No Saloons at Rock Rapids Dry Town Echoes Farce
In Rock Rapids the dry town scene yields a chaotic ledger of scandal and arrest. Reports recount thirty three barrels of stimulants spilled by the sheriff and indictments for rape. A Doon druggist was enjoined from selling liquor, a man charged with disgitating and unnatural crime sent to Cherokee for inanity, and several adulterous pairings noted. Local peace officers were summoned to quell a family vow as editorials warn of possible trouble.
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Rock Rapids
Hock Rapids
J. Decker
Peter Dpenul
Sagomunens
Osveala Counnty Tribune
Union Creek News special correspondence notes church calls
Rev. Ford preached at Datesberg Lutheran church to a good sized audience last Sunday. Unanimous call extended to Rev. A. Noren of St Paul for pastor in Nathaniel and Union Creek congregations. Theological student to be invited during holidays. Several local residents visited Sioux City and Ada ville. social events at John Ericson home. framing work progresses on Spink road hills west of Akron amid drifting snow.
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Union Creek
Ford
Datesberg
Lutheran Church
Iast
Luther League
John Ericson
Lindblom
St. Paul, Minn
Nathaniel
Pearl Wells
Slater
Gladys
Elke Point
Sioux City
Beresford
Isgren
Carl
Alfred Swanson
John Kanage
Adaville
Akron
Westfield Writes Ups Local Social Notes
Westfield society reports Mr and Mrs Frank Mills planning trips to the city and return, visits from Mrs Louis Hitzemann and Mrs Henry Mohr, a newborn girl for E H Spaulding, Vincent Conway of the U S D visiting family, and multiple guests from Vermillion and nearby towns. The Lily Harp orchestra played at a Hudson dance, and local residents moved residences or planned short visits to Newark ONeill and nearby communities.
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Frank Mills
Louis Hitzemann
Henry Mohr
Chatsworth
E.C. F
Hir Point
Mary
Nell
Mahan
Vermillion
C. Martin
Melbourne
Burnight
Craig
Lily Harp Orchestra
Hudson
Chas Carter
Tf. Black
John Reed
T. J. Martin
M. A. King
Millerville Social Notes And Local Carriers
Millerville residents swap visits in Sioux City and Sloan travel plans. Will Ervin and son from Oregon visit GC. Pike and church stove arrived. Malhern May and May ride to Sioux City. Knapp and Pie return to school. Nebraska corn pickers lure, weather slows planned outings. Hingess visits, snow dampens plans.
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Millnerville
Will Ervin
Oregon
GC. C. Pike
Sunnyside High School
Sloan
Harold Brownewell
Mia
John Pike
Kry
Gladys
Violet
Isa Fry
Tay Knapp
Chudis Pie
W. EL Grownawell
Sioux City
Nebraska
Gartouk
Ola Kien
Chas
Hingess
Qutaring
Parasia lecture and community notices in Sioux City area
A patchwork of community notes from Sioux City area towns mentions an illustrated Parasia talk at Bethel Church by Paul Tsoodagh, a MorningSide student, with follow ups and entertainment. Local social events include a Halloween program, a basket social at the high school, and plans for continued visits by speakers. A newborn and a recovered injury are noted, plus prep for upcoming church meetings led by Rev. G. O. Kidder and pastor Robt Lee Stuart.
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A. A. Milner
Cassen
Sioux City
Bethel Church
Paul Tsoodagh
Morningside College
Boodagh
Millnerville
Ithel McCarthy
Jennie Lilly
John Bertrand
Little Stephens
Deason
Sunnyside
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A. Weidenfeller
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Ranford Produce Co
Frank Simeon
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Montagne & Ervin
Barbere
Postoffice
W.C. Anderson
Bran
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Akron Willing Co
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Sed Mverulhiegy
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Gooda, Uvonfertionery
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A. Weidenfeller, Prop
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Christy
Lowa
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J. M. Hladik
Chris. Braun Haat
Kendall Hotel
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Aiton
Lows
Westfield
Hallowe
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J. A. Mitchell
Ira
Kingsley
W. F. Cronk
Andrew Anderson
Alice Brown
JD. Tindall
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. O. Kidder
Whitfield Church
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Robt Lee Stuart
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E. J. Hammer
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