Black Hawk County Votes on Primary Road Bond Issue
Black Hawk County faces a May 31 special election to authorize a $1,000,000 bond issue to finish paving 28.61 miles of primary roads including No. 59 Nos. 59 and 90 and No. 57 routes plus the Cedar Falls gravel road. Proponents argue state funds may be delayed by constitutional issues, while opponents caution about costs and payment timing. The move follows 73 counties publicly issuing $84,895,657 in primary road bonds and aims to complete paving in Black Hawk County using proceeds if approved.
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Waterloo
Hudison
County Line
Cedar Falls
Bremer County Votes On $400,000 Bond For Road Paving
Bremer county residents set to vote on June 14 a proposal to issue 400000 in bonds to supplement the primary road paving program financed by a prior 900000 bond issue. Statewide paving will reach about 2125 miles by year end with 100 to 200 additional miles added pending commission estimates.
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Black Hawk
Towa
Ihstad
Bremer
Bremer County
Highway Commission
Man 73 Struck by Car Seriously Injured on Rainbow Drive
H Gates 73 an employee of the Lobdell Hatchery Castle HII was in serious condition at Presbyterian Hospital after a collision on Rainbow drive. He suffered fractures of both legs and a left arm when a car driven by J G Camblin struck a second car driven by Mrs Helen Kiness and forced it into him. Mrs Williams Broe riding with Mrs Kiness sustained a facial bruise and knee injury but is not seriously hurt.
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Lobdell Hatchery
Castle Hii
Presbyterian Hospital
Rainbow Drive
Enates
7. G. Camblin
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Gamblin
Helen Kiness
Beech Street
Raymond Man Will Visit in Germany
Raymond Ja May 2A-Matt Schmitz has started an attorney to Germany where he will spend several months. Saturday for Dubuque he will go to Chicago for mashe to stay and then to Canada from which country he will call June 1. Robert Hardin has sold the store here to G D Hunt Mason City who will take possession June 3. Mrs Mike Benak and children left Saturday for Dubuque to visit her son Joseph a student at Columbia College.
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Courier
Raymond
Matt Schmitz
Radio Program Schedule Listing Across Stations
Central Standard time schedule lists programs and performers across New York Chicago Newark and other markets with orchestras quintets and vocalists. Entries include WMAQ KMOX KOIL WEAF WWJ KYW WLW WIZ WJZ WOR and more with shows such as Troubadours Olive Palmer Rosalie Wolff and Bernard Levitow plus dance music and news features.
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New _York
aAlso
WMAQ
Kmox Koil
WEAF
New York
Heppy Bakers
Phil Ohman
Nietor Arden
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Gold
Rosalie Wolff
WoZi J. B. Kennedy
Wjz
Political Review
Weahington
KDKS
Kogen
Chauncey RB
Parsons
KYW
Foresters
KDKA
WLW
Phil Cook
the Voyagers
Brush of France
Phil Spitolny
WOR
Newark
WMAG
KMOX
KOM
WCCO
Annette Hanshaw
Schdleist
Alseo Wadg
WADC
Kmoxxx
KOIL
Wwcco
Bernard Levitow
Chicago
Bob Walter
Wilson
Radivet
WGN
Quin
Night Hawks
WABC
Ghitage
Dan
Sylvia
Cincinnati
ITCCO
Minneapolis
Music Box
Swedish Dance Orchestra
Admiral
Merjorle
National Memorial Service and Evening Radio Schedule
The listing outlines a Thursday radio schedule featuring a National Memorial Service for President Hoover at 2:00, with a 5:30 Benny Krueger Orchestra and 6:00 Arabesque Lava Bangs. Evening programs include the U S Marine Band at 6:30 and Detective Mysteries at 7:00 with multiple stations carrying each program.
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New York
National Memorial Service
Hoover
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WBBM
EMOX
Benny Krueger
Wadcc
EMONX
U. S. Marine Band
Emox Koil
Kmox Koil
Radio Program Listings for Dozens of Orchestras and Stations
A dense, era-style schedule lists numerous radio programs across stations such as WADO WOWO KOIL MXO WEAF WGN KYW WLW and more. It names orchestras, vocal duos, premieres, and musical acts, with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening and references to Memorial Day services, concerts, and broadcasts from New York to Des Moines.
Anniversaries Noted in Jesup Community
May 29 marked the eightieth birthday of Mrs B F Stoddard, longtime Jesup resident and widow of a former Buchanan County state legislator. Oren Patten and daughter Della hosted dinner celebrating Mrs Patten and Miss Truax with local neighbors.
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Courier
Bernice
Jesup
B. F. Stoddard
Buchanan County
Oren Patten
Misa Della
Patten
Truax
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