Donahey's Record on Poor Relief Ad in 1928
Political advertisement asserts H McCleery objections to Madison Jones case while Jones received county poor fund treatment justified by township and county actions. The signer defends board discretion citing Scott vs Winneshiek and Hardin precedents, mentions Chiropra ctic care legality, and argues relief aided a deserving family despite costs to public funds.
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Board of Supervisors
Madison Jones
Chiropractic Sanita
Fam
Davenport
Jows
Esha
Elm
Vater
Algo Gemtimag
Ieee
H. Neye
Clery Company
Erideisa
Olers
McCleery
Madise Jones
Partherafare
Supreme Court of Iowa
Scott
Winnoshiek Coun
Allowanes
Saye
Mt Jones
Tie
Mee
Board of Supe
Lax
Hardin Cou
Wright County
Jowa Paze
Supreme Court of Laws
McClsery
Jackson Township
Washington County
Jones
Ur County
High School Faces Severe Test Friday Night at Burlington
Burlington hosts a pivotal Friday contest as a strong opponent, fresh from leading through most of three quarters, seeks to derail the home team. The outcome could boost confidence for future games against Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant, with the season’s pivotal clashes ahead.
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Burlington
Washinsoan
Fairfield End
Mt. Pleasant
Litttel
Red Cross Assisted in Many National Disasters
Local Red Cross reports assisting 90,000 people with emergency aid and 8,000 families with rehabilitation from July 1, 1929 to June 20 this year. The organization worked across 38 states, 147 counties, and 23 towns amid tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, fires, and epidemics.
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Local
Red Cross
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Flw
Fasthood
Minty
Pope
Helier
Newfoundland
Washington County
The
Eastwood
National Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Sweet Potato Crop At Conesville Reported Good
Columbus Junction October 27 reports the Conesville area sweet potato harvest was good in quality and quantity though yield was below the last 30 years with one exception. Walford brothers stored 11,000 bushels in hampers at 85 degrees for two weeks then 50 degrees until sold. Few farmers store crops due to building costs and storage limits.
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Columbus Junction
Conesville
Walford Brother
Concavilly
Graceland Defeats Junior College 18 to 0 in Gridiron Match
Graceland overwhelmed the junior college squad 18 to 0. Washington struggled to gain yardage as Graceland dominated the first and fourth periods with multiple first downs and two Locke touchdown passes plus a run by Kelly.
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Junior College
Graceland
Cracelio
Washington
Tyne
Athans
Dovard Alge
Williams
White
Briggs
Jones
Eith
Secon
Kell
Tw Sa Dei
Fardiat Conten
Ora
Locke
Peerers Orcad
Digs
Pont Eeecaa
Ak Rift Quire
Pat Smadligd
Ues
Graceland Mind
Arseninia
Graceland Taft
Fisie
Fisher
Pheenier Pune
Gt Dan Sa Graceland
Main
Dess
Fube
Ackie
Rein
Ahrens
Eater
DME
Dayton Grove Mi B Me dayton grove missive fragment
Fragmentary local notes from Dayton Grove Michigan recount social visits at Washington county hospital and neighbors. Mentions Mr and Mrs Walter Leet and others, with brief references to dining, visits, and minor injuries and illnesses. The text is partial and several names are unclear.
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Dayton
GROVE
Washington County
R Dug
Walter Leet
Washington
Weidnes- Haas
Man Slaughter on Screen at Graham and Fox Theatres
In 1922 Alice Duer Miller's novel becomes a silent drama and Paramount transfers it to sound. Claudette Colbert and Fredric March star with George Abbott directing a two-day Graham Theatre run, while John Mack Brown headlines The Kid at Fox Theatre in a vivid western tale. Wallce Beery, Kay Johnson, Kay Dane, and Swenson lead a strong supporting cast in a brisk, action packed program.
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Alice Duer Miller
Cecil B. DeMille
Thomas Meighan
Lesirice Joy
Paramount
Claudette Cothert
Fredric
March
George J
Abbott
Graham Theatre
Fox Theatre
John Mack Pown
King Victor As
Wich
McSween
Wallace Beery
Sheriff Garett
Kay Johnson
Claire
Kay Dane
Swenson
Wyndham Standing
Russel Simpson
Blane Frederici
Roscoe Aten
Werner P. Richmond
James Marcus
Estimated U S daily food spend and social visit notes
The article notes an estimated four thousand dollars daily in the United States for food. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson entertaining many relatives and Mrs Bruce Moore visiting Thursday afternoon with Mrs Knotte and Mrs Oldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry Anderson
Bruce Moore
Knotte
Oldfield
Woman Driver Questions Traffic Cop Then to Judge
Mrs John A McPherson of Chicago drove into Fountain Square and parked beside a machine. Police officer Henry Miller admonished her and pressed for a reply. She claimed she did not know the rule, admitted being a woman, and said she would tell a judge her full story. Miller ordered her to appear in court and to remove a tatty from her mouth. the issue involved a natural gas franchise vote in Council Bluffs and the case was set for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. McPhernor
Fountain Square
Fansion
Henry Miller
Miler
McPherson
Miller
Accidents Cited Brake Failure Questioned by Officials
A report notes that two accidents led to injuries and possible fatalities were it not for brakes failing. Investigators said the incidents might have been avoided if braking systems had functioned properly, and officials provided details this morning.
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Cas
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Kori
Bain
Fuhr
Abtens
Alen
Prier
Graeland
Wagiungton
Tom
Siler
Petry
Ile
Graceland Wachington
Geaceland Kitto Little
Groeciod
Ahineton
Gracelag
Tame Kelly Leck
Reno Rae White
Wash
Ngton
Ben Fitter
Witla
Fenn
Little
Aur
Miller Craceland
Taeke
Sheehy
Kelly
Cochran
Potts
Mhan
Hoyman
Hildabrend
Lette
Cmyire Burkhart
Cornell
Tinesman
Sands
Monmouth Rockwell
Routh
Alunens
the Evening Journal
Dayton Grove
Andra
Jam
Vote Gas
Council Bluffs
Connell Bluffs
Citizens Gas Company
East Washington
Washington Oil Company
Licoer & Myras Tonacco Co
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