Mystery of Clelia White Weighs on Crandall Case
In a tense Amber parlor scene, Mr. Gaenzer and Mr. Motherwell discuss Clelia White, her age, and her possible disappearance after Crandall Crandall Crandall’s concern. They weigh if the letter is genuine and whether Clelia fled or was abducted, signaling a potential crime. The dialogue hints at wealth, social circles, and a hidden motive behind a sudden departure.
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Otherwell
Lely
Clelia
Mr. Gaenzer
Motherwell
Glen
Cranny
Doa
Mr. Gleaver
Che
Kay Bocse
Mr. Glaenser
Frances
Mr. Motherwell
Mra White
Gehe
Mr. White
Mae
Nellie
Graemer
Cyella Lee
Virginia Lees
New York
Lee
Carroll
Crandall
London
Drayman
Colona Dame
Mr. Glaenzer
Glaenzer
Clelia White
Whart’ Motherwell
Nole
Ed Oglariaer
Besiall
Hag
Onslow Altrurian Club to Meet at Church Friday
The Onslow Altrurian club will meet at the church Friday evening for a one act play Suppressed Desires by four members. Guests may attend. Rev Provan and family will move here this week to fill the pulpit. The manse will be ready after painting and papering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provan
Anamosa
Ethel Koon
Presbyterian Church
Louise Sears
Jane Lamp Hospital
Clinton
al Babcock
Hutton House
Babcock
Councilloffs
Byron Finch
Dillon Stckley
Leona Kennedy
Wyoming
Hal Smith
B. W. Streeper
Howard Willison
George Paulsen
Claude Sears
Chevrolet
Janesville
Wis
Smith
Mr. Streeper
Merle Hicks
Dubuque
Clayton Hamilton
Emmeline
Harmiston
Mire
Banpcock
Betty Mae
Onstow High School
Oxford Junction
Fri
Charles Boyles
Maquoketa
Hove
Howard Willion
Willison
Roy Kleineck
Baldwin
Howard Green
Kleineck
S. G. Hutton
C. R. Smith
Paul
Richmond
Women’s Club Attendance Beats Weather Despite Rain
Despite rain and disagreeable weather five visitors attended the Women’s Community Club at Mrs. Albert Schrader’s home last Wednesday. Mrs. R. P. Clark of Monticello and Mrs. Augusta were among the guests, and the program proceeded as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Community Club
Albert Schrader
R. P. Clark
Monticello
Augusta
Sand Spring Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A series of weekend visits span multiple towns. Mrs Cap Arduser attended a missionary meeting in Monticello. Herbert Cox and a party stayed with Mrs Ricka Hyde in Earlville. Jack Pixley from Dike visited with the Egger family. Edwin Egger and Pixley later left for St. Louis for work. The Batchelders hosted several guests, including Carl and Betty Heeren and the Brights from Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Arduser
The
Reformed Church
John Schweitzer
Monticello
Herbert Cox
Ricka Hyde
Earlville
Jack Pixley
Dike
Fred Egger
Edwin Egger
St. Louis
Dale Jones
H. Lorton
Elkader
W. B. Box
Henry Otting
Farley
W. H. Behrends
Fred Bohlcken
Marion
Andrew Glass
Castle Grove
John Rickels
Wayne
J. L. Batchelder
Jack Heeren
Dundee
Fred Heeren
George Bright
Bill
Spring Valley
Mms
Stanley Bright
Dean Morton
Baby
Minburn
Langworthy Guests Share Sunday Dinner and Visits
Langworthy residents hosted a large group for dinner including Mr. and Mrs. Mino Zimmerman of Olin and Mr. and Mrs. Diedrich Dirks. Several families from nearby towns visited, with updates on weekend stays and local outings among Prull Arduser Soper and Caspers. Carl Gerdes, manager of the Langworthy shipping association, shipped a carload of hogs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mino Zimmerman
Olin
Diedrich Dirks
Adolph Dierks
Lizzie
Harry
Laurence
Henry Prull
Laura
Freda
Emil Prull
Monticello
Ep Prall
Henry Casper
Herman Casper
Castle Grove
Clifford Soper
Charl
Charles Soper
Anamosa
Mary Peterson
Center Junction
Herman Stutt
Casper Arduser
Clara
Mildred
Velma
Sand Springs
Sue da Hein
Richland
Clifford Arduser
Louis Ireland
Gibert
Donald Roff
G. Ww
Wyoming
Fritz Anrenholtz
Ifonticene
Carl Brockhahn
Near Here
Carl Gerdes
Langworthy Shipping Association
Richland Center Socials Note Local Events
Richland Center residents hosted Edward Buel's birthday dance at Monticello Memorial hall last Monday. Dubuque visitors Will Balsiver and John Yossi came last Thursday. The Richland Rustie Rustlers met Saturday afternoon with Lorraine Hein and refreshments by Mrs. Fred W. Hin. Bob Hartman of Anamosa and John Schweitzer visited regional homes and conducted business in Anamosa last Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harms
Henry Harms
J. P. Willms
Harms
Carl
Henry
Albert
Theodore Osterkamp
Meta Kasper
Anamosa
Amber
George Siebels
Cedar Rapids
Western Grovery Company
Fox Provan
Presbytetumn
Provan
Amber Presby- S
Ferian
Mocemtimue
Aurst Nochlak
Bailey
Lievd
Robert
Orla Bailey
Us Boland
Anamosa One ? A Week, Is Doing Nicely and Ho Osoon
Joe Deeny
Waucoma
Beverly Ann
Boland
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Safety
George Andrews
Edith Weir
Maude Duncan
Eugene Bailey
James Gray
Lloyd Robertson
Grover Preston
Henry Holmes
Sarah Holmes
Fairview
Howard
Don Markham
Myron Dodge
Center Junction
L. Provan
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Aid Society
Sunbeam Mission Band
Selena Otten
W. B. Clark
Svotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Carol
Constance Naylor
Thayne Eby
W. S. Eby
Kitty Callahan
Lyle
Monticello
Swotch Grove
Ethel Courtney
Miriam
Eva Beals
D. O. Sinclair
Arthur Abel
Berdena Shafer
Edward Buel
Memorial Hall
Will Balsiver
John Yossi
Dubuque
Richland Rustie Rustlers
Lorraine Hein
Fred W. Hin
Bob Hartman
George Hein
John Schweitzer
Currency flows blocked by lack of confidence
The article argues that currency is abundant but unusable due to confidence shortages. It blames leaders delaying budget balancing and pushing "fat money" printing for harming national credit. It concludes with an odd note that gladioli grow from seed but take five to seven years to bloom.
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New York Herald Tribune
Jones County Farm Bureau Calendar and Dairy Notes
Jones County Farm Bureau lists week meetings at Forest Chapel and Antioch church with a Saturday board session. It highlights top dairy herds, protein rations, soybean oilmeal use, and butterfat gains, plus a reorganized Cow Test Association planning for May 1 start and new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair- View
Forest Ehapel
Jackson Township
Antioch Church
Clarence Decatur
Board of Directors
Cow Test Association
Floyd Arnold
Extension Department
Howard Klinetop
Farm Bureau Office
Jones County
Sudan grass offers emergency pasture and hay options
Shortage of pasture and hay prompts search for emergency crops. Sudan grass, not a legume, suits dairy cattle as an emergency pasture or hay crop with feeding tests showing satisfactory results similar to millet or timothy hay. Best seeding after May 15 with 15 to 20 pounds per acre and cutting twice for quality. beware killing frost can poison livestock. Some mix soybeans for richer pasture or hay.
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Sudan
Fertilizer Test Plot at Pospishil Farm East of Martelle
Experimental fertilizer plots are being continued this year on the Pospishil farm east of Martelle. Mr. Watkins of the soils department visited county farms to apply treatments. The plots will be monitored for five years to yield valuable data for crop rotation and soil management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Soils Department
Pospishil Farm
Martelle
Thom
Grain and legume trials urged for farm tests
The notice urges farmers to plant small grains with legumes and set aside plots with and without fertilizer to compare yields. It explains alfalfa winter kill results due to heaving from intermittent freezing and moisture, and favors Grimm alfalfa for its multi root system. A seed shortage is warned due to hay and pasture scarcity.
Seed shortage prompts early purchase for hay crops
Officials urge early seed orders for sudan grass, soy beans, and sweet clover as local supplies dwindle. Soy bean varieties Manchu Tilint and Virginia are arriving at Band Springs creamery, offering a chance to secure seed at reasonable prices before shortages and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Band Springs Creamery
Tilint
Virginia
Greenfield Farm Bureau Meeting at Martello High School
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening at the Martello High School auditorium for the Greenfield township Farm Bureau meeting. The Dayton township Farm Bureau of Cedar county presented a program headlined by the one act play The Man from Brandon and a talk by Earl Elijah, with refreshments provided by local Farm Bureau women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Township Farm Bureau
Martello High School
Dayton Township Farm Bureau
Cedar County
Brandon
Earl Elijah
Farm Bureau
Rainbow 4-H Meeting Highlights At Hattie Rickless Home
The Rainbow 4-H club met at Hattie Rickless’s home on April 9 with ten members answering roll call. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved and the program included a talk by Hattie Rickless on the proper way of making a bed and a demonstration on quilt block patterns by Lucile Sie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Rickless
Fresh Air Club Social Recap and May Meeting Plan
Club songs were sung by the group at the event. Marcella Conn presented Fresh Air and Its Relation to a Girl s Looks and Flower Girl in Holland by M Humpal. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for May 14 at Frances Soper s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Conn
Holland
M. Humpal
J. W. Streeter
Frances Soper
Oriole 4 H Club Holds March Meeting at Forest Church
The Oriole 4 H club of Fairview township met on April 13 at Forest church after facing difficulties in holding regular gatherings. The program opened with a business session, followed by a hike and a picnic supper prepared by the girls led by Lu cille G. McConoughy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Township
Forest Church
Lucille G. McConoughy
Hee Haw News Monticello Lumber Yard Notes and Homespun Humor
Community bulletin from St. Anthony and Dakota Lumber Yard in Monticello and vicinity. Mentions Dan Hearn proud of Rainbow Mule Hide roof and Joe Starks joining Mule Hide users. Notes eight cylinder Ford arrival and local home improvement, Paints from Minnesota, and remodeling at Cassady house. Includes quips on bankruptcy and jokes about Scotland Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticcello
St. Anthony
Dan Hearn
Joe Starks
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Medusa
Josephine Dasham Bacon
Glaoenzer
Scotch Grove
Richland Center
Jones County Farm Bureau
Anamosa C.T.A
Association
Henry Wehling
J. M. Byerly
Guernseys
Chris Petersen
Monroe & Walderbach
Tyler & MeceGovern
W. H. Finn & Son
Clifford C. Jones
Wm. Oltmanns
Don Wherry
Helsteins
Diamond, Srade
Helstein
Chris Pietersen
Lady
Tyler & McGovern
Emer
Greenfield Township Meeting
Rainbow
Oriole Club
American Legion
Cascade, Iowa
Hunt's Golden Dragons
Vol. I
Hee Haw News
Iowa
Ford
Octavia
Minnesota
Scotland Yard
Louie Barrack
Jack Pelley
Cassady House
William Schlimmer
Sycamore Street
E. A. Grimwood
Americas
Hotel Sherman Garage
Mhotel Sher Eisi
SU Eeay EE Tas
College Inns
Chicago
General Motors
Gerald Vernimont
Otting Bros
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