Goan Propaganda Criticized On House Floor
Washington congressman Illinoisan Holaday slammed Blair Goan for distributing questionable articles claimed to be propaganda in favor of farm waste use. He argued government and private efforts clash over corn stalks for wallboard and urged against government plants.
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Emmet Dougherty
Courier Apertol Service
Washington, D. C
Blair Goan
Steck-Brookhart
Iowa
Holaday
Illinois
Coan
Illiois
Towart
Ames
Schall
Washingtoo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards
National Press Club
House
Senate
Associated Press
U. S. Department ‘of ‘Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Bureau’ of Standards
Former Citizen of La Porte Dies at Delano Cal
George Kahler 60, a La Porte former resident, died Saturday in Delano California where he had lived four years with his brother Pred Kahler. He grew up in La Porte and was a photographer for years. His father Henry Kahler was an early blacksmith. His body will be brought to Waterloo to join his mother Margaret Kehler and brother Charles.
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Courier
la Porte City
George Kahler
Delano
Cal
Kahler
Henry Kahler
Waterloo
Margaret Kehler
Charles
Dunkerton PTA Fair Raises $268 at Event
A Dunkerton Iowa PTA fair last evening netted $268 for the association with $115 from a play titled Price of Justice. A minstrel show by fifth and sixth graders featured the program, drawing audience interest.
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Courier
Dunkerton
Parent- Teacher Association
Former Nashua Resident Mike Mouse Dies in Washington
Nashua Indiana February 13 Mike Mouse a former Nashua resident died February 7 in Bellingham Washington His death followed two years of invalidism from apoplexy but pneumonia proved fatal His widow and six children survive his niece Mrs M A Kepple has been informed
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Courter
Nashua
Mike Mouse
Bellingham
Wash
M. A. Kepple
Howard Hickok
Julius Heinmiller
Viola Wneibert
Sybil J Lamb
Mystery car blaze near Hazleton puzzles residents
Oelwein reports no new details on the burned car found half a mile west of Hazleton Saturday night. the wreck, bearing a Winneshiek county plate, has vanished, and onlookers claim the vehicle was towed to the scene before burning. Also noted are local church activities, Ash Wednesday services, and a New York Globetrotters win over Oelwein businessmen 33 to 22.
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Courier
Oelwein
Hazleton
Fanners
Winneshirk County
Big Sisters
M. E. Church
Jessie Newton
Mary Fenner
Anna Foffel
Sarah Tiffany
Alberta Edwards
Lutheran Church
D. FE. Hillis
Des Moines
Iowa Baptist Convention
Pauline Thurber
Constance
Thurber
Albuquerque
N. ME
American Legion
O. O. Whalen
Chicago
Ridler-Brarnl Furniture
P. Larson
Juanita
Los Angeles
California
New York Globetrotters
Ackley Churches Mark Lent Observances and Local Meetings
Lent observances begin at St. Mary's Catholic and St. John’s Evangelical with Friday and Sunday services in Ackley. Royal Neighbor Kensington elects officers. guilding bee, Ladies’ Aid events, quarterly meeting, and Pythian Sisters planning session noted. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wille in Fort Dodge. Watonye club meets.
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Courier
Ackley
St. John's Evangelical
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's
St. John’s
Royal Neighbor Kensington
Mary King
Lili Fisher
May Christensen
Martha Girse
St. John's Church
Ben Luckart
Crescent
Mneb
Florence Coble
Ald Society
Pythian
Knights of Pythias
M. EB
Kensington
Priday
Grace Miller
Maile Hayimga
Jolly Ate Club
Theodora Schultz
John Wille
Fort Dodge
Wille
Treda Daffenbach
Watonye Club
Fairbank W M S Will Meet Friday
Fairbank Ta February 12 The Womans Foreign Missionary society of the M E church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs L P Davis home Assisting hostesses with ree Mb Mery A Hahn Mrs R H Mote and Mrs H G George Mr and Mrs John Paulas entertained tight couples at a vanishing sea Sunday evening Euchre was Played favors to Mrs Thomas Hern and Mrs Frank Miler Mrs Pred Adams is on pakenk in Alleh Memorial hospital in Water oo Misses Bertilee and Sta Bler Schmidt entertained 15 minests at a vanishing in Monday evening Favors for games writ to Misses Florence and Grace Maeley and Cleo Curley F Mir and Mrs Hugh Ifields entertained 30 guests Sunday evening As program of games was carried out winners being John O Connor Helen Bievo and Mrs Arnold Coffin.
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Courier Spreial
Fairbank
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Frank Miler
Pred Adams
Pakenk
Alleh Memorial Hospital
Wateroo
Bertilee
Sta Bler- Schmidt
Florence
Grace Maeley
Cleo Curley
F Mir
Hugh Ifields
John O'Connor
Ils
Helen Bievo
Arnold Coffin
Lincoln Birthday Observed in Gedar Falls
Gedar Falls notes Lincoln's birthday with school programs and a colonial period costume luncheon at St. Luke's church Hall. The Gedar Falls Woman's club staged a luncheon and one act play The Old Album, with sixty attendees and Mrs W Miller presiding. Junior Play at Teachers College High School titled The Strenuous Life runs Thursday and Friday. Tenant farmers begin spring relocations and Cedar Falls roads remain open. Mr and Mrs Kemper McBride return from five months in California en route to Riverview Park custodian duties.
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Gedar Fells
Lincoln
Esdar Falls
Gedar
Woman's Club
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Carl’ W. Miller
W. H. Merner
K.S. Oleson
L. 5. Alexander
Ames
A. R. Baxter
M. R. Blair
C. J. Mentzer
Howard A. Boslough
W. Miller
T. C
Teachers College High School
Altho
California
Kemper McBride
William
Cedar Falls
Fort Worth
Tex
McBride
Riverview Park
Evangelical Church
Business Women's Department
Local Talent Recital Features Dubbert Family and Teachers College Choir
Verna Davis and a host of locals attend a recital in Idabel with Sine Berdine Severin and others. Karl F. Dubbert, with his mother Mrs Bernard Dubbert, performs xylophone selections. A group of teachers college women sing southern melodies.
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Verna Davis
Idabel “Sine
Berdine Severin
Rose Seitenrich
Eleanor’ Eifert
Mmes. R.A. Santee
Enid Smith
Carolyn Dilgér
Karl F. Dubbert
Bernard Dubbert
Teachers College
Jesup Ladies Aid to sponsor Go Slow Mary at Grand
In Jesup Iowa on February 13 the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid announces a two night production of the play Go Slow Mary to be staged at the Grand on February 19 and 20. Also notes farm sale, births, church society meetings and hospital update on Mrs Welsch.
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Courier
Jesup
Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary
Kes Roth
Clarence Youngblut
Floyd Caldwell
Leo Fay
J. L. Brown
Jd. Welsch
St. Francis Hospital
Regina May
M. E. Ladies Aid
William Fisher
Charles McGloughlin
Danish-born Henry Mazanti Dies at 76 in Lawn City
Henry Mazanti 76 retired druggist formerly of 118 Main Street died Tuesday at 3 p.m. after five years of declining health. A Denmark native who arrived about 46 years ago, he ran a drug and grocery business and was noted for charity. Survived by his widow, his funeral under Masonic auspices will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Dahl chapel with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Henry Mazanti
Lawn City
Oarter
Cedar Falls
Henry Mayanti
Main Street
Iowa
Denmark
Henry Johnson
Mazanti
the Commandery and Shrine
the Elks
Dahl Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
White collar ideal vs blue collar grit in a salesman’s pitch
An amateur advice piece extols hard work, health, and steady effort over white collar comfort. It touts Nujol as a non medicine health aid, claiming it prevents poisons and boosts strength, energy, and vitality. Natolac is advertised as available in drug stores.
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Nujol Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York
Natolac
Hudson Parish Baptist Mission Circle Convenes
Hudeton Ia Feb 13 The Baptist Mission circle met at Mrs J G Gutknecht home with Mrs Lloyd Johnson and Mrs George Platt assisting. Mrs W D Strayer led discussion What Next in Missions A social time followed the business meeting Other items include Rose Hill Country club gathering and patriotic meetings. prayer week planned at the Baptist church and a Past Noble Grand tea towel project. Moves detail local farming changes and sales.
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H. B. Lightney
H. EB. Lafrenz
K. A. Wassonl
Missionary Societies of
Hudson
Noble Grand Association
O. FB. Hall
Bridge Club
T. W. Strayer
Frank Gutknecht
Dance of G. A. L. Bixby Moves to March Office
G. A. L. Bixby will transfer into a new post on March 1. M. Kilmachh, employed at Hudson Alto company for three years, started a similar position in Dike on Monday.
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G. AL Bixby
M. Kilmachh
Huilson
Alto
Dike
Hudson High Declamatory Contest Tonight
Hudson Iowa February 13 The elimination declamatory contest of Hudson high school will be held this evening in the school. Entrants across three divisions include Oratorical: Tom Brown Robert Conry Myron Monish Gordon Strayer Elliott Smith Edgar Wassani Dramatic Nadine Arter Dorothy Green Anne Klein Humorous: Irena Andors Gordon Loonan Also notes Nels Jensen residence quarantined for scarlet fever daughter Frances age six ill O L Peterson returns as Hudson Herald manager with lease history and staff change as H J Zerwis departs for Chicago to work as linotype operator
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Courier
Hudson, Ja
Hudson High School
Tom Brown
Robert Conry
Myron Monish
Gordon Strayer
Elliott Smith
Edgar Wassani
Nadine Arter
Dorothy Green
Anne Klein
Irena Andors
Gordon Loonan
Nels Jensen
Frances
Peterson
Herald
O. L. Peterson
Waterloo
Hudson Herald
H. J. Zerwis
Chicago
Eight Barclay Twp Grade Pupils Attend School in Towns
Eight Barclay township grade pupils attend schools in other districts this winter. Three go to Dunkerton, six to Waterloo, seven to Jesup. Barclay district pays tuition. Cold weather raises farm feed use. Real estate taxes are $1.25 per acre. Charles Schmitt reports shooting 200 rabbits to date.
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Courier Special Service
Dunkerton
Barclay
Dunkerton School
Waterloo
Jesup
Charles Schmitt
Division of Geneseo Aid Society Meet
Geneseo February reports show first and second divisions of the Ladies Aid society meeting at Mrs. Albert Peters home while the third and fourth divisions convened with Mrs. Ernie Nation. Two new smallpox cases reported this week. Alice Hook and Darlys Snell ill. Harold Speer begun work as assessor of Geneseo township. Quasqueton special report notes Mrs. E. E. Chesmore operated on for chronic appendicitis at St Francis hospital Waterloo.
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Geneseo
Ladies’ Aid Society
Albert Peters
Ernie Nation
Alice Hook
Darlys Snell
Harold Speer
Geneseo Township
Quasqueton
E. E. Chesmore
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Delaware man dies in highway crash in Oregon
Aaron E Main 70 a Manchester Iowa realty dealer died Monday night from injuries suffered earlier when his car overturned five miles west of Fort Morgan Colorado. His wife Mrs L Roff suffered several fractured ribs. Earl Roff of Manchester traveled to Fort Morgan after the injury report. Main was born near Buck Creek Iowa and had lived elsewhere since boyhood. Relatives had not yet received word when the Port Morgan Times sent notice to Manchester.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Aaron E, Main
Silververton
Ore
Fort Morgan
Colo
Dupree
Mann
L. Ro
Mr. Main
Mannchester
Port Morgan
Quasqueton Caucus Sets City Ticket Nominations
Quasqueton Ia February 13 A town caucus will be held Monday evening February 18 at 7 30 p m at city hall to nominate candidates for the March city election including mayor five councilmen treasurer and assessor. HOGHOUSE CORNCRIBBURN. Tripoli In February 13 A large double hoghouse and a corncrib were destroyed by fire on the H W Meier farm southwest of here Sunday night Mr Meier aided by neighbors saved most of the hogs. Meters noted the fire returning from church at Grane creek. BATHS REPORTED Charles City February 12 to Mr and Mrs H O Klem 808 Tenth avenue a son
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Cauriar Sector Service
Quasqueton
Tripoli
H. W. Meier
Here
Meier
Grane Creek
ATHS
Charles City
H. O. Klem
Tenth Avenue
John E Sullivan Dies at Waverly Rites Thursday
John E Sullivan 66 died Tuesday in Waverly from a complication of ailments. Rites set for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St Marys Church led by Rev T R Cot. He is survived by his widow and five children: John in Wisconsin Catherine a student nurse at University Hospital in New City Alma a government employee in Washington D C Gerald and others at home.
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Waverly
John E. Sullivan
St. Mary's Church
T. R
University Hospital
Tews City
Alma
Washington, D. C
Ddé
Gerald
Alia
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Mines
Herbert Ostheimer
OG. G. Wood
L. J. Tutt
R. E. Wagner
Livya J. Lamb
Lions Club
L. F. Bailey
Palmer
Vinton
O. V. Hemsworth
M . Murray
W. F. Brecher
Richard van Fleet
Galen Haven
W. L. Conder
Lb. Storey
Maude Branson
Lester
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ty. J. Tutt
Dunkerton P.T. A. Fair
Bellingham, Wash
UTD
Palo
Gedar Falls
Jesup Ladies Aid Society
Nujol
Dewar
Binack Minorca
Fortison
Deering
John Deere
Rees
John Deera
Concord
Fred Thirlby JE
McMongal
Davis
Clete
Baptist Mission Circle OF
Hudson Parish
Study Club
Hudson High
Division OF
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Delaware
Oregon
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Main
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Chevrolet
Fontjac
Oakland
BUICK
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Fisher
Brigidzire
Pater
DELCO
Gmac Plan of Credit
General Motors Family Radio Party
Bantern Standard
Tine
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