Christmas Day Recaps in Anamosa and Nearby
Local families visit kin across Anamosa and surrounding towns over Christmas. Members from Denver, Minneapolis, Muske gan, Des Moines and other areas converge for holiday meals, nursing tests, and church events while relatives travel to Burt, Hedrick, Lima, and West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. C. Popenhagen
la Verle
Anamosa
Walter Medberry
Robert Epender
Denver
Iowa
Fred Heiden
Lyle Herrling
Minneapolis
Bessie
Muskegan
Mich
Orville Stow
Burt
Mgr
Thad Walters
Oelwein
Roy Cline
Florence
Dewey Thompson
Arlington
H. C. Rundell
Hedrick
Ja.d. Rundell
Lucille
Arlene Welsh
Wanda Everetts
Florence Cline
Lucille Davis
Marcia
Marie Knutson
Mary Broughton
H. Canine
Frank Poor
Harry Whitcher
Guy Rawson
Fayette
Grace
Molumby
West Union
Will Christeleit
Volga City
Luman Fox
B.A. Jennings
John Hastings
Lima
Ed Raftis
Ted Larson
Waterloo
Joy Jennings
Newton
B. A. Jennings
Max Jennings
J. D. Raftis
Tyan Moore
Ames
Chas Eller
H. J. Aeschliman
Grace Cline
Frances Herriman
Des Moines
Wm. Keasley
Zita
Ted Welch
Duane
Roy Leonhart
Walter Molumby
Dickens
Town
J. D. Molumby
Jennie Molumby
Kathryn
Epenezer
John and Glen Minger
B. E. Broughton
Alden Gell
la Fonda
Ida Sturms
Ethel Jones
Bessie Whittenbaugh
Muskegon
Lyal Whittenbaugh
Maggie Whittenbau
Fresh Foot-Prints Perhaps and the Santa Myth
A杂old collection of humorous observations and quotes discusses Santa Claus reality, a dead voter in Norfolk, urban populations, robberies at a Detroit church, air travel costs, farm hunger, and wry maxims. It cites a Pennsylvania student selling worms, divorce rates by country, LaGrippe remedies, Eskimo dog team pulls, and shifts in tobacco company profits, ending with debt payments by European nations.
Jowa's Plan Praised By American Game Association
John Ball of the American Game Association told Iowa Fish and Game Commission staff during a Des Moines convention that Iowa's conservation plan ushers in a new era. He said game wardens will shift from enforcement to active conservation and cooperation with hunters and farmers, stressing the farmer as the key to program success.
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John Ball
American Game Association
New York City
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Ball
Christmas Guests and Local Visits in Grand Meadow
Grand Meadow residents shared holiday hospitality with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lions and the Olson family hosting at the Anton Scholen home on Christmas Eve. Numerous relatives visited, dined, or attended programs, including teachers Irene Opperud and Elsie Lindgren, while extended families gathered at various homes around Independence and Clermont for meals and celebrations.
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Oscar Lions
Arthur Olson
Anton Scholen
Paul Cooley
Independence
Nels Lyngans
Willard ‘Martin
Johnson
Gladya Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Sam Erickson
Irene Opperud
Toledo
Iowa
Dorf Opperud
Hone
Selmar Holm
Betty
Andrew Reinhart
Elsie Lindgren
Joseph Amundson
Vinton
Martin Amundson
Nels Helgerson
Clifford Osmundson
Bert Lyngans
Martin Halverson
Chris Nelson
Gilbert Bura
Ed Johnson
Julius Johnson
Clermont
Mrs
Manford Amdalh
Clarence Olson
Lares Osmundson
Ossian
Ira Moen
Lloyd Amundson
Ingvald Helgerson
Postville
Harry Helgerson
Pearson Larson wedding ceremony in Highland village
Sidney Larson and Marion Pearson were married at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. Gundsten officiated as a new house on the groom’s father’s farm in Highland was prepared for the couple.
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Frences Pearson
Marion
Sidney
Hi Larson
Henry Larson
Highland
Gunsten
Clermont
It Pays to Trade at Home.Try It
A compact promotional note urging readers to favor local trade and shop near home. The message emphasizes benefits of buying locally and suggests trying out nearby merchants for better value and convenience.
Offshore Tax Evasion via Yacht Homes in Europe
The article discusses income taxes in Great Britain and resort areas, noting high rates on moderate incomes and legal evasion through yacht ownership. It cites a Monte Carlo example of a boat used as a tax-free home and mentions Compton Mackenzie’s commentary on tiny jurisdictions near Guernsey. It also recounts Herm’s lease to Prince Blucher and his Australian kangaroos, illustrating tax and ownership peculiarities.
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Britain
Monte Carlo
Compton Mackenzie
Jathou
Guernsey
Riggs
Normandy
Herm
Prince Blucher
Waldstadt
Germany
Blucher
Waterloo
Viking Fishermen Hold To Ancient Methods At Sea
Viking crews cling to traditional long line fishing as modernity speeds up global industry. Boats about trawler size carry a small steam engine on the fore deck and miles of fine twine line. Hooks branch every few feet with mussels and small fish as bait, using thousands of hooks per line to catch hake, cod and other species.
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Killeg
America
Origins of Orange Oils and Distillation Methods
The article explains orange oil derives from orange rind either sweet or bitter varieties, bergamot oil from a special Italian and Corsican orange, pettigram oil from bitter orange leaves and twigs, and neroli from bitter orange flowers. It notes orange oil is the only one produced in the United States.
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Italy
Corsica
United States
Pirate Treasure Found in Nassau Area by Fisherman
Nassau police seized five gold bars valued at 360000 from Gerald Fitzgerald a poor fisherman taken to a south shore site on New Providence Island where he found the treasure last October beneath a wild plum tree in rocks bearing a Freemasonry sign. The treasure is likely pirate loot with Fitzgerald to receive a third while the remainder goes to the British government.
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Nassau
Bottle message from Baltic voyage reaches Ireland shore
A sealed bottle drifted across the Atlantic for years containing a note by Gustav J Breck of Baltimore. It was recovered near Crookhaven Harbor at the southwest tip of Ireland, ending a long voyage and revealing a curious postscript about a fur coat and domestic chatter from Stockholm.
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Atlantic Ocean
Gustav .J. Breck
Baltimore
Ireland
Crookhaven Harbor
Fragmented OCR note on local figures and events
Unclear readable fragments mention names and places obliquely with garbled text. Lacks coherent events or dates. cannot determine specific people, organizations, or outcomes from the readable portions.
Time to Ratowel Landlady An
Lodger says you get too much mileage out of this roller towel. The line hints at friction over daily routines and minor grievances in a shared living arrangement.
Unclear fragment prompts muted summary
The provided text is an unreadable OCR fragment with mixed letters and unclear names, dates, or events, making a coherent newspaper item unattainable. No definite people organizations or places can be identified for a factual title and summary.
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Wadena
France
St Ward
Great Britain
Old Scrooge
Santa Claus
Fred W. Calvert
Norfolk
Virginis
Calvert
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Japan
England
Kentucky
Daniel L. Thomas
The
American Tobacco Company
Aeronautics Branch
United States Department of Commerce
United States Treasury
Belgium
Poland
Estonia
Hungary
Jowa
Grand Meadow News
Pearson—Larson
Walt. S
Stockholm
Bondo
Young’ and
Eric Linden
Adin Binten
Sun
Janet Gaynora
OR Farrell
Yukon Trail
Cary Grant
Nancy’Carrolll
Losking
Bens Stk Ban Capital
J. A. Boleyn
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