Palmer and Cowles deny WOC and WHO control changes
The column notes both B. J. Palmer and Gardiner Cowles deny reports that control of WOC and WHO radio stations will pass to Cowles interests. It credits Palmer as a pioneer of Iowa broadcasting and recalls WOC as a leading midwestern station famed for Out Where the West Begins.
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B. J. Palmer
Gardner Cowles
WOC
WHO
Cowles
B. J
Iowa
Middle West
Short Ballot Urged by Prof Erbe for Iowa State
Professor Carl H. Erbe of Iowa State Teachers College urges state government reorganization. He calls for a stronger governor, a shorter ballot, and fewer elections. He favors appointing qualified technical officials and better voter information on candidates.
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al Waterloo
Carl H. Erbe
Iowa State Teachers College
Erbe
Supreme Court to rule on beer license revoke case
Anton Bjorklund of Marshalltown appeals to the State Supreme Court claiming the city council lacked authority to revoke his beer parlor license without court action. The council had revoked the license for alleged disorderly conduct at the Eagles Inn.
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State Supreme Court
Anton Hkjorklund
Marshalltown
Bjorklund
Rijorkluna
Eagles Inn
Agnes Samuelson Claims About Teacher Pay Spark Commission Debate
Chairman Cooper of the State Liquor Control Commission rebukes State Superintendent Agnes Samuelson over a statement that teachers paid 40 dollars a month for nine months earn half as much as the lowest paid liquor commission employee. He notes some commission staff earn 6,000 dollars a year. The piece questions figures and implications of teacher pay versus liquor staff salaries.
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Cooper
Lone
State Liquor Control Commission
Agnes Samuelson
Liquor Commission
Agnes
Feed Loan Plan Proposed to Henry Wallace
Congressman Gillette presses Secretary Wallace to adopt a feed loan plan modeled on the corn loan, offering farmers about 100 a ton for harvesting and storing corn fodder hay and straw to preserve millions of tons of feed on farms and prevent losses without quick action.
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Wallace
Guy M. Gillette
Eastern Siberia and Far East Rail Plans Drafted
Fragmentary remarks describe travel from Chita toward Manchuria and Manchukuo with notes on railway routes and Japan-Russia military prep. The speaker promises more details later, framing the hour as one focused on eastern Siberia and Asia-Pacific tensions.
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Siberia
Korea
Manchuria
Chineroe
Japan
Russia
Rockies at Camp Dodge Drill and Training Report
August 25 at Camp Dodge details cover mounted drill by the 123rd regiment, guard relief with Lt Donaldson, corporal Tucker, and guards FE Brown and Rob Wilson. Activities include rifle range work for qualified indoor shooters, saddle packing instruction, gas school, equipment cleaning, and bunk fatigue. Tomorrow the unit plans a route around Lake Baikal.
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Privat
Edsall Brown
Camp Dodge
123Rd
Donaldson
Floyd Tucker
Brown
Rob Wilson
McDole
Layton
John Edmondson
William Mannister
Sheep Help In Capture Of Convicts
A flock of sheep helped avert a prison escape in Madison. Convicts Ralph Horton and Roy Cox were spotted fleeing two miles north of the state penitentiary as guards pursued them. The sheep halted the escape by drawing attention to the area and the pair surrendered when ordered.
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Madison
Eugene Lee
Lee
Prairie Center social notes from C A Ruebsam correspondent
Mrs C A Ruebsam reports a week of visits and gatherings around Prairie Center. Families including Koehler, Scranton, Flynn, Harvey, Zeek, and Glates Haneker joined trips to Tama pow wow, Cone Lake camping, and Des Moines state fair prep. Farm sales and harvest activity noted with Troop F Camp Dodge departure and hay sale to Knox Dairy.
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Washington
A. B. Schmoeller
Snider
Bud Mallory
Roy
S. B. Watson
Ralph Zeek
Glates Haneker
Paul Harvey
Preston
Chas Ruebsam
Chas
Zieglowsky
Ray Blankenhorn
H. C. Weigman Place
Knox Dairy
Illustrated Sermon Will Be Featured Sunday Evening
Rev. W. J. Sevens of the Foursquare gospel church announced an illustrated sermon for Sunday evening at 7 20. Six persons will take part, he said.
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W. J. Sevens
The
Foursquare Gospel Church
Threshing Corn For Feed Urged As Cost Saver
H. J Williams with 52 years in threshing urges farmers to cut corn and threshed grain, feed whole through a separator for dairy cattle. He cites 1894 and 1901 as prior uses and says this method saves waste and lowers feed costs despite separator strain. He grew up in Crawford township and notes earlier adopters Wil and Andy Brown and others. The Journal passes on this guidance for busy farmers.
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H. J Williams
Williams
Minnesota
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nelbracka
Crawford Township
Wil
Andy Brown
Matthew Moorhead
Frank
Robert Young
Henry Kurtz
Williame
Duck Lays Black Eggs in Indiana Farm Experiment
On Ambrose Horrice farm in Warsaw Indiana a duck is laying black eggs. He places the black shelled eggs under a setting hen to see if they produce black ducklings or ducks that lay black eggs.
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Warsaw
Indiap
Ambrose Horrice
Horrice
Rioting At Gruttersford Prison Sparks Fires In Yard
Police rushed to the Guitersford prison as rioting inmates attempted to set multiple buildings ablaze. Smoke rose above the walls while authorities and outsiders were kept back.
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Norristown
Guitersford
Local Visits and Family Gatherings Near Cedar Rapids
Verdi F. J. Longer reports on a group including Mr. Stanley Baire Miss Mid Lewis and the Van Gundy family driving to Cedar Rapids Tuesday. They toured a cereal factory and a nearby fox farm with about five hundred foxes. Mrs. Stanley Baird stayed at Crandal’s Brighton home several days.
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Verdi
Stanley Baire
Mid
Lewis
George van Gundy
Mary Joan
Cedar Rapids
Gaweenes
Vincent
Stanley Baird
Crandal
Brighton
Evelyn Crandal
Washington
James Baird
Leslie Gates
Downey
James and Home
Fret Warner
Howard Miller Hom
Charles McKay
Frank McKay
Howard Miller
Simpson
Sunset Parie Saturda
Livingston to Leave for New York After Month at Home
William Livingston plans to depart tomorrow for New York City following a month at home. He will travel to the city for unspecified reasons and resume activities there.
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William Livingston
New York City
Fergusons Hold Family Reunion in Crawfordsville
F R Ferguson of West Chester was elected president with R J Ferguson of Crawfordsville as vice president and Mrs Mary Moorhead of Crawfordsville as secretary at the twentieth Ferguson family reunion held yesterday at the Will Mitchell residence northwest of town. About 40 people attended, including the earliest members Charles Thompson and daughter from Mapleson Minnesota and Mrs Lynn Myicee of Scottsbluff Nebraska, with a noon dinner and program featuring readings, organ solo, and songs.
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Crawfordsville
Ase
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
R. J Ferguson
Mary Moorhead
Will Mitchell
Here
Charles Thompson
Mapleson Minn
Lynn My iCee
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Carol Jean Twinam
Violet Fletcher
Mildred Hughes
Mary Lillian Moorhead
Dorothy Ferguson
John McCoy
Washington Y's Men Take Active Part At International Convention
Washington Y's Men join the International Y's Men's convention in St Paul August 2024. Earle Lyman of Montreal was elected International president. Dick McCleery served on the board. new officers installed at Friday luncheon. Delegates from Greece Palestine Japan and Canada attended. Silver Bay New York will host next year.
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Washington
Y’s Men’s Club
Mt. I
Leasant
Tee Holland
Washington Club
Dick McCleery
Lewis Warren E
Silver Bay
Lake George
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Kathonia
Europe
Palestine
Japan
Greece
Douglass Smith
Wilkes Barre
Switzerland
Italy
Judgment Rendered Against Idaho Man After Collision
Justice of the Peace W. 8B Eldridge ruled J. G. McGill of Washington owes 25 in damages to Charles and Marie Kettenring of Boise Idaho for a collision with their trailer on primary road No 2 southeast of town. The Kettenrings lost their case due to no tail light on the trailer. The hearing followed reports of trailers without tail lights in the area.
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The
Pease W
Eldridge
Venter
J. G. McGill
Washington
Cutitlha
Charles Kettnering
Tydia Marie Kettenring
Moise Idaho
McGill
Ketterring
Seniors Register at High School Enrollment Drop
Miss Della Patton reports 75 seniors registered for next year at the high school out of an expected 95. Several students from other classes arranged for next year’s work. Juniors sophomores and freshmen set to enroll next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Della Patton
Visitor Helen King Checks In At Wil G Stew art Home
Miss Helen King of Ames is visiting at the Wil G. Stew art home, sharing time with residents and staff during a daytime call.
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Helen King of
Ames
Wil G. Stewart
Chelman Lead Entity Faces Possession Charge Over Illegally Taken Fish
Chelman and another individual were charged with possession of fish taken illegally after shining and were fined $12.50 each. They appeared before the justice on a complaint by T. K. Johnston, deputy game warden, of Sigourney.
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Chelman
T. K. Johnston
Sigourney
Mob Seizes Onion Patch Leader After Walkout
In Ohio at 3 McGuffey a mob seized militant Odell, leader of the onion weeder strike, after a three month riot over wages. Workers had demanded 5 cents an hour and an eight hour day, ending years of 10 to 20 cent pay. The attack followed threats and an indoor stay order issued as deputies faced rioters. In Chicago, two buses were wrecked, a driver slain, and a bystander injured during a second wave of violence tied to transit strikes.
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Mcguffey
Ohio
U.P
Okey Odel
Seign
Odell
Textile workers strike threat eyed by labor board
The nations labor relations board, named by textile workers chief spokesman Francis Gorman, holds the key authority on whether 600 000 loom workers will walk out in a textile mill strike and prevent it through agency action.
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Washington, PD
the Nations Labor Relations Board
Francis Gorman
Brookhart Kinfrolic Visit Ends With Chicago Trip
Miss Lillian Brookhart and her cousins Helen and Grace Brookhart from Pocatello Idaho spent a week with Brookhart relatives here. After their stay they departed for Chicago.
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Lillian Brookhart
Pocatello, Idaho
Tech
Helen and
Grace Brookhart
Brookhart
Chicago
Light frosts fade as Iowa warms to 75 to 80
Des Moines reports light frosts on two consecutive nights withFriday forecasts predicting highs of 75 to 80. Weather chief Charles D Reed says frosts are minor and unlikely to harm crops despite late chilly warnings. State low of 34 and yesterday’s highs around 71 set tone for mild warming trend.
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Des Moines
Aueuat
Lowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Atlantic
Albia
Burlington
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