary Agnesa Allison
William Haller
Divorce Petition in Knox v Knox in Jones County Court
Iva E Knox files for divorce from Raymond J Knox in the district court of Jones County Iowa. The petition cites cruel and inhuman treatment as grounds and warns the defendant to appear by noon on February term to avoid default and a decree. DOXSEE DOXSEE represent the plaintiff.
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Iva E. Knox
Raymond J. Knox
District Court of Town
Jones County
Anamosa
Doxsee
Executor's Notice for William McDonald Estate
Public notice that William PF Ford is executor of the William McDonald deceased estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello Iowa December 16 1930. J J Locher attorney for estate.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
William McDonald
Monticello
A. D
William PF. Ford
J. J. Locher
Bond Sale Notice for Monticello Street Improvements
Monticello Iowa city council announces public sale of street improvement bonds in the Memorial hall corner chamber at 7:00 p.m. January 26, 1931. Total issue 14974.41 dollars bearing 5 percent interest, serial maturities through 1939. Bids due May 1 1931 sealed or oral as allowed by law. City Clerk Ray Echternacht signs notice.
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Monticello
Iowa
Memorial Hall
Monticello Express
Terty Council
Ray Echternacht
Official Notice Invitation to Bidders for Monticello Street Paving
Sealed bids will be received by Monticello Iowa city clerk Ray Echternacht until 7 29 pm January 26 1931 for paving on Chestnut North Cedar Sycamore and Elm streets with integral curb. The project follows a December 29 1930 city council resolution ordering construction per plans on file.
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Ray Echternacht
Monticello
Towa
Monticelo
Iowa
Chestnut Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Cedar Street
Second Street
7Th Street
Town State Highway Commission
Corporation
Sycamore Street
2Nd Street
3Rd Street
Elm Street
Grand Street
1St Street
4Th Street
Gill Street
Maple Street
Main Street
Buckeye Street
Howard R. Green Company, Engineers
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Express
B. E. First
Howard R. Green
Bever
Monticello pavement plan bids sought for 1921 1931 program
The city outlines concrete pavement specifications eight streets eight to twenty four feet wide with curbs and reinforcement. It explains funding by special assessment bonds with option for tax-levied funds and reserves the right to accept bids on January 26, 1931.
Monticello Advertises Municipal Construction Bids
The city of Monticello Iowa invites bids for a project with bond and performance guarantees. Bids must be submitted within ten days of award, with a 100 percent contract bond and five year maintenance, plans available for $20 deposit, and work to start by April 15 1931 and finish by July 15 1991. The council may reject any bid.
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Iowa
Monticello
Office and Hospital One Block North of the Post Office
An office and hospital operation is described as located one block north of the post office with services available day and night.
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Poatomce
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J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Nebraska State Bar Association
I Ryan
Dyersville
Masonville
Colesburg
Delhi
Greeley
Edgewood
Delaware
Earlville
Gig
Oneida
Dundee
Hopkinton
Anc
Genoa
Italy
Chicago
James J. Frazer
Russia
Caucasus
Praser
Meyer House
Lura E. Hanna
C. A Desess
Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
Monticello, Iowa
George Albery
Zeigler
Hoag
State Bank
Monticello,Iowa
Federal Reserve
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