Hopkinton A Busy Harvest Day Event Planned
Hopkinton prepares for a large harvest celebration at Rob Davin property grounds on Tuesday September 4 featuring a Cedar Rapids Bunnies vs Jayson Shamrocks game at 2 30 pm a ball contest and a full schedule of events. A parade dinner band concert barnyard golf horseshoes and tug of war are planned with prizes and a moving picture show in the evening.
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Wooktenters
Rob Davin
Hopkinton
Cedar Rapida Bunnies
Jayson Shamrocks
The
Presbyterian Church
Buck Creek
Sand Springs
Dubuque
Bowery
M. O. Smith
Paul
Des Moines
Charles Reggentine
Lenox
Loren Wheeless
A. T. Wheeless
A. H. Reed
John Gee
Monticello
Ruth Dunlap
Frank Dunlap
Mary Zeuch
Minnie
Will
Julius
Irene
Beadie
Keosauqua
W. C. Bradle
Erma
Delhi Dam
Harry Reeve
Hila Beth
Welton High School
Dean Morgan
Jane Pierce
Casper
Wyo
C. C. Morgan
Morgan
Massachusetts
George Zeuch
Anamosa
Reformed Presbyterian Church
G. S. Coleman
Claude E. Reed
Iowa City
Will Johannsen
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendell
Cutler, S. C
Kirkwood
Frank Morrison
Mary Eleanor Baldwin
Cedar Falls
Marion Spence
Norman Reed
Moline
E. V. Lauchlin
France C. Earhart
Mabel C. Binney
Anna Laughlin
Pearl M. Reeve
E. W. Roberts
Julius Zeuch
Kathryn Reeve
Chicago
Family and social visits fill weekend in local towns
The notice lists numerous Sunday and weekday visits across area households. John Toenjes and family from Ireton attend a reunion at August Toenjes, with Julia Toenjes and Martha Paulsen from Cedar Rapids present. Other guests include Rhiny Wessels, Henry Kammerman, Clifford Lawrence, Delco Yount, and families from Davenport, Des Moines, Anamosa, and Anthon.
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Toenjes
August Toenjes
John Toenjes
Ireton
Rhiny Wessels
Henry Kammerman
Olin
Clifford Lawrence
Des Moines
Delco Yount
Julia Toenjes
Martha Paulsen
Cedar Rapids
Hearst Duncan
Associated Chautauqua
Helen Chase
Maxine
Clarence Yardley
Kansas City
Gerald Preston
Davenport
Will
Grover Preston
H. E. Stover
Forrest
Charles Hayes
Herman Zimmerman
Warner Heiken
Herman Che
Dundee
Paul Springer
Ed Duncan
Ollie Springer
Cedar Falls
Will Springer
Grundy Center
Gerd Prult
Anamosa
George Bodeker
Oscar Woodman
Baby
Anthon
Iowa
Will Jansen
Maxine Allen
Ida
Ella Schoon
Vivian Englehart
Ed Englehart
Roland Badger
Obituary and Community News From Garry Owen Iowa
Mrs. Dean Driscoll dies at home in Garry Owen after a lingering illness. Funeral at St Patrick’s Garry Owen with eight nephews as casket bearers. Survivors include husband five sons two daughters and several siblings. Local residents and visitors are noted with travel and daily life items. A hit and run near Mechanicsville injures farmer Michael Hanlon. driver unnamed.
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Garry Owen
St. Patrick's Church
Conry
Dubuque
Albert
Leo
Eldon
Wilfred
Walter
Leo Beck
Jettie
Mary Cahill
Peter McKenna
Susan Thompson
Frank
Monticello
Patrick
Bernard
Vincent Driscoll
Mike Cahill
Dennis Cullea
Frank Noonan
Edward
Alfred
Bernard Brady
Driscoll
Catholic Church
A. V. Devlin
Frank McQuillen
Tommy
Bernice O'Brien
Minneapolis
Alice Devlin
Marguerite McAllister
Robert Keane
California
Helen Baldwin
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. D. Baldwin
Frank Koppes
Catherine Kirchen
J. P. Kirchen
Anamosa
Evelyn Brett
Ruth
Milwaukee
Maude Ganfield
Peter Beck
Most Valuable Players Contenders For 1930s Baseball
In a lively debate the writer backs Burleigh Grimes of the Pirates and Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics as top MVP picks in the National and American Leagues. He notes Grimes’ pitching impact for Pittsburgh and Foxx’s versatility and power for Connie Mack, while listing peers like Frankie Frisch and Tony Lazzeri as strong contenders shaping the vote. The piece previews the suspenseful MVP race with several veterans mentioned as possible surprise winners.
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Martin
Jimmy Foxx
Burleigh Grimes
Athletics
Pirates
Oxx
A's
Connie Mack
Foxx
St Grimes
Grimes
Frankie Frisch
Larry Benton
Freddy Lindstrom
Shade Grimes
Tony Lazzeri
George Pipgras
Willie Kamm
Ed Morris
al Simmons
Frisch
New York
John McGraw
Lindstrom
Jimmy Bottomley
Jimmy Wilson
Cards
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Fresco Thompson
The
Chillies
Giants
Yankees
Red Sox
Bobby Reeves
Gordon Cochrane
Inside Information For The Busy Housewife
Practical household tips cover removing grass stains from linen, laundering with hot water and soap, and bleaching with Javelle water. Advice extends to canning safety, marking batches, and storing jars in cool dry places. Additional notes explain browning buttered bread crumbs, using a meat thermometer, and cooking lamb to preferred doneness with oven temperature considerations.
Study Shows Wide Differences in Work Output From Farm Horses
Iowa farmers analyzing three years of cost accounts found horses on some farms averaging 600 hours per year while others averaged 1330 hours. Costs per horse ranged 45 to 149 dollars with an average of 90, feed accounting for about 61 dollars, and feed items including 28 bushels of corn and 33 bushels of oats per horse.
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Iowa County
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Towa County
John A. Hopkins, Jr
Towa State College
Late alfalfa cutting risks winter-kill warned by expert
H D Hughes head of farm crops at Ions State college cautions farmers that cutting alfalfa after September 1 increases winter-kill risk. He notes last year’s losses tied to late cutting, with some fields cut mid September faring poorly compared with those cut earlier. New seedings in spring showed vigorous growth but should not be cut until the following year.
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H. D. Hughes
Ions State College
Hughes
He’s Gone in His Best Clothes We Laid Him
Poem by James Stanley Gilbert laments a death tied to alcohol and illness. It recalls Matty’s years of rain and malaria, the abscess on his liver, and the drink that undermined him. The speaker notes a somber wake, a wooden box, and mournful travels back down the hill with friends.
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Hennessey
Sherry
James Stanley Gilbert
Train Schedule for Monticello Station Trains
Public timetable lists arrivals and departures of C. M. St. P. & P. trains at Monticello. It notes passenger trains to Davenport Cedar Rapids Chicago and Calmar with times, freights to Farley and Monticello, and connections at Delaware Oxford Junction for Chicago Dubuque Omaha and points east and west.
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Monticello Station
Roto Calmar
Cedar Rap
Calmar
Freight
A.m
Farley
Monticello
North
Delaware
Dubuque
Oxford Junction
Chicago
Marion
Omaha
Barkis is Willin Originates in Dickens Novel
The phrase Barkis is willing originated in Charles Dickens David Copperfield where a character signals readiness for marriage. The line has since entered common usage as a humorous shorthand for consent or willingness.
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Barkis Is Willin
Dickens
David Copperfield
Toffmann's Milwaukee Business College Ad Offer
Earn while you learn with immediate earning power. Permanent office and clerical positions in Milwaukee Chicago or home town while attending classes starting Sept 10 and Oct 2. Train for accounting secretarial stenographic bookkeeping clerical work with rapid advancement at 117 525 Wells St Milwaukee Wis.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
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