16 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1923
Page
1
Iowa State College researcher C C Taylor urges farmers to begin each year with a full farm inventory including land dwellings livestock and machinery. He stresses proper valuation accounting depreciation and listing cash on hand and unpaid accounts. The guidance aims to improve farm business and risk assessment.
Dysart residents note health changes as Mrs. Chas Kuln returns home after surgery for epiphendicitis while Miss Viola Afocher hosts the Dysart teachers for a six o'clock luncheon. Dr Leroy von Lackum begins a medical practice in New York with his brother after finishing a two year internship. Mrs P Lamprecht improves after serious illness, Mrs Hugo Norden recovers from recent appendicitis surgery, and Mrs Ban Dempsey sails Rochester operation. A large dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Geo Kersten, Will Reid’s sale planned for Feb 23 near Lally farm, and closing sale by Mrs Dorothy Hennevian and L B Petit in Brooklyn. Dysart basketball wins over Geneseo. girls win by one point.
Mrs. Martin Warhoff of Watkins visited Mrs. Mary Warchoff at her home. R D Kimm traveled to Cedar Rapids and later visited Van Horne with family. Harold Groff, student in Ames, spent weekend with parents Ali and Mrs. Groff. Freeman Trout from Cedar Rapids visited here. Blairstown and Van Horne teams played Friday with Van Horne girls winning and Blairstown boys 31 to 26. Next Blairstown game vs Keystone high Jan 19 at home. Ladies Missionary Society hosts a supper Jan 18 at the Groff home. Theodore Kouba, Ames student, visited family. Farm Bureau women met at Heck home to study nutrition and sew dress forms. R D Kimm with daughters Kathrine and Charlotte visited Cedar Rapids. Mrs A E Trout called to Cedar Rapids for ill daughter Gillian at St Luke's. Many from here attended Friday night game at Van Horne.
The Alaska brown bears are the largest living carnivora in the world. Those species found on the Alaska peninsula and on Kodiak Island sometimes reach weights of 1500 pounds or more.
Mrs. C K Allworth and daughter Maxine arrived from Milwaukee for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs B A Herwood and relatives. Several local families visited Vinton and attended Walter Gardner's funeral. Evangelist Grabau held nightly revival meetings drawing large crowds. Mrs Macy Ann Culp, age over 90, will enter the Brethren home for aged women.
A mother warns her child Charlie not to eat cake too fast. Charlie asks what happened to the rest of the cake after the boy died before finishing it, prompting Chapute to inquire about the cake’s fate.
The Curtiss pursuit plane, featuring a racing Curtiss motor and near zero air resistance due to wing radiators, debuts as the first all-American fighter in design. It reportedly stores for 20 years and can be readied in 24 hours, with tests claiming it to be the fastest and most powerful fighter of its era.
Obituary notes Mrs. Hiram Miner of Blairstown survived by ten children and many grandchildren marks a long Benton county life. Born December 10 1846 in Coshocton Ohio Mary Anderson moved with parents to Iowa at 14 and wed Hiram Miner October 29 1880. She helped found Blairstown's church life and died January aged 81 in Blairstown with funeral held January 12 led by Rev. Grant.
Local high school teams played Shellsburg Friday evening with Newhall girls winning 11 to 0. Reports from Newhall and Van Horne games, club officers elected for Womens All Trovor, births, visits, and various social happenings dominate the page.including Fairfax and St Patrick game results, community members visiting relatives, and local farm work updates.
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Robb the Laurus solitor preacher sheriff speaks in the Evangelical church here day. A large crowd is expected as Wallace M. Buert mayor of Sioux City praises his youthful, enthusiastic lecture and hopes it could be given nationwide.
Sun Mew reports four survivors of a wreck enduring a harsh desert passage. The convoy split, scavenging for water and shelter as tensions rise. Rescue efforts coordinate from Marlis Port, with teams racing to locate the missing crew and stabilize the injured.
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