Wanted Shetland ponies enter July 4th runs
Notices call for ponies to run in the July 4th events at Harry's Place 313 Walnut Street Atlantic entries may be made by calling 865.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
6
Notices call for ponies to run in the July 4th events at Harry's Place 313 Walnut Street Atlantic entries may be made by calling 865.
In Audubon Iowa on June 29 special report says Fred Seivers aged 11 suffered a fracture of his left leg when his horse crushed the limb against a port. The break occurred below the hip as he rode.
Fort Dodge Iowa June 29 Mike Lengel and John B Sprouse were bound over after a federal prohibition raid on a Dedham area farm. They waived preliminary hearing and were held to the federal grand jury charged with illegal manufacture and possession of liquor. Bonds set at 1000 dollars each. Two 100 gallon stills and about 112 gallons of whisky were seized.
Theo dore Anderson, 26, of Extra, was fined 360 dollars and sentenced to one year in county jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. The jail term was suspended if the fine is paid within eighty days by Judge H J Mantes.
Walnut News reports a string of brief visits and stays across local families. Miss Helen Koeppe of New Cumbia Missouri visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koeppe, while Martha Mueller stays in Chicago with friends. Augusta Priess of Omaha visits and tends property. The Dreeschs with baby left for Rodman after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Emmons. Des Moines resident Walden Forbes visits J. Wehrs. Harry Hector from Miami Florida arrives for a stay with Julius Hector. Margaret Welch of Greenwich is visiting grandparents Paul Karstens and relatives. Nellie Lawless from Los Angeles visits brothers James and Michiel Lawless. Mrs. Jack Harris and family travel to Washington DC after visiting Mrs. Mary Mick and sisters in Avoca and Harlar. Mrs. J. F. Robinson spends time in Omaha with Dr. Adrian Robinson. Laverne and Wilbur Jacobs of Omaha visit their parents. Mrs. Franz Kensler hosts guests including Mr. Will Day and children from Alberta. Elma Schroider of Spencer and Jay and Peter Ehlers of Swea also visiting. Leona Karstens returns home to Avoca after visiting grandmother Mrs. Paasech. Mae and Hans Dombroski of Chicago spend days at local homes. Gust Wolf and daughter Mrs. J. D. Walters of Cumberland leave for Clarion to visit George Wolf and family and plan Greenville visits. D. B. Johnson will accompany them. Mrs. Arthur Rossman and Mrs. Henry Ringling, who were called by the death of Aunt Mrs. Hollman, return to Platte, South Carolina. Harry Brown of Runnels visits his mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Mick. his wife and daughters June and Barbara accompany him home.
Des Moines reports the 1931 Iowa State fair will host a statewide salon with an art exhibit and composition contest. Prizes total 796 dollars split for senior and junior artists, with eligibility open to any Iowa artist and awards decided by a nationally known art critic brought in for the event.
Real estate transfer records show Charles Scholl conveying parcels to wife Maggie Scholl on 2 23 34 including se four and nw four sections with corrective notes and a separate transfer to Godfrey Miller’s subdivision part of a tract in section 28 77 34 for $1, with Lin and sed references and notation of $1 consideration.
Banks across Iowa are expected to set time deposit rates at 3 percent following a Bankers Association convention resolution in Waterloo urging the move for self preservation and community welfare. Some banks already cut to 3 percent. demand deposits would bear no interest. Also reported. a gangland victim aged about 21 was found near a prairie ditch, possibly tied to Latronica case.
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