Pageant of Transportation Links Iowa Jubilee to History
Santa Barbara judge hears a divorce case over a wife “in a taxicab” and Iowa readies a Diamond Jubilee pageant at the State Fair. Old vehicles from Tama Indians to early autos will parade with period costumes and self powered engines, celebrating transportation evolution.
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Santa Barbara
van Zante
Kings County
S. E. Crow
Superior Court
Gabriel Saldevila
Senor
Seguro
Kryn van Zante
A. T. van Howeling
Thisty
W. A. Young
Burbank
Iowa
Farm Bureau Notes Highlight 4-H Girls at Ames Event
Marion county 4-H girls shone at the Ames 4-H Girls Convention with Helen Stroud Marjorie Le Grand Hattie Harvey Geraldine Brady and Helen Crozier among participants. 1243 girls from 100 counties attended the convention with 400 in the pageant and 800 in the state chorus. A Farm Bureau trip to Ames is planned for June 25 with an expected 400 travelers.
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Marion County
Ames
Oscar Hatch Hawley
WOI
Helen Stroud
Marjorie le Grand
Hattie Harvey
Geraldine Brady
Helen Crozier
Ada Jane Holmes
Mildred Amos
Katherine Vriezelaar
Helen Sheppard
Aimee Stroud
Freda Rouze
Leona Gogaard
Farm Bureau
United States
Knoxville
Pleasantville
Monroe
Campanile
College Farm
Court House
Prairie Schooner At State Fair
At Des Moines on June 19 a feature on the state fair showcases the old fashioned prairie schooner the gay tallyho and the aristocratic victoria as familiar sights of the event
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Des Moines
Prairie Schooner
Pella City Council Holds June 18 1929 Session
The Pella city council met June 18 1929 with all members present. Cigarette licenses issued to Central Park Cafe and Royal Candy Company. Bond payments approved for Water Works and funding bonds. Sidewalk grading plan on Franklin street west of West Third rejected. Deputy marshal house to be painted. Anvil and forge for street and water works department approved. Coal bills of 692.65 allowed. Two East Second Street trees to be removed. Street paving plan revised and engineer to be hired before further work. Meeting adjourned.
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City of
Pella
de Haan
Central Park Cafe
Royal Candy Company
Franklin Street
West Third Street
Street and Water Works Department
East Second Street
South Pella
Exceeding the speed limit and the body’s limits
A Health Department bulletin argues that speeding autos mirror the body’s limits. It likens high speed to toxic stress, notes heart rates near 72 per minute, and warns that anemia and poor digestion reduce energy. It urges medical consultation for timer-related health concerns.
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State Department of Health
Oung
Arrest of Miss Ethel Renigan Sparks Chicago Police Night
Miss Ethel Renigan of Chicago was arrested for drunkenness. It took five policemen to restrain her and place her in a cell.
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Ethel Renigan
Chicago
States Cill Help In Farm Relief
Discussion of how state governments can aid farmers, focusing on New York under Governor Roosevelt. Highlights include reducing farm school taxes to a fixed $4 per $1,000 farm valuation, state takeover of road costs, lowered county tax shares for grade crossing removal, tax exemptions for farm gas used on tractors, exemptions for agricultural co operatives, abolition of direct state real estate tax, and state funding for herd retests. The piece argues state action complements federal relief efforts.
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Billy Mark Sullivan
Des Moines Register
Washington
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Prices Slashed In Final Reductions At Hatchery
Rambeyer Hatchceries, Inc announces final reduction prices on baby chick assortments with per hundred rates for White Leghorns, Guaranteed White Leghorns, White and Barred Rocks, Heavy Mixed and assorted lots. Hatches ongoing until July 2. contact 1268, 118 First Ave East, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Rambeyer Hatchceries, Inc
First Avent
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Corrigan Ordered To Return Latch Key From Daughter
New York resident Jamies Corrigan was ordered to return a latch key he had taken from his 22 year old daughter to keep her home at night, a court ruled. The decision centers on safeguarding the daughter's residence and ensuring lawful possession of the key.
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Jamies’ Corrigan
New York
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Extension Service of
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Tee County
Clay
Indiana
Polk
East
Beulah Heaberlin
Ray Cline
Jno
J. van Dyke
Pella, Iowa
Fred Lautenbach
Ethyl
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Mobileil
Star Oil Co
Northwest Corner
UTD