Local News Highlights From Otouage Area Market and Visits
Local notes report barrel salt price at the Hedges Elevator and multiple village visits to Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Poultry cash at Hanford Station. farmers plan a grain Co picnic. Chas Bertrand and others visit relatives. Upcoming events include a Pleasant Hill pie social and Adaville Sunday School program with games and dinner.
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Buswell
Sioux City
Ervin
Sion City
J. Lu. Clayton
Hanford
A. B. Smith
John Bengtson
Canton
H. L. Port
Ida Hamilton
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Rose Burke
Wm. Hoschler
Ben Smyzer
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
P. X. .O’rielly
Kathleen Keane
Elmer Seward
Roy Snyder
Chicago
A. M. Solberg
Ole Lawrence
Otto Nygard
Fred Syverson
Baby
Prank Farrin
Grace Pike
Neal
Yond
Lola ‘Beverly
Sioux ‘City
Clara Beverly
Washington
Oregon
Whipple Burnett
Raymond
Wash
W. R
D. E. Kennedy
Rainier
Portland
Farmers’ Grain Co
Otis Maynard’s Grove
Henry Manning
Alvin
Manning
Mernia
Nebr
T. B. Cassen
Hazel
Joyce Cassen
Mary Thompson
A. A. Wilson
R. J. Hauek
Arkie
Charles City
Seitz
Bengtson
Davenport
Papritz
Akron Eleetric Co
Akron Electric Co
Frederick McAllister
Hawar*den
Merrill
Frank
George Smith
Mary Sedlatzeck
Margaret Sedlatzeck
Des Moines
Patrick Clerkin
Madison
Wis
Auto Nearly Runs Down Baby Near Hawarden Six Mile Bridge
A two year old boy sat in the road near the Six Mile bridge late last night. Automobiles driven by Aa Cart Noltze and Jack McManaman narrowly avoided the child after misreading a white spot as a rabbit. The child was found cold and underdressed, rescued to Hawarden then cared for at a restaurant while authorities contacted the family, who soon learned the boy was safe. The Muth family, whose baby had disappeared, arrived to retrieve him. The incident ended as a miraculous escape with grateful neighbors.
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Hawarden
Cart Noltze
Jack McManaman
Alton
Six Mile Bridge
Noltze
Muths
Mr. Muth
John
Muth
Turn Cobs Into Dollars
Iowa engineers at Ames study turning corn cobs into by products for farm profits. Cobs yield paper pulp for strawboard, acid tar, wood alcohol, and charcoal. Fur fulural, selling about ten dollars a pound, could substitute for alcohol and acetone if produced more. Continued research seeks profitable cob uses.
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Iowa
Missouri
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station
Ames
Engineering Experiment Station
Plymouth county appoints registrars under new vital statistics law
The Iowa general assembly law sets ten registration districts in Plymouth county. Registrars for each district are named with townships listed. Deputies may act in absence. Registrars collect birth and death certificates with a twenty five cent fee to be paid by the county. Physicians undertakers and retail casket dealers must register with the registrar.
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Iowa General Assembly
Plymouth County
W. G. Slevers
Remsen
Frederix
Meadow
Marian
W. R. Payne
Kingsley
Elkhorn
Henry
Garfield
Union Townships
M. Clarke Wooley
LeMars
America
Stanton
John Garding
Struble-—Elgin
Grant
Geo. Ellison
Hinton Lincoln
Hungerford
W. G. Sloan
Leeds
Perry
Hancock
G. W. Simpson
Mert
Plymouth
Liberty
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Delilah Phelps
Coles
W. F. Keane
Hanford Station
David Morris
L. J. Cross
Della Hise
A. G. A. Palin
J. F. Stecker
Earlie
A. L. Yeaton
Loretta Boden
Watertown
S. C
Percy Harrington
A. van Court
Henkin
S. D
Wm. Johnson
Vermillion
State University
F. W. Barnett
Lola-Beverly
Shine
Erma Englehorn
Marel Bradley
Ravinia
Paul Wendt
Chas
Kanage
Doris
Ina
Minnesota
Webster
Reliance
Black Hills
South Dakota
K. M. Replogle
Adams
Nebraska
Gerrit
Wm. Smith
Omaha
Esther Smith
Dick Dierksen
Stoffel
Carl Bruhn
Arnold’s Park
Spirit Lake
Allison
Warroad
Minn
Christian Church
Hettinger
Hood River
Mankato
Freedom Lodge
Peter Anderson
Missouri Valley
Paul Anderson
B. C. Searls
Aileen
Cincinnati
N. S. Moore
Clear Lake
Mr. Searls
H. L. Moore
Ek! ‘Point
Fred D. Moore
W. H. Christy
Town
Dakota
Illitcia
Akron
del Waterbury Res
Registrars of Vital Statistics
Firestone
Firestoke
Firestone Dealers
Agnes & Greene
Akron, Iowa
Claeys & Agnes
Gladys Walton
Enid Bennett
Go Bryant ‘Washi Ol Mee
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