Carter Elected Speaker of Iowa House
Gardin county and Hon L Carter win the speakership vote in the Iowa House with Carter presenting a platform to new members at the Franklin hotel. He stresses fairness, independence from faction, and notes his record as chair of the appropriations committee cutting the state levy to reduce taxes.
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Gardin County
L. ¥. Carter
House
Carter
Iowa House of Representatives
L. V. Carter
Hardin County
T. K. Wolfe
Linn County
Franklin Hotel
Associated Press
Sevialature
Iowa
Appropriations
Benefit for the Y. Camp at Pine Lake in Eldora
The Eldora Community Club sponsors a benefit for Merkerty Y M C A and Y W C A Camp at Pine Lake in the high school auditorium on Friday evening January 21 at eight. Lions Club Male Quartette will headline with a thirty minute recital and special pieces. George Ausdal weighs in with a weightlifting exhibition and Y M C A boys perform pyramids and tumbling.
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Eldora Community Club
Merkerty
Pine Lake
Marshall
Lions’ Club
Kurge
W. GC. A
George Ausdal
Dale Bittner
Meekers
Eldora Yndy Marshalltown
Hardin County social service group forms league at annual meeting
The Hardin County Social Service Commission becomes a League of contributing members at a Court House annual meeting on January 10. The Board of Supervisors backs the plan to fund staff salaries and office costs. Miss Van Dusseldorp presents progress toward organized social service aiding the needy, while Miss Cottrell urges sustained local effort and trained staff. new board nominees include Bryson, Moon, O Neil, Needham, Millworth, and Hunt.
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Court House
Hardin County Social Service Commission of
Hardin County Social Service League
Norman
Board of Supervisors
Organized Social Service
Bridgena
Hardin County Social Service Commission
Hardin County Federation of Women's Clubs
Org
Snedin
Boy] Bryson
Moon
M W. C. O'Neil
S. W. Needham
E. O. Millworth
John Hunt
Louis Cottrell
University Extension Department
Carwin County
Miss Cottrell
Iowa
Eiteony
Hardin County
League of Members
Hospital Notes Recap of Patient Discharges and Procedures
Hospital notes list several patients: Mrs Walter Balvance left the hospital Thursday while Miss Fanny Wilson sought medical care for a few days. Jack Oliver was discharged Friday. Margaret Slater of Hubbard had her tonsils removed. A baby boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Elmer Gillhouse and Mrs L Horning. Mrs John Reese, Mrs Martin Schwarck, and Mrs Charles Snyder of Union had operations or tonsil removals earlier in the week. J R Hendricks of Hubbard was discharged. Frank Uarz had his tonsils removed Wednesday morning.
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Walter Balvance
Fanny Wilson
Jack Oliver
Margaret Slater
Hubbard
Elmer Gillhouse
L . Horning
John Reese
Martin Schwarck
Charles Snyder
Union
J. R. Hendricks
Frank
Uarz
Hardin County News Clippings Report Crashes Burglaries and Fraternity Installations
A New Year day crash on Pearl Brown hill near Iowa Falls left Mrs. Reynolds injured. others escaped. Wellsburg saw burglaries with entry at WH H Noy hardware, door pried, back room entry, glazier damage, and a stolen cash drawer later. Ellsworth college installed Chi Pi Theta as Epsilon chapel of Alpha Kappa Pi with formal installation and a house dance Jan 1 1927. Three Alden boys returned a Webster City man’s stolen car and received $1 for expenses. A Buckeye driver caused a minor collision on River Street with old roads slick from ice. Hardin County’s first schoolhouse origins noted with five surviving students. An eleven-car milk train passed through Iowa Falls en route to New York with precautions. Mrs A B Velng’s mother Afra Point died at Kelsey IA. Otto Ziesman and Oren Drieri plan a six week Los Angeles visit. State Farm Bureau Federation met in Des Moines Jan 11–13 with about 20 Hardin County attendees to gain planning insights for 1927.
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Fred Havens
Chas. Reynolds
Pearl Brown Hill
Iowa Falls
Reynolds
C. G. Berninghausen
Wellsburg
WH. H. Noyon Hardware Company
Chi Pi ‘Theta Fraternity
Epsilon
Alpha Kappa Pi
Ellsworth College
Main
Alden
Keith Wood
George Kirkpatrick
Himer Bolden
Webster City
Sumner J. Osgood
River Street
George Kinney
Buckeye
Washington Avenue
Hardin County
Millard Johnson
W. 3. Johnson
Clinton Dillon
Wm. Fidder
Town Falla
A. A. Smith
Clarion
Wet Havens
Ovnk
New York
Omaha
Chicago
Orient
Bridgens
Iowa
Atute
Stile Department
Nhey
Scntt
Blin Township
Levi Allinson
Town Fallk
Freeman Brownall
Tna
Scott Buckeye
William Miller
Wilia
Chirence Thuffman
Jackson
Stare Clay Township
HL Molkerts Kktora
C. A. Ffoover
Pleasant Township
Phow
Lytle
Olly Rush
Union
Geo
D. Walton
Whitten - Shas
Clough Owasa
Brokaw Ackley
Norman Weber
Towa Falls
Levi Aulayon
Midoru
Brownell Radcliffe
W. J .Sfoffman
Manny Wilson
Notes on the Postal Service and Ice Harvest
A historical recap notes the vast scale of the postal service with billions of pieces annually and thousands of employees including 48,716 letter carriers. It describes rural mail delivery, the railway automations to Utah, and logistics across the nation. Also reports a completed ice harvest at Pine Lake and local church and prize notes from Des Moines and the Register.
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Atlan
Clova
Unitah
Utah
Nome
Arctic Circle
Aly Mail
Legislature in Session Opens as Iowa Moves Forward
Iowa lawmakers assemble in Des Moines ahead of the January 10 session. Speaker-designate likely L. Carter of Hardin County faces opposition from T. L. Wolfe, with agenda including bank guarantees and a $106,000,000 bond plan. Ramsay pushes gasoline regulation with maximum retail price plans, road funding, and municipal bond reforms to aid local streets.
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Iowa
Des Moines
42Nd
General Assembly
L. ¥. Carter
Lawn Hill
Hardin County
Carter
Uno
Hardin
Marth
Mason
T. L. Walfe
Timt County
Tthe Bank Geuarantee
Walter C. Ramsay
County Boards of Supervisors
Justasay
Ramsay
Stameay
Board of Supervisors
Iowa Municipal League
Atreeta
Hardin Herds Lead State In Butterfat Yield December
Hardin county dairy farmers in the Cow Testing Association posted the state's highest butterfat yield per cow for December. The 384 cows averaged 27.6 pounds, up from 23.0 in November, among 71 associations reported in the December Cow Test Association report from Town State College. Pioneer Association of Flack Hawk county ranked second, Brem er county third, Linn County Association No. 1 fourth, and Lake Milla Searville fifth. Marriage License Ony marriage license issued the post with Alyssia Wella Weather Abbott legal.
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Hardin
Hardin County
Town State College
Pioneer Association of Flack
Bremer County
Linn County Association No. 1
Lake Milla-Searville Organization
Assessors Meet to Standardize Hardin County Valuations
Hardin County assessors and Auditor Bridgens met Friday to finalize assessment rolls and discuss uniform statewide standards for real estate valuations. The goal is to base taxes on actual property values, reducing past county-to-county variance while maintaining near current tax charges.
Monthly Cow Test Results Show Top Jerseys Lead
The Hardin County Testing Association reports December results with 884 cows on test and 68 dry cows. Average per cow was 672 pounds milk and 27.6 pounds fat, 3.7 pounds fat above November. Highest herd average was 806 pounds milk with 46.7 pounds fat by J. N. Marti’s purebred Jerseys at New Providence, followed by Mark and Son at Town Falls and Binster Holsteins at Eldora. The report lists individual producers and fat yields, noting Ranale Edith De Kol’s top 2331 pounds milk. Eldora Independents beat Wellsburg 14 to 7 in season opener at Wellsburg.
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Hardin County Testing Association
J. N. Marti
New Providence
A. Mark and Son
Town Falls
Binster
Eldora
Dreier
Iowa Falls
Edwin Mason
Union
Mark and Son
Ranale Edith de Kol
Owe
Chas A. Mark
F. W. Brunemeier
Hubbard
Baker & King Hubbard
Jersey
Chas. A. Mark & Son
Chas A. Mark & Son
Towa Falls
Wm. Dreier
F. H. Brunemeier
P. B. Holateing, 1762 Lbs. Milk, 64.8 Lbs, Fat; Chas
A. Mark & Son
Public School Basketball Notes and Broadcast Plans
A doubleheader with Grundy Center teams yielded 23 17 for the boys and 50 14 for the girls. The Grundy Center boys then lost 24 0 to Tescher’s team at Cedar Malla. next they travel to Reinbeck. A Tone Pally team doubleheader is set for Saturday here. Exams run Tuesday and Wednesday, with semester second starting next Monday. Noon duty shared by Miss Yeater, Miss Patton and Mr. Green. Next Monday the boys and girls growth clubs travel to Ames for a WOI broadcast starting at 8 pm under Miss Clara Philips. program features many choirs and ensembles. (Continued on Page B)
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Grundy Center
Focal Boys
Granity
Cedar Malla
Tescher’sigh
Boys
Villa
Reinbeck
Pally Tuame
WXAMS
Miss Yeater
Miss Patton
Mr. Green
Amen
WOI
Mies Clara Philips
Four
Boys Glee Club Suus
Believe Me
Misser Sikkema Patton
Philips
Juella Scurry
Wuolla Scurry
Rose Girls Glee Club
Hoys
Richard “Gayd
Julius Zeitner
George
Poole
Kenneth Kinney
Dixie
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Marshalltown
Smith
Antartica
Mata
Hardin County News
Otto Ziesman
Oren Drieri
Los Angeles
Calif
Pune
State Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Dureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
the Postal Service OF the
United States
Providence
Thana Hill
Emeny
Howe Aly
Cheiation
Ruy. Rogers of
Des Moles
Christian Church
Mro. Vilmont
Alyssia Wella - Wather Abbott
Legal Legal
Lesiie
Owasa
Eldora Independents
Whlora
Laster Lynk
Chas, Powell
Strank Dornsbach
Harold Mough
Fred Schmitt
Foul Lancaster
Wallace Etheredire
Rays Glee Club
Misa Josephine Sikkema
Sweet and Low Girls Glee Club
Jiitia
Clara Philips
Hingle
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