McFerren in Senate race eyed as anti highway bloc gains
Rubbel McFerren of Webster City Republican seeks the state senate seat for the Tramilton Hardin Wright district to succeed Dr C. Chase. He faces independent William Sehmedika who ran as a Democrat last year. McFerren’s anti highway stance boosts his bid as the session weighs road legislation and budget measures. A June special election for the Eighth district may follow.
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Madison County
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Lawmakers considered for district senate and judgeship
A vacancy discussion centers on four state senators from the district Thurston of Clarke Johnston of Lucas Mcintosh of Degatur and Tuck of Adams. Judge U W K Evans Cory don is named as an active candidate with several other contenders mentioned including Tagier Corning Ferguson Payne Thomas Davison Larimer and others across Corning Centerville Creston Chariton.
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Corydon
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Grand River
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Ban Tagier
Corning
Earl Ferguson
Shenandoa
Frank Payne
Centerville
Charles Thomas
Crestron
Davison
Clarinda
Darrall
H. F Larimer
Chariton
Home of Jerry Werling East of Waterloo Destroyed by Fire
A farm home east of Waterloo owned by Mr and Mrs Jerry Werling and their two Attie daughters Geralding and Maxine was burned to ashes after a trip to Jesup on Saturday. The blaze destroyed the house contents and about 150 young chickens. Werling formerly worked at the Jea up Co operative creamery before the incident.
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Waterloo
Jesup, Ta
Geralding
Maxine
Werling
Jeaup Co-operative Creamery
Barnes Circus Heard Over Radio in Dallas Debut
Radio listeners in Dallas heard a live Al G. Barnes Wild Animal Show broadcast on the Dallas News station. The announcer claimed it marked the first time a circus performance was aired nationwide, with Skimmy and the ringmaster describing the act as Dallas hosted winter quarters before a U S tour.
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Runnii
Dallas
al G. Barnes
No. Land 2
Waterloo
Whaa
Dallas News
Leeirens
United
Radio Performance Earns Free Passes for Local Show
Radio organizers offered free passes to the upcoming show in the locality. Attendees described a lively performance with seals, clown chatter, and ringmaster whistles, making for an enjoyable evening. Descriptions of the event may be sent to the Pallas News in Dallas, Texas.
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Pallas News
Dallas
Tex
Kellogg's All Bran advertised for constipation relief
An old advertisement promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a permanent solution for constipation. It claims regular consumption prevents dangers like Bright's disease, describes bran as cooked and crumbled, and urges families to eat with meals. It mentions physician recommendations and Kellogg's recipes printed on packages.
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