News Notes of Iowa and Iowans
A long domestic notes column covers Iowa fishing eggs from Green Bay to Spirit Lake hatching sites, preserves on the Mississippi near McGregor, and a ward en to supervise commercial fishing. It also cites Rev O P Bersell on Lutheran history, Dr L W Dean’s rare birds, and local crime fines. Other items report milk programs in DeWitt, fata of an eagle, wage talks for rural teachers, tree planting on the Sac and Fox reservation, range-finding tractor tech, Fort Madison kite danger, Cedar Rapids cereal leadership, graduating fashion plans, Carnegie Hero awards, and a Cedar Falls rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Fisher Game Department
Green Bay
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Iowa
Northeastern
Iowa Fish and Game Protective Association
Hook
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Mear McGregor
Remarkably Heroic Acts Save McGilvray Children in Fire
In Council Bluffs on east Broadway a early hour blaze at the McGilvray home endangered ten children aged from 2 to 14. Seventeen year olds did heroic work as Maxine 14 entered the burning house to rescue a suffocating infant, despite breaking stairs, then escaped with only minor burns. Winnelle 13 dropped three children from a window and leaped to safety. The father is a night worker at the Union depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine
Winnelle
Council Bluffs
Hastings
Laura Starr
East Broadway
B. C. McGilvray
McGilvray
Union Depot
Real Estate Transfers Include Malvern and Glenwood Lots
A sequence of property deals across Malvern and Glenwood notes transfers and payments from multiple buyers to C. L. Wilkinson I. W. Stevens H. R. Birdsall M. L. Wearin Ela Riggs Melinda McCleland Martha Rodman Mayberry Glenwood Cemetery Trustees and others. Amounts range from 1.00 to 25 000 with parcels described by sections townships and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wilkinson
M. M. Smith
Seyne
I. W. Stevens
C. W. Salyers
Strahan
Malvern
Fh. R. Birdsall
Eliza J. Scanton
Tabor Northern Railway Co
Martha
Rodman
Bartlett School Holds Debates And Plays For Spring
The Sixth Grade Better Speech Club held a Friday debate. The Ninth Grade Literary Society plans a program for Friday morning May 12. Absentees include Harold Kephart Carl King Harold Harless Paul Karges and Mary James. Seniors prepare a class play Safety First for June 1 evening. Mills County Tribune editor Mr. Graham visited Tuesday afternoon. Three one-pound loaves cost 25 cents at Davenport's Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Harold Kephart
Carl King
Harold Harless
Paul Karges
Mary James
Graham
The
Mills County Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. P. Bersell
Ottumwa
Lutheran Brotherhood of America
Des Moines
Iowas Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod of North America
Massachusetts
Delaware
America
L. W. Dean
University ‘of Iowa College of Medicine
University Museum
Amana
Dean
Homer R. Will
Dill
Muscatine
Florida
Fred W. Rekers
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Rekers
Depuy
Ed Chapman
Rebel
Natural History Museum
Teachers College
DeWitt
Clinton County
Miss Emerson
L. EL. Henry
Charles City
Floyd County
Gray
O’brien
British Columbia
A. S. Eby
Kingston
Ont
Princess Pat Regiment
Calvin Byres
LeMars
Eby
Canada
Vinton
Benton County
Sac and Fox
Tama
Forestry Department
Iowa State College
Ames
State College
Leo Ahart
Dow City
France
Ahart
Dan City
Fort Madison
George I. Husman
Colfax
Cedar Rapids
Globe
Penick and
Anita Randolph
Jefferson School
Washington High
Anna Luehrman
Grant Vocational
Carnegie Hero Fund
Philip 5. Lund
Lund
Minerva M. Stalnaker
Marie G. Vietor
Miss Stalnaker
Miss Vietor
Cedar River
Ja Dam
Miss Victor
Victor
Ackley
Stalnaker
Littleport
Clayton County
Philip Lund
Marshalltown
Fanny
Vosburg
Christopher P. Hopkins
Carrie
Hopkins Dearborn
Kier & Son
Glenwood, Iowa
R. CG. Mayberry
G. W. Jones
V. C
Glenwood Cemetery
Wd Bachman
H. F. Kruse
James A. Mackey
William Mackey
Bartlett School
Deavenport’s
Lininger Implement CO
Omaha
Neb
D. G. Jamison & Company
South Side Square
Glenwood
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Adaahnakeers
Kellogg's
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