Drowning on Mississippis River at St Cloud
The drowning of Alice Rippertrop, eighteen, at St Cloud in the Mississippi River on Wednesday afternoon is reported by a Minnesota newspaper editor. Her body was recovered in nine feet of water after efforts with pulmotors. funeral arrangements pending. A large local gathering attended a postnatal shower for Tillie Stein and Lows Schaefer, with games, supper, and a thoughtful gift presentation.
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Joe Trop
Alice Rippen
Missisriver
Minnesota
Rippertrop
Buffalo Y
St. Cloud
Ity
Ben Ilerg
Lows Schaefer
Tillie Stein
Ithe, Senefar
Ely’ Gierstad
O'Black
Berg
Gue
Semefer
JUNTY Federation Picnic Highlights County Event
A gathering of twenty five ladies from the JUNTY federation led the county federation picnic held Tuesday near Lake Mills Iowa. Attendees enjoyed fine weather, a delicious lunch, and the scenic shade of Lake Mills shores as speakers and officers were elected at Davenport in May.
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Federation Pic
Lake
Lake Mills
Iowa
Chalrobs
Russell
B. J. Thomps
Cleophas
Thorson Ue
Mavenport
Sol
Bootlegging Sentence From Vebeuary Court Term
Utoes of Buffalo Center, AO at the Vebeuary term of court, pleaded guilty to bootlegging. Judge Kepler imposed a sentence of thirty days in jail. Federal charges followed. he pleaded guilty and received a fine of two hundred dollars and thirty days in the county jail. sentences to run concurrent.
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Utoes
Buffalo Center
Kepler
Coun
Conqurs
Poteet City Republican
May Creamery Patrons Receive Over $100 in Checks
Forty-two Buffalo Center Co Operative Creamery patrons were paid for May, totaling $15,003.86. The list names Dick Steen through Aug Tutting and includes amounts from $101.66 to $300.90, noting forty-eight cents for butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center Co. Operative Creamery Company
Dick Steen
Thomas Berg
Fred Winkleman
Pete Liverca
Joe Ristus
Winkleman Ween
Julius. Jensen
John Getzema
Sesee
Walter Miller
T. DeBoer
Fae
H. Ruckhott
Jake Hofbauer
Nels Swanson
Sceress
Mra, & Drutting
Joe Bmrth
Cveereeee
Roy Oline
John G. Wirtjes
Sam Miller
John Wessels Jr
John Meyering i
Ghas, Smith
Toe Ford
B. B
Algona Prepares Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Algona readies a big Fourth of July at the fairgrounds with continuous attractions priced for family fun. The mammoth fireworks show Crashing the Windenberg Line tops the program, alongside firework displays and a battle-scene reproduction. Free acts include The Human Comet and the Smiletta Bros. Baseball awaiters Dows and Stanhope clash for a state title. Two orchestras provide dances at Plural ball, while the Algona Military band offers afternoon concerts. A Midway of skill and thrill promises a festive, family friendly day with shaded picnic spots for dinner.
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Fair Association
Monsing
Windenberg
Smiletta Bros
Fur High
Fairgrounds
Dows
Stanhope
Legion
Algona Military Band
Kossuth
Fire destroys house and barn on Bohrofen Brow farm
Late Tuesday afternoon a fast moving blaze destroyed the house and barn on the Bohrofen Brow farm southwest of town, tenant Tom Potter in residence. Origin of the fire is unknown. Insurance totaled about 3500 with Potter's coverage at 1000 for household goods. loss left without coverage but aid will help rebuild.
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Bohrofen Brow
Tom Potter
Potter
Bohrofen
Grimes
Town
Bayside Prepares July Fourth Celebrations at Amusement Park
Bayside Amusement Park in Clear Lake Iowa plans a major Fourth of July celebration with a fireworks display and extensive amusements. A July 8 program features a regional band conducted by Clare Chenette, plus a Bayside ball park game between the Des Moines Cubs and Manson City Gallaghers.
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Bayside
Clear Lake
Iowa
Clare Chenette
Chenette
Bayside Park
Congregational Church Services and Programs
Alec Russell pastor leads Sunday School at 10. Gospel sermons morning service at 11 and evening service at 8. Young People’s Society meets at 7.
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Alec Russell
Young Peoples Society
Methodist Sermon Topics for July 3 Reveals Freedom and Love
Morning sermon subject is Freedom with text John 8 36. Evening sermon subject is The land we love using Psalm 38 12. Both reflect doctrine and patriot resonance in worship.
Bethlehem Congregation S Urges Attendance At July Sessions
Orlin Torgeson pastor asks many to attend circuit League sessions at Armstrong Iowa on July 2 8 and 4. Worship Sunday 8 o'clock Mid week service Thursday eve at unknown time Notice we do clothing repairs cleaning alterations pressing and more in our line A M Johnson co.
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Orlin Torgeson
Armstrong
Iowa
Johnson
Women as Key Buyers Shape Local Advertising
A national advertising authority notes women buy ninety five percent of what is sold today. Women influence brands, clothing, and purchases, guiding economical choices. Local advertisers emphasize full value, knowing ads must pass a woman's keen judgment.
W. C. 2. U. Notes and Prohibition Debate
The W C U will meet with Mrs Ray Murray on Friday of this week Suly 1. The union sent five comfort kits to soldiers and a box of clothing to flood sufferers. A large meeting featured Gipsy Smith addressing about 14 000 in the Coliseum asking attendees to rise if their families had not been harmed by liquor. The piece notes strong support for prohibition and rebukes repeal talk.
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Ray Murray
Suly
Union
Gipsy Smith
Coliseum
Chicago
Hand’s Park Fourth Of July Celebration Heads Huge Day
Hand’s Park hosts a July 3 4 celebration billed as one of the largest in the country with Algona Military Band on July 3 and Ceylon Municipal Band on July 4. Four top baseball games, boxing and other attractions fill the park along with daylight fireworks nightly, a feature moving picture show, dancing under palms, a children’s playground and ample seating.
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Hand’s Park
Algona Military Band
Ceylon
City Park Notice Warns Against Damaging Flowers
The message warns all parties to refrain from injuring flowers or the pool in the city park and for parents to supervise their children to prevent trouble. O W Galogan Mayor.
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Natever
W. Galogan
Night Riders Blow Tires With Gun
The Hollywood camera crew missed a scene as night riders in a Chevrolet coupe punctured tires of Wm. Schadendorf and Cecil Robinson, with a third car also damaged. A break in at Strobel Bros. farm yielded a shotgun, money, and eggs thrown at pictures. An Ames station report noted a car stolen at Rake, and two men in the same numbered Chevrolet were arrested at Fairmont Lakota.
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Hollywood
Wm. Schadendorf
Cecil Robinson
Strobel Bros
Rooke
Ames Broadcasting
Rake
Kossuth
Fairmont
Farewell notice from Ted A Whaver after two years
A friendly farewell from Ted A Whaver as he closes his shop in Yon and announces a move to Lake Mills. He thanks customers and friends for their support and asks them to patronize his successor Mr Shelby Stephens at the new Lake Mills shop.
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Shelby Stephens
Lake Mills
Brads
Ted A
Annual Picnic at Ben Brubns Grove Promotes Church Fund
Last Friday members and friends of the Reformed church and Sunday School traveled four miles south to Ben Brubns grove for a lively picnic. A noon gathering featured a groaning table and a fine picnic dinner followed by races, grab bags, contests, and a ball game won by the country team. The Ladies Aid Society organized a sale of fancy work and needle art, netting $142.45 for church funds.
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the Reformed Church
Ben Brubns Grove
Ladies Aid Society
Forest City man held for wreck
Mark Olson of Forest City is held to the grand jury on $2,500 bond after a car collision on the Wilson highway north of Forest City at 4 20 a m Tuesday. M M Friedman remains in hospital with serious injuries while Olson’s Chandler automobile and Friedman’s Ford coupe were badly damaged.
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Mark Olson
Forest City
M. M. Friedman
Frank Sigerstrom
Priedman
Wilson
Rochester
Olson
Albert Lea
Sigerstrom
Friedman
Chandler
Child Breaks Jaw In Windmill Tank Accident
Sarde Patterson six-year-old daughter of Mr J and Mys W H Patterson living southwest of town suffered a serious injury when a windblown tank cover struck her head. Her upper jaw was fractured and a tooth loosened. Drs Biel set the jaw and dressed the wound. She is recovering with a badly swollen face.
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Sarde
Post 21 Meets Tomorrow at Winnebago Legion
The regular monthly meeting of Winnebago Post No. 21 is set for tomorrow evening, July 1, with Harm Feldick and the Everding brothers providing lunch. Ted A. Weaver has sold his harness and leather repair shop to Shelby Stephens and will move to Lake Mills to open a new shop, leaving a fine trade behind. Stephens, a former employee at John & Jerry Hardware, is renowned for his work, and both men are veterans of the war.
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Post 21
Harm Feldick
Everding Brothers
Claude Clangsen
Weaver
Lake Mills
Shelby Stephens
Ted A. Weaver
Ted
John & Jerry Hardware
Stephens
Meuse Argonne
Post
Stafford King
St. Paul
Wel Tate
Minnesota
Yeroux
Winnebago
George Jorgenson
Rake
Golden Star
Ray Murray
Thompson Post
Ray
Rollin Steinmetz
King Necked Pheasants Rampage Through Corn Crops
A Butler county farmer reports widespread pheasant damage to corn fields in Iowa. He notes birds feed at dawn and dusk, plucking shoots and uprooting grain, then retreating to tall grass. He urges action to curb the destruction across many fields.
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Butler County
Iowa
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