Alferd Packer and a Noted Buried Legend in Colorado
Yesterday by hon buchan recounts the life of Alferd Packer the 19th century pioneer who survived by questionable means, his trial history in Colorado and Wyoming and the mis spelling of his name on a headstone. The piece notes his execution timeline imprisonment and legal battles including multiple trials and a dramatic shootout involving attorney Anderson and the Denver publishers Bonfils and Tam.
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Obituary of Dr. Creno A. Shiley 69 in Naples Florida
Dr. Creno A. Shiley, age 69, died January 30 at his winter home in Naples after a heart attack. Born near Wallingford in 1904, he graduated from Estherville High School in 1925 and from the University of Iowa Dental School in 1932 after a year at Drake University. He practiced in Graettinger for 34 years, retiring in 1966, and served on multiple local boards. He was an honorary life member of both the Iowa and American Dental Associations and active in Lion’s Club and Rotary Club.
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Estherville VFK honors All-State football star on first team
The Estherville VFK member earned All-State Acknowledgment on the Iowa All-Time All-State High School squad. He belonged to Bethel Lutheran in Greettinger and later Grace Lutheran in Spirit Lake. He married Evelyn Waters in 1934 in Estherville. Survivors include Evelyn, two daughters Jonne Shiley of St. Euclid Ohio and Susan Larsen of Estherville, plus three grandchildren. Mrs. Shiley's Naples Florida address is 1019 Pine Drive Holiday Manor 33940. The calendar lists local events in Estherville on February 7 to 14 including rib eye steak dinners, Lutefisk supper, Blue Diamonds dance, Bingo, and Mike Hanson Show.
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Susan) Larsen
Farmers Home Administration reduces interest rates for homes
The Farmers Home Administration cuts loan rates from 84 to 84 percent, enabling more low income families to buy homes. A conditional commitment program aids builders to construct new homes. Eligible families with adjusted income up to 7000 for low income and 10400 for modern income can obtain loans. Over 15,000 Iowa families have participated, with 2790 borrowing 35 million dollars last year for home ownership.
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