Jury List Drawn for September Term of Court
Jurors named for the September term before Judge Taylor include Rena Wish of West Union, M. A. Bidsell and C. A. Degelman of West Union, plus Hawkeye residents Charles Farrell, Charles Gabel, A A Jordan, Will Kaeppel, H H Wier, HL C Bock, Art Gretty, Will Weidemann, and others from Eimer H. Larson Clermont, Oelwein, Arlington, Maynard, and Stanley. A wide slate covers several towns across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atnier
R. Brower
Fayetter
Rena Wish
West Union
M. A. Bidsell
Weat Union
C. A. Degelman
A J. Gurney
Weet Union
Charles Farrell
Hawkeye
Charles Gabel
A.A. Jordan
Will Kaeppel
H. B. Reisner
H. H. Wier
HL. C. Bock
Art Gretty
A.J. Bird
Oelwein
W. C. Hwitlett
D. G. Butler
Oelweis
A. H Christensen
J. M. Clark
Elmer Kendall
Clyde Wells
M. Bowder
Oelwain
A. L. Hockings
Charles Andras
Arlington
Otto Rummel
Stanley
Baptist Church Notes from Bundsy September Meetings
The Baptisz Church notes outline a busy schedule for September with prayer and English services at 9:45 and 11, Sunday school at 10, a young peoples' meeting at 7:30, and choir practice. Planned activities include a Wednesday trip near Sumner on September 13, a September 14 prayer meeting, revival preparations for October 1 to 15 with Rev. Hillis and wife, and a new church treasurer H. Kelsor. Last Sunday's attendance reached 169 in Sunday school, aiming for 200, and Mrs. Bunting is adding a kitchen to her West Begin home.
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Bundsy
Young Peoples
W. Potrate
Sumner
Unclear OCR fragment hints at loading test remarks
Fragmentary text mentions Moore and loading at a site with garbled notes. No clear event, date, or full names are readable. The readable portion suggests a loading test or procedure but lacks verifiable facts to establish a coherent summary.
Incomplete legal clash delays response to Desorah Exchange
Fragmentary OCR notes show Van Brockling and Moores athia of fice preparing a rebuttal as state files a resistance. Kneaskern’s attorneys request time until Sept 18 to answer Desorah Exchange.
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van Brockling
Prison Labor and Jail Work Across Two Iowa Counties
In Allamakee County the sheriff and board of supervisors insist inmates must labor under hard labor. Judges will require sweat from prisoners. In Fayette County the sheriff resists hard labor claims and inmates have excavated the jail cellar, proving themselves effective workers as they near completion of a court house project. With court convening in September many inmates may be released.
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Allamakee County
Sheriff and Board of Supervisors
Fayette County
Fayette County Union
Big Fall Featives Farmersburg Band Festival
The Farmersburg Band hosts a fall festival on Sunday September 11 with two baseball games Hawk eye versus Froelich at 10 p m and Calmar versus Fredericksburg at 3 p m A 60 piece consolidated band of Calmar and Farmersburg will perform with Migs Marie Billa as vocal soloist from 7 to 9 p m A Gabel orchestra powered dance follows at the pavilion 40 by 100 feet Concessions pictures in the opera house after the concert Ben attending is encouraged
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Farmersburg
Hawkeye
Froelich
Calmar
Fredericksburg
Banda of Calmar Sod
Migs Marie Billa
Gabel
Real Life Worth More Than Money Says Ed Gehring Visit
Mia DeSart and her daughter Dorothy visited Ed Gehring in Illyria last week. The article reflects on money not equal to happiness and wealth as a means to life’s real joys. Dorothy enjoyed time with Gehring while Mia discussed these ideas.
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Mia
Anna DeSart
Dorothy
Ed Gehring
Illyria
Fragmented OCR bank note hints at a sting case
A garbled OCR passage suggests a bank sting involving a figure labeled Bam Stith and others like Catt and Smith. The text mentions checks, banks discovering a scam, and a reference to Sam or Carl as a suspect. Details are unclear due to corruption.
Bankers urged to watch for smooth fraudster Smith
A fragment warns bankers to be on the lookout for a clever swindler named Smith who uses nearly identical methods in different cases to take money, urging vigilance against his tricks.
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Avery Bank
Smith
Illyria Church Notes Plans Budget and Services
Three more Sundays remain in the conference year with the official board reviewing next year’s church budget. Ladies Aid meets this afternoon at the church parlors and services follow on Sunday morning at 9 45 with Sunday school at 10 45 Epworth League at 7 15 and preaching at 8 00. Remember the Illyria orchestra assisted last Sunday night. Next Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 16 and morning worship at 11 16. Budget canvass begins Monday September 11 at 8 30 am.
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Ladies' Aid
Epworth League
Illyria Orchestra
Tsat
Illyria
Farmer Ships 26 Cattle by Motor Truck to Omaha Market
A. Worthmenn of Silver City Mills County used a motor truck to move 26 white faced cattle to the Omaha market after waiting for freight cars. Each animal weighed about 1150 pounds and sold near 8.60 dollars. The trip occurred without incident.
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A. Worthmenn
Silver City
Mills County
Omaha
Elgin Community Club to Meet at City Hall Friday
The Elgin Community Club will convene Friday evening September 8 at City Hall. Members and citizens are urged to attend as matters of importance will be discussed. A robbery occurred at Bam Greenley & Bon store in Clayton Tuesday night, with $10 cash and cigars tobacco and rut stolen.
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Elgin Community Club
City Hall
Bam Greenley & Bon
Clayton
Grandmother Schupbach Dies in Sardis Area
Elizabeth Schupbach born in Ztinton Bern Switzerland August 4 1860 died September 1 1922 at home southeast of town aged seventy two years and twenty seven days. She came to Sardis Ohio in 1878 married Ed Schupbach, later moved west and lived in Iowa about thirty years. Husband F Sompanton died December 14. Survived by five children Long at home Fred Riverdale California Witl Albert Mia Butikofer Bigin two brothers John Grimm Bigin and Samuel S Grkam in Switzerland with many grandchildren and friends. A devout Apostolic church member for sixty years she lived a life of devotion to family God and mankind. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. from Apostolic church southeast of town officiated by Samuel Scoemaker and Noah Schirmeck. Interment in church cemetery.
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Elizabeth Schupbach
Ztinton
Bern
Switzerland
Albert
Sevnty
Sardis
Ohio
Ed Schupbach
Iowa
F ‘‘Sompanton
Iim
sLong
Fred
Riveralite
Tornia
Witl
Mia
al- Butikofer
Bigin
John Grimm
Saumel Sgrkam
Azteen
Apostolic Church
Samuel Scoemaker
Hurska
Thinois
Noah Schirnck
Oakville
Change In Operators At Central Office
A change in operators at our central office took place the first of the month. Miss Carrie Freiburghaus becomes relief operator and Miss Dorothy Urether will be on the night shift. Under Miss Freiburghhaus management the exchange has provided competent service and with Miss Lehman’s experience the exchange will continue to offer excellent service.
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Carrie Freiburghaus
Frieda Freburghaus
Dorothy Urether
Miss Freiburghaus
Lehman
Jo¢al Exchange
No Hit No Run Game In Little Eight League
West Union defeated Westgate 0 to 0 as John Rush pitched a no-hit no-run game to become the first in the Little Eight League history. In the afternoon West Union faced Sumner, with Fennell pitching, and Sumner managed only one hit in a 0 to 0 contest.
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Westgate
John Rush
West Union
Westgate Fellows
Baseball Hall of Fame
Sumner
Bremer County
Fennell
Sumner Fellows
Base Ball Tournament Planned by Clermont Fans
Clermont fans plan a base ball tournament in the third week of September with West Union Sumner Clermont and Fredericksburg likely to play on one day and the winner to meet again the following Sunday at Clermont. Local interest grows as Fayatte and Bremer county leagues draw attention.
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Clermont
West Union
Sumner
Fredericksburg
Clarmont
Fayatte
Bremer
Factory Packing Corn At Bigin Canning Plant
The Bigin Canning Company is midway through its annual pack with good progress. Quality is high as incoming corn is described as top notch. The plant remains busy as workers and machinists fill cans and the run is expected to continue into next week and possibly longer.
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Bigin Canning Company
Mrs H and family Return from visit to Felier and Bunting Homes
Mrs H and her son return to their home in Btkader after visiting her brother Charles Felier and her father Mrs W Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, Bunting and Son
Btkader
Charles Felier
W. Bunting
Farmer backbone of nation bucks labor pull in print
A reader notes The New Majority front page shows labor and farmer activists at a Labor Farmer Political conference. The writer labeled many attendees as disgruntled politicians and argues farmers, not unions, drive the economy, warning that hard times may erase jobs if producers halt work.
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Labor
Labor. Farmer Political Conference
Fred, Howa
Morris Reliquist
Socialist Party
Herbert 8. Bigelow
H. F. Sammuels
Nonpartesan League of Idaho
William H. Johnson
International Association of Machinists
Eugene ‘Frey
Lana
Wisconsin
United States
Brutns
Clermont Plans Big Day Picnic on September 12
Arrangements for the Clermont picnic are advancing with Ex Gov W L Harding secured as speaker. Free amusements from Great Derando Amusement Co include three acts on tight wire trapeze and bars, plus a wrestling match Frank Pack versus Carnival Keith. A baseball game Clermont versus West Union, music by Kovy's University Pipe Band and Clermont Concert Band, a merry go round and a full sports program complete the day.
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Clermont
W. L. Harding
Harding
Iowa
Pver
Great
Derando Amusement Co
Ackley
Iowa Falls
Osceola
Charter Oak
Frank Pack
Rock Island
Keith
West
Union
Kovy'a University Piye
Mussic
Regular meeting of O. B. 8 set for September 13
Notice states a regular gathering of O. B. 8 will be held Wednesday evening September 13 marking the first meeting after the summer vacation.
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Thera
O. B
Elgin wins closing Little Eight game match with Arlington
Elgin defeated Arlington 9 to 4 in a brisk Little Eight finale as Christ pitched through finger trouble for seven plus innings before Kiple finished. Arlington rallied briefly in the eighth but Elgin held firm. West Union tops the league, Clermont second, with Alpha, Arlington, Westgate and Mhy hard in the second division.
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Elgin
Arlington
Christ
Elgin Fellows
Arlington Boys
Kriple
Jeat Ag Ther
West Union
Clermont
Hawkeye
Migin
Alpha
Westgate
Mhyhard
Secon
Arlington-Elgin
Berndt
Ditter
TE Seyret Stovhr
Ge. Hains
Bene Gruver
W. Ys
Kiple
Mid & Arlington
Jorgenson
Antwiné
Gordon
Bird
Zimmerman
V.c
Eeerisssteteeee
Blgin
Stoshr
B. Kiple
Broehr
Balla
Etter
Tampaoa
Wan West
Union
Weargate
Maynard
Alpha- Hawkeye
Baseball Row Hastorious Beeult Laat Sunday
Monona ball team traveled to Oustan for a close game where a late mixup was settled and play resumed. In the ninth inning Floyd Schwab was struck from behind by a nonplayer Ossian, suffering a severe blow to the head and taken to a doctor where he remained unconscious for about an hour before regaining consciousness and continuing home.
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Monona
Oustan
Floyd Schwab
Ossian
Schwab
Temperature reading sparks city heat talk uptown
A sun scorcher reported 116 degrees and 96 in the shade yesterday, with uptown residents noting the extreme heat. The brief mentions a hot day and rising temperatures as residents cope with the warmth.
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Onur
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Taylor
B. Bunting
West Bigin
Th ‘Moore Sabi
Big Fall
Schupbach
Clermont Oe
Kere
eWenee
Maynard Yy
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