Knox urges business to action against New Deal
Col. Frank Knox told Ohio Republicans in Cleveland that business must quit complaining and unite to defeat the New Deal in November. He argued the era offers two choices a free republic or total government control, urged support for the Supreme Court, and pressed for open disclosure of hidden taxes in consumer prices.
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District Court Sets Feb 29 1936 Opposition Deadline in Hendrickson Bankruptcy
In the Southern District of Iowa Davenport division the court fixes February 29 1936 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to file written appearances and verified opposition to the discharge of Nannie Hendrickson in bankruptcy number 6534. Referee T L Brookhart signs order in Washington Iowa.
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Davenport
Nannie Hendrickson
Washington
Iowa
T. L. Brookhart
Delay Forces Man to Abandon Car Driving
Waterloo report notes Alfred 8 Thacker, a packing plant worker, cannot obtain a driver license after multiple applications. He stopped driving after being told to use his old license pending proper records. Also, census official William H. Sharp filed three license requests with no success, a fourth with a 25 cent money order also failing.
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Motor
William H. Sharp
Wagner
Oberlin College First to Admit Negroes in U.S. History
The article notes Oberlin College in Oberlin was the first U.S. institution to admit Black students as pupils. It highlights a historic milestone in higher education and civil rights, reflecting early integration.
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Oberlin College
Obertin
McNaughton Reinstated on State Payroll Amid Indictment
C W McNaughton state agent under indictment in Sioux City for alleged bribe took a Jan 1 restart on the state payroll. Gov Herring said he was paid for Jan 1 to Jan 15 and remains suspended for the period Nov 21 to Dec 31. if acquitted, suspend-pay checks may be returned.
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Des Moines
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Woodbury County
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McNanghton
Glen L. Schmidt
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Plymouth
Declamatory speakers named for Columbus Junction junior high contest
In Columbus Junction the junior high declamatory contest will feature dramatic contenders Marjean Tisor Betty Bell Elaine Moody Lois Hetfield Maxine Stinson Betty Moore Barbara Lynn Mong Dean with two students in the oratorical class Busse. Meanwhile Desmond Kulp remains in serious condition after a post game fight. James Rice is jailed awaiting outcome.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Marjean Tisor
Betty Bell
Elaine Moody
Lois Hetfield
Maxine Stinson
Betty Moore
Barbara Lynn
Mong Dean
Columbus
Desmond Kulp
McRoberts Pool Hall
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
James Rice
Muscatine County
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Harry Fornare
St. Paul
Minn
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Ira Oats
T. J. McCormick
Columbus City
Edison Kochenderrey
Maywood
Ill
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Anna Stapp
Longmont
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Simyie
Arizona
Transient Occupies School House While Children Are Gone
Glendale dispatch reports a camper gained entry to Spread Eagle school by breaking a window lock and stole fuel from the coal house. He left when Miss Thomas arrived Tuesday morning. W. M. Vernon from Iowa State College visited the Gerdes home, stormbound until Friday. Snow halted travel, mail delays persist, and local schools resumed after closures.
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Glendale
Spread Eagle School
Thomas Gerdes
Washington
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Robert Custer
Glendale School
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Richland
Murray Smylie
Eagie
Real Facts About Bran From Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN Ad
Kellogg Company funded university tests showing bran is satisfactory for long term use. Independent studies suggest bran bulk can be more effective than fruits and vegetables in some people. ALL-BRAN provides vitamin B and iron, absorbs moisture, and cleanses the intestinal tract. Sold by grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Grandview Hog Shipment Highlights Local News
Richard Cray shipped hogs to Keota by truck on Monday with Delbert Marwell assisting and Bill Shetler handling the trucking. Lawrence Rugg helps Verlin Nickel this week. Val Wagan man’s sale was held Wednesday. Mrs. John Cray is recovering from illness.
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Delbert Maxwell
Grandview
Richard Cray
Keota
Delbert Marwell
Bill Shetler
Lawrence Rugg
Verlin Nickel
Val Wagaman
John Cray
Room fer Improvement in School Teachings
Uncle Eben complains about school content and janitors teaching, saying many children do not study enough to learn anything that harms them. The remark notes concern over what is taught and who is teaching in the school.
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