Happenings From Our Neighboring Towns
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune notes the death of A M Maree and Mrs H M Baker in nearby communities while Holstein Advance reports a large fire destroying Murphy Bros machine shop. Storm Lake and Galva newspapers list graduates and local obituaries with tributes to pastors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niet
Cobre
Bose
Bowrnnee
Th. Watage
Galva Tribune
H. M. Baker
Clase
Anna Beertlog
Mary Loomis
Tune Neir
Mry Harmiver
Pyrth Seinser
Macararet Mitek Gleeye Imhaff
Ferne Bown
Chaplion Keleher
Peterson Patriot
Peterson
Arthur Grapenthin
Henry Grapenthin
Sioux Valley
Cherokee
Arthur
Reed
French
Hall
Bence Wall
Ag Messrs
Rei
Uce
Mir. Litz
Holstein Advance
Ila Grove
Murphy Bros
Holstein
Ronald Mighell
John Wirter
Dorothy Thielman
Mildred Williamson
Trimble
Storm Lake Register
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
College
Mt Olive Community Notes and Visiting Families
Multiple local visits include Edith Gillet returning to Des Moines to resume college work after time with her parents, Ed Deibner's Cherokee trip, Cooley family visitors, piano tuner L Price at Cherokee, Deibner and four children visiting St Sanford in Sioux City, church-going at Olive Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 and 7:30, and guests Jayne Evelyn Towner and Almond Thompson staying with Olive family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gillet
Des Moines
Ed Deibner
Cherokee
Albert Cooley
Paul
Ruth
Chas, Sawyel
Cooley
Mre
Saxwell
L. Price
Lucile
Daisy
Laurence
William
Sioux City
St. Sanford
Morningside
Betty and Ferdinand Choose Strikes Over Time
The professor Ferdinand and his secretary Betty face a marriage deadline as Betty demands a definite engagement within months. Ferdinand clings to finishing his Egyptology labor study and a book on strikes, while Betty cites the right to strike for marriage. Their clash ends with Betty walking out after declaring she will strike for marriage to secure commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdie
Ferdinand
Betty
Egypt
Hid
Department of
Ferdie
Fort
Perdinand
Bundie
Hetty
California Climate Diversity From Desert to Snowbound Peaks
A. H. Tulmer of the U S weather bureau outlines California's vast climate range from 200 feet below to 15 000 feet above sea level. Rainfall varies from half an inch in Mohave to over 100 inches in the Sierra Nevada with heavy winter precipitation in the south and 75 percent in the north. Tamarack and high Sierra stations report winter snowfall of 42 feet on average and snow depths of 40 to 50 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Union
Texas
A. H. Tulmer
United States Weather Bureau
Mohave District
Sierra Nevada
United States
Imperial Valley
Death Valley
Tamarack
Sierras
Had Father Cornered by a Young Suitor
A Wall Street father debates a marriage bet with a young man who seeks consent to marry his daughter. The suitor explains a double bet with the daughter on the outcome, challenging the father to decide. The exchange centers on family approval and betting wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Greene
Wall Street
Yonkora Statesman
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the Farmers Elevator Co. Lumber Dept
Aurelia
Iowa
Homer
Whelma
Detroit Free Presa
Waterloo Laundry
Wm., McLau Hlin, ‘Ag’t Beet Ber
Delaplane Shoe Co
Cherokee, Iowa
Soesaf
MT. Olive
McClure
Com
GO. A. Royer
Bischel
the Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa
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