Coolidge Critique and Senate Control Debate
A fragmented editorial criticizes President Coolidge for actions that allegedly jeopardize Republican chances to retain the U.S. Senate. It argues his appointment of a rival to a North Dakota marshal post shifts Nye and Frazier toward the opposition and warns of weakened party strategy ahead of the 70th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
U.S. Senate
Nye
Frazier
North Dakota
House
Senate
Congress
Nd Holon Fern
Coopera
Mt Auburn Church Events and Social Gatherings
The Rev Mr Allison of Waterloo will conduct Sunday services at the Church of Christ with morning and evening rites. Church bazaar set for Dec 11 featuring dinner and supper. M E church women announce bazaar for Dec 15 with dinner. Lecture second night Dec 7 at M E church featuring a Negro quartet. Various local visits and social notes conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allison
Waterloo
Church of Christ
M. E. Church
F. N. Clark
Kenneth Lormor
Brandon
C. B. Gingrich
la Porte City
Geo. Moulton
Frank St. Clair
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Honper
W. W. Usher
Mary Bower
Wm. Card
J. PF. FP
Irene Heineman
Dairy reform and the case for home creameries
A study urges careful dairy management and home production focusing on cow quality balanced feed and milk handling. It highlights the Garrison creamery as a successful cooperative model, warns against overbuilding creameries, and urges unity among Vinton and Dysart farmers to preserve high prices and local control.
Farmers urged unity to defend the creamery business
J A Ridenour secretary of the Garrison Creamery warns Benton county farmers against dividing forces and entering internal quarrels that could undermine the creamery. He appeals for solidarity to protect patrons and the dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ridenour
Garrison Creamery
La Porte City Notes on Illnesses Marriages Move
Special to Daily Times ties report Martin Renaker’s improvement after illness Ed Ashley remains bedbound after a severe heart attack Mr and Mrs Geo Good attend their son in law’s funeral in Waterloo Melvin Carr and Mae Parsons travel with daughter Belated ill bay John Rahn recovers after a fall into an old well Rabbits hunting Friday brings news Belle Frisby and Joseph Wels wed in Waterloo Rev Yaggy officiates Mrs Wells longtime resident of La Porte City groom formerly employed by Fosse Produce Co They plan to live at the bride’s La Porte City home Leland Mackie family relocates to Montezuma to start Ford sales service for H M Auto Co Palmer son of Wy Palmer and Isa Houser wed Thanksgiving at bride’s home Rev Finch officiates Palmer has worked in Des Moines funeral home bride previously visited the Palmer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Martin Renaker
Ed Ashley
Geo.Good
Waterloo
Melvin E. Carr
Mae Parsons
John Rahn
Belle Frisby
Joseph K. Wels
Brooklyn
Towa
Yaggy
First Evangelical Church of
Wells
Fosse Produce Co
la Porte Cux
Leland Mackie
Montezuma
Mackie
Ford
H. & M. Auto Ce
oPets Palmer
Wy. Palmer
le Porte Gt
Isa Houser
Elmer Hou‘vons Russer
Finch
M. E
Bussey
Palmer
Des Moines
Sheriff Sale of Farm Assets in Benton County Iowa
By virtue of an execution from the Benton County Clerk of Court, the sheriff announces a public auction of farm property at William Barkhurst farm west of Vinton on Monday December 20, 1926, at 10 o'clock a.m. Items include 98 cows with Holsteins, Jerseys, two yearling heifers, 200 chickens, a radio, electric light plant, wagons, horses, mowing equipment, plows, and miscellaneous farm gear, to satisfy a judgment in favor of W E Klingaman as Executor against Verna Barkhurst et al, with costs and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Benton
WLAX
Kilsganian
Verna Bevhurst
Julia Barkhurst
Willian Barkhurst
William Barkhurst
Vinton
Said
Orotk P. Om
Said Way
Cavnty
Guernsey
Or. Bul
Knight
W. E. Klingaman
Erron Barkhurst
State of
Iowa
A. D
Atkins Savings Bank
A. F. Rinderknecht
Minnie Rinderknecht
Christine
Wilcms
Geo. Williams
Court House
O'Clack & m
Atkins
A. F. Rinder
Wedding Guests From La Porte City Attend Nuptials
Attendees from La Porte City included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Palmer and children and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brandt. Billy Scorey headed a fourth grade birthday party at school with refreshments by Mrs. Scorey and Miss Benzler. Geneva Faber Mabel Brown and Roy Baird attended. Afterward fifteen girls delivered plates to former teacher Mrs. Mabel Parks who resigned due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
W. L. Palmer
Walter Brandt
Billy Scorey
Mabel Parks
Fairview Items Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Fairview news notes social visits from Mrs. Roy Brown and family in Dysart and La Porte City, plus Ralph Spurr's weekend at Geneseo. Alice Gulick ill with chickenpox. Monroe school closed for illness. The Ladies Aid to meet December 9 at Ian Goon’s home for an all day session. turkey raffle numbers sold at ten cents. Carol John ill with tonsillitis. Leroy Lassen in Vinton. Sheriff sale announced for December 20 in Benton County court, town of Vinton, to satisfy a judgment in favor of W. E. Klingaman as Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Roy ‘Brown
Ralph Brown
Mabel Hartz
la Porte City
John Burhenn
Dysart
Roy Smith
Lisbon
Ralph Spurr
Geneseo
Alice Gulick
Ladies Aid
Ian Goon
Carol John
Clifford Brown
Brown
Leroy Lassen
Fred Phillis and Sons
Charles Moore
Monroe School
Leveret Lassen
Stttie
Waterloo Hospital
Waterloo Visitors and Illness Reported in Brief
Joe Potava, a Waterloo business caller, visited on Thursday. Ivan Phillis, son of F C Phillis, is ill with tonsillitis and chicken pox. Ralph Speer helped his uncle move in Waterloo on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Potava
Waterloo
Ivan Phillis
F. C
Garrison Notes On Repairs Ill Fog Health Travel
Special to Day Times reports a car damaged by heavy fog near Garrison as C A Harwood could not see the road. Iowa State University students Nitty Stauffer and Elmo Urice were home for the weekend. Dell Noe underwent rupture surgery at a Waterloo hospital after an injury while vaccinating dogs. Mr and Mrs J B Fike returned from Clarion after attending John Pletcher’s funeral and visited the Victor Allen family. Mr and Mrs S S Coleman and S J Coleman were Vinton callers. C A Troxel visited the county seat on business. Mr and Mrs Martin Luckhiv went to Mt Morris to visit their daughter. Cleve Merchan and son Glenn returned from Cedar Rapids hospital. the boy stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Wenner recovering from corn elevator accident injuries. Mrs O N Hildebrant returned from Paw Paw Illinois. Tom Grayson of La Porte City visits Mrs Sam Crossley. Next Monday Mrs Anna Burkey to undergo surgery for rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
C. A. Harwood
Nnty Stauffer
Elmo Urice
State University of Iowa
Dell Noe
Garison
Waterloo
J. B. Fike
Clarion
John Pletcher
Paw Paw
Tom Grayson
la Porte City
Sam Crossley
Anna Burkey
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Benton County Iowa
District court in Benton County Iowa directs sale of property in Vinton on December 20, 1926 at 10:60 a.m. to satisfy a Klingaman estate judgment against Vernon Barkhurst and William Barkhurst. Property described as part of Southeast quarter Section 18 Township 85 North Range 19 West. Sheriff levies for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Town
W. E. Klinga- Mann
Vernon Barkhurst
Julie Barkhurst
William Barkhurst
Court House
Vinton
Maplewood Cemetery
W. E. Klingaman
Telia Barkhurst
William = Barkhurst
Whitfield Ruhl
Benton County
Towa
W .E. Klingaman
Barbara Barkhurst
Said
Same
Vernon
Barkhurst
Iowa
Probate Notice In Iowa Benton County
Notice is hereby given that Sherman Richart of Benton County has a last will and testament filed in the district court. A hearing to prove due execution is set for December 30, 1926, at 9 o clock a m in Vinton. If any exists, show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Karl W Fischer Clerk of District Court Hugh Mossman Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Benton County
Sherman Richart
District Court
Vinton
D. K. Hartert
Karl W. Fischer
Chas. F. Stookey
Obituary and legal notices from Vinton Iowa 1926
Obituary for Richard Marion Powers born November 16 1921 in Vinton died November 22 1926 at Vinton. Survived by parents Earl Powers two brothers Melvin Leonard and Emmet Baker a baby sister Helen Marie. Also contains a sheriff sale notice for Atkins Savings Bank vs A F Rinderknecht Minnie Rinderknecht Christine Wilcms and Geo Williams with sale details and a probate notice for the last will of D K Hartert with December 30 1926 hearing appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marion Powers
Earl Powers
Vinton
Richard Marion
Presbyterian Sunday School
Melvin Leonard
Emmet Baker
Helen Marie
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Henry G. Kruse
Marion P. Kruse
Frank B. Kruse
the Truth
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Tox den
Illinois
Middle
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MT. Auburn
Garrison
N. Y
Garrison Creamery Board
Farm Bureau
Heezen
Whittfielp
Ruhl
Beton County
Fairview
Hugh Mossman
Sheriffts Sale
Physicians & Surgeons
G. R. Woodhouse
Aossey Dept
J. E. Luckey
Parsons Block
C. C. Griffin, JR
D. C. Knupp & Sons
Drs. Whitney & Chadbourne
Macy
Chiropractic
H. M. Fischer
D. C
Port
L. F. Lieske Palmer
Adams
Taours
Osteopath
Mary Schwab
E. H. “‘Dowden
Adams Building
Vinton, Iowa
N. P. Knight
New Postoffice
R. T. Hansen
Farmers Mercantile Ae Res
Geo. W. Gilbert
Aossey Dept. Store
State Bank OF
F. G. Ray
C. C. Griffin
Joe C. Carrier
M. J. Tobin
J. B. Marietta
W. G. Alcorn
A. G. Adams
Nat’l Bank
Canital
Surtiua
Louis C. Hake
E. F. Young
Dr. Hake
Automotive & Electrical Engineering
Real Battery Service
Automobile Repairing & Supplies
Vinton Battery Co
Oscar Prescott
Shellsburg Peoples Savings Bank
Shellsbung
J. M. Beatty
W. Bixby
AK. Rife
O. A. Rize
H. S. Lames
Keystone
Ray Schucghert
D.V. Mi
Calla
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