Paving Apostles Enlarge Plan to Educate Public on Roads
Des Moines Iowa June 10 the Iowa Good Roads association expands its campaign for an 85 million road bond issue urging motorists to join and support a state wide system of improved highways. The group aims for 100 000 members across 11 districts with $1 annual dues and members receive a metal disc. Projections claim motorists save at least 50 a year in fuel tires and depreciation. Governor Hammill opposed the bond plan in his inaugural address and remains unconvinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Good Roads Organization
Hammill
Veterans Urged to Combat Influences That Hurt America
Mrs. Lillian G. Cary told Iowa G A R veterans at a campfire meeting in Dubuque that all affiliated G A R groups must combat forces undermining government. She urged more qualified teachers to educate newcomers about Americanism and constitutional rights to protect families and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
G. A.R
Lillian G. Cary
Dubuque
Manual
Iowa
America
Bureau of Naturalization
Na- Hong
French Voters Strike to Emphasize Protest
Paris reports two voter strikes as protests in France. In Pujols-Sur-Ciron residents protested wine labeling after courts refused to confirm the right to call their wine seauterne. In Meudon near Paris voters abstained over a garbage incinerator plan and new elections drew no candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Pujols-Sur-Ciron
Meudon
Underground Galleries Revealed After Street Cave In Gaeta
In Gaeta Italy a street cave exposed underground galleries believed part of ancient defense works at the point known as the Gibraltar of Italy. Visible masonry appears centuries old, with nearby houses dating 200 to 309 years, suggesting a lengthy subterranean past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaeta
Italy
Gibraltar
Miners to Exhibit Life Saving Methods at Contest
Ninety judges will determine standings for the International Mine Rescue and First Aid contests to be held in Springfield from September 10 to 12. Eighty six-man teams from numerous states and possibly Mexico will compete, with state champions listed from Virginia through Louisiana. A temporary mine gallery will be erected near the state arsenal, and awards will be presented at a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Thomas T. Read
Washington
Safety Service
Federal Bureau of Mines
Virginia
West’ Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Louisiana
Mexico
State Arsenal
Lincoln’s Tomb
Radio Programs Across Cities On Wednesday Schedule
A listing of radio station lineups for several cities notes times and programs. Orchestras, symphonies and dance shows span stations including Des Moines Denver Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and New York with names like Royal Little Symphony and Jean Goldkette orchestra appearing in programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cleveland
Voo
Sangre
XDKA
Pittsburgh
Ltitz
KOA
Denver
Rilalto Theatre Orchestra
Argonaut
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
KTHS
Hot Springs National Ra
Gulesse
Svening
Collegians
Log
Fort — Wort
Eddie Dun
Vox
Derrek Free Press
VDAP
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Plantation Players
New York
Navy
Ipana Troubadours
Royal Little Symphony
Ber Bernie
WEBH
Chicage Post
Oriole Dance
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WGR
Buffalo
Lopez’ Dance Orchestra
Cincinnati
Leila LeMarr
WLS
Chicago
Lone Scouts
KDB
Nubs Allan
Cornhuskers' Orchestrai
WLW
Conert
Johanna Grosse
Was
Jefferson City
Rainbo
Yocal
Zeigler Sisters
Ginger Hour
WSAI
Art Tlk
Mark Otis
Helene Kessing
New Orleans
Eveland
Pra
Hollenden Hour
Euclid Beach Orchestra
Klein
Villa Olivia
Cravanaughs
Detroit
Jean Goldkette
Victor Recording Orchestra
Radio Programs and Concert Listings Across Cities
A dense listing of radio stations from cities like Des Moines Omaha Davenport and Chicago notes multiple musical programs orchestras organ recitals and vocal acts. It chronicles times and acts including Fontenelle Orchestra Sunshine program Louis Connors orchestra and Atwater Kent artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NARLY
Nes Moines
Dunes
WOAW
Omaha
Fontenelle
Sunshine
WOC
Davenport
WEA
Louis Connor
Pittsburgh Post
Evens
Hot Springs National Park
Linson Reid
Kyw
Chicago
Reading
WAP
Worth Star-Telegram
Ivy
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Asia
Auwater Kent
Silvertown
Zion
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
WORX
Detroit Free Press
WDAYF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Merry Old Chief
WHAE
New York
Atwater Kent
Rtown' Cord Orchestra
Lopez! Orchestra
Wear
Cleveland
WHA
Vincent Percy
WEEM
Chicago Post
Vieje Concert Orchestra
Riviera Theatre
Oriole
Oriole Aes
Paul Small
Vo l Cn Wiaa
Dallas News-Journal
Lone Star Orchestra
Old’ Mill
Chicago Tribune
Orgai
Drake
Wgk
Buffalo
Wear Pro- Ryma
Pittsburgh
WG Gram
WGYX
Schenectady
Marine Band
WHAS
Louisville
Times-Courier
New Albany
WLS
Hullaby
WLW
Cincinnati
Hawkins
WMAQ
Chicago News
Boy Scouts
Danjah Singing Society
WMO
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Houck Piano Company
Rainbo
Rainbo Sky
Jarks
Crart
Lueng Sisters
Ginger Hour
WRC
Washington
Orchestra
Hotel Mayflower
WSH
Atlanta Journal
Charles A. Sheldon
WSMB
New Oorieans
Was
Elgin
Villa
Ollg
Bess
WW5
Detroit News
Radio Digest
Pheasants Spark Debate Among Farmers and Sportsmen
The article cites farmer worries over pheasants damaging crops and feeding with or even on chickens. It recounts observations from North Dakota to Minnesota and Cedar Falls where a game warden shot a pheasant after noting crop damage. Readers are urged to share opinions on whether pheasants should be restricted or left alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Grossman
Waverly Ta
Waverly
Middlewest
North Dakota
Sportamen
Ohio
Minnesota
Mr. Grossman
Cedar Falls
Needy motorists seek aid at Clarinda Presbyterian church
A party of 13 travelers, four men two women and seven children, appealed for gas food and money near the Clarinda Presbyterian church after their car burned and they arrived with only 20 cents. Dr A Marshall and his wife provided meals and the city supplied gas before the group left for Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ClarInda
Presbyterian
A. Marshall
Ounie
Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Clar- Inda
Mrs. Marshall
Benton Couple Recall Indian Experiences in Benton County
W C Ravel recounts his parents William and Mrs Revel who moved to Benton county in 1849. They settled near Urbana and later took a 320 acre land grant near Vinton. Mrs Revel did not see a white woman for six months and faced Indian peril with a night light guiding her until an Indian chief reassured her. She now lives in Des Moines and will turn ninety nine next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
W. C. Ravel
William Revel
Benton County
Urbana
Revel
Des Moines
Code of the West character study at Crystal theatre
Gwen Moore’s portrayal in Paramount’s Code of the West at the Crystal theatre shows a striking transformation from shy ranch hand to blustering caveman. The performance is noted as one of his most intelligent screen characterizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constanes Bennett
Crystal Theatre
Vanservile
Pleturca
Rialto Theatre
Harry
Evans
Evelyn Brent
Pein
Wn Splendid
Aliss Brent
Gwen Moore
Paramount
Zane Grey
Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Good Roads ‘Association
Tom
Poris
Agi
Wilbur
Don't & Oi
Browehie West
Phil Cyrrelth
Watsup- Talacs Theatre
Miley the Plaga
Balace
Ivan D. Martin
David Diyad Coneen
Waterloo
Kia
Tverkher
Auer M. Snodgmiss
Ivor I
Harry and
Tarry
J. Af Witten
Willl
Mir. Snodgrass
Waterloo Theatre
E Staming Leatrice Soy
Temes Torrence
International Dear Models
Strand Theatre
Johnny Hines
Lueyrich
Waterloo Time
Benton
Bod Apiel
Waterloo ‘Theatre
Don’s Universal Players
Armory
Gents
Electric Park
Floyd Bowers
Albert Knipp
Harry Brown
Bob White
Jack Lewis
Whitey Lewis
Wells
Owen Moore
Benny Tance
Mack Sennett
Smokers Veter
Pte
Unaly Cider
Onc
Websters
Cote
William Jacobs
Ada PT
Ai Sy
Leagun Alls
Avis
Alice Calhoun
Larry Lemon
Walter Miller
Allene Ray
J B. Warner
Last Dimes
Evelyn Brent In
Molly
Ike and Mike and the Rainbow Girls
Kenneth Harlan
Madge Bellamy
Carr
Arctic Nu
Bussy
Croghan Gasne
Lucy Bruch
Anna Q. Nilsson
Hollywood Models
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!