Train Time Change Planned for Rock Island Line
Agent Krall says Rock Island may adjust trains on the line next month. Morning passenger No. 436 and 4368 would run from Town Falls to Lakota with connections to Estherville and Albert Lea. The plan affects arrivals around 2:30 am and afternoon departures, aiming to improve service across towns on the line.
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Krall
Rock Island
Acheule
Corda
Town Falls
Lakota
Estherville
Albert Lea
Midwest Lumber Farm News and Local Notices
A compact reading of late 19th or early 20th century notes. It references MIDWEST LUMBER CO activities, new house builds by John Johnson and Henry Smith, a barn by HH Sappe r Yahnke, and various local trades. It mentions a world champion horder shoe pitcher from Fe ldora Hardin county, Mrs C A Lanham of Bloomington Illinois winning a championship, and bank protection efforts across towns with vigilante guards, government-supplied arms, and large shooting campaigns.
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Rippentrop
New’ Foundation
House
John Johnson
J. M. Ford
Sapper Yahnke
Ristas
Self
Dick Peldick
S Elf
Adam
Nerdig
Henry ‘Smith
Genter Néw Puhip
Knoll
Miss" Bruhns
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Midwest Lumber CO
J. J. Kopp
Mes
Feldora
Hardin
Horder
Teke Worth
Florida
Ohio
Frankgon
Kellerton
Iowa
Taal
Ird
Community Ladies Surprise Mrs Hunter at Library
The Community Club visited Mrs. Hunter’s home with lunch baskets, surprising their past president in a lively evening. They praised her three years of service, and a late delicious lunch followed.
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Community Club
Public
Hunter
Snowy Hilda
Waldorf Academy Wins Sportsmanship Trophy
Waldorf Academy of Forest City won the sportsmanship trophy at the NSCA basketball tournament held at Northfield. Madison Normal defeated Park Region 14 to 18 to claim first honors. Waldorf, last year’s winner, lost to Park Region 18 to 12 in the semifinals. Participating teams included Waldorf Academy, Gale College, Pleasant View College, Ottawa, Madison, Luther Preps, Concordia Tarther Academy, Red Wing Seminary, Park Region, Canton Normal, Summit High School, and others.
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Waldorf Academy
N. S.C
Prohibition Officials Urged by Governor Guiders at City Hall
Governor Carl Guidérs of South Makota urges local and state officials to enforce prohibition laws with empathy toward the law and to build a nationwide effort. The note highlights a meeting at City Hall on Sunday afternoon and references programs including religion, culture, child welfare, and public cooperation with rural activities. The text also mentions a grafting project from a native hickory tree near SUE Ford in Hamilton county and Drake University stadium improvements with a $275,000 financing plan including bonds.
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Srnday
Eleet Ottans
Carl Guidérs
South Makota
Tran
Dra
Drake University
Des Moines
Greiter Deg Molzies
Drake
Atrudinyes
Woman on Jury in Hoyt Drama The Woman of the Jury
Dramatic courtroom scene as a girl on trial awaits verdict with a mother and baby. A likely acquittal rests on the lone juror who is a woman, featured in Harry C Hoyt directed The Woman of the Jury at Regent Theater Friday.
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Harry C.’ Hoyt
St the Regent
Fiuttie Etchard K. Burks
Broadway
Congregational Church Services and Events
The Congregational Church announces Sunday services at 10 o clock and 11 o clock with a sermon on The trial of Jesus Christ and a Communion. Evening services at 7 o clock with a sermon on the Death of Christ. A cantata The Gospel of Easter will be performed Sunday evening by a 40-voice choir led by Mrs. Pease. A monthly social and a Primary department Children’s Party are planned with teachers and mothers invited.
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Alec Bubscell
Phator
Ouurch School
Jésus
Christ
Adore
Caiphas
Pilate
Herod
Barabbag
Pilates
Thig
Christiane
Pease
Childra
Chyiteh
Methodist Church Weekly Services and Events
The Methodist Church schedules Sunday 10:30 A M service with a sermon on Paselon Week Meditations and a 7 30 P M evening service on Palmng of Vic tory. Sunday School at 9 30 A M. An Easter program is in preparation. The Woman’s auxiliary meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Liveresi and Mrs Thompson as leaders. The opening day feature includes the Altiorn Class meeting Friday evening at the Idyerca home for a social time. rain is the planned entertainment. April Farming Contest between Town and Minnesota is anticipated. The Ladies Ald. meet today with Mrs Glorfeld. Pastor is W FIGGH.
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Paselon
Tvening
Waldorf College Choir to Perform Sacred Concert
The Waldorf College Choir plans a sacred concert in Buffalo Center High School auditorium Thursday evening April 8 at 8 o'clock. The parishioners recall last year’s performance and anticipate an even larger choir this time. Admission 60 cents general, 85 cents for high school students, children under eight free. Plan to attend this state’s best choir event and watch for posters.
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Waldorf “College
Buffalo Center
Waldorf
Buffalo
Genter
Norwoplan
Haster
Auugay
Fourth Nutrition lesson held at Mrs Stenzel home
North Kossuth reports the fourth nutrition lesson had good attendance at Mrs Otto Stenzel’s home in Spilingfield township. The session covered meal planning with Mr Stevens and Mrs J Mille, and a follow up meeting is planned for April at Mrs Selvig’s home, instead at Wilcox.
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Otto
Stenzel
Spilingfield’ Township
Stevens
J. Mille
P .Selvig
H Wilcox
Notable Elephant Cemetery Prompts Granger Circus Tale
A bizarre district item describes Buchanan’s Des Moines area circus boasting the world’s largest elephant cemetery at Granger. It notes nine elephants boxed there, the show’s winter quarters from November 8, and mentions disease, preparation for next season, and local attractions at the Rake Opera House with free baskets for ladies.
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Fred, Buchanan
Menggorng
Buchanan
Granger
Des Moinés
The American Legion News Regular Meeting Preview
Winnebago Post No 21 meets tonight at Best Headquarters to discuss the Lost Battalion tale and a forthcoming motion picture. The post promotes the April 20 showing at Regent Theater and highlights events surrounding the National Legion's October convention in Omaha.
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Winnebago
Otis
Adolph
Toby
Ahlis
Argonne Forest
Ben Inia
Buffalo
Genter
Thompson
Mark
Omaha
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