Legal liquor sale begins in five Iowa cities
Des Moines reports last minute preparations for state liquor stores opening Tuesday in Mason City Marshalltown Atlantic Oelwein and Des Moines. Bottles of imported champagne and Kentucky bourbon fill shelves stamped with the state liquor control seal as 28 000 bottles prepare for sale nationwide. Permit sales to individuals started Friday and are expected to rise once stores open.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa
Kentucky
State Liquor Control Commission
Lowans
Mason City
Marshalltown
Atlantic
Oelwein
Maine Minnesota primaries on today
Voters in two states Maine and Minnesota went to the polls to nominate candidates for the fall election. In Maine the main contest centers on four Republican candidates for governor, while Minnesota’s primary features three parties the Republican Democratic and Farm Labor.
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Maine
Minnesota
Mrs. Mary D. Newell Dies in Concord Township
Mrs. Mary D. Newell widow of Thomas Newell died at her home three miles east of Columbus Junction after a brief illness. Funeral services planned for Tuesday at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church with burial in Indian Creek cemetery. She was born November 185? in Concord township and taught in local schools before marriage in 1877. Survived by two daughters in Columbus Junction and Council Bluffs, several sons, a sister, two brothers, and several grandchildren.
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Thoma Newell
Concord Township
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Indian Creek
Noowell
Mary Dowson
Thomas
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Mogne
Thomas Newell
Louisa County
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Rudolph J
Frances Jessup
Council Bluffs
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Jess
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Ontario
Ore
Thomis Rolse
Idaho
Jane Bonnichsen
Columbus Juntion
William Towson
Oshkosh
Neb
Charte
Land rental barred for forage crops in county ruling
C C Patterson chair of the Washington county cor hog committee issues a ruling that one producer cannot rent land from another to plant and harvest forage crops this year. Ralph W Smith and Professor Black provide the cited law basis noting non contracted acres prohibit such rentals.
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Sumac
Kansas
Denton
Collman
Collier
McLean
Folger
Waconia
Man Held For Theft Near Riverside Saddle Case
Martin Hartzler of Muscatine, formerly Riverside, was arrested in Muscatine on a charge of stealing a saddle from Dr. George Godlove's barn at Riverside last summer. He will answer the charge before Justice J. E. Bovee after posting bonds. The saddle was recovered by Deputy H. M. Putnam from a Johnson county man who received it in a deal with Hartzler. It is held at the sheriff's offices for return to the owner after the case is disposed of.
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Martin Hartzler
Muscatine
Riverside
George Godlove
Justice of the Peace
J. E. Bovee
H. M. Putnam
Johnson County
Hartzler
Wealthy dentist found dead on farm sale plot
Dr. Howard Meyers a prominent and wealthy dentist, reported kidnapped last night, was found shot to death today on a farm near Eldora Iowa where he was attempting to sell to a stranger. He was shot twice in the back as the sheriff's office was informed.
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Eldora, Hb
U.P
Howard Meyers
Forage Harvest Urged From Acres Needing Harvest
Farmers are advised that certain acres must be harvested for forage. The notice emphasizes timely action to convert growable land into usable feed, outlining steps for proper collection and storage to support livestock needs.
Pilgrim Ship Reaches End of Northward Caribbean Voyage
A diary from a traveler aboard the Sixada describes a nine day northbound voyage from Cristobal to Almirante and Bocas de Toro, and on to Puerto Cortez Havana and New Orleans. The crew notes crowded decks, uneven seas, and passengers from Havana to Cristobal, with bananas and cocoa cargo fueling the trip.
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Honduras
Tela
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New Orleans
Home
Barrier Oil Shipments Delayed in Washington County Fight
Farmers in Washington County, faced with a chinch bug invasion threatening corn crops, crowd the Farm Bureau to obtain creosote oil used as a barrier. Delayed shipments slow relief as winds and barriers become the frontline, while farmers line up for limited oil amid high demand and scattered supplies from Chicago Detroit Minneapolis and Bloomington.
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Farm Bureau
Milwaukee
W. J. Roundsbush
Kalona
Brighton
Minneapolis
Detroit
Chicago
Bloomington
Ind
Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities
Cooler Today No Rain In Light Cool Weather Returns
The region enjoys cooler June weather with no rain today after a warm low week. Rain is forecast tomorrow as drought relief is needed countywide. A Saturday shower produced light dusting, while Ottumwa and McGregor saw heavier precipitation and storm damage to a sewer project.
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Ottumwa
McGregor
Iowa
Steel strike shifts focus to trivial life in Hollywood
In Hollywood California the writer notes that with the prize field out of the road the steel strike becomes less urgent as William F Green of the AFL proposes appointing three disinterested men to help. The piece suggests Roosevelt should resolve the strike and remove Congress members from government paid election efforts by July 1.
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Hollywood
Cal
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Demands of Steel Workers Set Out Tuesday
Steel union leaders will present a four point settlement ultimatum to steel operators and the administration. They demand collective bargaining rights an industrial board to rule on grievances and immediate elections to establish union bargaining authority. The program largely rejects the compromise neutral board plan passed by Congress.
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Washington, D.C
U.P
Congress
Insect Infestation Battles Rage Across Farmlands
Farmers intensify trenches and roads patrols to move bugs from fields. Line scrapes and trap holes are renewed every few hours using gasoline blow torches as crews vow to curb the outbreak or replant after crop losses.
Walter Q Hays Taken by Death
Walter Q Hays a longtime Washington carpenter died at eighty after a two year illness at his home 731 South Avenue 1 Funeral services set for ten o'clock Wednesday at L A Jones funeral home conducted by Rev A A Wing with burial at Elo Grove cemetery Born September 2 1853 in Harrison county Indiana he moved with his parents to Washington county in 1868 Married Laura Smith in 1879 and lived in Brighton Kansas City and Washington Survived by three children Mrs Walter Ralston Charles and Howard Hays with two prior offspring deceased Mrs Hays died in 1929
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The
Baptist Church
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Harrison County
John
Melissa
Jacobs) Hays
Washington County
Laura Smith
Frenton
Brighton
Kansas City
Haya
al Keteter
Harry Shrader
Carpenters’ Union
Walter Ralston
West Chester
Charles
Howard Hays
Fred D Stewart
Rodee
Hays
Wisconsin family claims snake-killing record with 65 copperheads
Romina Inda and her son Thomas killed 65 copperheads on their Berlin farm in one week to set a state record. They discovered a den of hibernating reptiles during the effort.
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Berlin
Wis
Romina Inda
Thomas
Wisconsin
Senate Moves To End Congress As Filibusters Fall
Washington June 18 Senate leaders blocked filibusters and the House adopted a resolution to automatically end the 73rd Congress when the legislative slate is finished. The Senate also approved the 3.715 billion deficiency bill conference report for delivery to the President.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Senate
House
Congress
Hog Prices Jump on Chicago Market Banks Drop?
Hog prices rose five dollars a hundred on the Chicago market the first since last fall amid limited supply and strong bidding. Traders reported a 15 to 25 cent advance over Friday with last week’s shipments the year's highest.
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Chicago
Iy & Mad
Death of Jules Howard Delayed Job Lead to Tragedy
In Bridgeport Connecticut a man named Jules Howard, long unemployed, learns a friend has secured him work but dies hours earlier. The report notes the delay in employment opportunities contributing to the fatal outcome.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Jules Howard
Howard
Primary Expense Filings For June 4 Republican Democratic Candidates
About half the candidates in the June 4 primary filed expense affidavits with the county auditor within the 30 day window. Bauer of West Chester reported 29.00 for newspaper ads cards and gasoline. Bourgeois of Kalona 15.60 for newspaper ads. Flynn, county recorder, 5.10 for newspaper announcements. Kyle unopposed for coroner 2.04 for police ads and postage. Co M Cuddy unopposed for auditor had no expenses.
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Befc Bauer
West Chester
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