Milk Quality Dairies Rated Clean With High Counts
The board approved monthly health reports and adjourned session details. Health officer R M Arey reported bacterial counts for many area dairies with grades ranging from A to C and noted several entries as clean with high counts within ordinance limits. Butterfat tests showed varied scores among dairies and inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
R. M. Arey
Brown
Chris Schroeder
H. B. McDowell
Hetzler
Iowanita Guernsey
Seven Springs
G. Noerenberg
Earl Martin
Herlein
J. Ouska
Shady Lawn
Freers Dairy
Purity
Leu and Son
William Goetzman
Mabel] Edwards
Chris Stange
Fair Oaks
Southside
Lowe Run
E. Smalley
H. C. Toborg
Ideal
TeStrake
Shepard
G. Anderson
W. A. Houk
Brown Dairy
Iowannta Guernsey
Harry Coyner
Leo and Son
Reinsager
Shepard Dairy
Waltman Dairy
South Side Dairy
Lowe Run Dairy
Quality Dairy
G .Anderson
G. Freers
Mabel Edwards
Art Finley
Farm Bureau Band to Play Concerts in Tipton Auditorium
The 72 piece Cedar County Farm Bureau band performs Monday night August 21 at Tipton High School auditorium. On August 26 the band marks Clarence’s 75th anniversary with a concert at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County Farm Bureau
Tipton High School
Clarence
Iowa Relief Costs Decline Through Spring Months
Washington Bureau reports Iowa followed national trends with fewer families on unemployment relief and lower expenditures from April to June. Relief costs fell from 952 385 in April to 930 217 77 in May and 558 483 71 in June while the number of relief recipients declined from 58 904 in April to 55 519 in May and 44 774 in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Washington Bureau
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Stalkfleet Beer Permit Withheld After Review
Lee K. Stalkfleet proprietor of the Silver Moon Cafe on Ster neman boulevard had his beer permit application postponed after a city council review. Fire Chief J. J. Brown noted the premises failed to meet legal requirements. Earlier the council granted permission to erect a building sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee K. Stalkfleet
Sterneman Boulevard
J. J. Brown
Stalkfleet
Modern Trends in Bread Making Studied by Fairport District
A follow up meeting on modern trends in bread making was held for the Fairport school district in Sweetland township. Ten women attended including five leaders. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong home demonstration agent and Mrs Henry Rohlf township chairman led the session at Mrs M August Brossarts home. A social period followed with Mrs Brossart and her daughter Myrtle serving refreshments. Floating islands on rivers are described as land held together by roots with roots providing buoyancy.
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Fairport
Sweetland Township
M. August Brossart
Elizabeth Armstrong
Henry Rohlf
Health status in Muscatine shows near perfect month
City health officer Dr. R. M. Arey reported to the board that only one infectious disease case, mumps, occurred in the past month. The department logged 31 nuisances and abated 28 of them.
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Muscatine
R. M. Arey
Board of Health
Longstreth to Attend Iowa Police Chiefs Meeting
Chief W E Longstreth will attend the twenty fifth annual Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police meeting in Waterloo from September 12 to 14. The city council approved a 25 dollar maximum expense allowance for the trip.
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W. E. Longstreth
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Waterloo
Iowa Tax Records Show Across the Board Licenses and Fees
The document lists Iowa tax payments in 1933 for beer licenses totaling $107,320 with 4,421 retail and 378 wholesale dealers. Brewers had no entries, while other taxes include spirits licenses for 97 retail and seven wholesale dealers. Additional figures cover narcotics licenses, margarine licenses, yachts or boats usage, and mixed flour permits, totaling varied sums.
Burlington Youth Killed in Crash
Leonard Olson 23 of Burlington died after the auto he drove failed to negotiate a curve on Route 80 west of Burlington and struck a telephone pole. Companion W H Rinker suffered a broken arm and Stewart Pilger was bruised. Olson died an hour later at a hospital. The wrecked car belonged to Charles Mac Donald.
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Burlington
Leonard Olson
Leonard Oscar Olson
Stewart Pilger
W. H. Rinker
Olson
Rinke
Pilger
Woodruff Family Reunion Set Near Grandview
West Liberty reports the Woodruff family annual reunion at the old Woodruff estate one mile west of Grandview on Sunday. Over 50 relatives are expected with a noon picnic and a brief afternoon program. Community news notes several regional moves and visits by local residents and relatives.
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West Liberty
George Schafer
Grace Hunter
University of Iowa
Woodruff
Woodruff Estate
Grandview
Wesley Melick
H. B. Melick
L. H. Forsythe
George Hinkhouse
Eureka
Ill
Jackie McGuire
Irene Murphy
Short Hills
New Jersey
Roy White
Clifton
N. J
E. C. Darling
Little Son
Iowa City
Anderson
East Fourth Street
Darling
George Moran
Edmond Moran
Altoona
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Peters
Ed Smith
Horce
Allen Black
R. J. Hinkhouse
Grace Romaine
St. Louis
Hinkhouse
Janet Mae Olbrick
Romaine
Hannibal
W. A. Smith
Dorothy
Washington
Lexington
Gardner
Rev. Smith
Otto Marstelar
Family returns from Chicago after Century of Progress
The Moyland family returned Wednesday from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress. Frank Moyland also came back Wednesday from Chicago with a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Century of Progress
Frank Moyland
Houk Finds City Markets All Clean
Dr. W A Houk city food inspector reported seventy eight inspections of food dispensing venues in the past month with all found clean and sanitary. During the month 264 tons of garbage were collected, 12 complaints on garbage collection were received and corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Houk
Board of Health
Memorial Project Left to Committee
The city council finance committee will study possible funding for a permanent centennial memorial. Joseph Bilkey presented estimates near 2500 dollars. council sent the matter to the committee. Ed Vanatta chaired the meeting in Mayor Herman Lord’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bilkey
Bilkey
Ed Vanatta
Herman Lord
Rescind Permit of Skating Rink in City
The West Second Street roller skating rink near Pine Street will close and prepaid fees for August will be refunded after city council action on Thursday night. Attorney W. D. Randall spoke for about 20 property owners citing nuisance from late noise and confusion. A three month license had expired Sept. 1. Alderman Stolzenau favored an 11 p.m. closing but his motion failed.
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West Second Street
Pine Street
W. D. Randall
West Second
West Third Streets
Albert Stolzenau
Muscatine Girl Joins Chicago World Fair Marimba Band
Ruth Springborn daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Springborn of 914 Cedar street joins a 100 piece marimba band opening a week long engagement at the Chicago World's Fair. The band under C O Musser of Chicago will perform seven times in the Hall of Science court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Springborn
A. C. Springborn
Cedar Street
Chicago
Hall of Science
C. O. Musser
Anamosa Shooting Victim Succumbs
Harvey E. Eye, 64, a Jones County farmer and World War II veteran from near Monmouth, Ia, died in a hospital Thursday night from a gunshot wound. Tullos McGuire, sentenced to 30 years at Fort Madison on a charge of attempted murder, allegedly resented Eye's attention to McGuire's wife.
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Anamosa
Harvey E. Eye
Tullos McGuire
Jones County
McGuire
Fort Madison
Eye
Monmouth
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West Liberty News
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