Parade of motorists and pedestrians haunts the nation
The Christian Science Monitor paints a pen picture of a vast parade of eight abreast, totaling 72 miles long and 735 hours to pass a point. In 1931, 1,034,400 Americans were killed or seriously injured on highways, with driver or pedestrian error blamed in nine of ten accidents.
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Public warned against Civ 1 service coaching
The United States Civil Commission warns against paying money for so called coaching courses aimed at federal civil service exams. The notice notes many providers use false pretenses and urges readers to pressure senators and congressmen for a change in attitude on this issue.
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Salary Grab Ruled Illegal by Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled the three year old legislative expense account act unconstitutional. Justice James W. Kindig wrote that the act violated the framers intent to provide a clear con stient allowance for legislators. The decision renews the injunction and leaves payment of expense money halted pending further action. A similar suit by Brown McCrary of Carroll county to recover money paid to forty third assembly members awaits the court.
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News Of Earlier Days Thirteen Iowa counties and town lists
News Of Earlier Days compiles a garbled ledger of county and town financial figures, names and places including Des Moines Dubuque Fayette Franklin Fremont Grundy Guthrie Hamilton Hancock Hardin Harrison Howard Humboldt Keokuk Lee Louisa Lucas Madison Mahaska Marion Marshall Monona Monroe Montgomery Muscatine OBrien Page Plymouth Pocahontas Pottawattamie Powe Palo Alto Plymouth Powahontas Pottawattamie and more. It references annual taxable values, district totals, and scattered county names, followed by a retrospective note about events from July 3 2002 and 1912 including postmaster commissions, land transfers, Spirit Lake trip, church and school news, and local marriages.
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Gov. Cummins
Orleans Hotel
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L. L. Lawrence
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Omaha
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Emmetsburg
Florence Egbert
F. L. Godfrey
Cora Rhodes
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C. R Ammon
Decorah
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Des Moines
Bicentennial Celebrations Mark George Washington Day
The nation celebrates the Two Hundredth Anniversary of George Washingtons birth with widespread civic plans across more than 40 000 towns and cities. Unified observances extend from Army posts to diplomatic missions worldwide, highlighting monuments, bells, fireworks and colonial pageantry.
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Federal Commission
Ishneas of the unequal struggle tribute unfolds
In a fragmented reminiscence, a reflective piece notes uncounted millions contribute to a lasting homage. The author mentions a country he fathered and the world’s response, hinting at a broad moment of tribute and memory.
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Ishneas
Tremendous Trifles in Auto Wrecks Claim Young and Old
A reader-compiled summary notes that over 20 percent of United States auto crash deaths involve people under 15, with a large share in the prime age range. Nearly 19 percent are over 65. Thirteen percent of under 4 year olds and over one percent of ages 5 to 14 were car occupants in collisions with each other. The figures imply elders driving sacrificed those unable to help themselves.
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Real estate transfers listed in Estherville area
James Evans transfers Lot 2 Block 5 Wood's Add to Estherville to Lilly M Evans. Sun Lynch transfers to State of Town Swit. 6-00-54. Joseph and Elsie Berhow transfer Lt 6 Block 5 Lot 6 Bik 6 Wisworths Add to Owen Berhow. Month and Arthur Bottom transfer to W. EF Bright Lt 1 Chester Reweys subdivison Lt 7 parts Lts 5 6 Block 11 Bemls Add. Maggie Steiner transfers Lots 1 2 12 Bt Lot 11 B 12 orig ilat Armstrong to Rosella Leach. Amanda and Martin Peterson transfer Lot 11 Block 21 0 to Nancy Peterson Armstrong.
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Wood
Estherville
Sun Lynch
State of Town
Swit
Joseph
Elsie Berhow
Owen Berhow
Wisworth
Arthur Bottom
W. EF. Bright
Chester Rewey
Part
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Rosella Leach
Origilat Armstrong
Amanda and
Martin Peterson
Nancy Peterson
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