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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1933
Page
5
The Russell brothers will perform one day afternoon and night in Muscatine on Monday August 7 with no street parade. Free shows at the grounds and reduced admission aim to attract crowds with a three ring program and sensational acts.
Edward Eader of 514 Oak Street waived a preliminary hearing before Justice J C Coster and was bound over to the grand jury on a lewdness charge after being arrested at his home at 104 a m Sunday.
An unidentified driver in a Pontiac, registered to Fred Hines, crashed a fire hydrant at the Oregon street intersection after speeding on Grandview avenue. The car’s interior flooded, the driver fled, water flooded the street, and hydrant repairs were completed the next day.
Iowa civic groups wire General Johnson pledging 100 percent support for the NRA code. Chambers of commerce in many cities promise to lead local drives to sign employers to raise wages and shorten hours. State recovery boards and councils will be formed with unpaid members from business, labor, and civic groups.
Johnson states the focus is on raising wages and increasing employment for office and factory workers. He rejects calls for boycotts or speeches that discourage purchases, stressing the administration's priority on job growth.
Dora Hagemeister Mohassee and Carl L. Hagemeister as administrators deed to Carl H A M and Harold W Umlandt administrators for undivided one third interest in tract in section 777 one west and quitclaim deed for undivided one third interest in same tract Read the Classified Ads.
Bentwell Stafford's decline deepens as Elinor and Barrett confront personal fault lines. Elinor's emotional strain and Barrett's growing concern cloud the house as a nurse watches, a doctor is summoned, and Miss Hemmingway requests Mr Colvin ascend to the bedside of the ailing patriarch. Then a dramatic revelation ends the scene.
Harold J. Tiedemann of the Starke and Tiedemann firm has been appointed as a special representative in Iowa and Illinois for New York Life Insurance. He previously worked at First National Bank after high school and is active in the Lions Club and Walnut Street Baptist church as organist and choir director.
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