Wintersat-Edward Cook Convicted of First Degree Murder
Wintersat Edward Cook was found guilty of the January 16 murder of neighbor Charles Driscoll. The jury recommended life imprisonment, with judge Mahey setting March 12 for sentencing and options for appeal to a higher court.
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Cherokee County cattle pioneer dies at 71
Cherckse Joe Ha Groves a well known cattle raiser and rancher died at his son Intanial Bushlow home in Pilot township Mareni aged 71 after a stroke following months of illness. An early settler he moved to Cherokee county and built a large farm to raise and feed cattle.
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State officials resist centralized power plan in state government
State officials oppose a plan by efficiency engineers to centralize power in the governor and supreme court chief justice. The house shows little support and lawmakers doubt the retrenchment committee can extract meaningful reform. Critics say the short ballot has already reduced elected state officials too much.
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County Road System Debate Delays Route Selection
A commission pushes for a unified county road system while boards of supervisors weigh proposed routes. Disputes over the best alignment stall decisions as investigations continue and officials seek input from affected counties and communities.
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Gourmet satire at a Pittsburgh wine event and a German uncle
The piece satirizes California wine boasting at a Pittsburgh club where critics claim higher quality and value. It contrasts a banker’s remark with a funny anecdote about an old German relative who misinterprets education noting algebra for potatoes amid a graduation.
Griffo Escapes Fire In Times Square Billiard Hall
Griffo narrowly escapes a deadly night as Dorling's burned in Times Square forcing residents above the famous billiard hall to flee. The former fighter and now top piano player recounts climbing two flight of stairs as flames raged and singed bands were left behind.
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Peace In That Family
A little girl beingtest was taken to the police station where officers tried to learn her name. After vain efforts one asked what names her father is called. The child answered with a riddle referring to her father.
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Life's Road Smoothed by Change of Food
A testimonial from four Troy women attributes relief from indigestion bilious headaches and nervous tension to daily use of Grape Nuts and Postum. They report improved sleep increased energy and no headaches for over a year while praising friends and neighbors who use the product.
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Made a Good Bargain Sold for Trousers and Rap
A mine once deemed rich was sold by its African owner for a pair of trousers and a rap. The sale reflects unusual barter practices linking wealth and local authority in the region.
Iowa Leads In Milch Cows and Livestock Values
Iowa holds the top position nationwide in livestock value with over 470 million dollars invested in live stock. The state surpasses Texas in cattle, horses, sheep, and milk cows, with swine and other stock also contributing to Iowa’s dominance. Production figures from the state board of agriculture place Iowa ahead, despite Texas area and meat cattle, and detail growth in serum production, financing, and welfare efforts.
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