Public School Notes From the Facility Log Amid Busy Week
Supt. Clark reports faculty turnout at the ballot box with many using absent voter ballots. Athletic dates include Hampton hosting Armistice Day football at 3:15 and Eldora games, while the sophomore party and noon duty duties fill the week. Scarlatina subsiding, three percent attendance incentives shown. junior class play planned for December seventh with tryouts today. Typing awards listed and Armistice Day program details note a 2:15 address by Dean W. Peisen and a 3:00 football game at the fair grounds.
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Monthly Cow Test Results in Hardin County October report
The Hardin County Cow Testing Association logs 393 cows tested. average 122 pounds per cow and 20.8 pounds butterfat. Forty one cows exceed 40 pounds butterfat. one above 60. Five top herds listed with owners J. N. Martin, Wm. Dreier, Roy Finster, Butler Dougan, and E. M. Tandy, plus five high cows including Nellie and Daisy with strong butterfat figures.
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Hoover sweeps country in decisive election landslide
The Republican surge captures forty states, Hoover leads with a large electoral majority while Smith gains strong popular support. Democratic hopes fade across the South and Northeast. Senate and House majorities trend Republican, with governors also tilting GOP.
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Miss Moone Wilson Passes Away at Home
Miss Moone Wilson died at her sister's home after a brief illness. She was buried in Sentinel Cemetery beside her parents and other family members, with funeral rites set for the coming week.
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Wood Trial On In Court In Carleton Wood Case
Judge Clock opens the murder in the first degree case of Carleton Wood of Lyle Minnesota for the death of Aymer D. Davis after a day’s work a jury panel of six men and six women is seated County Attorney Cameron outlines shooting details while Wood’s defense is led by E O Lundy and Sassé. The trial is expected to be hard fought with spectators filling the courtroom.
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Robinson Wins for Congress in Nine-County Victory
Congressman J. A. Robinson of Hampton won a decisive victory Tuesday over Democrat Theo Tierney of Dubuque by a large margin. Robinson carried all nine counties except Dubuque, increasing his county vote from 6,144 two years ago to 8,400 this election in a sweeping district win.
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IOWA IN LINE FOR HOOVER AND GOVERNOR HAMILL
Iowa voters backed Herbert Hoover with a strong statewide majority and elected John Hammill as governor. The Republican slate secured a large state ticket and a Republican legislature, while bond issues and amendments passed by wide margins. Results show Hoover leading Smith by about 24,000 votes with telegram-like detail on precincts and minor candidates, alongside local contests and a husking contest outcome.
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Unofficial Election Returns for Governor and Officials 1928
Unofficial returns dated November 6 1928 show results for governor congress supervisor and road bond with ampersand figures and scattered totals across counties. Highlights include anticipated leads for major parties and local officials awaiting final certification as totals trickle in from polling precincts.
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Rerommenids Rial Change The in peebar owhi mne here
The text reports various local electoral results and transportation notes. Superior Court in Town Falls carried 1205 to 372, bond issue 08 to 218, Hardin township 840 to 97, with the city total of TR, the largest turnout in town Balls.
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Dedicating Sto Prats church with November 18 rites
The Sto Prats avangeeleal Lutheran church plans a dedicatory service on Sunday November 18 to mark the move from the old to the new building. Activities include a German language service at 10 46 AM and English and German services in the afternoon and evening, with a noon luncheon served gratis.
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Red Cross Roll Call Starts and Goals 1927
The Red Cross Roll Call begins with a national role in disaster relief public health nursing and aid to veterans. It outlines membership levels from dollar to supporting and contributing options, notes the 1927 goal of 5 million members and current enrollments, and emphasizes government partnership and international relief duties.
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Town youth killed in car wreck near Tows Mills
Town Falla Boy Killed Ivis Ligwitt a high school junior died Thursday night when the car he rode in plunged over a nine foot embankment. His companion escaped serious injury. He was a football and wrestling team member. Funeral held Saturday. burial at Steamboat Rock.
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Back On Job Again Chas Stebe Flagman Returns
Chas Stebe, who was struck by a woman driver near M and St, is back on duty as flagman at the crossing last Thursday. Valley Hall hosts annual start on Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the school gym. Town men invited to join and enjoy the sport.
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