Farm Bureau endorses Stern candidacy for Farm Loan Board
Harrison County Farm Bureau delegates unanimously back Willis L. Stern of Logan for member of the Federal Farm Loan Board. Resolution urges Iowa delegation to secure appointment and pledges strong support if named, noting Stern’s life-long county ties and integrity as perceived by local farm bureau leaders.
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Sterling
Willis L. Stern
Logan
Farm Bureau Organization
Federal Farm Loan Board
Stern i
Farm Bureau
Harrison County
Stern
Hin
Iowa
Congress
F. Rayl
Oliver
E.W
Seebold
Amt
W. W. Latta
Eugene Cutler
Set'y
Firestone Tires in Town with Free Tire Service
P. H. Pettinger advertises a complete Firestone tire stock in town offering free tire service to customers. The notice emphasizes full selection and service under Pettinger’s shop.
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Firestone
P. H. Pettinger
Sensational Fraud Charges Against Adair Merchants
E. D. McLaren sues Russell E. Croft Blanche Croft and Raymond C. Croft in Adair county district court alleging fraud and conspiracy. McLaren paid 15,350 for a furniture and undertaking business. 7,500 cash and a 7,650 note signed by Russell and Raymond. He claims the Crofts betrayed him by a new bill of sale to Blanche to shield assets and uses credit to acquire large bills of furniture while disposing of cash. He seeks $7,856.31 plus a receiver and voiding the bill of sale.
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Adair
Russell E
Raymond H. Croft
McLaren
Croft
Blanche Croft
Russell
Crofts
McLarenney
What's Doing Anita June 26 itemizes local people and projects
Special to News Telegraph reports Mrs T T Logan ill with rheumatism. T A Bell contracted for plumbing and heating in Chas Borth’s new dwelling. Chas W Smith bought a new Ford touring car. Minnie Metcalf, Anita resident, ill last week. May Raggles and Una King visited Atlantic. Lafe Morrison bought a farm, hinting at a wedding. Gee Stoffe and daughters visiting Wm Stoffs and Chas Schaake families. Mrs W C Rhoads ill. Mary Steinmetz to Brookings SD for summer with daughter Harley McCord. Forshay family and several others spending time at Okoboji. Anita East studying with Carl D Carson. Rev E H King and family visiting. King once parish preacher in Atlantic. Rev C L Phomsus and Neilie visit. they returned from Missouri. Ida Biggs of Des Moines visiting relatives. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Flust. Lydia Kuehn visiting Fort Wayne. nurse training in Cleveland cited. C F Karna improved home with cement walks. central business district park area cleaned and seeded. Hellastone band project pushed for new park on Friday June 20.
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News- Telegraph
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Chas. Borth
W. Smith
Ford
Minnie
Metcalf
Anita Stage
Raggles
Una King
Atlantic
Lafe Morrison
Gee. Stoffe
Valley Junction
Wm. Stoffs
Chas. Schaake
Anita East
CG. V. East
Carl D. Carson
IE. H. King
Anadean
Harold
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Anit
Dean
Fatity
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C. L. Phomsus
Neilie
Wiota
Cecil Taylor
Mitsori
Thomas
Ida Biggs
Des Moines
Abe Bigg
Mlyin Arnold East
Eilwin Flust
Ann
Laone
Iowa
Leichsa Kuehn
Henry
Fred
Lydia Kuehn
H. A. Thomas
Fort Wa
Indiana
Cleveland
Olin
Miss Kuehn
C. F. Karna
Ian New Park
Anita Girl Weds Massena Young Man
In Greenfield Iowa on June 1 1924 at the Presbyterian parsonage Ora Huck of Massena and Mids Jayne Brown of Anita were married by Rev Dool. Buckner a farmer on H T Allangon farm and Brown daughter of W J Brown formerly of Anita now Lake Wilson Minnesota. A later party spirited the bride away, chanting a song as they left.
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Presbyterian Parsonage
Greenfield
Iowa
Ora Huck
Massena
Mids Jayne Brown
A. D. Bullock
Hir
W. J. Brown
Lake Wilson
Minnesota
Buckner
Walnut News Notes and Visits From Walnut Area
Local Walnut region reports visitors and relatives traveling to Omaha Atlantic Council Bluffs Treynor Emmetbury Des Moines and Audubon. Residents include Dever Larsen G W Lar Henry Sell Katharin Martha Meta Ruth Janny Oscar Johnson and families. Several locals plan outings and short visits with relatives and friends over the coming days.
Well Known Wiota Lady Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Frank Boo, a well known Wiota woman, was taken to the Methodist hospital in Des Moines a week ago Thursday and underwent an operation. Her husband at her bedside reports slow but evident improvement, and it will be a long time before she can return home.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
Frank Boothe
Methodist Hosital
Des Moines
Some News from the Cumberland Territory
Cumberland June 26 Spec ial to the News Telegraph Dr and Mrs Frank Weimer were visitors in Willisea last week Pred L Wyans and wife of Caldwell Idaho are here visiting his mother Mrs Jub Read They have been at the Northern Baptist convention in Indianapolis and visiting relatives along the way The Cumberland and Messgina column in the News Telegraph last Friday became mixed up and ran under the wrong heading.
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Cumberland
News Telegraph
Frank Weimer
Willisea
L. Wyans
Caldswell
Idaho
Herp
Jub Read
Northern Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
Camerland
Messgna
News-Telegraph
Bardon
Barley thief sentenced in Adair case
Glen Babb was jailed six months and fined $150 after being found guilty of stealing a wagon load of barley from the Wortman home south of Adair. A wire on the wheel marked the theft, with tracks leading to Babb’s three mile south of Adair residence. He sold the barley in Anita for $18 and was said to be a minor living with his parents.
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Glen Babb
Babb
Lewis
Anita
Some Items of Interest Down Lewis Way
Local column from Lewis Iowa lists community movements and visits. John Shearer travels to Idaho Falls for his father’s funeral. Mrs Edith Smith visits Maryville Missouri with parents. Residents like Beckland, Fred Woodward, Esther Casill and Dorothy Gates relocate to Montana and Cherokee. Crescent club hosts an end of season picnic at Crystal Lake. Mrs Burkhalter and children visit relatives in OsKaloosa. Mrs Harman and Georgie and Nelli spend summer in Audubon with Mr Harman’s father. Miss Mabel Brown returns from Huarian. Lloyd Upson visits Crystal Lake. Mrs J H Baker bedridden with rheumatism. Omahan guests Harold Smith and family spend weekend with Upson family. Reed Fisher of Farmers Elevator off a week visiting northern Town. Rev M C Dickson to deliver farewell sermon July 2.
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John Gates
Cherokee
Casiell
Esther
Crescent Club
Crystal Lake
Lyle Burkhalter
Oskalouga
Wesley ‘Trent
Anna Belle Muchi
Miss Mudia
Frank Harman
Inietes
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Nelli
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Yededr
Upsons
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Lewis Pedpl
Iowa High Court Rules Love Child May Inherit
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed an illegitimate child’s right to share in a deceased father’s estate. George Hastings, born Ackley in 1879 to an unmarried mother, claimed his paternity after the father admitted it before death. The 70,000 estate was largely left to four nieces and nephews, with the remainder to a Christian home, but Hastings won recognition of his inheritance rights.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Eugene Sue
Land Supreme Court
W. K. Rathbone
S. EB. Lathrop
George Wi
Homhuffs
East Orphanage
Conn
George D. Hastings
Hastings
Christian Home Orphanage
Council Bluffs
George ‘Hastings
Ackley
Ayho
F. I. Piville
Supreme Court
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Fayville
Marne
Hose
Wrigt
Gaprenune
M. D
fpFovi
Wiota correspondent has new son at home
Wiota June 26 Special to News Telegraph Glen Kaufman and wife welcome a newborn son born June 15. Mrs Kaufman, postmistress and News Telegraph correspondent, has returned to work and the couple receive congratulations from friends and neighbors.
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N-T Wiota
Wiota Doctor Begins First Vacation Tour to Yellowstone Park
Special to News Telegraph reports Dr. M. Stults, a well known Wiota physician, plans a motor party westward starting tomorrow. The trip includes his son Le Nand, wife, and Saree brother in their car. It is the doctor’s first vacation, with hopes for a very pleasant time.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
Stults
Yellowstone ‘Park
le Nand
Costs Assigned In Probate And Supreme Court Action
Proceedings split costs with one-half charged to the deceased's estate, one-half to the Christian Home Orphanage, and the entire Supreme Court action costs levied against the orphanage.
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Hastings
Lane
Christian Home
Supreme Court
Notice to Reduce Fire Risks and Hazards
Owing to extreme dry weather and approaching Fourth of July, all property owners in the city are urged to remove and clean up all combustible material on and near their premises to mitigate fire hazards. A. K. Coomes, Mayor. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes from Sove Bate, Joseph Burke, Steve Burke and Sister. The News Telegraph notes a few slightly used box files for 50c.
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A. K. Coomes
Sove Bate
Joseph Burke
Steve Burke
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