Iowa Attorney General Interpretations Highlight Various Legal Opinions
Des Moines reports multiple AG opinions covering county payroll limits for multi session days, bond elections under 60 percent rule, Des Moines sewer cost to state, wage funding from road funds for the poor fund, and tax limits on casualty firms. Other rulings address foreign accountants registration, fraternal orders status, fish and game selling rules, and cross county relief recoveries.
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Des Moines
County Boards of Supervisors
A. M. DeVaul
Pocahontas
G. O Blake
James I. Craven
Qreene County
Board of Supervisors
44Th General Assembly
Carl J. Stephens
State Executive Council
Stephens
County Poor Fund
M. M. Cooney
West Union
Cooney
E. W. Clark
Order of
Railway Conductors
Iowa
Iowa Board of Accountancy of
Masonic Lodges Share Regular Meetings Notices
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 E S Regular meetings second Thursday monthly Ida McDaniel WM Ernestine Denison secretary Damascus Shrine No 10 WS regular fourth Tuesday Mason Temple Mrs Chica Spies WP Hazel Haven Worthy Scribe Washington Lodge No 26 AF and AM regular meeting first Friday Harry C Ward WM A W Yard secretary Cyrus Chapter No 13 Royal Arch Masons regular meeting second Friday J W Enslin HM A W Yard secretary
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Washington
E. S
Ida McDaniel
W. M
Ernestine Denison
Damascus Shrine
No. 10
W. S
Masonic Temple
Chica Spies
W. P
Hazel Haven
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Harry C. Ward
A. W. Yard
Cyrus
J. W. Enslin H. P
Rail timetable lists east and westbound passenger and freight trains
The timetable shows eastbound trains including the Golden State Limited at 6 39 am and Apache at 1 16 am along with local and freight services daily or Sunday only. Westbound services include Golden State Limited 7 2 am Apache 12 19 am and various locals, with some trains stopping for California passengers only. L GOODLANDER Art
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Arri Ves
Golden State Limited
Apache
Loreal
California
Train schedule notices for passenger and freight trains
Daily train timetable listing morning and evening passenger runs Nos 93 and 21 22 94 freight times 10 55 a m and 6 32 p m local passes Nos 3 8 9 and southwest and local freight services with agent signatures J C McKay and W C Bell All trains run daily except Sundays Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Monday Wednesday Friday constraints noted
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J. C. McKay
Agent CO. M. At. F. & P. Ri RB. Co
Sthwest Lim
W. C. Bell
River side man gets thirty days for bank check charge
Ernest R. Luckey of River side was sentenced to 30 days in Muscatine county jail after pleading guilty to false drawing and uttering a bank check dated June 6 to Kenneth Schenck. Information was filed by Guy Murdock.
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Columbus Junction
Ernest R. Luckey
Riverside
Muscatine County
Guy Murdock
Luckey
J. C. Coster
Muscatine
Kenneth Schenck
Murdock
Wayland Correspondent Recaps Local News and Guests
In Wayland a longtime correspondent laments the noise of news and shares colorful notes on visitors and neighbors. The piece catalogs trips by families from Chicago Los Angeles Des Moines and Ottumwa and describes a Progress club picnic and local farm visits with memories of Mr Gray’s California real estate ventures and a roosier schoolmaster turning electrician.
Bird Lifespans in Captivity Compare to Wild
Ordinary wild birds live from ten to fifteen years if not killed by enemies. Birds in captivity usually live about twice as long as their wild counterparts, highlighting the impact of environment on longevity.
Harvest News and Social Visits From NEW HAVEN
The article notes light rain cooling the area and marks harvest nearing completion with threshing to begin soon. It lists visits by Alvin Bergstrom of Galesburg and E L Bergstrom of Winfield and many neighbors from West Chester Keota and Washington, plus social calls and a funeral at Swedesboro.
STRINGTOWN Community Notes and Family Visits
STRINGTOWN. Helen Riel Lorres attended a neighborhood conference picnic at Ainsworth Friday evening with Dr Graber and families and others. Ethan Brooks hailed, John Boshart bailed his thrashed hay Saturday. Families visited Joe Graber home southwest of Wayland and Washington The Guy.
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Stringtown
Ethan Brooks
John Boshart
Ainsworth
Dr. Graber
J J. Rich
Grandma Rich
P. W. Widmer
Jac. Widmer
Joe Graber
Wayland
Jack Hesseltine
Washington
Leo Mangold
Bennie Schantz
P. R. Schantz
Crawfordsville Social Notes Highlight Local Relatives Visit
In Crawfordsville Iowa on July 20 Mrs Franklin Shutts and her son Junior from Colorado Springs are visiting relatives. Other locals include the Logan family from Washington and the Han na tom home. WCTU president Ida B Wise Smith spoke at a Winfield convention. Ralph Scheussett and baby from Iowa City visited Grant Edwards family.
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Crawfordsville
Franklin Shutts
Habby Eon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Shultta
Mabel Rhea
Will Logan
Clatones Logan
Washington
W. W. Twinam
Mary McCall
Henry County
Winfield
Ida B
Richmond News Highlights Local Visits and Summer Dance
July updates from Richmond show families visiting relatives in Kalona and Washington as Will Chapek touts a new Ford pickup. Visitors include Leona Bales, Eva Peterson, Mildred and Leonard Peterson, and Carl Peterson. A dance is planned for July 2 to accommodate all ages with Fisher's orchestra. John F. Patterson travels from Longmont Colorado to attend the funeral of Mrs Ameal Chatal and visit relatives before returning home. Raymond Kos and daughter Lorraine return to California after a long trip of more than 16 000 miles since February 23 with a 2 200 mile final leg.
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Richmond
Walter Arthur
Coreenay
Wisconsin
Kalona
Washington
Will Chapek
Leona Bales
Frank Eagle
Eva Peterson
Chicago
Mildred
Leonard Peterson
Buffalo
Iowa
Carl Peterson
William
Clara Patterson
Fisher
John F. Patterson
Longmont
Colorado
Ameal Chatal
Raymond Kos
Lorraine
California
Here
Should competitive sports exist in high schools and colleges
Readers weigh in on interschool sports versus intra school competition. Hal Williams of American Express cites the school benefit and ease of PE participation while Clow a osteopath argues that interschool contests draw attention away from the broader student body yet support school spirit and necessary competition.
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Clow
Osteopath
Schoos
Airmail Pilot Dies In Plane Crash Near Centralia
Frank Hamann an airmail pilot was killed when his plane crashed in a woodland eight miles west of Centralia Indiana en route from St Louis to Evansville. Hamann home was Evansville and he left St Louis with twelve mail sacks for southern joints.
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Centralia
Frank Hamann
Evansville
Ind
St. Louis
Here
Bach
Hamann
Southern
National Atlanta Airway
The
African Airways
Miles Covered in Four Days: New Agent for Washington Oil Co
Raymond has accepted a position as agent for the Washington Oil Co and will reside at Wellman with plans to make their home there. Mr and Mrs Wm Chapek and family and Mr and Mrs Dan Bopp took a motor trip to Carroll and other points in northern and western Iowa last week. The shower last evening halted threshing but moisture is needed for other crops. A W Dawn now threshing for Patterson and sons Saturday afternoon. One 20 acre field threshed at an average yield of 65 bushels of good quality oats per acre.
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Wayland
Washington
Ross Levert
Mary Elizabeth
Mrs. Levert
Baja
BE. L. Goodwin
Ray
Des Moines
Hixson
Frances Seibert
Memphis
Allens Grove
Earl Stutzman
Ross Severt
A. B. Magdefray
Fd Witting
Omer Boshart
J. R. McKirachan
Fred Hixson
Allen Wenger
Rittler
Allie Jay Mowery
Ottumwa
Jimmy Rboshart
Richard
Cedar Rapids
al Farmer
Clark Barr
Chicago
George Barr
Merle Green
Elaine
Ray Baldouse
Clark Loder
Wallace Juoder
Merrimac
Ray Barr
Fairfield
Pete Koehler
Ainsworth
David H. Barr
Saunders Grove
Pleasant
Charlie
Anna Barr
California
Mr Gray
Washington State
Los Angeles
Catone
Gray
Barr
Grays
Goodwin
Indiana
Denver
New Haven
Alvin Bergstrom
Galesburg
Ill
E. L. Bergstrom
Winfield
A. B. Strum
Geo, Baker
Genevieve
West Chester
Marion Smith
Merl Stattler
Raymond Wikoff
Chas. Robertson
Brighton
Lioyd
Mike") Robertson
Columbia
Wikoflt
Robertson
Wells Farm
Lloyd
Ed. Robertson
Merle Stattler
Minnie Stattler
Fred
Frank Smith
Smith
Della Neal
Carrie Stowffer
G. W. Stattler
Keota
Sam Stattler
Columbus
Ohio
Marion Wmith
Addison Bateer
al New Haven Dhurett
Glen Cuddebach Place
Miles
Raymond
Washington Oil Co
Wellman
Chapek
Dan Bopp
Carroll
Lowa
A. W. Dawn
Patterson and Sons
Jubilee Singers to perform at West Chester church
The Jubilee Singers of Prentiss Normal and Industrial Institute will give a concert at the Methodist church in West Chester on Wednesday July 2 at eight o clock. Admission is free but an offering will be taken.
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Jubilee Singers
The
Prentiss Normal and Industrial Institute of Prentiss
Miss
West Chester
Seed starting with a kitchen sieve method
A simple technique to lift soil for seed starting uses a common kitchen sieve. The method is easy to perform and worthwhile for starting annuals in pots or boxes.
Storm damages corn around Winton and near Cedar Rapids airport
Keota July 18 report from Mrs Kate B Clover and family describes a heavy hail storm damaging corn in a wide area around Winton with many fields ruined. They also relay a near miss of a severe electrical storm near Vinton, and a hail storm near the Cedar Rapids airport after they left. James Nelson sold 160 acres in Washington county for 175 per acre to Albert Sieren after four decades on the farm. Guy Lyle suffered a severe throat injury from a tractor accident, lugs on a drive wheel pierced his throat but he held on to prevent worse damage.
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Keota
F. A. Klein
Mary Isabell
John Edward
Vinton
Jyinton
Cedar Rapids
Wellman Social Picnic Anticipated In Iowa City Park
The Wellman Cordelle H Braden correspondence notes a planned picnic at Iowa City city park this evening. Local youths listed include Hazel Stricker Mildred Foster Virginia Snavely Betty Gardner Lucille Wade Joyce Miller and Helen Walker with several Messrs. Bud Nickel Francis Coffey Morris Miller Floyd Lewis Ward Miller Paul Kennedy Chase Millice and Miss Jean Coffey. Mrs O C and Mrs Teddy Bringmann hosted a surprise shower for bride Mrs Irvin Gingerich with gifts Quilting started and refreshments served at the event.
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Wm. R Morgan
Wellman
O. C
Teddy Bringmann
Irvin Gingerich
Quilto
Joe Crossette
H. Rowe
Myrtle
Riverside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Mr and Mrs French from Rowan Iowa visit Riverside daughter Mrs William O Loughlin and family. Miss Helen Flanagan of St Paul visits Frances Kephart. Senior Needlework club meets with sixteen members. next host is Mrs Ernest Selladay. Postnuptial shower for Iris Linsley held at Dorothy Seaukup with twenty one attendees. Riverside Garden club to meet July 21 with program on garden care and dahlias. Mr and Mrs Co W Ingram and Mrs Fannie Meeks visit Washington for Rebekah and Oddfellows installation. about 250 attendees.
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William Conklin
Iris Linsley
Dorothy Seaukup
Riverside Garden Club
Harry Hardy
Ella Krebs
J W. Mellecker
Rock Gardens
Katherine Thomann Vir
Frank Younkin
New Sharon
Town
Raymond
Newton
J. L. Meeks
Co. W. Ingram
Fannie Meeks
Washington
Rebekah
Oddfellows Lodge
New England Commerce Shifts From Shipping To Manufacturing
The passage notes New England’s economic shift from shipbuilding and trade to manufacturing after embargoes. It highlights shrewd capital reallocations during the colonial era and early national period, citing abundant water power as a key advantage and wealth source. Names listed include Mrs Fry and several Butterbaughs and Thomits.
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New England
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Corporation of Public Accountants
Fish and Fame Commission
W. E. Albert
Fish and Game
E. E. Poston
Corydon
Iene. By
Knoxville
Beaneh
C. B
Martha Butler
W. F. Kopp
Wapello
Louisa’ County
E. R. Hanlan
Wapello Township
Port Louisa
R. S. Johnston
Columbus City
W. W. Garner
Harriet Jenkins
St. Luke's Hospital
J. J. Jenkins
W. A. Lamp
Thomas
Burlington
Mae Denham
Helen Leonhard
Frank Deppy
Gerald Deppy
Topeka
Kas
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Fredonia
West Side
East Side
Columbus City Ag
George Shaw
Margery, Vincent and Gordon
Pittsburgh
Misa
Dorothy Phinney
Priscilla Gabriel
Rowland. Davis
Minneapolis
Rees Davis
Davis Hotan
George Hingat
Trenton
KB. T. Todd
Todd
Hilda Marsden
Clear Lake
W. Laughtlin
Eclipse Lumper Company
Clinton
F.H. van Vleck
E. M. Arrington
G. R. Bruce
HW. M. PL. Manufacturing Company
Quotter Church
Ezra Wittmer
Anna Obolensky Troubetzkoy
Eiffeld Tower
Paris
Kever
Welborne
Diracram of
Surerne
Lear
Princess Anna Troubetzkoy
Serge Gregory Troubetzkoy
New York
Justice Keller
Eiffel Tower
Alexis Obolensky
Prince Serge
Troubetzkoy
Obolensky
Clamart
NEW Saven
Marish
William Seehantz
J. T. Wenger
William Richelberger
Peter Widmer
Doe Widmer
Ben Roth
Wittmer
Peter Wittmng
Havre
J.C. Graber
Jack Norton
Wilbur Schantz
Harlan Cummings
Rex Swan
Johnson
Swedsboro
L. H. Rinner
Donald
Helen Riel Lorres
Misa Nellie Manners Korvussnutan
Hal Williams
American Express
Chester
Kate B. Clover
Wellman Cordelle
Washington Butte
the Farmer’s Store
Washington County
Wanda Toul
van Camp
Hershey
North
Iowa Ave
EK. Fry
Harry Hubbell
Mary Butterbaugh
Hermann Felburg
Tony Bringmann
Etta Neis
Deloris Butterbaugh
Ilona Thomits
Don Hétto
Studebaker
A. Studebaker
Free Wheeling
Sweet Motor Co
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