Iowa adopts blanket penalties and new light rules for motor vehicles
The Iowa Safety Council announces July 4 effective motor code with a blanket misdemeanor penalty of up to 100 dollars or 380 days in jail. Vehicles must have headlights two lamps and rear lights, brakes for all trailers, and regulated lighting device approvals. Brakes must Annex two separate systems, with safety standards, and specific requirements for motorcycles and parked vehicles outlined.
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Iowa Motor Vehicle Lighting Law Takes Effect July 4
New Iowa law tightens headlamp requirements for vehicles including animal drawn ones. It sets front white and rear red lights visible 500 feet, limits high beam intensity to 8000 candlepower, and restricts glare with specific vertical projections at 25 feet ahead. Drivers must dim headlights when meeting oncoming traffic within 500 feet.
Iowa adopts new motor vehicle lighting rules
The law bans red headlights on moving vehicles and restricts rear colors to red. Stoplights may be yellow or amber. Flashing lights are banned except for turns or stopping. Spot lamps allowed on non personal vehicles but limited to one and must be aimed within 1200 feet ahead.
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Bicycle Lamp Law Tightened For Night Riders
New rule requires bicycles to carry a white lamp that burns during hours when motor vehicle lights are needed. The requirement aims to improve visibility and safety for nighttime cyclists.
Iowa Motor Vehicle Rules Enforce Safety Equipment
The Iowa State Safety Council says vehicles must have a back red lamp or reflector visible for 300 feet and be kept in proper condition. Violations are misdemeanors with fines up to limits and possible imprisonment. Cars must handle a 3 percent grade at 20 mph minimum after January 1 1938 on state highways.
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Spring Off Corn Plow Wounds Chas Curtis Head
Charley Curtis suffered a head gash when a spring on his corn plow broke while working in South Hill. Medical aid was required after the blow above his right eye. The item also notes local funeral attendances and visits among area residents.
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T .H. Riley
Dale Riley
Thornburg
Marilyn Shaffer
Oskaloosa
Tom Riley
Joe Conrad
Frank Gipple
Spring Run
Curtis reunion echoing kinfolks across many states
The second annual Curtis reunion gathered June 13 at the Ed Curtis home near Crawfordsville. A noon cafeteria style basket dinner followed by visiting brought together relatives and friends including Mona Neiswanger Emma Simmons Tom Nash and many others from Minnesota California Burlington Peoria Osceola Swedesburg and Crawfordsville.
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Thomas, Jr
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Rosella
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Edd Long
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Leo Bazil
William Fitzpatrick
Wm. Johnson
Roy Sheppard
Ed Rashenhofer
Frits Heek
Burlington
Donald Riley
Peoria
Clarence Griffin
E. Griffin
Jesse Curtis
Hattie Beaver
Washington
Hershel Cloe
Elmer Riley
Oskaloosa
Will Thomas
Holt
Gladys Lyons
Swedesburg
C. E. Farrier
Lloyd Farrier
Brighton
Neal Sherry
Gornie Curtis
E. Riley
C. R., Curtis
Relatives Honor Minnesota Guests at L Rinner Home
Guests from Austin Minnesota Fred Scholl Arthur Hanson and families were honored at a family dinner at the L H Rinner home in Stringtown. Others attending included members of the Rinner and Pleas ant families, Clark Bauer Joy and Gene West Chester, and visitors Clifford and Robbie Young from Peoria Illinois.
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Gene
West Chester
Arnold Rinner
Edward Rinner
Marjorie. Clifford
Robbie Young
Peoria
Ill
Longest U.S. Tunnel Located at Cascade Washington
The longest tunnel in the United States is the Cascade tunnel in Washington state. It measures 7.79 miles in length, representing a major engineering achievement on the Pacific Northwest transit route.
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Cascade, Wash
Three Men Held Over Plot To Bomb Republic Steel Plant
George Bundas John Borawiec and Arthur Scott, Republic Steel workers, were arraigned on illegal possession of explosives charges in Warren Ohio related to an alleged plan to blow up a plant. Bond set at 25000. Scott accused Gus Hall chief of the C S O as conspiracy director.
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George Bundas
John Borawiec
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Scott
Gus Hall
Local News From Nira Families Report Today
Emily Polton was laid to rest beside her mother in Fair View cemetery. Carl Herr and Miss Elda White of Richland were married yesterday. Mrs Green is ill while Mr and Mrs Will Eidermiller visited Will Eekermans Sunday. John Davisson family visited Washington Tuesday. Billy Litwiller was a Kepta visitor last week. Will and Mrs Chase Green are in Rochester Minnesota.
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Wrest
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Rochester
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Elda White
Richland
Viewpoint Across Trail Ridge Sees Hundred Miles
A lookout along Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado offers visibility over more than 100 miles of the adjacent mountain range. The expansive panorama highlights the high altitude terrain and distant peaks.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
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County Officials Listing Shows Local Appointees
The county announces its elected and appointed officers including County Recorder Harriet Coulter County Sheriff Harold Putnam County Treasurer Marion George County Superintendent Lester Krabiff Dr W S Kyle as coroner and supervisors Boyd Foster Harve P Wilson and Fred Bauer set to serve on the board.
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Harold Putnam
Marion
George County
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