Eldora Wins County Basketball Tournament Title
Eldora claimed the county tournament crown after a hard fought weekend, defeating Whitten 96 to 19 in the final. Earlier Eldora beat Union 80 to 6 and Iowa Falls 31 to 17, with Whitten and Steamboat Rock also advancing in a crowded, spirited field.
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Eldora
It Ten
Whitten
Owsen
Iowa Falls
Union
Eldora's
C—Platts
Rees F—Davis
Oldenberg
C—Garner
Steamboat Rock
New Providence High School
Pageant and meeting announcements at local churches
A pageant titled The Ring of Rama Krishna will be presented at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30. It was well received at Iowa Falls last week and sixteen local youths will perform in this event here. State Commander George Prichard will visit the post and auxiliary on February 28, with delegates crediting foresight for securing the visit. For the March 11 school election two candidates, Geo Starr and Elvin Ryan, are running. both currently serve on the school board.
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Methodist Church
Jowa Falla Methodist Church
Iowa Falls
Chicago
George Prichard
Prichard
Geo. Starr
Elvin Ryan
Mr. Starr
Ryan
Aymer Via
Ernwine
Taylor
Mr. Jones
Julia Edick
Miss Patten
Miss Dobell
Miss Colyn
Miss Yeater
Miss Bartles
Mr. Hornish
Ohio
Clark
Cleveland
Eldora Boys
Steamboat
Owasa
Iowa State College
College Extension Service
Ames
Notes From Hardin County Court House
Hardin County records show seven deeds seven mortgages one assignment of interest and forty one chattels with twenty cars and one radio among them. The week lists marriage licenses issued to Cecil Cook Avonelle Hale Addie Kneipfel Jake Janssen Hannah Kreimeyer Arlee G Blank Irene Ford. Auto registrations 5877. taxes due by March. deputy recorder Julia Mulford started duties. income tax help available March 8–9 in Iowa Falls basement post office. Dog licenses 411 issued. 1928 fees totaled 6520.05. papers filed 4866 in 1928 vs 4460 in 1927. Three longtime Hardin assessors noted. deputy sheriff L. J. Stout to begin March 1. Fire at Pythian Odd Fellows Hall kitchen prompted by cigarette, floor and wall damage. lunch for fire crew after.
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Hardin County
DEEDS
Cc. Krueger
P. Reifschneider
Beane
L. F. Sprain
BE. M. Sprain
I. JH. Mitchell
E. A. van Pat
Iowa
A. L. Johnson
Thomas Lytle
Pleasant Township
Aasesgor
F. Brownell
Assvasor
Eldora City
M. F. Johnson
Agaesaor
Hardin Township
L. J. Stout
Eldora Public School notes and events summary
Eldora public school notices list teacher absences and substitutions for Miss Pirotte. Student programs include a Friday pep program led by George Starr and a sophomores showcase with readings, solos, and a radio medley. Contests cover state series declamatory rounds featuring Billy Rice and Reva Guthrie, with results in subcounty and county events. Public notices note faculty shifts, upcoming tournaments, and staff duties.
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Pirotte
Mystic
Genevieve Janssen
Miss Peterson
Fred Wehrman
George Starr
Thelma Holsclaw
Anjean Wnazett
Francis Philips
Bruce Barnes
Bob Brown
Tom Reed
Eldora
Billy Rice
Mildred Ailbne
Reva Guthrie
Liscomb
Owasa
Steamboat Rock
Anna Mae Janssen
Marjorie Northrup
Mildred Rees
Winifred Fowler
Robert
Ralla
Bill Johnston
District Court Session Recaps Iowa Cases and Local Moves
In Iowa Falls district court Judge T. G. Garfield presided over cases including a verdict of guilty for Harvey Schultz and a three month county jail term plus a $300 fine, with extra confinement if unpaid. Civil action Hensing on Lacy seeks $5,000 for alleged slander. Reagan v Braga awarded $260 to the plaintiff. State v Hardy Friend tackles illegal liquor, with multi-day proceedings. Mrs. Royal Goula and children from Danville move into the Robert Todd house with J. C. Penney manager Mr. Gould overseeing the household.
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Iowa
Harvey Schultz
Gailty
Hardin County
T. G. Garfield
Hensing
Lacy
Iowa Falls
Pery
Reagan
Braga
Hardy Friend
Royal Goula
Danville, Ill
Gould
J. C. Penney Co
Robert Todd
Moving notice for subscribers to update addresses
Subscribers are urged to report new addresses before March 1 to ensure correct mailing. Newspapers cannot be forwarded and old addresses will suspend delivery until updated. Indications show many moves around late March. submit new address as soon as known.
Notes of the Stock Market in Troubled Beef and Hog Trade
Market conditions deteriorate with Kosher boycott in New York and weak demand. Cattle feeders suffer heavy losses as light stock and heavy steers move slowly. hogs and lambs show limited gains amid seasonal demand and Lent effects. Cured meats and pork storage volumes rise while Easter outlook and price spreads hint at further volatility.
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New York City
Colorado
Nebraska
Luglan to Start Implement Business in Jewell
Former Hardin county sheriff Gus Luglan, who has served as deputy sheriff since the start of the year, will relocate to Jewell to open his own implement business. Eldora citizens regret his departure but wish him success in the new venture.
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Jewell
Gus Luglan
Hardin County
Eldora
Books Sent To Knoxville By Deceased Father
Louis Triebsch received a large book collection from his late father and sent the crates to the United States Veterans Hospital in Knoxville for use by ex service men undergoing treatment there.
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Knoxville
Louis Triebsch
Louis
United States Veterans Jf
Deputy Thompson appoints L J Stout as Hardin deputy
Sheriff Vic H Thompson announces L J Stout of Eldova as the new Hardin county deputy effective March 1. Stout brings deputy auditor and city clerk experience while retiring Sheriff G L Luglan plans to move to Jewell to join his brother in the implement business. Hospital notes follow with multiple updates on local residents.
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Vic H.thompson
L. J. Stout
Fldova
Hardin County
Ms. Stout
Eldora
G. L. Luglan
Luglan
Jewell
Rural 4-H training and farm outlook reported
Miss Florence Forbes led a first 4-H training for about 200 rural girls with help from leaders in Tipton Providence Union Jackson Concord Clay and Eldora. The program covers room planning rug making picture selection and hanging. A Marshalltown meeting discussed 1929 price prospects for crops and livestock including hogs beef dairy and poultry with notes on the U S Department of Agriculture plan and market outlook.
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Florence Forbes
Alice Beckemeier
Tipton
Maurice Cook
Providence
Paul Glenney
Union
Vlorence Northrup
Jackson
Frank Baron
Concord
Roy Finster
Clay
Clifford Clemons
Eldora
Farm Bureau
Marshalltown
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hardin County
U. S
U.S
Elwood White
New Providence Shipping Association
Itteburg
Lao
Chicago
Legislature Progresses on Prison Goods and Tax Bills
Des Moines reports the Iowa General Assembly debated and advanced the Board of Control bill to end prison labor contracts for state goods, with concerns about prisoner employment. The Senate defeated a tax raise on cigarettes, while a secondary roads measure moves forward amid disputes over township control and road funding. Court arguments over the hundred million dollar road bonds raised constitutional questions, with potential impacts on county paving plans and highway financing.
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Des Moines
Board of Control
East
House
State Board of Control
Iowa
Senate
Hammill
Ways and Means
Bergman
Jaspey County
Siren
State Highway Commission
State Supreme Court
John Fletcher
Stipps
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Highway Commission
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