Local Iowa News Briefs and Court Notes Amid Harvest Figures
A wandering man in Oelwein faced detention for ten days after police found him claiming to be the pope of Boras Ha. Northeastern Iowa Power Co. acquires Dinkerton Light & Power and plans river-based development near Judes Springer. Fayette County court renovations delay sessions, with jurors summoned for Monday as a new room is readied. An Evergreen newsboy Evereth Lemon was jailed after a Lime Springs purchase and Decorah recovery dispute. Iowa corn crop yields face low quality and drought impact with 31 bushels per acre and widespread frost effects, statewide production down from last year.
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Oelwein
Boras Ha
Weet Union Fantedey
Ten
Gaya
John
Resster
Iowa Power Company
Dinkerton Light & Power Plant
Grodin Misctrio Light & Power Co
Shell Rock
Judes Springer
Pantinees
Fayette Co. Asilon
Evereth Lemon
Dubuque
Christianson
Winnesdirk County
Decorah
Lemon
Lime Springs
Towa
Norvembar
Pitt
Iowa
Ibility
United States
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahms
Mlasgurl
Bann Meeting Set For Tuesday Practice
The next practice is scheduled for Tuesday evening November 18. A batch of new music has been secured and players will be eager to try it out. Hosts are Misgen Lillian and Mary Pat.
No Hunting and Trapping Ban on Groth Farm
A local notice forbids hunting or trapping on the J. H. Groth farm, warning violators of prosecution. The piece also discusses children’s tea and coffee consumption, noting medical authorities favor reduced stimulants and higher milk intake for proper development.
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Mra
J. H. Groth
Amercan Child Health Association
Im 66 Oftten
Hach
Florence H. Busse
Foods and Nutrition Department
Gallege
Fragmented 1024 Ballot Text With Names and Positions
Vague OCR page shows a November 2 1024 date and council voting notes. It lists names like G N Scbor and Fred Gabting and references offices such as Treasurer Clerk Sheriff Coroner and Supervisor terms. The readable items imply a local election ballot with candidate names and offices but lack coherent details.
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G. N
LGG
N. Ba
Atfeet Igbte
Fred Gabting
Brn
Bober
Wd. Kobiars
Read
Wratemasters
W. Dodd
School News and Events at Local High School
School news covers Education Week activities and visiting day opportunities for parents. Superintendent Eikama attended events. a big football game between Schiort and ita High is urged for crowd turnout. Health crusade progress, election interest, and the firecat high school orchestra contest entries are noted. Enrollment growth in Second Primary prompts chair additions. balloon prizes and clean-house projects engage students. various visitors and prizes are mentioned.
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Has Lyons
Randalls
Eikama
Hare Satur
Waukon
Schiort
Ita High Va
Bigin High
Eacther
Jesiite
Pai
Eveita
Aukop High School
Ie Firecat
Fas
Winifred Schmid
Miss Lyons
Crete
Atts Adaions Moaby
Ed Klingman
Baumgartner
Bhat
Hadd
Melvin Boleyn
Helen Muahlethaler
Farmer Dies from Injuries in Wagner Township Incident
Henry Embertson of Wagner township dies from injuries suffered when a wagon allegedly ran over him after he fainted in a corn field. He was about 55, leaving a wife and two children. Funeral set for Friday at Norway church.
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Henry Embertson
Wagner Town
Bilaf
Gald
Emberteon
Hawar
Lis
Embertson
B. M. Benson
Norway Church
Brody Club Program At La Dive Home Meeting
The next meeting of the Brody Club at Mise Giece Ropers home will be held this evening. The program opens with music and a thought provoking talk by Mrs Bohler.
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Elgin Ladive’ Btody
Ak Mise Giece Ropers Eee
Gall
Tiankeslying
Medames Bohler
Woman Makes 600 Mile Plea From Reformatory Wife
Mrs. Martin, wife of a man serving time for breaking into a town building, traveled from Kalamazoo to Anamosa with their 17 year old baby and two other children left with friends to plead before the state parole board. She asked for her husband’s release and employment in a town where he could support the family.
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Martin
Sling Edwards
Kalamazoo
Anamosa
State Board of Parole
State Reformatory
Town
Wea
Igivan
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Thanksgiving Program
Sunday activities include 10 a.m. German service and 11 a.m. Sunday School with 7:30 p.m. program by the B U. The church invites all to Bible study November 18 and prayer meeting November 20. Thanksgiving program listed with music, readings, and sermons by church members and visiting groups.
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Baptist Church
Wranesday
Brainard
J. F. Miller
Hackmoon Bird
Ladies’ Aid
Sasveces Desnees
Ben Baumgartner
Clarence
Lawrence Mueblethater
Leo Grether
Mabel Bennison
Alf Tacoba
Grether
Otto Bruger
Edith Kelser
Eathor Kipls
Enpeecees
Hans Keleor
Oir
P. U
Muehlethaier
Esther Kiple
Avan Heck
Marlé Muehlethaier
Hackmann
G. Duragher
Sim
Our Ladies’ Aid
Garber
Ph Lauer
H. Bizet
K. Miller
Car
Gus Hackmenn
Our Church
Man Held for Mann Act Violations in Regional Case
Ed Chandler, 21, of Waldena, was taken Monday from the county jail by a U S marshal and escorted to Omaha to answer charges of transporting women for immoral purposes from Michigan to Chicago. Sheriff Wright had Chandler in custody since Saturday on telegraphic instruction from Omaha. Chandler had prior Fayette county jail time on a minor offense.
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Ed Chandler
AlWadena
United States
Omaha
Chandler
Michigan
Chicago
Wright
Qustody
Fayette County
Arpo-Gazetta
Young trappers boast of fox caught near home
Clarence and Lawrence Muehlethaler set traps to catch small fur bearing animals. A teal red fox was found trapped days later. They killed the fox and brought it home proudly, likely to inspire them for larger game hunting ahead.
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Muehlethaler
Clarence
Lawrence
Timepiece Recovered From Potato After Fourteen Years
George H. Freeby, now wearing a Fold watch he planted in a Canonsburg area farm potato fourteen years ago, was reunited with the timepiece after Mrs. J. G. Daugherty found it in a large potato during peeling. The watch had been dropped in 1910 and buried by soil until this discovery. First Dance of Season Opens Flying on Monday Evening November 9, highlighting Harry Fitzgerald and his band.
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George H. Freeby
Canonsburg
Freeby
J. G. Daugherty
Harry Fitzgerald
Elgin Community Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Elgin Community Club held its annual meeting Tuesday evening to elect officers for the coming year. May Thoma as president C. B. Kalel as vice president and F. Ro Berg as secretary treasurer were chosen by acclamation. Directors O. J. Harrington R. W. Muehlenthaler Mel Kohler Al Schori and A. M. Walabal were reappointed. The club plans new member drives and a reduced membership fee. A meeting is scheduled for November 96 to discuss Cort and Poultry show for Elgin.
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Elgin Community Club
Accra
May Thoma
Kalel
F. Ro Berg
Sane Boand
Directare
O. J. Harrington
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Mel Kohler
al Schori
A. M. Walabal
Accoma
Higin
Waa
Futopa
Mulching Strawberries With Wheat Strow
Iowa State College horticulturist C Holsinger explains straw mulch for strawberry beds to prevent frost heaving and weed growth. Use clean coarse litter about three inches deep and remove weed and grain seeds from straw before applying. Mulch also keeps berries cleaner by protecting fruit from soil splatter during rains.
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Wien
C. Holsinger
Iowa State College
Potty Thieves Target Abel's Store Basement Cash
Clayton County Messenger reports a night intrusion at Abel's Store with about $10 stolen from the cash register. Several burglaries in recent months point to possible local suspects and repeated thefts of cash, with wageara of similar scope noted by residents.
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Bundey
Potty Thievea
Abel
Clayton County
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John Bennon
Mr. Bane
Ching
Meyera Ei
Beermann
Deey
Roma
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Farmer
Brody Club
Prograie
Elgin
Wine
Ows
Elgin High
Sumner High
Hay
Mate
Los
vin /fuch
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Armistion
Eigin
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Scheider
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