France to Execute More Headsmen Says Deibler
Parla March 14. Auguste Deibler France s official executioner complains too many lenient penalties are carried out. He presses Premier Poincare for more heads or higher pay per execution. He notes eight headless months and seeks funds to keep the machine running. Also covers dress authority in France man led, processions legal, and child painters plus marriage brokers and raw wheat cures.
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Parla
Auguste Deibler
France
Poincare
Avidh
Deibler
Deibley
Mephistopheles
Paris
S Cvelen
Kel
Poodle Devours Md $100 Note In New Jersey Home
New York March 14 Fred Creize a North Bergen provision merchant bought a 10 month old Boston bulldog. The pup reportedly chewed and swallowed a $100 bill and mangled canal checks scattered on a reading table before the housekeeper seized them. He lamented the dog wasted money but would not pay extra for the meal.
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New York
Fred Creize
North Bergen
N. J
Boston
Creize
Greize
American officer feeds France with Vermont sausages
Commander Andrew Jackson Stone U.S. Navy retired builds a thriving pork and corn on the cob business in Meulan near Paris. He supplies Vermont sausages to liners sailing from France and markets hams using Bayonne recipe. His 1500 head herd and 500 acre estate dominate the local pork scene as France warms to corn on the cob.
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Andrew Jackson
Stone
Vermont
France
Meulan
Paris
Commander Stone
Bayonne
Moore Named Vocational Education Chief in Iowa
Des Moines reports F. KE Moore of Ames was appointed state director of vocational education by the state board of education, effective March 28. Miss Agnes Samuelson announced the appointment and the board’s approval followed by members F. Baker and A. L. Urick. Moore succeeds Dr S C Hennischsen and is pursuing a master’s in vocational education at Iowa State College. Additional appointments include Willis Grant, Louis Wimelskerschen, JF Pern Stover, Harley Brooks, Grance Larsen, and Andrew Mortensen as supervisors and assistants.
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Des Moines
F. KE. Moore
Louis Wimelskerschen
JF Pern Stover
Harley M. Brooks
Grance Larsen
Andrew Mortensen
Bill Aimed to Stop Automobile Thefts
Des Moines in March 14. Senator Lange of Dubuque introduced a bill to help officers combat auto theft. It would allow seizure of any car with altered or defaced serial or engine numbers. Owners must prove title in district court before reclaiming the vehicle. Sheriffs could sell unclaimed cars. When cars are seized, counties would assign new registration numbers. Peace officers could enter public garages to inspect or seize cars from streets and highways.
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Des Moines
Senate
Lange
Dubuque
Power Company Merger Leaves Waterloo Staff Unchanged
The merger of Central Iowa Power & Light Co. and Towa Light Meat & Power Co. announced by Don M. Stearns, president of Central Towa Power & Light Co., will not affect Waterloo division personnel. Plants had already operated as a single system. the merger is a formal consolidation.
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Central Iowa Power & Light Coa
Towa Light Meat & Power Co
Don M. Stearns
Central Towa Power & Light Co
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
R. H. Garrison
Mercer
Mr and Mrs Newcomer Add Ten Households in Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants association records show ten new households settling in Waterloo last week, offset by removals of several families. New residents include Lu Le Holier at 1814 Seventh West Herman Heineman at 13840 Newell Tom Waughley at 1410 Wellington George Weighart at 507 Almond A Vanson Tez Hawthorne J Graham at 236 Bayard HW B Williams 420 Seventh East Clow Parker at 803 Alta Vista A Re Selhnter 649 Sumoniit Lulu Garrison at 1720 Jefferson.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Lu. le Holier
Seventh
Herman Heineman
Newell
Tom Waughley
Wellington
George Weighart
Almond
A. Vanson
Tez Hawthorne
J. Graham
Bayard
HW. B. Williams
Clow
Parker
Alta Vista
A. Re. Selhnter
Sumoniit
Lulu Garrison
Jeverson
Waterloo Retail Merchants to Meet Tonight
Attendance of 125 merchants expected for Waterloo Retail Merchants annual meeting tonight. Dinner at 6:30 p m with principal speaker Royal Ho Holbrook from Iowa State College Ames. Secretary Russell DeGon notes election of officers and annual reports to follow.
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Waterloo
Russell DeGon
Royal Ho. Holbrook
Extension
Iowa State College
Ames
Ideal “So they're engaged at last” says Boston Transcrim
The Boston Transcrim reports a lighthearted exchange about an engaged couple with one remark noting the fiancé’s wealth and the bride’s spendthrift tendencies. The brief dialogue hints at social expectations and mismatched values in a flirtatious tone.
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Boston Transcrim
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A remedy for tired dull skin
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a popular 20 year remedy for fatigue poor appetite and dull complexion. It claims a vegetable compound with olive oil cleanses bowels and tones the liver to restore energy and beauty. Sold in 15c 3/6 and 60c sizes.
Livestock Leads Farm Profits Says Iowa Expert
Des Moines reports that livestock remains the profit anchor for farmers as low priced feed crops replace cash crops. Agricultural statistician Leslie M. Carl notes hog prices may stay high into summer and fall but ease from late 1926 levels, while oats likely stay about as expensive as last year. Local conditions influence the outlook.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Carl
Towa
Iowa
South
Off Color Teeth Lightened By Film Removing Method
An ad states a ten day tube of Pep sodent removes a film that dulls teeth from food and smoking. It claims dental science shows teeth are not naturally off color and promises dazzling clearness and healthier gums with a free trial tube.
Oats Demand Shifts as Animal Consumption Drops
The piece notes a trend toward favoring oats for planting or use on farms as seed or hay. It highlights a decline in oats consumption by livestock, driven by a shrinking horse population and smaller cattle and lamb herds in key feeding areas, signaling changes in domestic demand.
McMacken Indicted for Double Slaying in Emmetsburg
Blake McMacken, who confessed to killing two Emmetsburg men, was indicted by the county grand jury. He lies recovering in a hospital from self inflicted gunshot wounds.
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McMacken
Mimmetsburg
Blake McMacken
Emmetsburg
Jie
Stock Nu-Tone ad promises stomach relief in Waterloo
C. J. Miller and Robert Drug Stores promote Stock’s Nu-Tone Vegetable Tonic for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The copy links indigestion gas heart flutter and bloating to dieter harmony and urges readers to buy bottles at $1 or six for $5. It asserts natural health benefits and long life with proper use.
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C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Stores
Waterloo
C.J. Miler
Robert
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