Eldora Public School Notes Highlight Upcoming Operetta and Activities
Eldora notes detail a lower grade operetta Aunt Drusilda to be staged March 6 in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Angelin Darzes and Kathryn Schultz with music by John Fearis. Also listed are a patriotic program, practice teaching in the normal department, new pupil enrollments, boys and girls sectional tournaments, band activities, a French club gathering, and a national superintendents conference. Sectional wrestling dominance by Eldora Training School is noted.
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Drusilda
John Fearis
Margaret Taylor
Eldora
Rickless
W. G. Clark
Albers
New Providence
T. C. Greene
Ackley
Detroit
ESSAL
A. W. Frazier
Frazier
Fire Near Union Protects Milk House and More
Neighbors and town volunteers responded to a Monday blaze near Union. The milk house just east of the main house was saved, preventing further loss to nearby structures. Wind favored containment as Horace Kinzer and Frank Packer fled to safety from the second floor amid limited water supply and a tank wagon rescue. Union firemen fought the fire with a chemical apparatus but could not fully control it.
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Union
S. R. Spurlins
Horace Kinzer
Frank Packer
Taxation data shows potential Iowa savings under reform
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation reports a state wide tax revision plan aiming to eliminate state millage and reduce overall taxes. Hardin county could save about 104 185 dollars annually, equal to 9 percent of its total tax bill, with substantial cuts in district school and road taxes and notable shares in city and county taxes. The analysis credits income tax legislation for further savings to property tax payers across every county.
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Town Farm Bureau Federation Publicity Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
48Rd General Assembly
Hardin County
Hardy Friend named in new Willard store robbery suits
Fifteen new civil actions filed with Marshall county clerk by United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co for a 1926 Willard store burglary. Hardy Friend, already imprisoned for fur-robbery complicity, is sued as defendant for 7716.75 with merchandise valued over 8000 stolen and most later recovered. Judge Clarence Nichols to preside. suits set for March term.
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Hardy Friend
Willard
C. A. Norland
Marshall County District
Clarence Nichols
Friend
Fort Madison
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
H. Willard, Son & Co
T.R
State Officials Inspect Eldora Training School With Legislature
Members of the State Board of Control visited Eldora on Saturday to inspect the State Training School for boys. They were joined by the appropriation committee of the Iowa State Legislature. The party included Senator A M McColl and state officials C M Roberts E J Hines Henry J Liebbe and D McCreey Dona Hansen Scott County E M Lichty Black Hawk County and Senator Lew McDonald of Cherokee.
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State Board of Control
Eldora
Towa
A. M. McColl
Keenen
C. M. Roberts
E. J. Hines
Henry J. Liebbe
D. McCreey
Linn County
Dona Hansen
Scott County
Daughters Visit Relatives Then Travel Plans
A daughter spent several days visiting relatives in Eldora and left yesterday for Waterloo to visit Mrs. Boyd's sister Mrs. H. W. Sedvert. They plan to go to Chicago on Saturday, after stopping in Davenport where Mrs. W. H. Soper was seen last Saturday.
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Eldora
Waterloo
Otto Ziesman
Carl Steelblock
California
West Coast
Iowa Senate approves income tax bill and tax reform plan
The Iowa Senate passed a key tax reform measure 29 to 17, with 4 absent, proposing county control of assessments via boards of supervisors under the state board. It would replace many township and city assessors, require sworn property listings, and empower a county assessor to examine records and levy taxes. The House later backed a corporate tax plus tiered rates, with exemptions for individuals, as amendments lowered rates for smaller incomes and set a 3 percent corporate levy. The measure now faces House debates and potential opposition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Legislature Tax Committee
Iowa Senate
Joint Legislative Tax Commission
C. F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
County Board of Supervisors
State Board of Assessment and Review
Senate
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Review
District Court
State Board of Assessment of Review
House
Tax Committee
Nelson of
Story
Reimers of
Lyon
Pianist Dorothea Thompson Broadcast From WMT Waterloo
Miss Dorothea Mae Thompson daughter of Sheriff W H Thompson broadcast a piano program from WMT Waterloo last Thursday evening. Attendees praised her clean cut artistic playing with a firm touch and strong technique. Her selections included Chopin Waltz Op 64 Butterfly Op 48 Grieg Clair de lune Debussy Scacatto Etude Friml Arele quine Chaminade.
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WMT
Dorothea Mae Thompson
Sheriff
W. H. Thompson
Waterloo
Begg
Grieg
DeBussy
Friml
Chaminade
Sunday School Orchestra to Give Church Concert Wednesday
The Baptist church Sunday school orchestra will present a public concert at the church next Wednesday evening at 7 30. No admission charge is listed, but a free will offering is hoped for. The group frequently performs during services and takes pride in its music.
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the Baptist Church
Girls County Tournament Opens With Eldora In Pairings
The girls county basketball tournament set for Eldora gym hosts opening games Friday at seven p.m. Eldora faces Owasa, then Ackley meets New Providence while Whitten faces Town Falls and Radcliffe plays Union. Hubbard declines participation. Eldora seeks its third straight county title as Iowa Falls wins Hardin County final 37 to 16. A farm home near Owasa suffered a Sunday morning fire, Everett Huffman and family escaping with only a few clothes as their house burned. contents were partly insured.
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Eldora Gymnasium
Whorrall of
Beaman
Eldora
Owusa
Ackley
New Providence
Whitten
Town Falls
Radcliffe
Union
Hubbard
Iowa Falls
Iowa Falls High School
Providence
Steamboat Rock
State Training School
Owasa
Alden
Everett Huffman
Everett
Feldora
Cannon Reaches Full Readiness at Court Yard Site
Cannon back on wheels ready for sentinel duty east of the courthouse. Henrik Fauerby painted and tested the piece, restoring it to near new condition for potential battleship defense. Putt Mossman, versatile Iowa horseshoe champion, moves into acting in Hollywood with a series of short subjects underway this week in Des Moines.
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Court Yard
Court House
Henrik Fauerby
State Legion meeting attended by commanders in Des Moines
Commander Darrell Brown El vin Ryan Dr Stonebrook Earl Tatman Horace Edmondson and Harry Leopold attended the state meeting of the Legion commanders and adjutants at Des Moines on Monday. They report a most interesting meeting and school of instruction.
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Darrell Brown
Elvin Ryan
Dr. Stonebrook
Earl Tatman
Horace Edmondson
Harry Leopold
Legion
Des Moines
Beekeepers and Poultry Club Meet in Harden County
A. D. Worthington of the extension department will speak to Harden county beekeepers at the Farm Bureau office on Tuesday March 3. A series of apiary meetings will follow if interest remains. In the afternoon a round table on bee management will be led by Worthington. A Poultry Club meeting is set for Hubbard on Wednesday March 4 at 1 30 in the high school gym with Vernon from the extension department present to discuss 4 H poultry work and show breeding stock advancement.
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Kenneth
Bob Schneider
Burton King
Wayne Pickett
Billy van Patter
Webster City
Eldora Boys
Eldora High School
A. D. Worthington
Extension Department
Farm Bureau
Hardin County
Worthington
Smith Hughes
Hubbard
Vernon
Poultry Extension Department
D. C. Bolles
Radcliffe
Producing Co Moves HQ for Mrs Herrald Productions
United Producers relocate headquarters from Waterloo to Hidora and assume booking duties, aiming for easier access. They report strong progress, with the Jack Tarr production by Mrs Herrald drawing big crowds in Marshalltown and touring multiple towns now.
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United Producers
Mrs. Herrald
Hidora
Waterloo
Jack Tarr
Marshalltown
Rotary Club Inter-City Meeting Stirs Members At Marshall
Local Rotary Club members attended an inter-city meeting in Marshall on Tuesday evening. Attorney Mr. Flynn from Minneapolis and former Rotary International director was the principal speaker and his talks were well received.
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Rotary Club
Marshalltown
Flynn
Minneapolis
Rotary International
Fellowship Meeting Planned for Iowa Falls Knights of the Grip
Nearly 100 traveling salesmen base in Iowa Falls and cover the north and central Iowa territory. The Community Club organizes a fellowship meeting on March 6 with dinner program and social session to better acquaint members and town business leaders. The local creamery handled 1,300,229 pounds of cream, 412,464 pounds of butterfat, produced 510,529 pounds of butter, with 98,065 pounds over run. Butterfat averaged 41.4 cents per pound for the year, highest 46 cents and lowest 34 cents in December. The creamery served 254 patrons, paid out $158,849 for cream. 1931 officers: President J. K. Santee, VP W. H. Warner, Treasurer C. J. Kelsey. Butter maker J. R. Jones.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa Territory
Knights of the Grip
Best Industries
New York
J. K. Santee
W. H. Warner
C. J. Kelsey
J. R. Jones
Notes of the Court House and county official meeting
The Board of Supervisors and county officials met in Mason City for a district gathering with state officials to discuss highway policies. Licensing activity noted includes 5964 car plates 582 trucks and 39 trailers issued to date with a rush ahead of record pace. Five marriage licenses issued recently and four new court cases set for April term including two divorces and a large estate dispute involving 14 parties. Hardin county February reports show deeds mortgages and other filings including 13 deeds and 65 chattels with 21 cars among them.
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Board of Supervisors
Mason City
Dan Cupid
Harold Golly
Ccc Ccce
Helen Sehwinger
Edward K. Hanssen
Bernice I. Hans
Harm Harms
Jeanette Peters
William Sylveston
Hazel Bingham
W. Deer
Minerva Rudolfsen
Lottie Freese
John Freese
Jena Mae Wheeler
George Wheeler
Julius Osmundson
Chris Sampson
Clang Osmondson
Chicago Stock Land Bank
State Nat’! Bank
Iowa Falls
Towa Falls
Iowa
I .F. Reynolds
Warren Dodd
Whitten
Fred Dodd
C. V. Hauser
Wm. Nakker
NE & SE NW
Road Work Starts East of Town With Cement Project
Road work begins on No. 58 east of town with grading and ditching in full swing. West of town culverts are being installed preparing for pavement. Open cement work in February is notable in Iowa. Trees and brush are being cleared to widen the road and fences moved. Land is being bought at 200 dollars per acre.
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Town
Iowa
Molesting Scout Camp Property Reported At Local Camp
Boy Scout camp reports theft and vandalism as store room lock was broken and first aid items scattered. Iodine bandages and a thermometer damaged while a bullet was fired at the lock. Two youths are under suspicion and warned to stay away from private camp property.
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Boy Scout Camp
Saw Man Seriously Injured In Cedar Rapids Area Incident
Henry Brown driving near Conrad Tuesday witnessed a serious accident when a tree fell on a man as workers cut it He tried to warn boys nearby and was struck himself The injured man was rushed to a hospital in Marshalltown Wendell Edward Clay and Delmar Swasend were Cedar Rapids callers Sunday afternoon
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Henry Brown
Conrad
Marshalltown
Wendell
Edward Clay
Delmar Swasend
Cedar Rapids
Candidate Harry Marks for School Board in local race
Harry Marks, a first time school board candidate with banking background and four children in local schools, notes strong interest in education as neighbors urged him to run. Four candidates compete for the board and W E Rathbone seeks treasurer without opposition. Carl Johnson to run Wyatt Johnson store under his name after buying his father's interest and continuing a well regarded local business.
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Harry Marks
Grinnell College
W. E. Rathbone
Carl Johnson
Wyatt Johnson
New Providence
Carl
Federal Crop Report on Iowa Hogs Marketing in 1930
Iowa hog marketings in 1930 totaled 12,180,000 head, about 1 percent below 1929. The report, by Leslie M. Carl, notes direct packer sales rose to 61.4 percent of harvests, with 38.6 percent through central markets, and outlines vertical marketing trends from 1900 onward. Preliminary hog value for 1930 is estimated at 275,660,000 dollars.
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Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Towa
Ottumwa
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Davenport
Dubuque
Illinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Steamboat Rock robbers sentenced to reformatory
A large court crowd heard the three young men plead guilty to robbing the Steamboat Rock bank. Judge Garfield sentenced them to the Anamosa state reformatory for up to 25 years, with parole possible in the future. Framing later motions, Mehlenbine v State Highway Commission continued. Lawrence v Bavender delayed. Lee Howe pleads guilty to contributing to a delinquent child, sentenced to 30 days more and a $100 fine.
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Monay
Bateson
Lloyd Havens
Dean W. Peison
E. H. Lundy
Garfield
Anamosa
Tompson
State Reformatory
Thompson
Marshall McMillan
F. H. Mehlenbine
State Highway Commission
Mehlenbine
No. 66
Hubbard
Supreme Court
California
Clive
Canada
Union
Lee Howe
Omaha
T.G
Howe
Iowa Falls
Ackley Woman Recovering After Train Strike
Miss Nancy Power, 67, of Ackley, injured Tuesday when struck by an Illinois Central passenger train near Hawk Eye station Iowa Falls, is recovering at Ellsworth hospital. Doctors report a fracture of the left leg below the knee and minor cuts and bruises, with conditions less serious than initially feared.
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Ackley
Ellsworth
Iowa Falls
Nancy Power
Illinois Central
Hawkeye
Miss Power
Sigourney Bakery Reorganizes Under New Pastry Cook
In Sigourney John Schneider takes charge of the bakery Monday morning and introduces a new pastry cook to assist in bread work. Expect some adjustment to the oven and flour, with hopes of soon producing the high quality local goods.
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John Schneider
Sigourney
John
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