Eldora School Teams Sweep Home Games and Plan Tournaments
Eldora teams dominated Ackley in girls and beat the Cedar Falls teachers in a fast men’s clash. The sequence covered county declamatory contests, sub county groups, and the forthcoming county tournament with Starbuck as ref. Tickets go on sale with varied seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Eldora High
Capt
Doud
Ries
Janssen
Davia
Garner
Needham
Soballe
Platts
Smith
Ames
Cedar
McCusker
Lentz
Dornsbach
Schwebke
Drqubbars
Brown
Johnston
Buck
Quarera
Eldora
Reinbeck
C. Davis
R. Oldenberg
D. Sobaile
C—Garner
Rees & Ames
Davis
Sobaile
Oldenberg
Eldora Reinbeck
R. McCusker
Urquhart
C—Brown
Eldara Reinbeck
Bartles
Colyn
Mr. Lind Sre
Clark
Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College High School
Cedar Falls Town
Schoolmaatera
Steamboat Rock
Alden
Iowa Falls
Buckeye
Owaxa
Steamboat
Ird
Hubbard
New Providence
Radcliffe
Whitten
Union
Starbuck
Hargpton
University of Iowa
Ournament
Sesta
Supt. Clark
Ions Falls
Owasa
Breamboat
Eldorians
Hota
Er RO Ap Mately Lowe School Basket I
George A
Hardin County Bar Association Annual Meeting
The Hardin County Bar Association met at Wayside Inn with twenty members present. Bryson spoke on a California trip. Judge Clock spoke briefly. Elected officers were Kennedy president, Richtsmeier vice president, Thompson secretary, Wirds treasurer. A six-point resolution supported higher district judge pay to 6000 dollars annually and urged Des Moines court-building plans. Strongly favored inheritance tax reciprocity for Iowa residents dying in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Wayside Inn
Hardin County Bar Association
A Bryson
California
Clock
H. W. Kennedy
H. Richtsmeier
Ackley
J. W. Thompson
Iowa Falls
Jack Wirds
Bar
C. A. Bryson
F. J. McGreevy
E. H. Lundy
Benent
Alstad
Ellsworth
Des Moines
Iowa
First Use Of New Rectal Analgesia At Hospital
On Tuesday evening the hospital administered the first use of a new rectal analgesia drug during childbirth. The preparation dulls all pain like local anesthesia and does not cause illness as ether did.
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Suesday
January Sets A New Record In Iowa Snow And Cold
January 1929 proved exceptionally severe in Iowa with impenetrable snow blockades, record lows of 16 below and a high of 37 above, 22.2 inches of total snowfall, and 14.9 inches on the ground. Modern plows reduced travel disruption, yet many towns remained cut off and coal shortages persisted during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iows
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa
Lowa
Mercury
Putt Mosman in Florida State Baseball Title Contention
A garbled account references Putt Mosman and Eldora figures in a Florida state contest, with names like Davin, Harold Falor, and May Aron appearing amid unclear details. The piece hints at a national pitching event and a brigade lead, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosman
Florida
Champ Baners
Forge
Tode Davin
Eee
Peter
Tite Held
Seer
Mossman
Eldora
Tows
Georss
Creamery Board Reports Record Year At Eldora
The Farmers Co operative Creamery Co of Eldora held its annual meeting at the J O O Fi rooms with strong attendance. President Roupe reported record butter output totaling 289060 pounds and earnings of 109625.99, plus revenue from buttermilk cheese and cream bringing total income to 111128.84. Fred Ford, manager, praised for outstanding leadership. Officers elected H R Wood New Providence and Jess Crosser Union to succeed Roupe and Rudolph. Directors named F A Smith Eric Lulken C T Emmert B R Wood Jess Crosser. Depreciation reserve set, new well cost over 600, and year deemed distinctly pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co
Eldora
S. W. Needham
Fred Ford
H. R. Wood
New Providence
Jess Crosser
Union
R. C. Roupe
F. H. Rudolph
F .A. Smith
Eric Lulken
C.t. Emmert
B. R. Wood
Olson
Mr. Feite
Iowa Falls
J. E. Thackrey
N. Y
Wesley Emmert
Ice Slick Court House Steps Endanger Visitors
A. L. Johnson slipped on icy south entrance steps of the courthouse but avoided injury due to lighting. Steps are glare ice and rounded, water leakage makes cleaning difficult and hazardous to climb. Meanwhile many farmers feed pheasants and birds cut off by heavy snow, a beneficial act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
Tey
A. L. Johnson
Court House
Court notes praise and county road plans amid registry updates
Chas A Norman receives praise from the Secondary Road Commission for his outlined road plan and experience. Hardin and Hamilton counties clash over numbering as supervisors visit Webster City to discuss cross-county roads. Auto registrations rise to 6787, with a busy week of filings including deeds, mortgages, judgments, new cases, attachments, warehouse certificates, and 34 chattels, 20 tied to cars. notable deeds listed and Bankers Life Co. vs Jurn J. Frerichs foreclosure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Norman
Secondary Road Commission of
Hardin County
Hamilton County
St. BK Buckeye
A. C. Klemme /SWik
N& NW N
Elizabeth Carrier
A. Carrier
Newy SW
Lawrence
J. F. Doane
Walker-Ozgood Co
W. W. Johnson
Osgood Oakwood
Iowa Falls
Lilian M. Bucy
Harriet C
Clancy
Hoover
Hubbard
Bankers Life Co
Jurn J. Frerichs
Monthly Cow Test Results Show Top Herds and Yields
January data from the association lists 402 cows on test with 326 milking and 77 dry. Average milk per cow was 664 pounds and butterfat 26.0 pounds. Top herds include J N Martin and Willard Wood with high butterfat, plus ten highest cows led by Victoria and Vivian, with notable producers Baker King Lundy and Elsie Mason. The association has 20 members with varied feeds including alfalfa hay, soy bean hay, clover hay, and high protein concentrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Martin
P. B. Jerseys
Jesse Crosser
R. Holsteins
Willard Wood
C. R. Holsteins
Elsie Mason
Baker & King
C. R. Jerseys
Keufman’s& Sons
Victoria
Vivian
Ormaby
F. H. Brune
Fancy
Johanna
EB. H. Lundy
E. H. Lundy
Mark and Son
Pet
Tbs
Alice
Jesse Croaser
Jha
District Court in Session at Five-Week February Term
District Court convened with Judge Clock presiding to examine aliens seeking naturalization. Blessie versus Carpenter settled out of court with administrator receiving 275 and costs paid. Multiple divorc es heard, liquor cases, forged instruments, and concealed weapons indictments noted. Grand jury finished in one day, juror lists announced, and trial schedule set for February with numerous cases and assignments across towns. Firefighters honored by Joe Kramer with an oyster supper after Kennedy fire. D A R seeks county histories Cedar Clinton Fremont Johnson for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Clock
Tinkham
U. S
Omaha
A. D. Davis
Blessi
Gladys Classen
Ed Classen
Hd Witherspoon
Mabel Witerspoon
Harvey Schultz
Marie Long
Markc Long
Lucille Jackson
Lucile Johnson
Iowa Falls
Wm. Blossi
Gus Blossi
Harry Megan
Will Steinfeldt
Virgil Meyers
Arne Riss
Mrs. Mason
Union
Eldora—Belle Lytle
Chas. Kus+aerow
Genevieve Dickensen
Edna Bakar
Ray Snovil
Harry Modlin
Darrel Brown
Leona Modlin
Harold Sheldon
Henry Winslow
Alice Luiken
L. L. Long
Rulah M. Long
G. D. Walton
Steamboat
Frank Klatt
Day Cretin
Harry Grieve
Ackley
Karl Goettel
Geo. Richtemeier
Gifford
H. N. Edmondson
McCalliburg
Bertha Musland
Providence
Annue Clampitt
Everett Lawler
Spurlin
Shote
Wm. Hartman
Maury Finster
Henry Staley
Anna Staley
Genevieve P. Knox
Ed. Supervisors
Hardin County
Clift & Son
Chas
Hertog
Fred L. Miller
Cheater
Burton
Catherine Wesy
L. W. Pfeil
E. W. Gr
County Holstein meeting highlights dairy calf clubs
The county Holstein breeders association met hosting Ernest Wright of the State Dairy Association who noted calf club enrollment depends on calf availability. A three member committee was formed to foster dairy calf clubs and authorize $25 for premiums at local fairs. The county Farm Directory will soon go to print, listing farmers, post offices, telephone exchanges, and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Holstein Breeders Association
Wayside Inn
Ernest Wright
State Dairy Association
Iowa
Wou
Hardin County
Elwood White
Clampitt
New Providence
Jim Santee
CG. J. Kelsey
Jown Falls
Fred Baker
Hubbard
Olson
Ames
Iowa Legislature Talks Taxes and Farm Credit Proposals
The Iowa General Assembly sees about 300 acts introduced with a constructive, nationwide focus. Bills aim to raise tariffs on black strap molasses, establish county warehouses for collateral crops, and create rural credit via certificates backed by banks. A state income tax bill proposes 2 percent on net earnings up to 1090 and 1 percent per additional 1000, with corporations at 3 percent, facing strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
House
Senate
Towa
Congress
Cuba
Byron G. Allen
Pocahontas County
Board of Supervisors
Safe Hill
Nora Springs
Secretary of Agriculture
State Capitol
Patterson
Moen
Johnson
Dickinson
Dayton
Washington
Reimers
Lyon
Iowa
Johnaori
Diskingon ‘de Video
Faseline
Weapline Dealem
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Co-Operative Creamery
James Carter
Bindey’ &S State College
L. V. Carter
Lawn Hill
Elmer Reed
Knoxville
Lloyd H. Davis
Oakland
R. V. van Pelt
Corning
James H. Carter
Harold Schoeman
Cedar Falla
Henry Kielsmeier
Ray Willcox
San
Fred Hollingaworth
Walter Yike
W. Roy Lyon
Iowa State College
Charles Miller
Donald Beam
London
Pres. Coolidge
Super
England
Dward Paine
Giles
Aings
M. Martin Head
District Court
W. Hensing
Lacy
É. W. Hensing
W. Bragenk
Joe Kramer
Owl Cafe
Joe
Kennedy Bros
J. D. Newcomer
Cedar County
Clinton County
Fremont County
Johnson County
Farm Bureau
Old Hardin County
Leslie M. Curl
Paul L. Miller
Knute Espe
Iowa Livestock Shippers
Leonard Peterson
Jewell Cooperative Shipping Association
Cc. C. Watt
TNA
Clear Lake Shipping Association
Chicago
J. H. Jefferson
Fayette Producers Co
Washington Court House
Ohio
Mr. Jefferson
J. B. Starr
New Orleans
Maurice W. Needham
Mt. Pleasant
Con- Hove
Legislature
Senator Caswell
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