Iowa News Items Of Interest From Waterloo To Des Moines
Shortages of men push Waterloo water works to hire two women for reading meters. Wartime drive in Lyon County surpasses quota with strong local subscriptions. Funds released for venereal disease fight total 24 149 58 to Iowa treasurer. Extradition win in Halifax shapes parole enforcement. Miss Gertrude Ro secund awarded Chicago Musical College scholarship. Iowa lists many Iowans killed in action or died of wounds. Exemption boards plan furloughs for soldier sons to help with corn harvest. Voting machines to be used in Des Moines county election. University draft boards appoint industrial advisers and training for Army programs. Posters for Liberty Loan praised. national posters display Belgian remembrance. New quarters and office moves planned for state departments.
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City Water Works
Waterloo
Federal Employment Bureau
Lileas County
Iowa
State Board of Health
Congress
State Board of Parole
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Frank J. Alligon
State Board
Canada
Parole Board
Gertrude Rosemond
C. A. Rosemond
Independence
Chicago Musical College
Rockwell City
Baltimore
Kansas City
Denny Costello
Court of Justice
C. J. Welch
Schermerhorn
Miss Shoemaker
New Market
Howard C. Martin
Oskaloosa
Orville E. Means
Washington
Ernest L. Merkle
Laverne
Perry E. Newton
Clarence M. Elliott
Fort Dodge
Pierce H. Flowers
Coin
Maurice Stephenson
Red Oak
Bazil E. Cowell
Mororia
Cecil Cummings
Rolfe
Clyde M. Cushman
Council Bluffs
Elmer E. Hoffman
Clarinda
Loren O. Hollister
Mapleton
Charles Hudson
Ned H. Rogers
Winterset
Wille Lehlie
Denilson
Marlon R Campbell
Grant
Miller
Davenport
Kenneth BE. Moore
Bloomfield
Harold Shaeffer
Storns Lake
James Smith
Jefferson
Howard South
Massena
Harry C. Clemens
Dubuque
Francis
Des Moines
Oliver W. Holmes
Morris Dunn
Council Bluffe
Carl C. Dyvad
Albert City
Henry Edinger
Marysville
Clarence M. Parcel
Centerville
Herman W. Schultz
Bettendorf
Henry A. Lorenzen
Mason City
Joseph E. Boyle
Guy BD. Moe
Decorah
Wagoner Clifford L. Litz
Robert A. Gress
Lawrence W. Gridley
Villisca
Floyd B. Wallace
Etvand L. Hamre
Tom V. Leonard
Bedford
Dewey McAvoy
Richard J. O'Reilly
McGregor
Charles C. Grube
Homer J. Hawkins
Omar B. Shearer
Guthrie Center
John F. Ellis
Clell Hiatt
East Peru
Arthur J. Jeffree
Clinton
Carl E. Otto
Lake Mills
Joseph V. Schuler
Lloyd K. Mathis
Elkhart
Northwestern
Apsmosa
Lyon County
Missouri
South Dakota
Tilia
Tdbd
A. Smith
Hert Hoag
Missouri Valley
T. Napper
Norfolk
Neb
California Junction
Burlington
Asome
State House
Liberty Loan
Pondy
James B. Weaver, Jr
William L. Bradley
Forth
Federal Department of Labor
H. J. Metcalf
University of Iowa Military College
U.S. Civil Service
A. D. Severe
Poland
Dows
Harding
Student Army Training Corps
Iowa State College
Grinnell
Gabrielle Guillaume
Nelly Noble
Cedar Rapids
Cos College
Renee Menny
Louise Pollard
Mt Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Jeanne Seigneur
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Jeanne Terras
Belgium
Ellsworth Young
Chicago
Josiah T. Young
Albia
East Des Moines
Executive Council
Adjutant General's Office
State Council of Defense
State Secret Service
United States
Perry Iowa judge candidate endorsed for Perry Superior Court
Harry S. Dugan of Perry Iowa was unanimously chosen by Perry bar to fill a vacancy after Judge John Shortley’s death. A petition to Governor Clark endorsed him, signed by local judges and lawyers. He declined the seat then, later became a top Dallas county lawyer, carried the county in the primary, and is among the first three of three electees. Candidate for District Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Dugan
Perry
John Shortley
Clark
Fahey
W. W. Cardell
Superior Court
H. G. Giddings
W. H. Winegar
Harry Wilvat
Thomas Tiernan
Steele Blake
H. A. Ho
Adel man Burton Russell nomination for district judge
The June primary nominating Mr Burton Russell for one of the district judges in this district is noted with strong backing and extensive support across the district. E W Dingwell’s withdrawal clears the field for Russell who is 45, trained at Ann Arbor, and has practiced law here for 17 years. The News recommends Russell as a capable judge for the district in this non partisan race.
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Burton Russell
E. W. Dingwell
Dingwell
Russell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dallas County News
Adel, Ia
J. C. WATSON FOR JUDGE IN WARREN COUNTY
The Indianola Herald urges Warren County voters to elect J C Watson for district court judge. A native with twenty years practice, including city solicitor and county attorney roles, Watson is described as honest, fair minded, and well prepared. Voters are urged to rally support in nearby counties to ensure a home candidate is chosen.
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Warren County
District Court
Watson
Simpson College
Iowa State University Law School
Marion
Madison
Dallas
Guthrie
Adair
Indianola Herald
Cronkhite Seeks Re-Election as Sheriff in 1028 Race
Democratic candidate I E Cronkhite presents his record of achievement to Marion County voters. Editorial praise calls him a safe, brave, careful official and notes recognition by sheriffs statewide. Voters urged to re-elect Cronkhite on Election Day November 5, 1028.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Riddles and Rural Wit From Early Morning Scraps
A detective questions an office boy about who arrived first, with wordplay on Mr Jones. A clergyman laments poor attendance at men only services, and a verger cheekily answers. A Georgian farmer eyeing a city speed sign jokes about his slow oxen and a 15 mile per hour limit.
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Mr. Jones
Presbyterian Advance
Read What Miss Turner Says About Indigestion Relief
Chicago resident Miss Agnes Turner describes how overwork irregular meals and poor habits caused headaches indigestion constipation and sleeplessness. After two months of Chamberlain's Tablets her digestion improved her stomach felt cleansed her system invigorated and she now sleeps and eats in comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Turner
Chicago
Chamberlain
Brubenrauch
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Perry, LA
J. C. Watson
Isaac Lecocq
Wichita
Kansas
Pella
Office of
Geo. G. Gaass
Mazer
Philadelphia
Dept
South 5Th St
VIA
Rock Island
Bounp
Safety and Service First
C. F. Dykstra
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