Governor plans legal drive against high food prices
Des Moines Iowa August 2 Governor W L Harding says he is weighing a statewide legal push to curb rising food costs. He proposes asking county attorneys to probe suspected illegal combinations among milk coal and wholesale and retail food dealers. He notes existing laws punish price fixing and wasteful practices and may convene county attorneys to decide on steps.
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Heir to Fortune Faces Guardian and Mental-Health Hearings
Red Oak resident Ta Aug Anderson, married to Mabel Selby two weeks ago, faces two pending actions: a district court guardianship over his property and a Montg omery county insanity proceeding to assess his mental condition. A license to wed was initially issued but rescinded after his condition was questioned. Anderson has a life interest in about 459 acres with siblings Amanita and Frank. A hearing before the insanity commission was continued pending a key witness.
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An Old Paint Finder and Digestive Advice Ad
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion. A man with good digestion is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended. They strengthen the stomach and promote regular bowel motions.
Davenport Women Give 57 Acres for State Park
Misses Eimma and Clara Brandt of Davenport deeded their interest in two plots near Muscatine known as Wild Cat Den to the state for a public park. They reserve the old family homestead and may keep it as their home. State acquisition may expand to about 200 acres with Ames experts noting Muscatine and Scott counties may contribute land. The Brandts will operate their mission and recreation center the Newra Settlement. Wild Cat Den, long a public interest site, is valued for its beauty and botanical significance.
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Coal strike threats chill Des Moines winter outlook
Des Moines faces potential coal shortages if a miners' strike materializes led by J C Lewis of District 13 United Mine Workers. Officials warn of cold homes and higher prices, with national talks in Columbus. Stores expect price increases. U.S. Geological Survey notes reduced production. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Grindy Center Report Highlights Corn and Wheat Yields
Farmers report variable crop results with corn around twenty five bushels per acre and oats thriving, though some ears not fully filled. Wheat weakened by heat and overwork, while threshing finishes and grain stored for winter. Local conditions reflect fatigue and drought stress in Grundy Center area.
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