Rules for State Park in Hardin County Iowa
Custodian Davison leads park crew in Pine Creek State Park cleanup and summer prep. New bath house near completion, boat rentals available, and visitors from Italy Scotland Iceland and eleven states plus twenty one Iowa counties registered. Park rules forbid fires outside designated places, trash disposal, littering, removing plants or wildlife, pets, camping, trespassing on the island, fishing, and require park registration. The Park is under the State Conservation Board.
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Davison
Pine Creek State Park
American Legion
Bath Hovee
Italy
Scotland
Iceland
New Yor
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Indiana
Califonia
Vermont
Missouri
Webster
Hamilton
Lloyd Page
Warren
Black Hawk
Jasper
Chickasaw
Poweshiek
Wright
Winnebago
Hardin
State Conservation Board
Fragmented OCR sports note on a rough outing
An unclear report mentions Ghristian Panthen running eight Lj in hig foot, causing him pain. The text references careful attention around O. K. hagkat Saar and all Fouebe, with a focus on the outing and lingering discomfort.
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Ghristian Panthen
O. K. Hagkat Saar
Making Track Over They Are Waking The Race Track
Work crews at the fair grounds prepare the track for big races. Crews also improve roads and mark streets. Street parking will be limited as cars will angle at the curb to allow space for driving lanes.
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Fair Grounds
Fark
Public School Notes and Eldora Pennant Report
Notes from public school highlight the manual training display by Mr. L Mersey and a faculty picnic at City Park with outdoor fun and swings. The Eldora pennant section details Eldora’s 14 to 2 victory over Union and Whitsten, plus several other match results, and lists player batteries for each game. It also notes Herbert F Engelking of Alden high school earning a top 100 average at Town State College in Ames, reflecting strong scholarship and honor societies.
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St. Mary's
Dubuque
John McNamara
St. Patrick’s Church
Fonena
Iowa
Father McNamara
Ireland
America
Columbia
St. Joseph's College
Tasy
Paris
St. Sulpice Paris
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Fabre
St. Joseph's
Key West
Nevada
Sanborn
Key West Bis
Migeign
Eldora
St. Joseph
St, .Patrick’s Church
Monona
Grace
L. Mersey
Iwilch
Glass
Union
Training School
Steamboat Rock
New Providence
Alden
Ackley
P. Cordes
C. Geo. Gethman
P. Chinburg
C. Gethman
P. Carol Riley
Chinburg
Gethman
Amas
Simon Engelking
Sons ‘Falls
Alden High
Ames
Alden Times
Herbert F. Engelking
Alden High School
Town State College
Towas State College
Bankers Attend Meeting Amid Promised Reforms
The text describes bankers slated to attend a Wednesday session at Bidaeth Nn ae, with mention of a secretary and plans to test attendees. It hints at financial matters, expectations of improvement, and possible early arrivals on Tuesday morning.
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Mar
Art Kiapie. In Des Moline UF rove back.
Des Moline notes mention Art Kiapie with UF movement back as a key item. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local sports or personal notice involving names and place. Further readable context is limited, yet the piece preserves names and a geographic tag.
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Art Kiapie
Divorce Case Attracts Crowds At County Courthouse
Notes from the county capitol report a high profile Biebershimer divorce case drawing large crowds and witnesses from Iowa counties. Mentioned are marriages licenses issued to Dimke Laapack Morrison Barhite Geller and Caster and Wilson divorces for cruel and inhuman treatment. A deputy sheriff made a 24 hour round trip to fetch Glenn Duncan on a bench warrant for wife desertion.
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Biebershimer
McGreevy
Ackley
Bieberschimer
Marengo
Iowa
Iowa County
Chas, Dimke
Laapack
Edna Morrison
Bur Barhite
Edna Geller
Clara Caster
Chas. Caster
Martha. Wilson
Perry Wilson
Morris
Marshalltown
Chicago
Glenn Duncan
Eldora
Farm Bureau Ladies to Meet at New Jersey Church
The Ladies Section of the Farm Bureau for Providence and Poin Vieasant Townships will meet at New Jereienes church in May. The meeting aims to discuss a Home project and hopes for attendance by members unable to attend.
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Fann ‘Bureau
Providence
Poin Vieasant
Jereienes
Farm Bureau conference eyed in Ackley gathering
Farmers from eleven districts plan a Friday meeting in Ackley on May 22 to discuss Farm Bureau issues in Iowa’s 6th congressional district. The program includes welcomes, talks by Congressman Dickinson and Chas E Hearst, a dinner, and open discussion. Wool growers plan pooling and shipping wool to factories.
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Ackley
Farm Bureau Organization
Cedar Fells
Waterloo
K. P. Hall
V. B. Hamilton
Chas. E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Wardin County
T A
Dickinson
Algona
Chas
Hearst
Iowa
Hardin County
Towa
Falla
Eldara
He County
Heaton
Presant
Monthly cow test results from Hardin County association
The April report shows Wm. H. bait’s herd at Tea Falls leading with 41.4 pounds fat and 1170 pounds milk per cow. Second was Chas. Mark herd of Iowa Falls with 1154 pounds milk, 40.44 pounds fat. Third was McCord’s Holsteins at Union with 1005 pounds milk, 30.1 pounds fat. Fifth went to J. S. Martin’s Jersey herd at New Providence with 641 pounds milk, 36.6 pounds fat. The top individual comes from J. N. Martin of New Providence, a purebred Jersey cow yielding 1170 pounds milk, 70.2 pounds fat. The ten highest producers include Jersey cows and Holsteins from Iowa Falls, Eldora, New Providence, and Union. In total, 830 cows produced 267,977 pounds milk for April, with 10,228.7 pounds fat, averaging 798 pounds milk and just over one pound fat per cow per day.
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Hardin County Testing Association
Wm. H
Iowan Talla
Edwin Mason
Union
J. S. Martin
Jersey
New Providence
J. N. Martin
F. BL. Upton
Eldora
Chas A. Merk
Town Falls
P. B
Iowa Falls
W. Oh
Drelet
Roy
N. Finster
P. Hal
Urucumeier Hubbard
Martin
Wilk
W. H. Jieder
Iowa
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Granzow dies at eight days
Sean Edgar Granzow and Dian Kira Gramzow welcomed an infant son born April 40 1925 and died May 8 1925 at eight days. Funeral services were held at the home northwest of town and burial occurred in Eldora Cemetery. Rev C J Tresow officiated.
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Sean Edgar Granzow
Dian’ Kira "Gramzow
Ed Granzow
Baturdey
Eldora Cemetery
C. J. Tresow
Muscatine High School hires former university coach
A partially readable clipping notes a figure linked to Muscatine High School as an assistant freshman coach from the University of Iowa. The document states a fixed annual salary of $1,800.
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Muscatine
Suamon
Hidora
Jine
Bear Srefan
Gan Politi ‘Lene
Affaan Hae
University of Towa
Waes
Local Family News Fragment
Fragmentary notes mention Mr and Mrs Homer Cowell and Mr and Mrs John Cowell with children visiting relatives. The readable text is incomplete and does not specify dates locations or summarized events.
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Homer Cowell
John “Cowall
Death of Herbert Quick Shocks Local Friends
Herbert Quick died suddenly while preparing for a lecture at Columbia Missouri. Friends here lament his loss as a novelist whose works including Vandermark's Polly and The Yawkeye and His Inter Novel place him among American writers. He was in his early fifties and widely regarded for his talent. Kiwanis Club Hosts Ames Event Leaders and members praised Jimny McCusker for a strong storytelling performance that evening.
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Herbert Quick
Columbia
Vandermark
Polly
Yawkeye
Hardin
Grundy
Kiwanis Club
Elfory
Ames
Jimny McCusker
Citizens Military Training Camps Open in August 1926
The United States Government will run three Citizen's Military Training Camps in the Seventh Corps Area from August 1 to 30, 1926. Eligible youths 18 to 37 years, of good character, may attend. The program blends outdoor life, military training, and athletic coaching to foster physical and moral development into better American citizens. The government covers rail fare, meals, lodging, uniforms, laundry, and medical care at the camps.
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United States
Seventh Corps
Misochicoke
Havng
Army
Omaha
Nebr
Elvin Ryan
Eldora
Fire at Alden home sparks roof, quickly extinguished
Fire at the A F P Bushman residence in Alden Friday began from chimney embers igniting roof shingles. Firemen contained the blaze with no reported damage. Multiple local notes recount livestock sales, a fatal auto incident, and a deadly accident involving twin toddlers.
Qualifying Golf Tournament for Boone Valley Team
Qualifying event runs Wednesday May 18 to Friday May 20 to select the Boone Valley team. The eight lowest 18 hole scores advance, with nine consecutive holes minimum. Players may challenge teammates every two weeks during Boone Valley matches. Cards due to Fred Wehrman, chairman, by the deadline.
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Boone Valley
Fred’ Wehrman
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