Desperate jail escapee tied to Nebraska case returns
Roy Logan, held at the local jail for passing checks under the name Floyd Allen, is identified as a danger and wanted in Nebraska for breaking jail in 1928. Nebraska authorities quickly flagged him after photos and fingerprints were circulated. Sheriff Smith will escort him back, while other inmates face transfers and charges for grand larceny.
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Roy Logan
Town Falls
Floyd Allen
Nebraska
Ender
Nebraska Penitentary
Aglan
Tekama
Nebr
Omaha
Smith
Hovey
Algona
Roy Markley
Markley
Indy
Iowa Falls
Ryan
Iows Falls
Benda
Cedar Rapida
Luglan
Hardin County to Attend Iowa Farm Bureau Meeting
Hardin County Farm Bureau plans a large delegation to the Iowa Federation annual meeting. Officers directors and township home project chairs will be seated, with many expected to attend. The event signals the county’s engagement amid statewide farmer troubles and emphasizes the Farm Bureau’s role in support and membership growth. Seed corn tests from Hardin County reveal rising concerns with notes indicating strong, weak, or dead kernels.
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Hardin County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Town Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Assessors of County Meet and Budget Changes
The Assessors of the County met at the courthouse last Thursday to review supplies and instructions. Levi Allison of Iowa Falls led as chairman with Co. F. Brownell as secretary. The schedule from last year remains in force with yearling costs reduced from 20 to 16 dollars. The minutes list values for livestock and related products, followed by a roster of assessors from numerous townships and towns throughout Hardin County.
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Court House
Levi Allison
Iowa Falls
F. Brownell
Salter
Golta
J. H. Abben Ackley
Etna
A. Scott
Hardin Top
F. Johnson
Alden
Geo
Gardner Alden
A.C. Reb
Buckeye
Carl F. Siclair
Miller Elia
Clarence Hoffman Jackson
Owain
Clay Two
Steamboat Rock
Eldora
Pleasant Twipton
C. A. Hoover
G. F. Brownell
Thos
Lytle
A. H. Rudolph
Hubbard
H. E. Hilker
Sherman
Fred Kuhfus Radcliffe
P. J. Hoffman
Concord Tan
Otis Tvedt
Grant
Gust Hoelacher
W. Andrews
Otis Rash Gee
D. Walton Jellle
G. Halden
Clarence F. Long
Providence
Union
Whitten
Tragedy Strikes Dixon Family In Omaha Car Fatality
Mrs Steve Sayer and Mrs Will Sealle rushed to Omaha Friday after word their relatives son, a year old, was killed instantly by a car. Mrs Dixon recently attended the funeral of Miss Hartley and was in town for the tragedy.
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Omaha
Steve Sayer
Will Sealle
Marshalltown
Guy Dixon
Dixon
Mies Hartley
Attending Fi B Convention in Des Moines
Mrs J E Thackrey A E Veline and Mr and Mrs P Weichman attend the State Parni Burau Convention in Des Moines this week as observers and delegates.
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J. E. Thackrey
A. _E. Veline
P. ©. Weichman
Des Moines
Stolen Vice Trola At Robertson School Sparks Outcry
Hardin County clippings report a sneak thief took the vice trola from Robertson school during vacation. It notes this is the second theft at that school as residents decry the low act while children saved nickels and dimes for the purchase. Also covered: S M Lacy of Iowa Falls fractures his right hip in a bakery cafe accident, Frank Allen dies in Los Angeles auto crash, Albert Mein patents a rotary snow plow promising a 14 foot wide cleared path, a brief note on a radio coinage term radiotrician, and Mrs. R L McFarland's illness during a St Joe visit.
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Qur
Hardin Tsunly
Trola
Robertson
Chia
S. M. Lacy
Iowa Falls
Seisinger Cafe
Dra Wray & Pageluen
Town Falls
Frank Allen
Los Angeles
Public Schools Notes and the Public Schools Teachers Party
Faculty members were entertained at Mise ith Hogle’s home on Monday evening with games and refreshments organized by Miss Hagis Venter Spengler and Oetting. A double header basketball schedule followed with Elk Horn and Grundy Center teams. the boys’ game extended beyond regulation with five overtimes. Exam week and a home declamatory contest are scheduled, with participants listed. Legal notices and local obituaries appear among the text.
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Miseith Hogle
Hagis
Venter
Spengler
Oetting
Hamyeam Mab
Lno
Fmmere
Elkdorn
F. Balua
A. Todd
Lucille Hall
Dornsbach
Newhall
2. Johnson
C. Nelson
BF. White
P.M. Brown
R. Powell
W. Cordes
Grundy Center
Hampton
Town Falls
Correction Notice In Dodge Prices At Motor Co
A printing error listed wrong prices for the Typa B Sudan in the Dodge ad. Old price 1046 corrected to 896, all papers updated after limited early issue. Also mentions local hospital notes with several patient entries and surgeries.
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Idera Motor Co
Sudan
May Oust Senator Brookhart May Oust Senator Brookhart
Iowa contest over Brookhart seat nears resolution as Steck leads subcommittee. The report favors seating Democrat Steck, with ballots and scratched votes debated. Brookhart’s 443,817 vs Steck 447,044 in contested tally, and 86,384 votes declared for neither. Joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installation reported along with County Farm condition and hog yield update.
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Washington, D. C
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Thas
Daniel F. Stack
Brookhart
Town
Berckhwart
Yierney
Steck
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Sube
Brockhart
Robert M. la Follette
Coolidge
Republican Old Guard
Avon F
Spencer
Missouri
Ernst
Kentucky
Watson
Indiana
Higurea
Stuck
Brook
Steek
Chicago Tribune
Report of Social Service Worker in Hardin County
A review from April 1928 outlines aims of the Social Service Worker program, emphasizing restoring disadvantaged families to independence, coordinating with agencies, and serving as a community center. It discusses causes of poverty, the need for self-help, and the balance of financial aid with guidance, while stressing the value of professional social work and public understanding to sustain progress.
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Hardin County
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