Ralston Draw Plans Chickasaw New Courthouse
J. G. Ralston, architect, was commissioned to draft plans for a new Chickasaw county courthouse at New Hampton to replace the one burned three weeks ago. Competing architects from Minneapolis Des Moines Cedar Rapids and other cities participated. Cost awaits insurance adjustments on the burned structure. A bond issue will be floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Ralston
Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ralston
Lawyer in Court in D M at 3 45 and 5 Office Here at 5
A Des Moines Supreme Court oral argument in Co R IT P Railway Co v town of Dysart was completed at 3 45 pm by B F Swisher of Pickett Swisher Farwell. He left by taxi to the municipal flying field, flew to Waterloo arriving Chapman field at 4 50 pm, reached his office at 5 pm and met a client at 5 01 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Swisher
Pickett
Waterloo
Chapman Field
Margaret Maddigan Injured in Auto Collision
Miss Margaret Maddigan of 210 Western Avenue, head of the Maddigan Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art, sustained injuries to her right leg when the car she drove collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. H E Reynolds at Western Avenue and Second Street at 10 am. Maddigan was taken to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maddigan
Western Avenue
Programs Thursday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A cluttered list shows broadcast slots for sports news news summary and various programs. Highlights include Columbine Trio of Clinton Tow a Travel O'Hearn's orchestra in Omaha and The Long Ship followed by Hoover Sentinels Seiberling singers and Maxwell House hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbine
Clinton, Towa
Trave O'Hearn
Omaha
Brandeis
Hoover Sentinels
Seiberling Singers
Maxwell House
Old Counselor
Palais D'Or
Friday Wo Program Schedule Listing
A dense timetable outlines Ames radio segments with music shop reports livestock receipts weather markets cattle and sheep updates and scheduled talks including psychology homemakers hour travel lecture and orchestral performances led by O'Hearn's orchestra through evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chicago
Iowa
Davenport
Phonograph
Homemakers
Crescent
Trave O'Hearn
Schedule of daily radio programs and segments
A detailed list of time stamped radio segments outlining topics from market receipts and farm reports to educational hours and entertainment. Entries include talks by Mrs F. H. Cole, health, agricultural updates, market quotations, and university programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Cole
Boad
Department of Agriculture
Omaha University
Murphy
Cities Service Orchestra
Bourjois
Hotel
Bicycle Collides With Taxicab At Eleventh And Jefferson
Wells Hartman of 1310 Bluff Street testified after his bicycle collided with a taxicab at Eleventh and Jefferson Streets. He said the car suffered no damage and described the wrecked bike during police interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Hartman
Bluff Street
Eleventh
Jefferson Streets
Hartman
Man dies 30 years after back was broken
Stuart Illinois November 22 William C. Brown who had his back broken thirty years ago died here today. Brown was performing a high diving act when he sustained the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
U.P
WiHam CG
Brown
Best Home Remedy for Obstinate Cough
A famous recipe advertises Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or honey to make a pint remedy. Claimed benefits include rapid relief from stubborn coughs, chest colds, and bronchial trouble, with tastiness for children and no spoilage.
Man reports robbery of 48 dollars by two women
Hostetler of 303 Mobile Street told police that early last evening two black women robbed him of 48 dollars on Sixth Street East. He described the assailants as dressed in black, one tall and one short.
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S. 8
Hostetler
Mobile Street
Sixth Street
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Chickasaw New Courthouse
D. M
Certy Ciradlo
Grigsby-Gringy Company
RADIO
Taye
RCA Radiotrons
Bale
Edelson
Extra
Salee
FELTS
Majestic
Majestic Electric
Nichols & Gates
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