Wheres Emily In A Tangled Mystery At The River
In a tense gathering Betty and others discuss Emily Duane's disappearance. Abel Collins urges waiting for Emily’s account, while Aunt Judy pushes police involvement and a cautious approach. The group debates Emily’s route to the hospital crossing a ravine and potential abduction by unseen bandits as Samir Lal Singh and others observe.
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Recover Body of Youth in Des Moines River
A youth named William Scribner, aged 12, was recovered from the Des Moines River hours after an unspecified incident. Local authorities investigated the scene and reported the boy’s body found downstream, with search efforts ongoing to determine cause and confirm identity.
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Drowned Youth Found Near Sycamore Park River
A youth who disappeared while attempting to swim the river near Sycamore Park was recovered Sunday at the spot where he vanished. Authorities investigated the drowning as a tragic accident and identified the victim as a local resident.
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Deputies Recover Body with Sheriff Park A Fird ley Aid
Deputies with Sheriff Park A Fird ley and Lawrence Scrib ner recovered the body in a case linked to the Headman. The discovery follows ongoing investigations and involves local law enforcement and community officials.
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Skunk River Vacation Mood Spoiled By Odor
Wever Indiana June 25 Vacations are in full swing as residents of the Skunk River valley report a strong cabbage and cropped odor from exposed farm land after a flood. Locals note the smell worsens with sun and the exodus of visitors increases as the air grows heavier.
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Skunk Tiger Valley
Waterway bill sent into conference
Washington dispatches report the Senate amendment to the rivers and harbors bill valued at 196 million dollars, approved by Genuta and the House conference panel. Leaders expected rapid adoption in the House with conference talks slated to resolve differences.
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Turner backs federal farm board at Crawford County picnic
Dan Turner of Corning Republican nominee for governor urged farmers to back the federal farm board. He attacked business interests opposing the board as provincial and shortsighted. He urged support for stabilizing farm prices, noted tax relief needs, and urged better farm living conditions. A Shenandoah obit follows: John W. Shunick, large landowner and donor to St Mary’s parish, died after a long illness in Omaha.
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Carroll Men Fined On Robbery And Kidnaping Charge
Audubon June 25. Law charges tied to kidnapping and robbery of John Dill. Harry Tsr and James Sawyer of Carroll paid fines of 100 and costs after pleading guilty in court here Tuesday. They had been arrested recently in Omaha and denied kidnapping and some theft charges.
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Former Walnut Doctor Dies in Sioux City
Walnut Iowa June 25 Special Dr C D Boiler received word Sunday of the death of Dr L Lathem a former resident of Walnut who left here years ago to join the staff at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota Details about his death were not provided in the available report Dr Lathem was formerly connected with Walnut and later moved to Sioux City for professional work
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Plane Makes Forced Landing Near Anita
An airplane belonging to the Mid-West Aviation company made a forced landing in a pasture about one mile south of Anita Iowa on Monday morning after the gas meter failed and the plane ran out of fuel. A fuel truck was sent to Adair for fuel and the ship resumed its flight after a brief delay.
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Farmer Fractured Leg After Mule Kick
Hancock Iowa June 25 special Thorwald Anderson a farmer living east of Hancock was kicked in the leg by a mule while trimming its hoofs Monday. He was taken to an Oakland physician where X rays showed a fracture just below the hip. The leg was cast and he is reported doing nicely.
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Hancock Arrivals Births Honor Local Families
A son was born Sunday June 22 to Mr and Mrs Glen Miller of Hancock Louisiana. A baby girl named Leota Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Austin Greas on June 17. Both families celebrate the new arrivals in the community.
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Bluff City man heads Iowa Daily Press Association
Robert RK. O'Brien, manager of the Napareil newspaper, was notified Monday of his election as president of the Iowa Daily Press Association. He will fill the unexpired term of Frank D. Throop who resigned after transferring to the Lincoln Star. The presidency includes chairmanship of the advertising committee, which for six years has overseen advertising for Town and its daily newspapers.
Advertising committee names from state association
Mr. O'Brien chaired the committee in its first two years. Other members include F. W. Woodward of the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Eugene Kelly of the Sioux City Tribune George F. Thayer of the Marshalltown Times-Republican Verne Marshall of the Cedar Rapids Gazette Lee P. Loomis of the Mason City Globe Gazette Tracey Garrett of the Burlington Hawk-Eye and 5S. E. Carnell of the Keokuk Gate City as secretary and chairman of the state association.
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F. W. Woodward
Dubuque
Red Ozk Council Approves Major Local Improvements
Red Osk Mo June 25 councilmen authorize the largest local public works in years with two storm installations and 1,000,000 reserved from a 40,000 appropriation. Contracts will fund local tabernacles where possible. work on improvements to begin at once.
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