Public School Grade Track Meet and Senior Activities
The Grade Track Meet at the fair ground saw the eighth grade win with 69 points, followed by the seventh with 20 and sixth with 1. Faculty-Senior breakfast is planned for Saturday May 5 at Wayside 7. Junior-Senior Banquet set for May 12 in the high school gym. April typing awards list recognitions including certificates and bronze pins for several students. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. T. J. Dowling, May 20 in the high school auditorium. Class Night program on May 22 features music, salutatory, class history and prophecies, president’s talks, and senior songs. Commencement on May 24 with address by Prof. Sidney Chandler and diplomas presented by A. D. Davis. seniors listed. Teachers’ picnic reported at Wild Cat Cave. Senior class play well received. tickets sold in advance. County Track Meet slated for May 6 at the Training School. A big dust storm occurred Monday. dust storms are noted as a recent pattern. An injury report notes a girl breaking her left arm after a fall near her home, with family context included.
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Fair Ground
April Smith
Merle Davidson
Donald Wilson
Harold Cable
Lucy Reece
Underwood
Viola Lund
George Starr
Helen Cox
Edna Steinfeldt
Pearl Doud
Remington
Gerald Mason
T. J. Dowling
Taloys
Fern Reisinger van Warthaw
Glen Button
America
Sidney Chandler
Cornell College
Louise Furman
W. G. Clark
A. D. Davis
Richard Boyd
Glen Button Gladge Button
Margaret Shafer
Lorraine Diehl
Fern Reisinger
Iva Ayres
Thelma Carlson
Miriam Burgess
Louise Furman Mamie Drier
Marjorie Vilmont
Myrtle Kirkdorffer
Luella Faye
Ethel Johnson
Horace Emmett Howard McCall
Sam Elliott
Amanda Steinfeldt
Evelyn Hough
Lois Vinton
Minnie Roll
Ruth Stielow
Edward Hodge
Edward Paine
Dean Warthow
Wilms Sheldon
Mildred Baker
Mabel Mitterer
Gladys_ Smith
Clara Barr Maurine Johnston
George Rebschull
Agnes
Miss Whaley
New Social Service Worker Miss Cook to Start in Hardin
Miss Cook has been secured to take over Hardin county social service duties and will begin on the 28th. Miss Van Tuseeldorp started the work here. Cook brings University of Minnesota experience. George Steep Jr. reports appointment as instructor at the University of Illinois next year with aims toward a PhD in French. The creamery well rig is up requiring removal of a window and roof hole to supply water for operations.
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Miss Cook
Social Service
Hardin County
Miss van Tuseeldorp
University of Minnesota
George Steep Jr
State University
University of Illinois
Lhat
Eldora
Blerding
Guo. Blerding
North Dakota
California
Eugeny Blerding
University of California At
Sereley
Elerding
Daily Californian
Oaklad
Oakland Tribune
New Dakota
Price
Judges Wood
Judge Wood
Congress
Waterloo
Flo
Citizens Camp to Be in August
General Smith announced nearly half of applications received for the Citizens Military Training Camps to be held in August. Camps are voluntary with no military obligation, funded by the government, and open to top youth from schools and colleges. The program emphasizes loyalty, discipline, and civic responsibility with free uniforms, meals, medical care, and rail fare refunds. Visitors welcome on weekends as part of War Department policy.
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the Sonne
War Department
Hard to Figure Leaders in Ledger Campaign
Ledger campaign leaders face a whirlwind finish as two periods determine the race. Votes will pile up in the final days while subscriptions and cash reports shape the outcome. Several candidates exit as the field narrows and the close nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Tatala Ani
Hammill's Road Bond Plan Outlined for Iowa Primary
Governor Hammill sets forth 11 reasons to approve the proposed 100 million dollar state highway bond issue, arguing it speeds primary road completion, saves operating costs, avoids new taxes, and complements county bonds. He asserts the program is economical and comprehensive compared to county bonds, needing about ten years less to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John Hammill
Torre-Hombhation
Repubican
Hammill
Rodeo Set for June Days by Fair Association
The Fair Association plans a two day rodeo on June 14 and 15 with the manager preparing for a Montana trip to care for horses and riders, aiming for a great show. A wind gust damaged a wine carrier plane during rounds in Union, sending it into a telephone pole as crews struggled to control it.
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The
Fair Association
Montana
Union
April Term District Court Opens With Memorial For Judge Thompson
Petit jurors ordered to report on May 7 as April term note moved from April 30 due to schedule shift. Grand jury reported indicting five. one defendant, Harvey Pulis, pleaded guilty to intoxicating liquor charge and received a 300 dollar fine or three months, with 200 suspended on payment of 100 plus costs. Names and cases listed include numerous property and justice matters, with marriage licenses issued to Vernon Graves and Lola Krives, Will Schrader and Martha Huesinga, and Ross K E Boyd and Alma Toldt.
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Thompson
Miss Howard
Grand Jury
Tuesaday
Henderson
Elmer Ostheimer
Harvey Pulis
Guity
Pulis
Town Falls
First Natl Bk
F. Va
Oamund Shane
Blk
Iowa Falla
Enosburg Malis Sav. Bk. d& Tre.Co
A. J. Freerichs
Bous F. D. Felton
James Trapp
Enosburg Falls Sav
Bk. & Tre. Co
A. J. DeWitt
Mabel ‘Todd
Rankin
Lawn Hill
Vernon Graves
Lola Bnives
Will Schrader
Marthy Huesinga
Ross KE. Boyd
Alma Toldt
Notes From Farm Bureau Campaign and 4-H Club Growth
Farm Bureau plans aimed at 960 total members feature township targets of 17, 10, 18, 17, 17 and 16 new memberships with two rival teams in each township. Florence Forbes led a Home Furnishing Legion for 4-H leaders, while 4-H enrollment nationwide reached 618 000 in 1927, up 32 000 from 1926. Also reported is the arrest and conviction of BH ot, kanner for past offenses, including a federal prison stint, a recent Dowes incident, and a Wright county jail sentence with a $500 fine.
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Mamipaign
Ja. Baing
Providence Township
Grant Township
Pleasant Township
Eldora Township
Buckeye Township
Aative Farm Bureau
Florence Forbes
Agricultural Extension Department
United States
Kanner
Fort Leavenworth
Anumosu
Iowa Falla
Anamosa
Dows
Tanner
Dowd
Hemingway
Erickson
Johnson
Clarian
Garfield
Wright County
Enclosed coupon offers Hardin Coin subscription
A clipped notice invites readers to mail or bring a coupon for a Hardin Coin subscription, with a request to bend the paper to point to the recipient and include a credit vote.
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Hardin
Old 45 caliber cartridges found in garden mystery
Henry Adams unearthed several 45 caliber cartridges while walking in a garden. The buried shells are corroded. origin and placement mystery. Some recall Eldora’s June 1885 trouble, but no certainty remains. Drake University Girls Glee Club performed a fine concert at the Christian church and then traveled by bus to Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Eldora
Drake Girls
Drake University
Christian Church
Grundy Center
Lowden gains momentum in battle for Republican nomination
Governor Frank Lowden, a former Hardin county boy, builds strength as the June Republican convention nears. Analysts note his growing delegate pledged total, potential cross-appeal to Wall Street and farmers, and possible victory in a general election with an electoral path that could rival Smith.
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Frank ©. Lowden
Hardin County
Lowden
Hoover
Republican Party
Wall Street
Holver
Smith
Friends of
Illinois
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Ialand
Ilinois
California
Iinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Pennnsylvania
Missouri
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Hingis
Rathat Lowden
Rhode Island
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Minsissippi
New Mexico
North Carolim
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Delaware
Idaho
Maine
Maryland
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Avenuele
Wyoming
Ackley reporter notes rail bids and electric light progress
Caspar Jutting, 84, visits south of Cleves and reflects on long residence in the area. Great Northern expands, while M&StL remains active, with Alden depot now lit by electricity. Phyllis Spencer to tour on a Redpath-Banter circuit. A bad check suspect served jail time. Illinois Central officials pass through Ackley. St John’s church fund seeks 6000 dollars. Dr. Seymour’s reported death in China arrives. Ackley municipal band judged at Drake relays. Ackley electric plant expansion nears completion. Judge Wood campaigns in the area. Eldora baseball plans advance. Ole Peterson may join. Kerkhoff Produce Station sold to A A Johnson and Earl Tatman from Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Jutting
South of Cleves
Ackley
Mr. Jutting
Oclwein
Waterloo Courier
Great Northern
Northwest
Wineia Central
Alden
Alog
Women's Club
Fincel
Phyllis Spencer
J. A. Spencer
Lows Falls
Chicago
Canada
Iowa Falls
Illinois Central Railroad
President Downs
St. John’s Church
Mra. Geo. French
Daily Press
Iter F. Seymour
Tintsing, Chine
Clare W. Chenette
Drake University
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Horton
W. Collins
Collins
Citizens
Leo
Bar Monts
A. S. Monta
Marshalltown
Wellsburg
Studebaker
Hiram Gerdis
Earl
Moats
Gerdis
Times-Republican
Ackley Boostera
Commercial Club
Farmers State Bank
H. A. Caratens
J. Doopke
H. Coler
F. J. Gressler
Harry Holmen
People of
Hampton
C. F. Osborne
Frank J. Goller
Schenectady
Jay Silver Ball
Zaller
A. P. Ternes
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Zaller
Hampton Recorder
Ben ‘Berka Ia
S. B. Auto
Edward A. King
Livoree Trivial Mac Ballentyne Ve Wm
Ballantyne, Divares F. J. Conrad Va Lacey Grain Co
Farm Bureau
TY Ledger
Credit
Hardin County News
Belig
Checker
Ole Peterson
Ellsworth
A. A. Johnson
Earl Tatman
Gladbrook
Kerkhoff Produce Station
Mr. Johnson
Myr. Tatman
Jean
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