Sibrel Arrested in Moonshine Case. Extradited from Brainard
The article reports Baniel Sibrel being jailed in Ringsted after extradition from Brainard following the death of Dykstra from moonshine sold by Sibrel. Deputy Hilton brought Sibrel home, with Atty W J Fisher to defend him. Indignation grows. A G Ray, Sibrel ally, faces pursuit amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea | Joes
D. A
Sibrel
Brainard
Minnesota
Hilton
Mother Wite
Gidrel
Custoddy
aHen Hoe
W. J. Fisher
United States
Dykstra
Vernon Township
Drkstra
Ringsted
A. G. Ray
County Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights June 27
County Agent Fred Clark announces the annual Emmetsburg park picnic with eighth grade rural graduates marching at 5:00 p.m. The program includes glee club selections, a commencement by Rev. RD Acheson, poetry by Mrs. Earl Beebe, Service Star Legion prizes, and diplomas by Gertrude E. Thorngall. Horse shoe contests start at 10:00 a.m. followed by a picnic dinner, glee club performances, an address by Hou L. 7. Dick inson, and sports including baseball with teams divided east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
County Farm Bureau
Hell In the Park
Emmetsbars
Emmetspurg Rhs
Haimitshirg
Emmetsburg
H. Keeney
Mallard
County Board of Education
Taft
J. EB. Brereton
Hou
Andge Quarto Last Race in County Race Result
Fragmentary report notes W. B. Quarton gaining votes in a county contest with 14 votes and mentions rival Vin Noss. Other figures show 1,440 and Hod Wer in alert status. A note on Clark and New Geninel hints at county level campaigning and upcoming election actions.
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W. B. Quarton
Hig Rane
Othatney
Kasamth Coum
Sant
Scuhason
Raitt
Elark
Ayer
Twa Feruis
Coumly
Amesra
Worthy organization appoints Palo Alto county rep
W W Brown vice president of the National Identification Bureau of St. Joe Missouri visited Hmmetsburg and named J Pay as representative for Palo Alto county. The reorganization aims to locate relatives of people found dead and to aid humanitarian interests. Services are free of charge and open to anyone seeking help.
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W. W. Brown
National Identification Bureau
St. Joe
Missouri
Hmmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto
Foy
Brown
Contracts Set On Line To Kossuth
At a county supervisors meeting Alex Eikewold secured the contract for labor and material to drain the highway from Emmetsburg east to Kossuth County. The work covers tiling in multiple sizes, with payments per foot and a crew of 20 to 85 men, completing by November 1. A second contract for building new grade east of Cylinder to the Kossuth line went to C C Barnes of Des Moines.
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Alex Eikewold
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
H. L. Brown
Emmisburg
Cylinder
Eikewold
Mason City
Bulding
Kossuth County
C C. Barnes
Des Moines
Emmetsburg-Graettinger
Architect Broaten Charged in Mason City Crash
Mason City architect E. O. Broaten who drew plans for the Commercial Bank building is charged with responsibility for a wreck that injured a 14 year old boy and damaged three autos seven miles north of Mason City. Mr and Mrs J R Golden of Des Moines were stopped when a second car stalled and Broaten’s fast car struck their vehicles throwing them aside. The boy suffered multiple broken bones but is expected to recover as the Gehien family continued on to Superior Wisconsin.
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E. 0. Broaten
Mason City
Commercial Bank
J. R. Golden
Des Moines
Broaten
Mir Golden
Gehien
Superior
Wisconsin
Music tutor Miss Jean Keny takes summer training
Miss Jean Keny travels to Chicago for special music training under supervision of George H. Gurtland, head of school music in New York City. She has attended top conservatories and shown diligent effort, with promising results noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Keny
Chiease
Io Music
Geo. H. Gurtland
New York City
Governor McMaster Seen Amid Inline Oil Company Plea
An obscure report notes Governor McMaster facing an injunction bid from independent oil firms in Soul Dakots aiming to bar Gas and McMasiye from a stated sale. The administration has long resisted pushes for higher crude prices per gallon amid ongoing fiscal debates and policy reviews.
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McMaster
Soul Dakots
McMasiye
Sal Guavihe
Fierce storm devastates farmland around Fairmont Minnesota
A four mile by ten mile violent storm swept through Watonwan and surrounding townships near Fairmont. Large hail damaged crops and homes, with trees stripped and windows blown out. Northrop and Carter areas reported downed lines, stalled traffic, and widespread farm losses.
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Watonwan
Carter Farm
Buffulo Lake
Pleasant Prairie
William Walter
Fairmont
Northrop
Harry Sentman
Fairmont Telephone Company
Imogene
Hej
Farewell for Rev C R A Tollefson at Emmetsburg church
Farewell gathering at the Lutheran church honors Rev and Mrs C R A Tollefson before their departure to a new home. Graettinger pastor Rev Sonds presents a purse on behalf of the people. Tollefson expresses gratitude and good will.
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Lutheran Church
C. R. A. Tollefson
Emmetsburg
Sugar Beet Grower Recovers After Wagon Runaway Near Cylinder
T. H. Cullen, returning from Cylinder to attend the Silver Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Martini, says he is hearty again after a close call when he was thrown from a wagon. He cultivates about 45 acres of beets this year and foresees a 250 acre crop near Cylinder. Mexican laborers work his fields, preferred over Russians. Rodmatt farmers plan no beets. their dump will move to Emmetsburg.
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T. H. Cullen
Cylin
Ailver
Nicholas Martini
Tie
Cylinder
Emmetsburg
Pledge of Allegiance Words Updated by 1984 Conference
Betty Alden Chapter urges public notice of the pledge change adopted May 14 1984 in Washington DC after a conference of 62 organizations led by the American Legion. The pledge now includes the words of America and the Republic for which it stands with liberty and justice for all.
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Betty Alden
Si the
Farewell to Beloved Pastor Sundar Rey Tollefson
The Bethany Lutheran Church bids farewell to Pastor Sundar Rey Tollefson and Mrs. Tollefson as they depart for Otterdail County Minnesota. He has accepted a call to Midland Heights and will soon lead a new church in Mason City after a final farewell sermon. The community honors his faithful service and sincere leadership.
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Sundar Rey
A. Tollefson
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mason City
Iti
Injured Man Applies for Settlement After Workplace Accident
An injured worker, hurt five weeks ago on a calyiy grade project east from Brennan Bros. corner, travels from Des Moines to seek settlement with the employer’s accident insurer. His eye remains seriously injured and his quiet Sioux City-based brother-in-law doctor tends him. Mrs. P. H. Stettman came home from Salem after visiting her daughter Mrs. Geese Williams.
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Mirisan
Brennan Bros
Nes Moines
Sioux City
Doctor Ashley Shot After Wild West Stunt Near Maxwell
Dr Ashley, a traveling physician working for a farmer near Collins Iowa, was shot in the head during a Sunday night stunt across Maxwell Huxley Slater. Pursued by Story and Polk deputies, his car was riddled with bullets and he was hospitalized in serious condition with a bullet lodged near the jugular. The incident, described as a reckless stunt involving temperance drink demonstrations, follows a career marked by legal and personal troubles.
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Daily Register
W. H. Ashley
Dentis Dodds
Collins
Iowa
Gutheran Hospital
Maxwell
Hiewell, Huxley
Slater
Story
Polk
M. B. Anderson
Ashley
Doc
Fred
Robert Cunningham
Pierre Huston
Valley Junction
Aspley
Ogden. Com
Adel
Damages Sought in Fort Dodge Electric Case
Juror Ed McNally reports on a Swen City case where the administrator seeks 340,000 damages against Town Power. Former employee Mark Oakes was electrocuted years earlier at a transformer site enclosed by a boarded fence. Witnesses describe a busted door and warnings to stay away while the current was off.
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Fort Dodge
Ed McNally
Swen City
Mark Oakes
Town Power Company
Big Estate
Corporation
Maurice Breen
Sullivan & McMahon
Kelleher & Mitcheller
Lee
Oakes
Swea City
Rumor Claims Taylor Tied to Ku Klux Klan Denied
Burnsburg Iowa July 47 editor Democrat reports a rumor that Tayl.uk brands as false. Taylor says he never contemplated Klan membership and will pay $50 for proof. He accuses circulating reports of being unfounded and insists he did not attend Klan meetings.
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The
Ku Klux Klan
Burnetsburg
Tune
Democrat
Ku Klux Ian
Oryan
Klan
Laurens
Ai Reddy
Laurang
Frey pleads guilty to liquor charges then sentenced
A. G. Frey appeared before Judge Davidson and pleaded guilty to manufacturing and selling intoxicating liquors. He received a three year penitentiary sentence at Ft. Madison as a third offense and will be sent to prison soon. Frey, with a wife and nine children, has farmed in the county for 12 to 14 years and was once considered industrious. Meanwhile storms damaged western Iowa towns including LeMars and Sioux Rapids. In Ft Dodge Joe Steinberg caught a colored boy named Jackson robbing his store and forcing him to the police station after a wave of recent robberies.
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Lorencon A. G. Frey
Davidson
Ft. Madison
Joe Steinberg
Ft. Dodge
Jackson
High School Prodigy Sidney Feinberg Graduates Early
Sidney Feinberg, born August 30, 1910 in Brooklyn, graduated from Worthing Minnesota high school at age 12 after rapid early schooling and moving with his mother to Manson Iowa. The story notes his swift progress from kindergarten to senior year and early advancement by the superintendent. A separate item mentions Daughters of the American Revolution hosting a June 1 event honoring G A A members and Grand Army of the Republic members at the Brown home with flags, music, and reminiscences.
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Times
Worthington
Minnesota
Retsell
Sidney Feinberg
Brooklyn
New York
Mier
Poland
United States
Manson
Iowa
Betty Alden
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winn Day
W. J. Brown
Grand Army of the Republic
J. K. Martin
Cesta
Fat Mata
Ani Suir
Wars
Rane , Jr
Martin
Ihia City
Fragmentary notice from local page on hiring and temp workers
OCR snippet shows scattered phrases about a hishing spot in a last ishind and temporary testing or assignment. Names and details are unclear, with references to dating, Hage, Temornary and Huttivet.
Charles Duhigg On The Big Show At Republican Convention
Charles Duhigg arrived home from Cleveland after attending the Republican National Convention. He met Congressman Dickinson and observed crowd size and seating at the venue. He noted voice quality of speakers, observed delegates from the South, and returned via Chicago, later learning about finances and global competition.
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Chas. Duhigg
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Dubigg
Dickinson
Iowa
Duhigg
Burton
Coolidge
B. Cunimus
South
Dabigg
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Hmmelsburg
Sheridan Drive
Charles
James
Frances
Eumetsburg
Great Britain
Amer
Brave Destroys $1 Cars at Port Dodge
A chaotic incident near Port Dodge early Monday involved a crowd and smoke as 44 cars were damaged. Police listed damaged vehicles and bystanders as people scattered around the scene, with no serious injuries reported.
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Brave
Dodge
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Emmetsburg Golf Club
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Webby
Tayluk
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