Health Board Orders Cities to Cease Pollution
Des Moines March 9 The state board of health orders Fort Dodge Boone Des Moines Ottumwa and two packing plants to build sewage disposal to end Des Moines River pollution. Cities claim funds and debt limits block projects while reports detail plant types and progress required by June 1 1925 and progress reports.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Bath Dodge
Boone
Mtumwya
Aforrell Packing Company
Ottumwa
Lows Packing Company
Desvines
State Health Board
Rodney, P. Fagen
Health Commissioner
Health Board
State Deprtment of Health
Fort Dodge
Morrell Packing Company
Iowa Packing Company
State Department of Health
Motor Bus Traffic Presents New Angles to Commission Des Moines
In Iowa a rally of concerns over motor bus and freight line growth prompts lawmakers and the state railroad commission to seek clearer regulation. Bills consider higher taxes and clearer freight rules, while a proposal may shift enforcement to the secretary of state. Oil companies and wholesale dealers delivering own goods defend nonfreight status under the existing law.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Cessna
Births Reported in Local Area Fragments
Mr and Mrs John G Mercuri Jefferson Feb 21 daughter Frances. Mr and Mrs Alfred R Carter 209 Wintheast Feb 25 daughter Dorothy Jean. Mr and Mrs Floyd Delbert Dawson 412 Lincoln Feb daughter Dennai Marie. Mr and Mrs Chris Teterson Orange township Feb 24 son Hidred C. Mr and Mrs James Rexander Muir head St Francis hospital Feb 16 son George Robertson. Mr and Mrs Philip Mr own 223 Quincy ed 15 daughter Phyllis Man. Mr and Mrs Wilfred J LaPierre 208 Lester Feb 24 son Sen. Mr and Mrs Chris Vornsen Cedar township March 9 son Lester. Mr and Mrs Leonard Frye route 5 Waterloo Feb 26 daughter Pyelyn es v. Mr and Mrs Joseph oH Hollings worth 138 Barclay north Feb 19 Bar Luke.
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John G. Mercuri Jefferson
Frances. Ir
Alfred R. Carter
Wintheast
Dorothy Jean
Floyd Delbert
Dawson
Lincoln
Dennai Marie
Chris Teterson
Orange Township
Hidred C
James Rexander Muirhead
St. Francis Hospital
George Robertson
Philip
Own
Quincy
Phyllis’ Man
Wilfred J. LaPierre
Lester
Sen
Chris Vornsen
Cedar Township
Eon
Leonard Frye
Route
Waterloo
Pyelynes v
Joseph Oh
Hollingsworth
Barclay North
Bar. Luke. S
Radio Programs Across Cities Highlight Evening Lineups
A condensed listing shows Radio Digest style timetables across markets from Ames to New York with programs in orchestras, bands, operas, vocalists, pianists, quartets, and theatrical acts. Highlights include WEAR Cleveland WEAF Chicago WGN and WABC with schedules featuring concerts talks and dance features.
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KEDM
Beaumont
WEBH
Chicago Post
Riviera
Viantse
Hon
Kyw
Chicago Upaey
Speachus
Hinales
Applesauce Club
Was
Gilenge
Airuaevtthe Review
WMAQ
Chicaro News
Oran
Levture
Progr Wgn
Chicago
Frlugne
Simbo
WEW
Icinclnact
Rasy
Gloveland
Iwwaa
Dallas News
Woo
Davenport
Sandyman
KOA
Denver
Darrell News
Weaf Souter
WRAE
World Star-Telegram
Hollywood
WDAR
Seankas City Stay
School of the Air
T Ale
Nighthawks
WIFAS
Louisville Itimes Journal
Wig
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Frolle
Weep
Minneapolia-St. Paul
Bonkalog
New York
New
Wernady
Renesteadie
Fhandelphia
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
Gapaert Srunsmeks Smuts
Cancerl Woal
San ‘Antonio
San Francisco
RST
le Louis Post Dispatch
AVRO
Nashington
Sy Oo
Politics
Brunswick Hour
Radio Digest
New Hampton Boys Admit Mail Theft In Iowa Case
Dimo Ingell 14 confessed with brothers Louis 18 and Edward 21 to stealing two first class mail sacks from a Chicago Great Western train in Chickasaw County. The Feb 24 theft led to noon Friday arrest by government agents. All three held to May grand jury with $500 bonds. contents of sacks reportedly destroyed. value, if any, not disclosed.
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New
Hampton
Dimo Ingell
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chickasaw County
Ingell
Louis
Edward
Twin sisters live long life reflected in birthday poem
Clarion Iowa March 9 Aunt Lily Gibbs celebrated her ninety first birthday in town. Her twin sister once lived in Oakland and wrote the fiftieth anniversary poem read at a previous celebration. The tale marks a long family bond and remembered verse.
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Clarion
Lily Gibbs
Oakland
Only one living member of old Congregational church left
Friends celebrated the last surviving member of the seven original Congregational church founders. They presented an angel food cake, the biggest she had seen, decorated with 91 tandies, she said.
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Congregational Church
Observers See Defeat for Increase Tax Bill in Iowa
Des Moines March 9 Opponents of the state Income tax law say the measure cannot pass the house or senate or survive the governor's veto. Despite Governor Wammill's support in his inaugural, opponents claim he does not back Patterson-Johnson. With 51 votes against in the house and a near desertion threshold, a vote could occur this week as the bill sits on the calendar.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Wammill
Three Days Cough Your Cancer Signal Ad
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a treatment for chronic coughs and lung troubles. It claims creosote-based medicine soothes inflamed membranes, kills germs, and aids recovery from bronchitis asthma and colds. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund if relief is not achieved after following directions.
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Creomulsion.Co
Atlanta
Ady
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Berrien Springs
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WEAR
A. & Gypsies
Cleveland
Rmusical
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WHAA
Remedy
Wild
Alihs
Detroit Wreo Press
Detroit News
News i Elra
Worth Star-Telegram
Bere
Ken
Hastings
Wsul
Jonary
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAKF
Kansas City Star
Town
Kineas City
NYU Alt College
WNC
New Thane
WOAW
Omaha
Philadelphia
AWFI
WHIT
KDA
Noan. Pitt Pte
WKSY
St. Louis Post Digipateh
CMINC
Toronto
New Hampton
California
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
REX CN
MAID
Rollins Brand
Children’s Union
Bargain Square
Kayser
Nainsack
Nowiin Operation
Beulah
Vic Bickley’s Book of
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Grenadines
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