Multiple churches list services in Prairieburg area
Prairieburg congregations including St Josephs St Johns and St Matthews publish May service schedules. Details cover Sunday schools daily masses confession times Ascension day services and events at Congregational Castle Grove Wayne Zion and other churches with notes on weddings and Sunday observances.
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St. Matthew's Ev
H. L. Adix
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
Luther League
Herman Hahn
Reformed
Armin H. Tenrlick
Christian Endeavor Society
Ladies’ Aid
Andrew Steiner
Iverson's
Karl Fischer Enters Iowa State Auditor Race
Karl W. Fischer of Vinton former district court clerk and World War II aviator has filed nomination papers for state auditor. Benton County Republican Convention endorsed him praising efficiency and noncompetitive primaries, and Fischer plans a statewide campaign with proposals to cut costs and boost office efficiency.
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Auditor of State
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
Iowa
Fischer
Benton County
Adv
Newspaper Meeting At Cedar Rapids Elects Officers
The Town Press reports the Cedar Rapids convention where officers include VoH Lovejoy as vice president and C A Coxsee treasurer. Directors R E Overholser Fred B Woe's L S Barnes and others were named with 68 publishers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemonadets
Vier
Cente
Citizen
Voh. Lovejoy
Jefferson Bee
C. A. Coxsee
Monticello Express
S. F E. Tennant
Colfax Tribune
V. M. Vierth
Albia Union-Republican
L. S. Barnes
Northwood Index
Mr. Lovejoy
R. E Overholser
Red Oak Express
Fred B. Woe
Primehar Bell
WK. Recers
Mount Pleasant News
F. L C. White
Spencer N -Herald
Smith W. Brookhart
Republian
Brookhart
National Editorial Association
Towa
Elmer Taylor
Traer Star-Clipper
J. F Grawe
Waverly Republican Independent
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
NEFA
Fines Set for Violations as Iowa Wildlife Policy Advances
The article notes two Ackley men fined $100 each plus costs for illegally hunting pheasants, with their guns confiscated, while Deputy Jago arrested them. It discusses progress on game refuges under the state fish and game commission plan, aiming to protect rare species and boost game populations, including quail. It covers brush burning harms, quail habitat, and a Fellow study fund in Cedar Falls for songbird research, plus cat licensing debates and highway planting ideas.
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Ackley
John F. Wirds
Superior Court
Ilegally
W. E. Bleeker
George Greenfield
John Jago
Waterloo
State Fish and Game Commission and Conservation Board
Iowa
Arrest highlights ongoing fish and game law violators
The report notes continued arrests of individuals who violate fish and game laws, illustrating that some persons still believe they can evade enforcement. Authorities emphasize deterrence through legal action and public accountability.
Nebraska scrip plan partially successful in hunting program
Nebraska state officials report the last fall scrip plan sold about 13 000 coupons to hunters at five for 50 cents each. Only 2 245 of the coupons were cashed by hunters, with the rest redeemed by the state. Officials say the plan has not yet proven its full value but is a step toward harmony between farmers and sportsmen and could open thousands of acres to regulated hunting. The moral effect is seen as worthwhile and further development will be watched with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Monticello VFW Observes Americanization Day
The Monticello Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held Americanization day at the city park. A commemorative American elm was planted for George Washington’s two hundredth birthday. Speech by Father A L Lorenz urged pride in being American and emulation of the father of our centurys character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sacred Heart Church
America
Boy Scouts and Assembly
Wm. J. Grossheim
Fred McLaughlin
Vernon Stahlberg
A. L. Lorenz
J. W. Benadom
J'M. H. Morse
Martin R Andelsinger
Dubuque
Ray Echternacht
Lois Schneider
Deeds Filed for Record in Jones County Week Ending April 23
Deeds show transfers in Jones county including L A Andrew receiver to City National Bank Clinton 285 acres for $1.00. John Von Sprecken and wife to Cc M Jamison undivided interest in multiple sections 30 84 1 totalizing 60 acres? and 15 acres excepted for $1. Lydia C Wherry undivided interest in section 30 84 1 with 15 acres excluded for $1. Henry M Carpenter and wife to Joe Wally deed covering multiple lots in sections 21 86 3 totaling large parcels for $1 600. Sheriff of Jones county to Martha Dodge 2 acres more or less for $1 048.35. A O Sones trustee and others to Peter Wolf and Pearl Wolf lots 1 2 3 4 5 Bik 3 Scott & Skinner's add to Anamosa for $1. Albert N Miller and wife to Charles Miller extensive undivided interests across sections 9 82 1 26 83 1 34 83 1 35 83 1 and 35 with railroad rights of way and 265 acres more or less for $1. Clifford L Niles and wife to Charles Niles undivided interest in and to Booth’s subdiv and J H Fisher’s add to Anamosa.
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Jones County
L. A. Andrew
People’s Trust & Savings Bank of
Clinton
City National Bank of
John von Sprecken
Cc. M. Jamison Warr
South
Martha Dodge
F. J. Sokol
E. E. Brown
Beginning
A. O. Sones
Mary E. White
Sylvia Belknap
Peter Wolf
Pearl Wolf
Scott & Skinner
Anamosa
Albert N. Miller
Chas. F. Miller
Oxford Junction
CM & St. P Railroad
C M & St. P P Railroad
Clifford L. Niles
Chas. L. Niles
Booth
J. H. Fisher
Probate action seeks division of Ackerman heirs shares in Jones county Iowa
In Jones county Iowa a substituted petition declares widower A L Ackerman died intestate owning a one acre tract and the SW quadrant of the SE quarter of section 5 plus other property. Heirs named include Kylie Joseph Ackerman Ada Spaulding Nora Champion Elsie Ackerman and others. The court is asked to confirm shares and order sale of the real estate with proceeds distributed among heirs. Defendants must answer by May term 1932 or face default.
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Jones County
Iowa
R. R. Ackerman
Rylie Joseph Ackerman
Ada Spaulding
Ada Ella Spaulding
Nora Champion
Nora Ethel Champion
Roy Ackerman
Elsie Leroy Ackerman
District Court
A. L. Ackerman
Kylie Joseph Ackerman
Bessie Fransburg
Archie Edward Ackerman
Martha Dellela Sanderson
Charley Elmer Ackerman
Willie Ernest Ackerman
Edna Victoria Xidakas
Kitty May Kullup
Ellen Pierce
Leroy H. Ackerman
R. Glenn Ackerman
Anamosa
Mounts & Ee Clifford B. PA
Atoraese Fe
Property transfers and a humorous income remark
The notice lists deed transfers for parcels in Anamosa and Oxford Junction with receiver deeds of 1 and 1 thousand dollars. A joke about a drop from 100000 to 50000 dollars notes six bit golf balls and puposeful golf fees. A jesting line about General Smedley Butler addressing US Marines is cited.
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Watertown
Hidden Plumbing Lines Sprawl Behind Home Walls
Report notes the typical two story house contains over 300 feet of concealed plumbing pipes tucked behind interior walls and framing.
City dog tax due for 1932 with penalties for late licenses
Notice to all dog owners that the 1932 city dog tax is due. Males and spayed females pay $2, females pay $5. Tax can be paid at Monticello State Bank or city clerk’s office. Dogs not licensed by May 15, 1932 will be disposed of by marshals. By order of the city council. Ray Echernacht, Clerk.
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Monticello
Dirks Seeks Republican Nomination for Jones County Supervisor
H J Dirks of Center Junction Iowa announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for Jones County supervisor. Primary ballots in June determine the term beginning January 1 1933 and the public is urged to vote.
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Jones County
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Prairieburg Protestant
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
St. John's Ev
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
N. Sycamore Street
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
O. B. Crane
Wayne Zion Lutheran
J. P Willins
Wayne Lutheran Church
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Fern Elrath
Central City
Prairiseburge
Harold Wallace
Manchester
Wallace
Chris Eiben
Mrrs
Charles Cords
Elkader
Mrs. Eiben
Karl Fischer
Cedar Rapids
University of Town
Bohumil Shimek
Woods
iWater
Pennsyvania Game News
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
J.C. Wyth
Cedar Falls
State Board of Conservation
Tawa
International Cat Society
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Conservation Departments
Crane
Phillip Utman
Modale
Utman
Jack DeWitt
Council Bluffs
Bill Schuenke
Came Management
Sioux City Territory
Missouri River
Aldo Leopold
Ringneck
Bess Bell
Bessie Flansburg
Archer Ackerman
Lil Sanderson
Charlie Ackerman
Ernest Ackerman
Edna Xidikas
Cathryn Cullup
Elisha Hugh Ackerman
R. Glenn Ac
Harry Lang
J. L. Weber É Sons
Cascade
John W. Livingston
Center Junction
H. P
Geo. Smith
Elmer Hubbard
T. B
Hopkinton
McNeill Bros
Lyman Frazer
Palmer's Drug Store
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Lloyd King
Farmers’ Grain Co
Scotch Grove
L. E. Sexton
J. R. McNeilly
Times
John Yossi
Agrico
Farmers’ Grain Company
Farmers’Grain Company
R. C. Livingstone
Zimmerman
John Jacobs
Harry T. Barlow
Farmery Grain Co
Pangburn
Henry Harms
H. FE
Page Cattle Co
H. E. Page
Billie McDonnell
J. F. Lahey
Beverly Yards
Pleasant Knoll Hatchery
Rucker
Chas. Rice
Fisher
First Trust & Savings Bank
Frank Ledvina
Carter & Fhannigan
Boston Transcript
Smedley Butler
D. P. Sutherland
Mary Agnes Allison
Warren Rees
Lara E. Hanna
Swift
Graham
Libby Queen
Quick Arrow
Wyandotte Clardatee Ee
Rickless
Sunki
Johnson’s
H. W. Skelley
Prop
H. J. Dirks
Harry E. Maire
Monticello, Iowa
Ceresan
Semesan Jr
Samasan Jr
Fred J. Kay
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