Christmas Dance Planned at Country Club
Definite plans for the annual Country club Christmas dance at the Country club on Christmas night are under way Invitations will go out later this week Members may invite guests including visitors for the holidays and non members Music will be provided by Hugh Boyd's orchestra It will be a program dance Information from Frank Miller or the dance committee including Miss Gertrude Hammer Miss Josephine Bailey Bob Lytle and Bill Shannon.
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Country Club
Hugh Boyd
Frank Miller
Gertrude Hammer
Josephine Bailey
Bob Lytle
Bill Shannon
Tilson Proposes State Phaseout Plan for Alcohol Law
Representative John Q. Tilson of Connecticut unveils a constitutional amendment to shift control of alcohol policy back to states. The plan would lift federal prohibitions if states resume manufacture sale and transport with open saloon bans and penalties. Congress would gain power to tax legalized alcohol. Ratification within seven years.
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Washington
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Tilson
Hoover
Congress
Thoxine Promises Fast Night Cough Relief
Ordinary cough remedies fail to reach the night coughing cause Thoxine a doctor’s prescription stops the cough within minutes and targets the internal cause It prevents night coughing when taken before retiring and also relieves sore throat The product is safe for the whole family with no dope and a money back guarantee McDaniel's Drug Store.
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McDaniel’s
Rise in Wheat Prices Lifts Grain Markets
Five straight days of higher wheat values lifted producer sentiment in Chicago as traders cited optimism rather than solid fundamentals. The advance added 1.5 percent to grain holdings, despite a stock market decline and rumors about the gold standard, with Canadian exports brisk at over 1 million bushels. Corn rye and oats also rose in tandem.
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New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
United States
Federal commission backs anti lottery law for radio
The federal radio commission will recommend a strict anti lottery law to Congress. It would bar broadcasting information about any lottery or prize scheme and carry up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. The proposal also limits station licenses to one year and allows suspension. It cites John R. Brinkley’s remote Mexican operation as a case for tighter control. The commission seeks permission before any program is transmitted by wire from the United States for foreign broadcasting.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Congress
Commission
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
United States
Prohibition repeal push tied to eastern capitalists says Iowa anti-saloon chief
B F Ewing superintendent of the Iowa Anti Saloon League told the Pottawattamie county prohibition institute in Council Bluffs that a few eastern capitalists favor repealing the prohibition amendment to profit from liquor return.
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Council Bluffs
B. F. Ewing
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Pottwattamie County Prohibition Institute
Civic Health Regulation Lesson for Wives and Mothers
An editorial urges women to support civic health measures including pure food and water, disease quarantine, driver education, and regular family medical exams. It argues that women's health choices protect the family finances and happiness, emphasizing prevention over medical costs.
Health Lane: Llome Publishes Final Screen of Health Articles
The Llome paper presents the last of a 12 article health series detailing medical advances, public health tips, and patient care improvement. It highlights new treatments, clinic openings, and expert opinions from local organizations.
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Thos
Llome
Iowa Ranks Second in Automobiles on Farms Nationwide
Census figures for April 1 1930 show Iowa with 90.2 percent of farms owning automobiles totaling 240 512 vehicles on 193 810 farms. Iowa also leads in farm telephones and water piped to dwellings with high electric lighting and motor usage percentages.
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Washington
Iowa
Hunger grips seven Nebraska counties as relief urged
North central Nebraska faces hunger with two Indian girls dead from famine and cold. Drought and grasshopper devastation ruined crops. relief cars assemble across the state. W H Smith of the Bryan relief committee warns no delay, as Pellagra fears rise and aid flows to needy farmers.
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Verdigre
Neb
Nebraska
Red Cross
England
Arkansas
W. H. Smith
Charles W. Bryan
Card game ends with shooting in Iowa City
In Iowa City on December 16 James Daskovitz was shot in the face by Henry Rhemm during a card game. Rhemm claimed it was an accident after joking I’ve got a notion to shoot you. Daskovitz survived and was expected to recover.
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Iowa City
James Daskovitz
Henry Rhemm
Rhemm
Daskovitz
Daskowitz
November Cow Test Results and Farm Bureau Meeting Preview
The Washington County Farm Bureau reports November cow testing results for 247 milking cows averaging 534 pounds per cow and 23.4 pounds butterfat. High producers include W W Fleig & Son and Arthur Duensing herds with notable cows Jenny and Brownie. Economic notes discuss feeding, cull selling, and wintering decisions, plus schedules for Whoo-o-ey Day on Feb 2 and event pages on February 2 to 7 covering swine, horses, sheep, beef and dairy topics, with livestock judging to close the week.
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Oliver Constable
W. Fleig & Son
Arthur Duensing
Jennie
W. W. Fleig & Son
Cow Testing Association
Addi- Day
Arden McKee
H. A. Wallace
Guy Bush
R. F. O'Donnell
Iowa Draft Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Iowa
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Swine Feeders Day Featured in Farm and Home Week
The annual swine feeders Whoo-o-ey Day will be a main part of the Farm and Home Week program run by the Animal Husbandry Department. The program emphasizes efficient production and marketing with a Monday demonstration of live animal types and market classes.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Farm Bureau Calendar Highlights December Events
The Farm Bureau sets its annual meeting on December 19. The Boys 4H Club conference runs December 28 to 31 at Ames, presenting activities and program details for youth leadership and agricultural outreach.
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Farm Bureau
Ames
Hyde to address Iowa farm bureau convention in January
DES MOINES IA December 16 Arthur M Hyde US secretary of agriculture will address the state convention of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation in Des Moines January 20 21 and 22 Hearst said Hyde likely will speak on the closing day Davenport Bank Assured to open next month after over subscription to stock reorganizing the closed American Bank Union miners to strike 100 workers walkout 20 percent wage cut cited as cause due to non union competition Keokuk posted 44 degrees warmest. no precipitation reported by weather bureau
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Fide
Pari Bureau
Des Moines
Arthur M. Hyde
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Lowa Farm Bureau Federation
Charles E. Hearst
Hyde
Hearst
Davenport Bank
Davenport
Davenport Bank & Trust Company
American
Ottumwa
Supreme Court
Osceola
State
Ray Ransom
J. L. Parish
Highway Commission
EB. L. Harding
Harding
Rain or Snow Forecast for Des Moines Area
Weather forecast by Charles D. Reed predicts rain or snow in the south and east tonight or tomorrow. Statewide lows last night remained at or below freezing, with Sioux City recording 18 degrees as the coldest reading.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Sioux
Davenport Bequeaths Art to Municipal Gallery
The art collection of C A Ficke valued at 500000 was bequeathed to Davenport municipal art gallery by his will announced today. Ficke a prominent businessman died last week leaving 2000 to his chauffeur and cook with the remainder going to relatives.
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Davenport
C. A. Ficke
Davenport Municipal Art Gallery
Vicke
Ficke
Ida Grove to Welcome New Bank With $49,000 Capital
Ida Grove announces formation of a new bank led by Frederick R. Jones of the First National Bank of Sioux City as president. The institution will command $49,000 in authorized capital, backed by local business and professional men backing the plan.
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Ida Grove
Des
Frederick R. Jones
First National Bank of
Sioux City
Pheasants Exported From Iowa Breeder To Cuba And Beyond
Harold Hays grows pheasants in Iowa and ships to Cuba Canada and several states. He keeps six varieties including Chinese Ring Neck Mongolian and Japanese Melanistic with three ornamental types. The meat is light colored and turkey like and the state plans to purchase birds for its wild game program.
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Washington
Iowa
Harold Hays
Cuba
Canada
Hayes
Altho
England
Hays
Turkey
New James Cagney in Blonde Crazy
A fragment hints at James Cagney starring in Blonde Crazy and contrasts with his Public Enemy gangster image. It recalls his roles in The Millionaire with Arliss and teases his versatile early film presence.
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James Cagney
Jim Cagney
Arliss
Cagney Delivers Smart Bellhop Charm In Blonde Crazy
The State theater presents Warner Bros. Blonde Crazy featuring Jim Cagney as a witty bellhop who outsmarts con men at the hotel. Joan Blondell co-stars as the chambermaid partner, delivering sharp, lively performances. The screening offers a fresh Jim Cagney persona distinct from his past roles.
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Ma Delano
Jim Cagney
Warner Bros
State Theater
Joan Blondell
Cagney
J. C
They Say How Goes the Golf Game
Ray Cox of Cox Motor Co reports best conditions on the links with high play this year. He notes he broke his December second record and that the course remains in fine shape for ongoing rounds.
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Tink’ Shenefeit
Ray Cox
Cox Motor Co
El Coyote and the Border Sae Bandit Drama At Verdi
Ted Radcliffe travels to Verdi with Bob Harkness as El Coyote the masked bandit stalks the border. Morales and Major Blount debate cavalry pursuit while the Coyote eludes capture with melodramatic feats. Adela and a party host wonder if the chase ends in danger or justice.
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Ted Radcliffe
Verdi
Bob Harkness
Radcliffe
Mexico
Major Blount
U. S. Army
Ted
Paco Morales
Adela
Morales
el Coyote
Blount
U. S. Cavalry
Bob
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Don Bob
Price
Coyote
Lopez
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