Buck Garrett Loses Sheriff Bid in Carter County
Ardmore Oklahoma, Feb 13. Buck Garrett, famed six gun law enforcer in Indian country, loses the sheriff race to Walter Colbert in a Republican upset amid Carter county’s Democratic stronghold. Colbert’s victory continues a Republican presence in the county while Ardmore touts past efforts to curb whisky and violence, shifting from Garrett’s six-shooter era to protracted enforcement reforms.
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Game Birds Plentiful in Buchanan County
Independence, Ta., Feb. 13. Members of Sreak Walton league and other sportsmen report more quail, pheasants and wild fowl in evidence after severe weather. Birds seem in good condition. Feed blocks are being distributed near homes. Notify A. S. Norton, secretary, Walton league chapter, of flocks needing feed. Cash and feed donations are being made to Mr. Norton.
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Wartburg Seminary Male Chorus to Perform in Independenc
The Wartburg Seminary Male Chorus of Dubuque will sing at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Independenc Friday Feb 22. It marks the chorus second appearance in this city in the past two years.
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Style of Stimson cabinet talk shows decisive approach
Washington reports on Henry L. Stimson as a potential Hoover cabinet dean. The piece traces his rise from a $15 law clerk in 1901 to secretary of war, his law career, Root & Clarke, and key cases, noting his preparedness stance and wartime service.
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Stimson's rapid moves noted in Nicaragua and Europe
Remarks on Henry L. Stimson describe his swift role in settling Nicaragua and coordinating diplomacy in France. Critics question motive, but supporters say his approach is aggressive and effective, with expectations he will tackle State Department tasks promptly when March arrives.
Says Hospital Must Have Funds or Close
Des Moines February 13 40 P The University hospital at Iowa City will be forced to close within 30 days unless the legislature passes a deficiency appropriation bill President Walter A Jessup told members of the house committee on appropriations yesterday The hospital must have 23819626 the amount spent in caring for indigent persons during the last year if it is to continue to operate A bill to provide the funds has been referred to that committee but has not yet reported back to the legislature
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Aplington Council Adopts Sewer Building Resolution
Aplington Iowa moves to build sewers after council adopts resolution. Hearing on objections set for March 12. Beaver River bridge steel to be reused in a similar Dumont project after old span razed by county crew and material auctioned this afternoon.
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Man Rescued After Car Carbon Monoxide Incident
In Iowa City on February 12 George Kuebrick was overcome by exhaust gas while repairing his car in a garage. A partner and several bystanders assisted for over an hour before he was revived by medical personnel.
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