Proponents push drivers license bill across pages
Clinton, Wapello, Webster and others list districts and counties for a proposed statewide drivers license bill. The plan splits 23 districts into 2 and 3 county groups, outlining names like Audubon, Shelby, Harrison, Page, Taylor, Jo d, and many more. Proposals include repeal of prohibition, increased governor appointive powers, and a three member highway commission with reduced salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Wapello
Webster, Lee
Des Moines
Cevin Gordo
Tohnson
17Th
Audubon
Shelby
Harrison
Weight
Franklin
Hancock
Page
Taylor
Adams
Zead
Bremer
Butler
Grundy
Washington
Louisa
Henry
Buena Vista
Sac
Ida
Howard
Chickasaw
Floyd
Fremont
Montgomery
Milla
Decatur
Union
Ringold
Jefferson
van Buren
Dayla
Dickingon
Clay
Palo Alto
Lucas
Wayne
Clarke
Worth
Winnebago
Mitchell
Boone
Story
Tama
Marshall
Winneshiek
Fayette
Monroe
Appanoone
Joneshiek
Jasper
Mahaska
Keokuk
Cedar
Magentine
List
Hardin
Hamilton
Marion Warren
Lyon
Sioux
Déth
Benton
Iowa
Allamakee
Clayton
Plymouth
Cherokee
Madison
Dallas
Carroll
Guthrie
Kossuth
Emmett
Jones
Jackson
Crawford
Monona
Buchanan
Delaware
Calhoun
Greene
Cass
Adair
Osceola
O'Brien
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Hayes
Dubuque
New York
Wisconsin
Jimmy
Clark
Linn
Rep
McCauley
Senate
Committee On Committees
Benatar Clark
Hiattsville notes of births visits and local events
Hiattsville social roundup lists numerous family visits and Sunday gatherings at various homes including Hiatt and related families. It notes a baby born to Me and Dwight Powell at Centerville hospital, plus community activities, a state cattle test with cow condemnations, and a charity apron fund for the Orphans Home.
Rural school unions and court reporters in state legislature
A bill to raise district court reporters' pay from ten to fifteen dollars per day has been introduced. Proposals create union districts by consolidating rural schools, with elections for union directors and tax levies, and possible dissolution. Rep Ballew of Appanoosa County appointed chair of Mines and Mining Committee with seats on Aeronautics Agriculture, Businesses and Game, Motor Vehicles and Transportation, Public Health, Public Utilities, Railroads, Roads and Highways committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Benson
Senate Committee On Highways
Bag
Ifill
State Highway Commission
Polk
O'Brien
Turner
Dan Turner
Gov. Cumming
Perkins-Cumming
J. B. Gallagher
Iowa County
Hall
Ditta- Hattendorf
Osceola County
Ditto
Hattendorf
Demoocrat
Education Institute
Legislative Education Committee
House
Byron G. Alten
Pocahontas County
Savery Hotel
State University
Barr and
van Buren
Auk
Ballewin
Ballew
Appa Neaoss County
Canine hero gets military burial in Florida
Coral Gables Florida reports the burial of Tennessee Bud a famed WWII decorated bull pup owned by Lieut A C Slattery of the 135th Machine Gun company 82nd Division. Bud saw action at Somme Toul Argonne St Mihiel and was decorated by British and French papers. He died of a gas caused illness and was laid to rest in a pine box with flag and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty- Second
Somme
Bud
Blattery
Atlanta
The
Eighty-second
Artillerymen Await Signal to Aid Minneapolis Orchestra
University of Minnesota artillery units again prepare at the armory to fire a cannonade in support of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in Napoleon's retreat from Moscow. However prior attempts failed due to wiring issues and organizers face an uncertain response this year as Mrs Carlyle Scott and Mrs Maude Stockwell seek a resolution before the memorial auditorium event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Armory
Memorial Auditorium
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Napoleon
Moscow
Mra
Carlyle Scott
Maude Stockwell
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Ts Ft Arti
Novel Salting Method for Prague Ham Demonstrated
In Prague a unique practice permits farmers to salt pork before slaughter to produce Prague ham famed across Europe. An experiment at a slaughterhouse used a head strike and intravenous salt solution while the pig was killed. The heart continued beating for about an hour and salt spread through the flesh more evenly than mechanical methods, with no cruelty to the pig reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Europe
Illinois Brands Fish to Track Travel and Growth
Ralph Bradford director of conservation says fish are tagged with small metal tail tags by the Natural History Society of the department of conservation to record species size and weight. Each tagged fish bears a numbered mark to study movement speed and growth in lakes and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llinois
Springfeld
Mllindle
Ralph
Bradford
Astute Department of Conservation
Natural History Society
Department of Conservation
Mexico working class faces high unemployment
A new report claims three-eighths of Mexico's working class are unemployed. A memorial to the President circulating among labor unions urges cutting the workday for those employed to five hours to create jobs for the unemployed three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Borgey
Labor Unyone
Progressive Club Hostess Reflects Local Valentine Spirit
Mrs. H. K. Smith welcomed Progressive Club members for a brief business meeting followed by an afternoon of 60eraly activities and dainty refreshments. Wesley Long and family, long-time Ollie area residents, have returned to the vicinity and now reside on Mrs. H Turner farm north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Smith
Progressive Club
Wesley Long
Ollie
Iowa
Mrs. H. §. Turner
Notice to Oehler Bros. Creditors to Settle Accounts
All those owing Oehler Bros. on account are urged to settle their balances promptly at once. This notice calls for immediate payment and closes with a demand for settlement to conclude all open transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oehler Bros
Lonce
Local Social Roundup From Melrose and Centerville
Mr and Mrs Jack Murphy visited in Melrose on Friday and called at Ed Megee and Charlie Tarbell homes. Floyd King on leave in Chariton visited his parents. Milas Murphy and Mrs Mabel Hammond attended family visits. The Teater family shopped in Centerville and spent time with relatives. Dorothy Rosa and Josephine Murphy visited Charlie Hammond home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Murphy
Melrose
Ed. Megee
Dick Holman
Charlie Tarbell
Mra
Howard Teater
Carlota
Clarence Teater
Lessia Kelsey
Verda Argo
Lola
John McAninch
Floyd King
Chariton
Pearl King
Milas Josephine Murphy
Mabel Hammond
Mre
Garleta
Centerville
Glen Masaman
Floyd
Earnest King
Ted
Faye Teater
Howard
Dorothy
Rosa
Josephine Murphy
Charlie Hammond
Local Community Notes From Tuesday to Sunday
Assessor Fred Coltrain visited the community on Tuesday. J. D. Croas and Clementine called at Mrs. R. C. Hart’s home Tuesday. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Carl Coffin’s home Thursday with 18 ladies present. Art Wood of Moulton visited his brother James Thursday morning. Floyd and Curtis Celtrain spent Saturday night with Glen Sharp. Muriel Stevens Irene Sharp and Glen Sharp helped Donna Celtrain celebrate her birthday Sunday. Ivan Gibbs of West Grove visited the Wilbur Miller home Sunday. Mrs. Aaron Campbell has been ill with a bad cold. Mrs. R. C. Hart called on Mrs. Wm. Walen Friday afternoon. W. N. Miller and Wilbur Miller were business callers at Albia Thursday. Nick Wycoff stayed at the home of his daughter Mrs. Frank Paxton. Miss Margaret Miller called at the Les Tadlock Wm. Wales and Mrs. Hart homes Wednesday and visited the Miller school. Ray Coltrain sawed wood for Wm. Wales Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coltrain
J. D. Croas
Clementine
R. C. Hart
Ladies Aid
Ivan Gibbs
Weat Grove
Wilbur Miller
Aaron Campbell
Wm. Walen
W. N. Miller
Albia
Nick Wycoff
Frank Paxton
Margaret Miller
Les Tadlock
Wales
Pleasant Hill Community Notices Run Together This Week
Local families visit and share Sundays with relatives including Holman Tur shell Callen and Moore households. Numerous residents spend evenings with kin while others assist aging relatives and help care for a mother. Overcoats have seen little wear this winter.
Better Safe Than Sorry All Motor Cars Have Four Sides
A brief notice emphasizes carrying Property Damage Insurance for financial protection and peace of mind. It notes that collisions can occur from any side even with careful driving, especially during icy and snowy seasons, making insurance invaluable.
Hazel College Social Roundup from Moravia
Friday and Sunday visits fill the local scene as Hazel College attendees and families drop by homes in Albia Moravia and nearby. Names include Herman Johnson Ed Johnson E G Sincox Roscoe Argo W S Van Dorin Loners and shoppers share news and calls with neighbors. Valentines special at Smith Drug Store for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Johnson
E. G. Lincox
Ed. Johnson
Albia
Katrenas Sytama
Roscoe Argo
Ira
Zell Wilson
LeRoy
Eph Wilson
E. G. Sincox
Willie Ven Dorin
W. S. van Do
For Sale and Rent Notices
FOR SALE Miller's Products See Mrs Stella Carter 1-8-10tp FOR RENT 120 acres two miles east of Moravia For information see B Utterback Moravia Iowa 8tp FOR SALE Young Horse 8 years old Alfred Carlson ltp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Stella Carter
Moravia
Utterback
Iowa
Alfred Carlson
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Elliott
Scott
United States
Briardale
Victor
Mandalay
OMAR
Oravia
Hiattsville
Trilph Hiatt
Orpha McDanes
Berniece Scott
Dowd
Unionville
Koehler
Tal Me
Dwight Powell
Pearl Flatt
W. Hy -Callen
Dorin Wales
Bayard Net
L. R. Hiatt
Clyde Hiatt
Censtervilles
Ensil Hiatt
R. S. Coulson
Gus Hiatt
Wilson
Mia
J. F. Chambers
Misa Mildred Chambers
Mtss
Margaret Lindell
Theo Miler
Mildred Chambers
Simpson College
Indianola
Sir
L. D. Minnick
Walher Hiatt
Anna Shatt
Sylvia Callen
Callen
Council Bluffs
Valentines
Smith Drug Store
Canine Hero
France
Millageville
Pleasant Hill
Charles Turshell
Gilbert Callen
Elbert Moore
Truxton Dicka
Lloyd Brown
Beryle Beaty
Dave Hiner
Mildred
Walt Blue
Louise
Walter Guffy
Laura Dicks
Fern Penfield
Merle Dicks
Jim Shehan
Ed. Miller
Walt
Blue
Georgia Pangburn
Flora Carter
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Hazel College
Chet Brosher
Inland
Cyrus Hall
Towa
Ford
Jack Sprat
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