Inheritance Tax Paid on Four Black Hawk Estates
In March, four Black Hawk County estates paid inheritance taxes totaling 5241.81, from an overall state total of 69,907 across 163 estates with a combined value of 3,928,318.93. Hiram B. Hoxie, Clare E. Hunter, James W. Sweet, and Mary Maloney are the listed estates with individual values and tax amounts. The largest single payment was 35,800 on the estate of D. J. Leavitt Warne County.
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Black Hawk County
John Ve Wicklund
Inheritance Tax Department
State Treasurer’s Office
Hiram B. Hoxie
D. J. Leavitt
Warne County
The Gray Phantom's Escape From the Tunnel
The Gray Phantom, accused of murder, escapes through a hidden tunnel after a tense chase. He nearly dies trapped by a heavy door and suffocating fumes, then defies death by digging his way free using moisture leaks and worn boards as a last chance to clear his name.
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Sylvanus Gage
Pinto
Gage
Helen Tardwick
Doctor Bimble
Helen
Dr. Bimble
Gage House
Gray Phantom
Helen Hardwick
Stream Pollution Issue Ties Iowa to England in Beet Sugar Waste Debate
Des Moines April 9. Three years after Iowa's push to curb Shell Rock river pollution from beet sugar factory effluents a strong international angle emerges. The state health commission notes England has faced similar river contamination and reports from the British ministry of agriculture and fisheries praise Iowa’s survey. A joint sugar beet companies committee will study pollution with an eminent engineer to visit factories for a comprehensive report. Germany and Austria are also seeking exchanges with Iowa on this issue as health officials here collaborate with British contacts to address the economic and environmental challenge.
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Des Moines
Towa
State Board of Health
Greene
Butler County
Shell Rock
State Health Commission
Atlantic
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
England
Wynn Thomas
Health ‘Commission
Thomas
Iowa
Health Commission
Germany
Austria
Great Britain
Henry Albert
A. H. Wieters
Bells and Whistles Add Joy to Woman's Century Milestone
Fort Madison Iowa April 9 bells and whistles marked the 100th birthday of Mrs Maria Foster Brown a Fort Madison resident born in Athens Ohio Her large family gathered as she was carried downstairs for a noonday meal to celebrate age and memory with six living children thirty four grandchildren and great grandchildren present Her long life included school in denoting sewing reading and spelling but she fondly recalls learning to keep house and notes she never cared for voting or suffrage based on her long residence and family history
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Brown
Daniel
T. Brown
Amesville
Fort Madison
Athens
Avitho i
Al Smith Presents Hammond Pen At Albany Signing
New York Governor Al Smith gave John Hammond a signed commemorative pen with the seals of the state, praising Hammond as a crusader for prohibition. The carded gift documented the governor’s autograph and the Brown injunction bill intended to empower enforcement and close disorderly houses as nuisances.
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al Smith
Wet
New. York
Jouce
Hammond
New York State
Births Reported In Local Notices
A series of birth announcements lists parents and newborns with addresses and dates from March to October. Notable entries include Martha Ellen Bogart born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bogart in Jesup, Rod erick Ely Briggs to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Briggs, Beverly Mae Takin to Mr and Mrs James Takin, and Betty May Adams to Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams of St Francis hospital. Also mentioned is a fragment about an ancient gold bead necklace from Abydos.
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Thomas Bogart
Black Hawk
Martha Ellen
Annet
Frank
Kennex
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jesup
Wilbur Alexander Briggs
Vine
Roderick Ely
James Daniel Takin
Locust
Beverly Mae
Harris van Nice
Fourth East
James Levi
John Marsh
Richard Raymond
Gordon ¥. Lyon
Dick Reed
Seth Leroy Christopher
Waterloo
Juanita Ann
Ralph J. Adams
St. Francis Hospital
Betty May
Martin J. Lawrener
Oneida
Joy
Aline
H.W. Burma
Charles Henry
Allison
Kenneth Worden
Commercial
Donald Ellsworth
Lie
Mrs. Repass Learns Four Cousins in China Safe
Mrs. Fred Repass of 165 Woodlawn drive learns four cousins in China are safe after receiving a letter from Mrs. Mildred Hummel in Nanking. She notes Nanking becomes a war center with northern forces clashing with the southern faction and describes the fighters as having clear purpose. The cousins are children of Dr. George Stewart, former president of the University of Nanking, who died in 1911.
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China
Fred Repass
Woodlawn Drive
Mildred Hummel
Nanking
Hummel
Chang Tsung Chang Yen
Repass
George Stewart
University of
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday Schedule
Radio listings from AP detail Tonight Sunday and Monday programs on WEBH WEAR and WCCU with symphonies, church services, and entertainment across many stations led by WGN WBBM WLS and others. Highlights include Kathryn Meisle and Leonard Cortez on WEAF, Nellie Flegg piano recital KOIL, and university and church broadcasts across Chicago New York Minneapolis Des Moines and more.
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WEBH
WEAR
WCCU
WHAEF
WCCO
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
University of Pennsylvania
KDEA
WLS
KFUO
WEAF
Opera
WGN
WBBM
WDAF
Nellie Flegg
Nebraska City
Neb
KOIL
George B. Moore
College Springs
KSO
Iowa
Almong
WIID
KMA
KFNF
Shenandoah
WIBO
WOS
WHB
WOC
Orchestra Listings and Concerts Across U S Radio
A dense OCR mash of radio station codes and city notes lists orchestras bands operas and concerts across multiple stations including WNBC WABC WJZ WBZ KDKA and more. Mentions Des Moines Denver Houston New York Cincinnati Omaha Buffalo Springfield and other locales with programs times and venues like Fort Worth ames and Shenandoah.
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Davenport
PLM
KYW
Chicago
RSC
Clarinda
WBAP
Fort Worth
WBZ
Springfield
WCIFL
WEDAF
Kansas City
WEAF
New York
WENR
WHT
Wdir
Detroit
WaAs
WLW
Cincinnati
WLS
WMAQ
Orch
WOW
Omaha
WOR
Newark
WRO
Ke. M— Wgen
Weco
Mpls
St. Paul
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Symphony
New del Bridge
Springtida
WFAA
Dallas
SME
Wes
Chao
WTAM
Cleveland
KDEA
Pittswargh
KFNF
WRC
WGY
WGR
WCCO
WCAE
Council
WHB
Wadz
Weib
WMBB
Wsat
Nashville
WEW
KPRC
Houston
WHAS
Louisville
WIZ
WMC
Memphis
Orchestra
Kop
KEDS
Independence
WBEM
WCFE
WPAF
WEBH
Mopls
WGN
Schenectady
W4az
WSR
Atlanta
WSIM
Barndance
Lincoln
KRYW
WRZ
WOC
CISS
WREO
Lansing
Town City
WCX
Hirano
WWI
WSB
WSM
KSD
Wweco
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
Buffalo
Women's Council
Opera
Sermonet
Tihsa Kenf
Keerc
WBL
WHO
Des Moines
Tabernacle
Wdiz
Wos
Jefferson City
WJBB
Worl
Prp
KFI
Los Angeles
Academy
Klds
WRBM
Russia
Zion
City
Wdz
KDIKA
Cilcage
Worth
WDAF
Popular
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Wwow
Orch. Weaf
WSAJ
Waz
WBZA
KDA
Ee BO P
Ieehaven
MO Kenf
WEAE
Wwd
Iowa 'City
Com
Amos, Dairy
WWJ
New York Orchestra
WDR
WOI
Amés
WSH
Minstrels
KPRO
WEFAA
RYNS
Hot
Springs
Woweri
Fort
WwMc
Washington
WSAL
Fort ‘Worth
Wil Bom Kenf
KVRC
Iowa City
Kansas
Fralie
Organ
Vaudeville
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State Fish and Game Department
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Ralph J. Clabaugh
Sycamore
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Mir
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