Mystery of the poisoned theft at the university
Detective Rankin pursues a poisoning theft at a university lab. Suspects include Ned Patterson and others tied to the student Jordan's circle while a mysterious young woman probes Jordan's mail, hinting at unseen motives and a possible broader conspiracy. The case widens as fingerprint and mailbox clues emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyward
Johnson
Ned Patterson
Jordan
Rankin
Patterson
Buckley
Headquarters
Mr. Thorne
Interesting Letters Prompting Quick Correspondence
A reflective note urges keeping a clip file of items from papers and magazines to inspire friends. It suggests writing letters promptly to share timely thoughts before the moment passes.
Sea color explained by salinity and low sediment inflow
The deep blue hue of the Mediterranean Sea is attributed to its high salt content from the Atlantic inflow and the minimal sediment carried by major rivers. This combination reduces turbidity and enhances the sea's vivid color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Mt Olive Social Honoring Miss Lucille Hahn
About twenty five young people attended a birthday party at the Lincoln Hahn home on Monday evening for Miss Lucille Hahn. Games were played and a lunch served, with Lucille receiving several gifts.
Social Visit Notes From Cherokee and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Edgar Johnson and Donald and Caroll Hahn visited in the Gus Hahn home in Cherokee Saturday. Mr and Mrs C A Simmons and daughters were Sioux City shoppers Saturday. Arthur Bruce of near Sulphur Springs was a caller at the Chas Sawwell home Tuesday. Carrol Hahn returned home with him. Miss Florence Schaffer of Aurelia was a Saturday night and Sunday visitor in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Schaffer. Mrs Earl Smith attended all day Farm Bureau meeting Monday in the home of Mrs Lars Mork near Quimby. Mr and Mrs Lars Mork and Miss Phyllis of near Quimby attended Ladies Aid dinner Wednesday in the Floyd Allen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hahn
Lucille Hahn
Lucille
Louis Bengtson
Sioux City
Carl H. Johnson
Carl Magnuson
Near Alta
Peterson
Will Hahn
Helen Henrickson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Helen
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Johnson
George Parrott
Aurelia
Clair Parrott
Carrol Hahn
Moneta
Berger Samonlson
Oscar Johnson
Quimby
Forrest Hollingshead
Edd Mathes
Cherokee
Earl Crippen
Earl Kahl
Holstein
T. P. Ohlson
Edith O'Neal
Ladies Aid
Floyd Allen
Paul Frank
V. Frank
Glenn Leeds
B. H. Dubes
M. F. Dubes
Caroll Hahn
Gus Hahn
C. A
Simmons
Arthur Bruce
Near Sulphur Springs
Chas. Sawwell
Florence Schaffer
George Schaffer
Earl Smith
Farm Bureau
Lars Mork
Phyllis
Near Quimby
Local Social Note Roundup From Diamond Center Area
Miss Della Peterson and Elmer Swanson visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leeds near Washta over the weekend. Andrew Peterson of Sioux City called on locals Tuesday. Vivian McGregor from Mt. Olive lunched with Mrs. Ben Galvin and the Haights. Will Haight hosted relatives for a twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Linquist planned a surprise fiftieth birthday party for Mr. Linquist with about thirty attending and a late lunch. Claude Steward and Evelyn Miller visited the Haights. The Diamond township corn-hoer committee met with most members present. Will Haight attended Alta Cooperative Creamery meeting. Mrs Haight visited Rozetta Haight. Oliver Hansen of Sioux City stayed at the Haights, and Dickie and Tommy Fogleman visited their grandparents Tom and Mrs. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Peterson
Elmer Swanson
Kenneth Leeds
Washta
Andrew Peterson
Sioux City
Vivian McGregor
Mt. Olive
Ben Galvin
William Haight
Mary
Howard Fee
Rock Township
Wilie Nelson
Diamond
Herman Linquist
Mr. Linquist
Linquist
Claude Steward
Evelyn Miller
Storm Lake
Will Haight
Diamond Township
Corn-Hojr
Ernest Lohff
Will
Hanover Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs August Voss and daughter Anna attended a Blacksmith meeting at Holstein. Miss Arlene Oatmah of near Storm Lake stayed with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lester Kolpin. The Voss family visited the William Specketer home Sunday evening. The Specketers visited the August Miller home at Galva Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Voss
Anna
Holstein
Arlene Oatmah
Near Storm Lake
Lester Kolpin
William Specketer
August Miller
Galva
Aurelian School Notes Outline Courses and Declamatory Plans
Readable excerpts show senior students studying grammar in Essentials in English and commercial law paralleling government. Declamatory coaching proceeds with four contestants advancing to home contest set for February 10 and subsequent Sub County events. The hot lunch menu lists weekly items and prices for February 6 through 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cherokee County
Public notice of a sheriff sale under a 1931 judgment in Cherokee County. Will Scott and James Scott’s dower interest in described land will be offered at public outcry on February 24, 1934, at 10 a.m. at the Cherokee courthouse to satisfy the debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Scott
James Scott
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
W. P. Goldie
Towit
James J. Scott
Court House
Cherokee
Organizing for Greater Buying Power in Corn Hog Control
American farmers can boost purchasing power by joining county corn hog control associations under the reduction plan. Farmers signing reduction contracts join the association, gain voting rights, and elect a county board from contracting producers. A three-member community committee will also be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
County Corn-Hog Control Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris
Tregoward
Mr. Rankin
Nichols
Frank Powell
Neil Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Morris
Morton Club
Earl Walton
Kenneth Heyward
University
College
Stuart Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Manu
Servi Chesuright
Milton’ Prove
MT. Olive News
Diamond Center News
Hanover News
Miss Simmons
Ralph Mongan
Paul Stieneke
Melvin Williams
Albert Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Glenn Sleezer
Rex Whitney
Des Moines
Sheriff's Sale
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!