There’s Something Queer About This in Cemetery Chase
In a cemetery pursuit after bootleggers a car carrying Walter Wyant and passengers fled as Constable Nelson fired into the air. Miss Dunlap and Charles Dawson were wounded, fronts seats, bullets entering Dunlap’s neck and Dawson’s arm. Rev Winter Stein and Mrs Hodaway discuss possible third party rifle involvement while witnesses recount events at the south gate and doctors treat injuries.
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Winter Stein
Nelson
Constable Nelson
Walter Wyant
Soldiers’ Monument
Walter
Miss Dunlap
Charles Dawson
Charles
Miss Dessa
Null
Mra
Rev. Winter Stein
Philip Smith
Rev
Mick Wyner
Shooting inquiries and a community grief in Hawarden
Conflicting reports and high tensions follow a Tuesday night shooting in Hawarden. Local officials Sheriff Synhorst and County Attorney Hoeven will return Friday to continue investigation as mayoral and religious leaders urge calm and patience. The narrative includes a death of a local resident and a large funeral with residents from LeMars and Akron attending.
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Nelson
Orange City
Synhorst
Hoeven
Hawarden
E. T. Dunlap
Dykstra
Industrious Akron Lumber owner and civic leader dies
Norval Newell Moore, born September 3 1842 in Vermont, led Moore brothers lumber ventures from Dubuque to Akron Iowa and eventually Akron Lumber company. He served in home guards during the Civil War and held public posts including Akron mayor, town clerk, and school board secretary. He retired in 1911 and devoted time to community and church causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Moore
Dum‘erste
Martin
Dolly Dean Moore
Henry
George D
Milton A
Laura
Vermont
Maverett Miller
Mr. Moore
Moore Saw
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Iowa
M. A
le Mars
N. 8
Akron
Moore Bros
Akron Lumber Company
E. A. Ziegler
Orlan C. Moore
Cavalry
Home Guards
Democratic Party
Board of Education
County Board Proceedings February 25 1925 Plymouth County
Minutes from the adjourned February 25 meeting record resolutions authorizing H S Martin and George W Sturges to pursue recovery of public funds deposited in two closed banks in Plymouth County Iowa. Tax cancellations for George Wagner are approved after he attests nonresidence in Hungerford township and LeMars during listed years.
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George Wagner
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County
F. W. Stamp
Fort Dodge Steel and Calvert Company
Schindel
Miller
Mr. Goodrich
Johnson Township
San Eflera
BE. F. Austine
Elgin Township
Zimmerman
Alesch
District Court
First National Bank
LeMars
American Trust and Savings Bank
Remsen
Bride
Ed Bride
County of
Plymouth
Bank of Kingsley, Jr
Plymouth County Savings Bank
H. S. Martin
George W. Sturges
A. Langhout
Schinde
Hungerford Township
Hungerford
Marriage of Marjory Knowles and William Wier in Schaller
Kingsley special correspondence notes Mrs. R. B. Hess and Mrs. J. E. McMahon attended the wedding of Marjory Knowles and William Wier in Schaller Iowa. The Knowles family long resided in Kingsley and Marjory was born there. friends extend congratulations.
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R. B. Hess
J. E. McMahon
Schaller
Marjory Knowles
George Knowles
William Wier
Ed Yoeman
Floyd Thompson
Fike
Ralph
Alvin Simons
Marcus
Frank Shaffer
Watkins People
Kingsley
Shaffer
William Lehman
Pierson
Correctionville
Winona
Minn
J. R. Nash
George Evens
Sioux City
Watkins Company
P. Tames
Centerville
Fred Thompson
Henry Riemenschneider
Reimenschneider
R. J. Pattigan
J. D. Lake
Cushing
J. E. Treloar
O. BE. C
Whiting
W. K. Snyder
Ed Dilley
James Graham
H. Bouvia
Ed Bouvia
Misa Ruth Emrick
LeMars
Lena Clark
Charles Clark
Dale Julssner
Moville
Wesley Campbell
Anthon
Grace Campbell
BE. W. Walters
Elsie Stabin
F. Wengler
Rem Xen
Chris Stortz
George Phelps
Delphian’s
John Phelps
H. W. Trinkle
Community Notes From Craig Areas This Week
Craig and Sioux City visitors stop by Druggist Snyder’s home Sunday. Moore Clothing manager Bud Schartz chats with local residents. Helgena family moves to a farm near Ovens and enjoys the new home. Mrs. Popken travels to Sioux City for family illness as flu sweeps through children. Lloyd Port returns to Argonne area after visit with A P Noble and friends. Will Furchner leaves Craig after two weeks with sisters S W Edwards and Lou Collman. Furchner, a Plymouth County native, born 40 years ago near the Rickert farm, is now a railroad engineer. Two new houses planned for Craig. bungalow excavation to begin for Lena Eilers north of Henry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Schartz
Sioux City
C. J. Snyder
Schartz
Moore Clothing Company
John Helgena
Ovens
Craig
H. C. Popken
Peter Delperdang
Lloyd Port
A. P. Noble
Argonne
S. D
Will Furchner
S. W. Edwards
Lou Collman
Silver Bow
Mont
Furcher
Plymouth County
What the World Is Doing in Popular Mechanics
A roundup of curious tech notes. A harmonica trumpet device promises easy play with minutes of practice. Powers and broadcasts are described, along with rock ages and practical household hacks.
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Popular Mechanics
Magazion
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Watson
Miss Hodaway
J. W. Hedges
Waldo Carlos
Neida Jane
Milo Patrick
Silas Sidney
Honolulu
George
E. C. Davis
The
Christian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Silas
C. D. Christman
J. C. Beck
Joplin
H. L. Moore
Elk Point
F. D. Moore
John, Dwight
Robert
LeMar
Agnes Little
Tama
Glen Bergendahl
W. Rarick
Boone, In
Elizabeth Howder
Creighton
Neb
George Burkheart
C. H. Price
Henry Howder
Close Bros
Mr. Howder
Mr. Pierce
Globe Post
Globe-Post
Pete Johnson
Jedge
Ise
the County Board
Craig Independent
Lounces
Kemp's
Kemp
Spotts &Post Druggists
LE Mars, Iowa
Dr.Hess
A, Cate
O. C. Farrington
Geology
Field Museum of Natural History
Brasil
Clippers
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