Orange City vs Town Light and Power Co damages awarded
Orange City proved damages of 856 in a case against the Town Light Heat and Power Co for wrongful injunctions while the town countered with a judgment against the light company for 9856. August Klein named guardian of Lizzie Klein with bond 1200.00. Shoemaker divorce granted for cruelty. custody of minor child awarded. Eldora Benson petition. H C Tuttle guardian fixed at 5000.00. First National Bank of Be Kanéas recovered 901.15 from Dan Donge et al. Sioux Center State Bank obtained foreclosure on Hendrik Wiklemson et al for the principal sum of 1000 and interest. Baselines accused: nuisance grand fetmened no bill. New Spring Oxford shoes from Foppe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Town Light, Heat & Power Co
Ight Company
August Klein
Lizzie Klein
AL Shoemaker
John C. Shoemaker von Ground
Eldora Benson
H. C. Tuttle
J.C. Bent
First National Bank of
Be Kanéas
Dan
Legion Notes on Captain Laird and Citizenship Law
Ex Captain Laird, state adjutant of the American Legion, recalls an amonia accident at Camp Cody New Mexico that left him briefly blind but today he can see. The item also notes a recent law affecting those not sworn in as citizens, and references a Washington Press Post dispute over unpaid dues and notable members like Hank Gowdy and the Georgia athletic regimental color guard.
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Laird
Thimeri¢Ah Legion
Caze
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Goviver
United States
Legion
Washington
Press Post
Nakariny
Hayes
Georgia
Hank Gowdy
Local High School Hosts Visit and Preparations
Jalent Long and Hore Walpole greet Catherine Flynn Margaret Aurit Miss Haugen, the high school principal, during a visit. A meeting discussed a baseball practice plan if weather permits. The athletic department targets an April 22 23 show with wrestling boxing bouts and girls gym drills led by Litz Butler Walpole Rielly Davenport and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalent Long
Hore Walpole
Arthur Ande Weerd
Aine “Balzer
Catherine- Flynn
Margaret Aurit
Haugen
Agai
Fonday
Mr. Simpson
May Evans
Miss Litz
Butler
Miss Walpole
Miss Rielly
Davenport
Gasoline tax and roads agitate our lawmaker
Des Moines date March 23 1935 an analysis shows the first General Assembly of laws adjourns with a weak record. The piece cites local sectional influence and committee pressure limiting statewide legislation. It notes 19 seriaté Bills and 27 house bills passed both houses, 12 more approved by governor, and 614 introduced with few major reforms likely before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly of Laws
Inter
State universities face cuts as pending appropriation bills loom
The state's university system and colleges protest proposed reductions while awaiting action on major appropriation bills. Reports from the VA and other agencies are filed. Adjournment nears, but cannot occur until the appropriation bills are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State” University Agriculturst
Raed
Bank Guarantee Law Defeated by Narrow Senate Vote
Last Thursday the Bow man plan to guarantee bank deposits in Town failed in the senate by 35 against and 15 in favor. Senators Buser Browne Gunderson and Hartman opposed the measure, a surprising shift to longtime supporters. The vote delayed action on related tax matters and stalled gas tax timing as the body continued skirmishing with measures from progressives and supporters alike.
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Bowman ‘Bi
Nebraska
Buser
Browne
Gunderson
Hartman
Senate
Bowman
Anil Sree
Prominent Officials Protest Gas Tax and Road Fight
Four Black Hawk county supervisors joined Senator Bowman in opposing the gas tax bill and road policy, warning that Black Hawk would lose funds and face a heavy four mill tax. The group urged an investigation by the State Education Board into all corruption, and protested the Highway Commission bill while education and state college roles were debated. The Senate passed Buser’s bill to appointive Highway Commission members, but house passage is uncertain amid vacancy turmoil and political balance.
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Senate
Black Hawk County
State University
Towa State College
Eacheys’ College
Board of Education
State Education Board
Brookmus
Brookbart!s
Ehred
Buser
State Highway Commission
Town State College
Jim Holden
Dean Anston
Marston
Senafetti
Three Appointments Confirmed by Governor Hansill
Governor John Hansill confirmed three new appointees to state posts. Ed Beman of Oskaloosa will become state superintendent of banking July 1, succeeding Robert L. Lenehi of Adel who requested relief. Geo. T. Simpson of West Bend will fill the vacancy on the state board of parole, and A M McColl of Woodward is named to another official position.
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John Hansill
Ed Beman
Oskaloose
Mahaska County State Bank
State Fair
Robert L. Lenehi
Adel
Geo
State Board of Parole
A.M. “McColl
Woodward
Local items note sale ads and community updates
Miscellaneous local briefs list a mahogany double pedestal desk for sale at the Bee Office, Miss Nina Fritts returning from Minneapolis for a week’s vacation, and student visits from Morningside College. A 233 Yes to 178 No last Thursday’s theatre closure proposal maps voting by gender, while sub-agents sought for Red Ball medicine. Several social events, business notes, and a farm accident complete the roundup.
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Bee
Nina Fritts
Minneapolis
State University of Minnesota
George Gergman
Morningside College
W. C. Bergman
Specifl
Sanders
Toiker
Rock
Will Kreykes
Hospers
Iowa
Herman Schmidt
Doon
Montivello
John Fitch
W. E. Blein
Anna Flitch
Boond
I. E. Eldredge
Parmer
Greiners
First Reformed
H. Colenbrander
Governor Reappoints State Health Commissioner Nomination Delayed
Longtime state board of control member receives reappointment while Dr Don M Griswold of the State University at Iowa City is nominated to succeed Dr Rodney P Fagan as commissioner of health but the senate defers action. Friends of Dr Fagan including many American Legion members push for renewal.
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State Board of Control
Don M. Griswold
The
State University At
Iowa City
Rodney P. Fagan
Senate
Fagan
American Legion
School Arrangements Set for Boyden Extension Lesson
A school session arranged with Dr Craft of the Extension Office will be held at Boyden Town Hall. The class begins at ten o clock Wednesday April 1. Farmers urged to enroll early as no further schools are planned soon.
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Craft
Boyden
Club Work in Progress Meets for 1925 Girls Club
On March 19 a meeting for 1925 girls club work drew twenty ladies at ten am. Miss Lois Munn RH D A and Mrs Jake G Mann county chairman led the session with Nassau Rock Sioux Sherman Sheridan Lincoln Lynn Capel Grant and Holland townships represented. The project was written up and at least nine clothing clubs will be organized soon. A noon luncheon was served by Holland Township Auxiliary at Mrs Harry Koerman home.
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Lois Munn
RH. D. A
Jake G. Mann
Nassau
Rock
Sioux
Sherman
Sheridan
Lincoln
Lynn
Capel
Grant
Holland
Holland Township
Harry Koorman
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J. ¥. Rogers
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