Purst Home Visited by Death Last Week
Mrs A Forst answered final summons on June 20 following strokes of paralysis. Born Morelt 4 4860 in Loquard Ostfriesland she came to America in 1882 settling near Aplington Butler County. Married Albertus Furst in 1885 and had nine children. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Mihudrap and Rev Meyer delivering sermons. Burial in Coneeland cemetery.
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aAnnje Furst
Conrad
Bom Morelt
Loquard Ostfriesland
America
Butler County
Aplington
Juri
Holdy
Albertus Furst
Baptist Church
Engeluan
Kossuth
Lakota
Ami Vane
KF. Mihudrap
Corman
Meyer
Cite
Lowa
Coneeland
Notice of School District Legal Proceeding
Notice by Paton under moving or starting school building matters and protection of private property per Town School Law section 4793. Proceedings by the School Board of Buffalo Township District reference a Tuesday June 26 deadline or event.
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Paton
Behool Bourd
Tweile
Koolhof Aukes Wed In Webster City
Koolhof Aukes married by former pastor Rev G Chandler in Webster City. Bride is daughter of Mrs M Oster, groom son of BH Aukes. Groom helps on farm. They plan home on groom's father’s farm 6 miles south after March first. Both well known among the younger set and friends wish happiness.
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Blste Koolhef
Theodore Aukes
Webster City
G. Chandler
Blakrsbore
Krull Rena Krull and Loran Cady Wed in Port Dodge
Miss Rena Krull of this locality and Loran Cady of Wort Dodge were quietly married at the brides parents home southeast of town Wednesday June ith by Rev EL Schoon pastor of the Reformed church in the presence of immediate relatives. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief visit to Fear Dodge then Ackley and Orchard Iowa before returning to Port Dodge to make their home. Mrs Cady is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Evert Krust. Mr Cady is a carpenter and former resident of this place. The tribune joins friends in congratulations.
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Rena Krull
Loran Cady
Wort Dodge
EL Schoon
Reformed Church
Dodge
Groomstone
Ackley
Orchard
Iowa
Port Dodge
Mrs. Cady
Evert
Krust
Mr. Cady
Tribune
Iowa Exposition to award over ten thousand dollars
The town gears up for the State Fair from August 22 to 31 with the largest farm boys and girls Exposition. Prizes for the youth events total more than 10,000 dollars, with 1,000 junior farmers from every county exhibiting over 500 baby calves and numerous swine sheep and poultry entries.
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Iowa
Harry Planks
Community Federated Church Dedicated in Corning
R. Weisel of Corning Adams County describes a federated church effort in the county to repair rural church decline. Old United Presbyterian and Wesley Methodist buildings were torn down and a new community church erected on the U. P. site with joint denomination support. A dedicatory sermon by Rev. W. G. Miles marked the opening as part of a statewide push to rehabilitate country churches and erase denominational lines.
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R. , Weisel
Corning Adams County
United Presbyterian
Wesley Methodist Church
U. P
Neighbrhood
Wny Comunity Federated Church
W. G. Miles
Federated Church
Gorning
United Pim
Knock Out the Grafters Prohibition Enforcement Critique
A critical column denounces graft and sidestepping in prohibition enforcement, accusing officials of political influence over agent appointments and urging removal of corrupt elements. It cites public trust erosion and notes the Ninth Regiment’s march to Fort Des Moines for training and Civilian Training Camp plans, along with local real estate notices for Henry Hi Folkerts in Buffalo Center, Iowa.
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Fort Leavenworth
Fort Des Moines
Deaths by own action outpace other causes, April report
The state board of health reports April deaths totaling 4,198 births at 4,198 and deaths at 2,199. Deaths by own action lead with 33 in January, 19 in February and 28 in March, followed by auto and railroad fatalities. The report notes ages 70-79 as the largest group, tumors as the leading cause, influenza, pneumonia, cerebral hemorrhage and Bright's disease also listed. Greenfield Iowa scenario describes Saturday night traffic and 523 cars counted.
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State Board of Health
Asnel
Bright
Gannaway Family Aids Armenian Orphanage Relief Effort
Dr. CG Gannaway, a Pleasant Grove Iowa native now in the Near East, leads an orphanage in Beirut housing 16 000 Armenian refugees. Local officials credit him with curbing typhus and smallpox amid refugee influx after the Smyrna disaster. His wife Ruby Pearl Davis Gannaway and son Theodore head relief work and run workshops to train orphans for self support.
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Cg, E. Gannawnay
Pleasant Grove
Iowa
Near East
Beirut
Syria
Turkey
Smyrna
Ginnaway
Shyu
Ghavit
Theodore
Grimuel College
Thief Robbery Claims Headlines and a River Steamer Tale
A sermon decries theft and tithing, urging that offerings belong to God while noting rising daylight robberies. The steamboat Harry G. Drees runs routes between St. Louis and St. Paul and faces wreck, then excursions flourish on the Mississippi. A Shelby county citizen’s deer heads case prompts criticism of law fines, hinting at suspected local poaching.
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Harry G. Drees
St. Louis
St. Paul
Hastings
Minn
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Muscaatine
Burlington
Keokuk
Shelby County
B. Brown
Harlan
Congregational Church Sunday Services and Activities
The Congregational Church schedules Sunday School at 9:00, morning preaching at 10:30, and evening services at 6:00. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7:15, with Hyening Services at 8:00.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Lights to test night air service across Iowa
Lights are being installed every three miles to test night air plane service. At Iowa City Williamsburg Montezuma Reasner Des Moines Eardham Case and Avoca fifty foot towers will hold searchlights with edge lights around a 40 acre tract. Large lights mark a safe landing, small lights guide the aviator. A new illuminating gas powers the lights. The night mail service is an experiment as no Iowa route currently carries air mail. Compared with trains, aircraft mail volume is small.
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Iowa City
Williamsburg
Montezuma
Reasner
Des Moines
Eardham
Case
Avoca
Iowa
The Automobile Shape of Progress and a Lost Draft
A historical note on the automobile as a driver of road improvement and everyday utility, praising its societal benefits before recounting a decades old banking anecdote. CG. W. Wingorder helps outline the era’s transport optimism, followed by a tale of a missing draft later found with interest totaling 2,563.34 at the First National Bank of Audubon.
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CG. W. WinGorder
Audubon County Bank
Audubon
Z. S. Haddock
C. §. Welch
Natonal Bank of Audubon
Audubon Comity Bank
W. VanGorder
Council Proceedings June 19 1923
The council met in the council room at 8 oclock with Mayor FP J Raddle presiding. Present: Deries Halverson Koppen Olson. Absent: Secor. Minutes approved. Olson cigarette permit granted. Intersection marker ordered for Malin and 2nd Ave. Meeting adjourned. Henry Glorfeld, Clerk.
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J. Raddle Presiling
de ¥Ries
Halverson
Koppen
Olson
Secor
Malin
2Nd Ave
Henry Glorfhld
For Sale Avery Separator With Minneapolis Engine
For sale a 42 by 64 inch Avery separator with a 22 horsepower Minneapolis engine. The unit is in first class condition and includes a new water tank. Contact J. B. Baggy.
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Avery
Minneapolis
H. P
J. B. Baggy
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puRst
A. Forst
Mune Griffin Wa
Casualty & Atty
Pistin Y Noway
ALB
Fink
Manny
Krull-Cady
Towa
W. M. Calladay
Motor
Sfce
H. L. Sayler
Community Federated Church Dedicated
Jom
Hese
Aidles
Henry Hi. Folkerts
Box 76
Buffalo Center
Greenfield
Adair County
B. J. Sidey
Sitatel
Dvinage Atte Ener
EB. Smith
Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Frank Olson
M. Kt. Waller
Evangelical Church
Teel Post
Franklin Gates
Tait Towa
Ae Te Ee Shoe Bt Midwest
Lumber Co, J, J, Klopp, Mgr
Gannaway Family
God
Jesus
Congregational Church
Alec Russell
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