Resignation of Judge W C Ratelis Cited as Loss to District
The resignation of Judge W. C. Ratelis from the fifteenth judicial district is noted as a distinct loss to the district’s course. Ratelis was esteemed by attorneys and jurists for his justice and legal knowledge, kept the bar docket up to date, and his court sessions often cleared many cases. Attorney K. R. Cook to fill the vacancy is endorsed, as he has a strong legal background and a long record of practice and service.
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W. C. Ratelis
Fifteenth Judicial District
Ratelli
Prewar goods marks and fair memories echo in Malvern
An article reflects on prewar German labeling, postwar American branding, beverage fads, horse racing, and the Malvern fair. It recalls the baby prize tale, Junior farm clubs, and hopes to improve fair facilities while noting lingering questions about past exhibits and shows.
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United States
Mills County Fair Echoes Past Thrills and Local Unity
The article recalls rustic hoaxes and legends feeding the fair’s charm while praising Greenwood, Raches, and Center townships for their support. It highlights Mills County Fair’s role in shaping local pride, citing Ruth Law’s early aviation exhibitions and the thrilling moments of early air feats that drew crowds.
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Grenwood
Raches
Center Townships
Mills County
Millia
Ruth Law
Following the Leader by FA Wy from Crow Indian notes
An anecdotal piece recounts encounters with Crow Indians near Pryor Edgar Wyoming and Montana. It weaves satire about 100 percent American claims, land leasing rules, a March 1930 lease, river bathing rituals, a humorous exchange on Dawes music, and a fisherman’s tall tale of a hair trick that drew trout.
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Wilann
Jur Shoots-the-Gun
Gun
Mr. Wilson
Edgar
Heezalyra
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Indiana
Crow
Montana
Ofotel
Prynt Creek
What Other Editors Say Misfortune of Politics and More
A collection of editorials and anecdotes from multiple papers. It questions political perks, critiques Bishop Cannon’s stock gambles, mourns Lake Okohajt fatalities, praises the Farm Board's cooperative aim, notes Iowa road progress, and touts newspapers as useful for storage and moth protection.
Moth Proof Wrappings and Newspaper Advertising Advice
Denison Bulletin reports tips for avoiding moth damage to garments. Dry clean before storage, brush to remove larvae and moth eyes, and sun garments before storing. The article also endorses using newspapers as a moth deterrent and cites advertising as a practical means to deter moths in businesses.
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Mise Kiethline
P. S
Denison Bulletin
The Correct View of New Law Governing Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping
Public notice explains new hunting and fishing law requiring every male over 18 to hold a fishing license to fish in state waters and stocked streams, with policy guidance from the office. The document discusses licensing, stocked streams, and regulatory expectations for hunters and fishers.
Trapper License Rules Issued by Des Moines Office
The notice outlines license requirements for residents and trappers for the open season. A combined license is valid until April 1, 1980 for residents, with trap limits set at not over 10 traps for $1 and not over 35 traps for $10.06. An inventory must accompany furs and a record of trapping must be certified to the Fish and Game Department in Des Moines after the season. For shipments outside the state, obtain a special permit tag from the department, with license numbers on all shipments. Hattie M. Brown Mille County Recorder.
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Thin State
Fish and Game Department
Des Moines
Hattie M. Brown
Mille County Recorder
Why Are Sandwiches Named After the Earl of Sandwich
The quip explains sandwiches derive from the 18th century Earl of Sandwich whose gambling, habit of eating between meals, and servants delivering meat between bread parts inspired the term. The Farm and Fireside note and a casual Indianapolis bar census signoff add local color about ages and readiness.
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Earl of Sandwich
Malvern Town to Hear Expenditure Estimate Hearing
The Town Council of Malvern Iowa will meet August 20 1929 at 8 pm at Whitfield's office to hear taxpayers regarding the proposed expenditure estimates for the new budget. The meeting aims to review and approve the budget allocations for the town in the coming period.
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Malvern
Mula County
Iowa
D. EB
Whitfield
Milla County
Centinia Board
A. D
D. Ei. Whitfield
Milly County
Towa
Malvern Leader
D. BE. Whitfield
Y. H. Seaton
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W. P. Wortman
Board of Supervisors
Joaquin Miller
Paut Yeura
Concessionista
Terai
Goiorfui
Mylvern
Bom Hares
Qinon
FA. Wy
Edear
Mont
W. D. Wilson
Interior Wilbur
Wilsons
Pryor
Craw Reservation
Wilsons Rouia
Mike Blue Mocassin
Katie Roundface
Rome
Little Wind River
Wyoming
Charles G. Dawes
Cheyenne
Tat
California
Shenandoah Sentinel
Cannon
Winterset Madmonan
Lake Okohajt
Fant Fis
New Farm Board
Oakland
Acorn
Shenandogh Sentinel
May Kiethline
South ‘Dakota
Vosy
Wuuell Cout
Faye
Everybody & Sru & i
Fearless
Indianapolis
Elris
Tavago
Y.H. Seaton
Hull
Tycoon Japan Tea
Deardorff’s Grocery
Lowin
Heal Fig
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