State teams seining Cedar River to restock fish
Two expert seamen from the state fish and game department under Deputy Waldron conduct carp removal on the Cedar River with a 500 foot seine aided by Izaak Walton league members. Carp will go to the poor and surplus to rendering works while bass propagation is planned at Riverview. Albert, visiting from the department, approves a bass pond and emphasizes balanced conservation and regu- lations to restore local fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
State Fish and Game Department
Thomas Waldron
Game and Fish
Izaak Walton League
Leach
Cedar River Park
Riverview Addition
Walton League
Waldron
Albert
W. E. Albert
Waterloo
Manchester
Izaale Walton League
Ife
Fish Department
Alvert
Devil’ Backbone
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Lake Okoboji
Radio Program Listings Across Stations in Centhu Time
Radio programs and schedules listed for multiple stations in Centhu Standard Time. Agencies include Chicago KEDM KLDPS WCRD WRAA WHAWOL and others with programs across bands, orchestras, lectures, and weather. Multiple cities such as Chicago Des Moines Shenandoah Davenport and Kansas City appear with various hours and show types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyw
Chicago
Davenport
Chines
Shenandoah
WHO
Desabies
Orchestra
Denver
Starkets
Clarinda
Susie
WGAK
Pittsburgh
Woxx
Ponting
WEAF
New
Schenectady
Kansas
Des Moines
Woaz
Moosaheart
Progratt
WLI
WLW
Cincinnati
Susic
Watag
WSM
Nashville
Cleveland
Addresspee
Howiston
Woollit
Clearwater
Louisville
Springfeld
Clusic
Lowa City
Assoc
Oakland
Mols-St. Paul
Kureb
Kansas City
Chissical
New York
Pirates
New Orleans
Springheld
Rerg
Houston
Kfamb
Lincoln
Music Week
WGN
Des Moles
Mouseheart
Swoc
WSAI
WSAT
Iran
Los Angeles
WOCO
Mpls
St. Paul Markers
Pontiac
WEW
KGA
Chicare
Mino
Mudie
Springfield
Wold
Aion
Chuartets
Cliquot Isos
WGR
WTAM
KSD
WCAE
WOR
W. Wal ~ Weed
le Wenr
WOX
Kansas Clix
Wil
WuWw
WAAQ
Washington
WJZ
WGY
Lansing
Wwmc
Memphis
OOY Pisburgh
News
HVIWA
Fittsburgh
KPHC
Fore Worth
Wirry
Quinter
S. School
Independence
Ames
Doings
KYW
Wirz
CSIL
Silvertown
Srehbela
WOC
WSAL
Inex
Orchesteca
Win
Yrkansas City
WHN
Hot Springs
Omaha
Woo
Plow
Wes
San Thois Ktuns
ITI
KRYW
WBRAP
Fort Worth
Wooi
Ty Wgy
Oregan
Cincinna
Mpls-St. Paul
FEN
WWVAM
Cleveland, Orchestra
Joe
Waterloo Business Teachers to Speak at State Meeting
Bruce Gates president of Gates college and Miss Mary S Horner vice president are on the program of the twenty first annual convention of the Central Commercial Teachers association May 6 7 and 8 at Des Moines Gates and Mrs Gates will depart tonight Gates will argue the negative on the debate about active field representation for private commercial schools Miss Warner Mrs Wellie Poe treasurer Miss Charity Craig and R Gillie head of the commercial department depart for the convention Also mentioned is a past presidents dinner with Miss Hecter and Gates at Fort Des Moines convention headquarters at Fort Des Moines Fort Des Moines Des Moines Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Mary S. Horner
Central, Commercial Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Gates
Warner
Wellie Poe
Charity
Craig
R. Gillie
Association
Hecter
Jawill
Trotel Fort Des Moines
Publication Costs On Wild Dogs Set At Deadline
County Auditor FP W Esher announced publication costs will be levied on dog owners who do not purchase licenses before 5 p m on May 15. The printer will receive copy that evening. As of this morning 2191 license tags had been sold and assessors records show 204 more dogs in the county than on Jan 15. An attorney general opinion says if a dog was alive on Jan 1 the fee must be paid even if the dog died later. Wild dogs without tags have no legal right to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. W. Esher
Asher
Fredericksburg Bank Reopens After Reorganization
Fredericksburg bank, one of five shuttered chains, closed Monday and reopened this morning after a reorganization yesterday. New directors take charge led by Otto Koreth, cash flow restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
First State Bank of
Predertsburg
Otto Koreth
Dream of Happy Wedded Life Fades for Girl of Sixteen
Divorce notes from a local court recap several cases. Helen Pettis, 16, sought divorce from Clifford Pettis, 19, after two months of marriage begun March 17, 1926, citing cruelty. petition dismissed after reconciliation efforts. Other rulings include custody and support adjustments in Keitzes and Russell cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ethel Pettis
Clifford
L. Pettis
Clement Niehaus
Oliver Aldrich
Laurence Aldrich
G. W. Wood
Alta MM. Keitzes
Joseph Z. Keitzes
George Russell i
Fazel Russell
Gladys
Negro and White Woman Held on Two Charges
Edward Crawford, a Black man, and Rose Johnson, a White woman about five years of age, were held on two charges illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and disorderly conduct. They were arrested near Allen Memorial Hospital by Deputy Sheriff Warren Buckley and Special Police Officer A. Showers at 10 p.m. Tuesday. Bonds were set at 150 and 315 dollars respectively. Crawford posted the bond for the woman and was released today after spending the night in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muunicipal
Edward Crawford
AG. Negro
Rose Johnson
Warren Buckley
A. Showers
Allen Menoriai Hospital
Crawford
Interstate commission clears livestock rate cases in region
The Interstate Commerce Commission finds regional livestock rates between the Missouri River and the Pacific coast not unreasonable. Digest by American and other analysts orders dismissal of related complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri River
Interstate Conineres Commission
Middle Age Brings New Interests
Aware of time after children grow, middle aged women pursue reading plays church and civic life health permitting. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as vital for vigor with testimonials from Mary Harvey and Mrs Jen Boterman praising improved appetite headaches and energy after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Evening Theatres and Road-Safety Scrutiny Shift
The program lists Crystal Rin Tin Tin in Below the Line at e Theatre with other acts and stars Marguerite De La Motte Allan Forrest and Lon Chaney. Kamrar heads to town inspecting motor vehicles for license issues including transferred trucks and single plate violations as he surveys local traffic compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Wonder Dog
Palagh
Dick Hatton
PLAZA
Marguerite de la Motte
Allan “Forrest
Fifth Avenue
Rialto
Lon’ Chaney
Sepher Black Bird
Strand
Belle Bennett
Ben Lyon
Cense Rumner
Kamrar
Fines for Failure to Transfer License in Municipal Court
J R Kamrar of Des Moines, state automobile inspector, reported on the incident. Okke Wesseman of Grundy Center was fined 10 dollars plus trial costs by Judge J C Beam after being found guilty of failing to transfer the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kamrar
Des Moines
Okke Wesseman
Grundy, Cenier
J.C. Beam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rube Goldberg
KEDM
KLDPS
WCRD
WRAA
Whawol Weap
WRG
WRC
WREO
KGO
KPAR
WSUT
WOS
WOHB
Koa
Markelina
Smirk
Ates
Organeos
Eus
Sur
Desaoings
WwEw
Aliao JL
Moosehesict
GE Us A . Tlay
Etkin
Frole
Idnight
Hon Angeles
A.qi
Ginger Haar
Wild Dogs
Mary
HaRvey Tucker
Walker St
Shéthyville
Indiana
Lydia H. Pinkham
Jen Sie Botlerman
Smith St
West Koboken, N. J
Walker Street
Shellyville, ME
E Theatre
St. John’s Church
Young People's Club
Johnson’s Gardens
Ray Keyes
Russell Lamson Hotel
California
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
National Park
Wyoming
Echo and Weber Canyons
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
The
Sierra
Yellowstone
Zion National Park Country
Continental Limited
D. M._Shreak
UN. Pac. Sys
Equitable Bldg
Union Pacific
Rialto Theatre
Selzer
Conserchit
Arweld Hnds
Bebe Daniels
Miss Brewster's Millions
Romince
Genni Onrilta
Roma Rau
Rin-Tin-Tin
Walter Dog
Tonighs
Clyde
Cook
Lionel Mainyinole
Gertrude Asuof
World News
Fair Grounds Pavilion
Cedar Falls
Royal Serenaders
Mytra
Jase
Pero
Vhreee Wainwyische Sisters
Karl Karey
Oba Retoke
Alvin Evans
Orignint
Metropolitan Picture
Alaska
Electric Park
Bob McGraw
Hard Oil Lehr
Iowa
Kid Roberts
Kid Rose
Mike Felix
Kid Murphy
Sunshine Kid
Grant
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