Milnerville Notes Touching Local Affairs and Events
Milnerville reports Bert Cecil, injured in the line of duty, is recovering in St. Vincent's hospital and will be out of work for some time. Dr W A Milner will not visit the West this summer as his chief seeks treatment in Boston. Mrs Alfred Fry and daughter Elsie delivered fresh strawberries to the refrigerator plant. Light rains come to Milnerville. Sioux City nearby reports storms. Orra Chase returns to town to work on the home place. Mrs W E Cowell assists Mrs Johnny Kimball in city business, driving to the farm daily. Miss Charlotte Cowell, after junior high, will enter Central High next fall and spend summer with her parents. Milnerville men in Sioux City school system face a 1-month unpaid vacation. salaries have been cut. Mrs H L Cooper and Ange E P Dybdahl join the committee protesting Bancroft school closure. Bridal showers for Miss Josephine Brouillette, marrying Vilas Montagne this week. full wedding report planned for next week.
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Bert’ Cecil
Sioux City
Cecil
St. Vincent’s Hospital
W. A. Milner
Albany
Boston
Alfred Fry
Daugher
Elsie
Orra Chase
W. E. Cowell
Johnny Kimball
Charlotte Cowell
Central High
Milnerville
H. L. Cooper
Ange E. P. Dybdahl
Bancroft
Josephine Brouillette
Vilas Montagne
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Miss Edith Smith of Marathon Indiana visits at sister and friend. Sunday guests at Barth Miller’s include the Bilers and Kallsens. Jeffers family return from Webster City. Insurance meeting in Rock Rapids. Shower for Miss Valda Erickson. Bible school starts at Plymouth church. Several visits and birthdays noted. Ames 4-H convention sends Hannah Lucken and Wilma Marbach. Treatments for Frank Jones at Iowa City. Funeral of Albert Prattle in LeMars. Hawarden relatives visit near noon. Near Craig locals also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Marathon
Albert Witt
Elise Klemme
Barth Miller
Fred Bilers
Joan
Near Hinton
B. J. Borchers
Betty
John Kallsen
Lambert Jeffers
Marion
Sue Carol
Kallsen
Akron
Bible
Plymouth Church
Frank Jeffers
Helen Marbach
Dorothy ‘Taylor
Esther Susemih
Harry Buehre
Bill Barinsky
Hannah Lucken
Wilma Marbach
Ames
Dick Bohilken
H. C. Buehre
Frank Jones
Iowa City
State University Hospital
Alex. Klemme
Anna Klemme
Albert Prattle
LeMars
Leonard Miller
Darlene
Roy Smith
Neary
Visitors Called On Henry Borchers Home Guests
Mr and Mrs Fred Lucken of Le Mars visited Sunday afternoon at the Henry Borchers home as part of a social call with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Kalleen Hofte
Fred Lucken
le Mars
Henry’Borchers
Community notices and a violent fiction excerpt merge in June
A local social column lists choices for the Farmers' Union picnic moved to Friday June 22 at the Hriesons home. The page also recounts a long, graphic action scene where John Belknap battles Gorbel in a cabin, ending with Gorbel's death by an ax blow amid a tense struggle.
Belknap Saga Climax as Gorbel Confesses and Escape Hopes
John Belknap and Ellen rescue Paul Gorbel after a tense confrontation in a wrecked room, Gorbel confesses to arson and fraud tied to North Star Lumber, while Nat Bradshaw fights for life and Harrington plans to return home. The group prepares for a ten day wait before Harrington’s arrival and the final act of truth and justice unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gorbel
John
Bradshaw
Gorbel
Belknap
Ellen
We Repeal It Repeats Old Fight Across Iowa
The Marshall town-Times-Republican notes the renewed repeal debate and predicts a cycle resembling 1882 with state laws likely, court rulings, uneven enforcement, and local attempts to block traffic, as national issues echo in communities and jurisprudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown - Times-Republican
Supreme Court
Stay Back Gorbel and Ellen in a Cabin Standoff
In a tense exchange a man urges Gorbel to back off as John confronts him near a cabin. Ellen is with Gorbel under the same roof and voices tremble as shots ring out. John dives for cover in a log cabin drift while the rifle fires echo through the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorbel
John
Ellen
FASTER AIRPLANE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED BY SIOUX CITY PAPER
Sioux City readers learn a faster schedule aligning with United Air Lines new continental service. Passengers depart from Rickenbacker at 6 02 p m arriving San Jose 6 45 am or Portland 8 30 am. overnight New York and other routes remain. Omaha gateway flights shift from 6 02 to 4 02 pm. morning Omaha arrival moves to 2 25 pm. Akron leg between Sioux City and Sioux Falls sees morning northbound service before noon and southbound in late afternoon.
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Sioux City
United Air Lines
Trans
Continental
Rickenbacker
San Minos
Calif
Portland
Ore
New York City
Omaha
Air Pateway Riew
Akron
Sioux Palls
Beore
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the Register Bribune
Ray “A. Smith
Ruble
Indies’ Aid
Wm. Hrieson
Farmers’ Union
I. Westin
Trene Carr
Bertil Westin
Sioux Falls
John Hultgren
Dennis
Russell Johson
Dorothy Hultgren
Lenore Boden
Miss Brenn
Francis Boden
Rochester
Minn
Elmer Boden
Mayo Hospital
Elmer
Peggy Torstenson
Vermilion
9.D
Litford Johnson
Wm. Olson
Edna
Wilma
D. J. Edward
Meriam
Chicago
Edward
Albert Anderson
N. Nelson
Ostling
Genevieve Hultman
Ruth
Gordon Davidson
Nordstrom
Aug. Fredell
Spink
Hannah Sellberg
Qorbel
Silétt
John Belknap
Gar
Bel
Old Tom
Orth Star ‘Lumber Company
St. Paul
Belknap & Gorbel Bank
Kampfest
Belknap & Gorbel
Tom
Spector
North Star
St. Paul Banks
Lee
Garbel
Wolf Richards
Johnny
Nat
Harrington
Paris
Herald
Witch Hill
Hampfest
Atlantic
East, Wastfield Hohohs
H. B. Morelead
Niggs
Merrill
Wreday
Leonard
Chatsworth
Ruth Heubrook
Art Wilken
Hawarden
Tony Bockelman
Henry Andresen
Harry Siebels
Valda Drickson
Harry Buchre
Valda
Tials
Alvin Mulder
Cort and Gardens
Weel
Mis
Mys
Reuben’ ‘Hines
Wilma Morehead
Gueal Eit the Walt
Shearer Hoime
Register-Tribune
of the North Woods
By Harold Titus
WNU
Register- Tribune
F. J. Swanson
Iowa
South Dakota
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Baron’s Store
Northwestern
Mallory
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