Lichty District Chief of Cumming Cohorts Elected
George H. Lichty of Waterloo was elected Third district chairman of the Cumming pre primary campaign at a meeting in Hotel Russell Samsun with nine county representatives. Estelle A Plapper Iowa Falls was chosen district chairwoman. The organization will back Cummins for renomination with county level supporters and speeches urged Iowa’s senior senator’s return to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lichty
Waterloo
Cumming
Russell-Samsun
Lieh+ ty
A. B. Cummins
Tyne
Phopper Chadimwoamun
Estelle A. Dplapper
Iowa Falls
Charlea
McClure
Greene
N. Anstley
Butler County
G. Rigby
Warihall Lake
Independence
Buchanan County
Iowa
Seustory
Congress
Mariner
Burton E. Sweet
Cummins
Mr Lichty
Black Hawk County
Charles H. McClure
Eagles Begin 25 Candidate Initiation Next Monday
Waterloo Aerie No. 724 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will initiate 25 candidates Monday night at Hayes Hall with Richard Burton leading. The event marks the order’s annual homecoming set for January 27 at the K of P hall. Entertainment will include musical numbers and a dance, announced by committee member C F Loodon.
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Waterloo Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Haytes Hall
Richard Burton
Order
C. FL Loodon
Lee Wiltse
Fred Widner
Frank Wagner
Hundreds of Moose Band to Marshalltown Tonight
About 100 members of Waterloo lodge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose including the band and degree team will leave by motorbus tomorrow morning for Marshalltown. They will demonstrate the second degree work in the Moose region in the afternoon and return tomorrow night. The Moose band will close its three day engagements with a final Plaza Theatre concert tonight.
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Waterloo Lodge
No. 328
Order of Moose
Marshalltown
Moose
Plaza Theatre
Birth of the Protestant Church film shown in Manchester
The Lutheran Brotherhood of the local church will exhibit The Birth of the Protestant Church The Life of Martin Luther at the Armory in Manchester Iowa on Thursday evening January 21 The film was shot in Germany with authentic sets costumes and characters by top German actors Musical accompaniment will be performed to fit the drama held under church auspices.
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Manchester
Martin Luther
Lutheran Brotherhood
Germany
Luther
Gunless Rabbit Hunt Reset For Jan 23
The gunless rabbit hunt by the YMCA bi department, canceled by the blizzard on December 28, will be attempted again January 22. J H Gedt fring, secretary, announced the event open only to club members with no firearms. Bunnies will be the noon meal at the YMCA camp on Morris Isle.
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Bi Department
Y. M. OC. At
J. H. Gedtfring
Morris Isle
Manchester Legion Entertains Auxiliary
Manchester post of the American Legion will entertain auxiliary members and guests on Tuesday evening at 1 30 in YVegton. A. L. McCarthy, vice commander, will head the kitchen, Lieutenant J G Lewis will provide a phonograph and radio. Major Wil Utley will lead the after dinner program with K B Hoag, May Jones, Mrs Clara Utley, and J A W Lacteil.
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Manchester
May Jones
Clara Utley
Fhe
J. A W. Lacteil
DIES AT HEELLANS Grundy Center Grundy County
unclear fragment references a death in Grundy Center Grundy County with names Tan Heronimus and Mas. No clear event date or cause provided. Survivors not specified due to garbled text.
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Heellans Grundy Center
Tan
Heronimus
Grundy County
Ben. Ts
Farmers' relief debate over taxes and land choices
The article analyzes a farmer who, after purchasing extra land in wartime, faces $500 yearly taxes and mortgage pressures, arguing his distress stems from imprudent expansion and the shift from small family farming to larger, labor-using operations. It contrasts farmer risk with investors and highlights immigration, labor costs, and tax as core issues shaping farming’s future.
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Senator Merkinley
McKinley
MicKinley
Ike
America
Farmer Tax Burden Local and State Woes Loom
Ben Batsford argues that the farmer’s woes stem from high local and state taxes rather than federal income taxes. He notes many farmers pay little or no federal tax, while local governments have driven land taxes up through bonded debt for road building. The remedy lies at state capitals, not Washington, as farmers vote for road subsidies but must bear the tax load.
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Mr. McKinley
Bness
Basin
United States
Seth Tod
Warrere Peak
Iarmer
McKinley
Ohio
Saime
Marmer
Washington
Altho Hs
Iland
Hei
Coolidge
Oaur
Goulidge
Fed
Congress
Mellon
Herald
Parlane's Hat Tossed Into Ring For State Senate
Arch A McFarlane former Iowa house speaker announces candidacy for state senate in Black Hawk Grundy district subject to Republican primary in June. He cites four regular and one special sessions as speaker and his role shaping laws, with wide statewide influence and allies to back bills he championed. Other declared candidates include Onties Noland and Lemon Cedar Falls. Incumbent M J Bowman resides in Des Moines and may seek national office if Smith W Brookhare is removed.
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Arch W. McFarlane
Iowa
House of Representatives
Leeday
Black Hawk-Grundy
Voeters
Black Hawk County
McFarlane
Des Moines
Vrourment
Hori
Waterloo
Wlow
Uiis
Hast Wich School
QO. A. Onties
Noland
W. M
Lemon
Cedar Falls
M. J. Bowman
Des. Main
Uinters States Senate
Smith W. Brookhare
Howman
sTace
National Senate
Tama County Boy Dies After Hospital Admission
A four year old boy from Tama County died at Traer Hospital after an accidental gun discharge. Intestinal strangulation was listed as the cause of death following injuries from the incident. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Winsdale, died Wednesday afternoon.
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James
Ian
Cryst
de. Whd’s
Troy
Wis Guath
DuTet
Loren
Tom Winsdale
Tom
Court
Had to Have His Pleasure: Man Confesses to $2400 Theft
Chicago January 1. Eins could not support a wife and five children with home duties, an automobile, and racing earnings of 3200 monthly. He confessed to stealing $2400 after altering coal firm scale charts. His company found shortfalls in his accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eins
Drunken drive rebounds off cars into court
William Miller, 29, was ordered to pay a $100 fine and court costs after witnesses said he drove a rented car along Cedar Falls Road to Waterloo, crashing into three cars. He claimed icy rats and moonshine liquor caused the wrecks but was fined and paid partial amount, given time to raise the rest. A separate note reports University of Chicago students, including two editors, alarmed by coeds smoking, with boys tiring of paying their tobacco bills.
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William Miller
Sycamore Street
Atte
Miller
Ceda Walls Road
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Ed Jochumsen
Walnut Street
Summerhays
Miller Street
Westnell Avenue
J. C. Beem
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Champaign County
Senator McKinsey
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Green Bay Age
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G. A. Sheridan
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Vocalion Records
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University of Chicago
Watkins
Henry E. Turner
Neil Magee
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John Deere
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Fred F. Thomas
Mary Bowen
Oscar Tostlebe
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