District Judge Newell eyed for federal post in Iowa
Editorials discuss the possible nomination of E O Newell to the federal judgeship in Iowa's southern district with support rising in Burlington. The list also includes William F Riley and J C Pryor, who downplays campaigning. The piece urges local voters to engage on school consolidation and housing trends.
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Burlington
Newell
William F. Riley
Des Moines
Riley
J. C. Pryor
Pryor
Wallaces
Iowa
Women's Club Plans 1st Street Program
The executive board of the local Business and Professional Women's club has planned the first street program of the summer series with many cash prizes anticipated.
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Women’s Club
1St Street
Martha Butler
Business and Professional Women's Club
Charles Dunnahoo
Frederickstown
St. Louis
Harry Hall
Dunnahoo
Helen Hall
Pearl Bliven
Jack Newhirter
Allen Kemp
Craig
Kanawha
Mrs Legris Visits Pilotburg Relatives
Mrs Hazel Legris of California visits her uncle Fred Mouser and aunt Anna Rogers in Pilotburg. Rogers laid up with a broken hip in Iowa City Mercy Hospital. Legris also visits other relatives. Euler Mouser’s daughter noted.
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Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Hazel Legris
California
Fred Mouser
Anna Rogers
Weekend visits and family birthday in Emmetsburg
Marek and Joe Releha visited Mrs. Frank Stransky Sunday afternoon. Edith Pribyl Harold and Lydia Horak visited Mrs Stransky Saturday night. Carl Oldfield hosted Ed Jones and his Wellman wife for dinner. Mrs Ralph Ashby celebrated her 52nd birthday with a church event and a special musical tribute by Jo Ann Stransky and Marion Stransky. Her sons Jimmy and Eben with families joined from Dubuque and Chicago. Junior Ashby and brother Jimmy participated in a one act play festival in Iowa City, earning a superior rating. Wilson Ashby in Emmetsburg visited Wednesday night.
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Marek
Joe Releha
Frank Stransky
Edith Pribyl
Harold
Lydia Horak
Mrs Stransky
Carl Oldfield
Ed Jones
of Wellman
Ralph Ashby
Jo Ann Stransky
Marion Stransky
Grace
Jimmy
Dubuque
Eben
Evelyn
Theodora
Chicago
Junior Ashby
Wilson Ashby
Emmerstines
Iowa City
Emmetsburg
Seaport City Mobile Was Spanish Until 1818
Mobile Alabama, the city and seaport with the state's only port, traces its origins to Spanish control ending in 1818 when governance shifted, shaping its historical identity and development.
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Mobile
Alabama
Washington newspaper masthead fragment hints at local paper
A partial masthead lists staff roles for a Washington Iowa newspaper, noting publishers editors and managers, advertising and production staff, and daily publishing details. It references second class mailing, reassurances of Inland Daily Press affiliations, and subscription rates under city and carrier terms.
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Ashington avarEo J Joobrai
Washington, Elder, Shannon & Is
RE. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles
J. Shannon
Mas Marble
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Assiowa Daily Press
Audit Bureau of
Fire damages Riverside home as sparks from chimney blamed
Riverside April 9 fire crews responded to the John Rotenburger residence on Main street where a roof fire was quickly controlled. The blaze is believed to have started from a chimney spark. Fern Allbright and Eugene Lukovsky, Riverside school typing students, earned silver pins for typing 40 words a minute with ten or fewer errors. Mrs. Rachel Gerer spent Thursday in Iowa City visiting friends. Funeral services were held April 6 in Lone Tree for Mrs. V. Smith with several local residents attending. Riverside teachers listed for unsigned contracts include Mrs. William Nehisen, Mrs. Warren Erven, and Mrs. Cecil Goodman.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
John Rotenburger
Main Street
Fern Allbright
Eugene Lukovsky
Riverside School
Rachel Gerer
Iowa City
Lone Tree
V. Smith
John Shradel
Martia Shradel
Joseph Shradel
Ed Horn
Edwin
Art Hora
Ivan Shradel
Walter Ho
William Nehisen
Warren Erven
Cecil Goodman
Pasture crops suit land with proper condition
Good Pasture Ladino clover and alfalfa with grasses yield ample pasture when soil and drainage are in good order. Sudan grass thrives in hot dry midsummer conditions and is usable then. Balborye and bar ley provide good pasture in early spring and late fall.
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Sudan
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ED Newell
Ress
United States
H. R
Northrup
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
New York City
Burlington Hawkeye Gazette
Truman
Emmettsburg
R. H. Outlet
China
Ted Overholt
Kathryn Overholt
Music Mothers of Columbus
Neal Smith
Paul Howell
Harold Shellabarger
Morton Holman
Roger and
David
Keosauqua
Jesse H. Garner
Cameron, Mo
Lillian Garner
Ida Grove
B. H
Shearer
Hugh Doyle
Warren May
Max Vannice
Nelle Shellabarger
Patty Dupuis
Rexall Drug Store
Don Morgan
Columbus City
David John
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Jeanne Dawson
Drake University
KRNT
Blondie
Chic Young
Mrs. Legris
John Henry Bowland
Alvin Bettinger
Chalusa House
Carl T. Anderson
Dean Schwartz
Charlie Eyestone
Clifford
Piletburg
Anna Zingula
Anna
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy & Striekel
J. Rotenburgers
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