Four More Arrests Tied to Bond Forgery Scheme
Four suspects face conspiracy charges in Sioux City as County Attorney Manx Duckworth says four arrests, including former professional chief Jack Sparks and Serena Lester, are linked to a bond forgery case. Irene Wold Olson remains under bond on an aiding charge related to Bedgow’s jail escape.
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Road contracts totaling 196 646 seek federal approval
Iowa highway commission approved contracts totaling 196 646 for road work. Projects include 123 863 90 in new construction and 68 427 96 in maintenance with several counties listed for grading surfacing and bridge work.
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Iowa Highway Commission
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Hardin
Cass
Decatur
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Shelby
Premour
Buena Vista
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Crawford
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Wahl Construction Company
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Adams Courts
Cornell Student Body Elects Class Officers
The article reports the selection of class officers by Cornell students. It notes the election process and lists candidates and results for the member classes.
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Cornell
Marian Clarke Former Tama County Recorder Dies at 61
Marian Clarke 61, who served as Tama County recorder, has died. The obituary notes her long tenure and local public service, with mentions of family and community roles surrounding her passing.
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Marian Clarke
Tama County
Cornell Men’s Social Groups List Pledges
Mason City and Illinois roots appear as readers report several pledges in Cornell men’s social groups. Named pledges include Charles Burnham Morrison Robert Eli jah and others from Morrison Clarence West Liberty and Rock Island among new members and pledges announced.
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Harris Herbert Harris dies. funeral held in Manchester
Herbert O Harris 70, a former Manchester resident and member of a noted Delaware County family, died of heart disease Tuesday in Minneapolis General Hospital. He had lived in Minneapolis since 1922 selling real estate. Surviving: two brothers and one sister, C B Harris and Mrs A McGee of Manchester, and Clarence Harris of Vancleve. Funeral Friday at the Manchester Community Church home of his brother on Prospect Street. burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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Manchester Community Church
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Oakland
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Clarence Harris
Vancleve
Unclear OCR Teasers From Maquoketa Church Notices
Fragmented text from Maquoketa church notices lists pastors and fees with many garbled words. It mentions Everste, Bar Craters, Tas Teer, and various numbers like 20 percent and 54 feet, but no coherent event or names are clearly readable.
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Fragmented notes hint at horse show and legal notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a horse show and various individuals with unclear roles. References to a Deser area and a person named Bernie appear amid garbled lines. No clear events or outcomes are deducible.
Tipton Ex Wins Debacle Over Ree Se Seeless Pre Best
Unclear text fragment mentions Tipton, Ree Se and Best wows Foowesee. References to workers and names such as Lewersersh and Bowler hint at a local event or sports score, but the readable portion provides no coherent outcome or context.
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Town City Highway Violations To Be Checked By State
The report details inspections of highway violations in Town City, with state oversight and enforcement plans. It notes historical context and lists affected areas and officials, including mentions of dates and local agencies involved in the inspections.
Motorists Struck by Train at Vinton
Two motorists were struck by a train near Vinton causing injuries. A crash description notes the front of a vehicle was damaged and the incident occurred shortly after a dispatch at 7:45 pm with responders on the scene.
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Benton Veterans Plan Fall Reunion in Benton County
Veterans from the Spanish American War and their wives will gather at the Fey Mixer company caracetela poetr near Nath odes church for a chicken dinner and program led by Exerh Mossman. Attending veterans include Wilson Maynard Joe Fisher George Fulmer Myles Lawn Henry Henkle and D N Lane with one death since last year George Conklin.
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Benton Country
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Joe Fisher
George Fulmer
Vinson
Myles Lawn
Shellshere
Henry Henkle
Garrison
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Marshalstown
George Conklin
Camp CCC under construction in Sigourney
The CCC camp here employs twenty six men as three buildings near completion and two started Tuesday. The camp will house 230 men and is being moved here from Cascade.
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CCC
Cascade
Herring Praises Labor Record Of Democratic Regime
Herring praises the labor record of the Democratic regime and notes measures on prison made goods branding, worker compensation, appeals for awards, private employment licensing, and a state employment service. The speech highlights expansion of labor protections and regulatory reforms in the legislative session.
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Lsws
Emi
Oxford Junction Fall Festival Presented by Local Volunteers
The Oxford Junction volunteer fire company sponsors a Wednesday fall festival featuring a Lowden vs Oxford Junction baseball game. The Emory Six perform for free, with bicycle and pumpkin races, a three-legged race, boxing, and a concert. Robert Shaw of Sioux City will speak, with a Democratic State Committee speaker and dancing to close.
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Emsry
Rober Shaw
Sizoumey
Democratic State Committee
Law on Liquor Insurance Policy Debate at Conference
A state conference led by Attorney General FE and Insurance Commissioner Harold M. Cooper resolved that liquor insurance premiums will be funded by the administration until the legislature reconvenes next January. OCConner stated premiums may begin in force despite nonpayment, citing a moral obligation due to good faith contracts between the commission and insurers.
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O'Connor
Liquor Commission
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Commission
Campaign rally organized by Sigourney Republicans
Sigourney Reoxtck county Republicans held an evening meeting to kick off the coming campaign. County Chairman Roy Bedford of What Cheer and assistant chairwoman Katharine Shean of Sigourney led the event in Memorial Hall with speakers Fifth District Committeeman William Rhoades of Newton and committeewoman Vera Moss of Centerville.
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Chaiman Roy Bedford
What Cheer
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Sigourner
Assisant
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Memorial Hall
Fifth District
William Rhoades
Newton
Vera Moss
Centerville
Nine Percent State Relief Administration August Report
A government relief report states that nine percent of the state population received aid in August. The release cites the role of the state emergency relief committee and lists thousands of recipients.
Shelisburg Woman Celebrates Ninety Second Birthday
A Shelisburg resident, Macy Sutton, marked her ninety second birthday. Born in Benton City at sixteen, she spent years near Shelisburg and Newhall, raised a family with Homer Freeman, then with David Gineery. She remains active in home duties.
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Fire damages Inn at Lake Okoboji Ardolds Park
A Thursday report estimated damage at 25000 dollars after a Wednesday night blaze destroyed the dining room kitchen and servants quarters of Tha Inn near Okoboji lakes. Fire crews from Spirit Lake Milford and Arnolds Park halted the blaze late and saved the main structure. No guests were present and two women managers with staff escaped uninjured.
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State W. C. T. U. Meet Opens At Des Moines
The sixty first annual Iowa Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention opens in Des Moines with President Jeanette H. Mann presiding. About 500 delegates are expected to attend through the week. Speakers include Ida B. Wise Smith and Bertha Rachel Palmer, officials of the WCTU.
Balster Plans Brick Addition to SCOICH GROVE Store
Arend Balster begins a 30 by 50 addition to his SCOICH GROVE store to create a crusher room and space for machinery repairs. The completed building will be 69 by 50 feet. Balster has run the business twenty years, expanding the repair department and storage facilities while re-doing the general store.
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