Wyoming November meeting and local market notes
The Wyoming area report covers the Jones County Rebekahs and Toor meeting held Monday November 17 with cards stunts and music by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School orchestra. It lists officers from Anamosa and Wyoming, cattle and hog shipments, crop sales, and local social events plus high school basketball results and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Rebekahs
Toor
Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal
Anamosa
A. G. Shanklin
Onslow
August Carstensen
Miller
Zaruba
Wyoming Shipping Association
Henry Brunscheen
Albert Rohwedder
F. L. Story
Olin
Auotloneer
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank of Wyoming
Center Junction
Wyoming Public Schools
Margaret Workman
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Borst
Pilot Mound
Maxine Stetzler
Kellerton
Anne McDonald
William Johnston
Hopkinton
Lavica Adams
Alex Adams
Mittens
E. F. Rohwedder
W. E. Edwards
Shover
Harold Norton
Des Moines
William Peck
Thomas Davidson
Peck
C. B. Wherry
Sim
Charles
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Anamosa League
Freda Rohwedder
Town State College
Jane Inglis
Hugo Eckner
Stella Mallicoat
Progressive Club
Europe
England
Holland
Lawrence Goodrick
Harry Eye
Chicago
C. W. Bye
Margaret Rhodes Schamel
Denver
Colo
Frances Stryker
Boulder
Elva Franks
Los Angeles
Calif
John Rhodes
Baldwin
Grace Broderson
Order of the Eastern Star
W. H. Alden
Funeral notices and obituaries from Hopkinton area
Obituary items list Mrs Achsah Wheeless of Hopkinton born 1841 in New York with family lineage and 70 years in the region, funeral at M E church. Also notices for Mrs Gudenkauf of Castle Grove area, and Charles Drasler of Delhi, plus family updates on Mrs Ferguson and local residents with travel and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achsah Wheeless
Lapeer
Courtland County
New York
John A. Squires
Towa
Anamosa
Ithica
N. Y
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Chicago
Maringo
Squires
Wapsininicon River
Wheeless
Delhi
Thomas Jefferson Place
Elmer Place
Albion
Ned
M. E. Church
Nicholas Gudenhauf
Monticello
Delaware County
Hopkinton
Josephine
Emil Greif
Woretta
Arthur Weber
Edward
Leo
Clarence
Mary
Gudenhauf
Larkins
Charles Drasler
Drasler
Anamosa Hospital
B. M. Ferguson
F. B. Tibbitts
William Edgar
California
T. D. Miller
George Willard
Charley Willard
Community Club Pushes Sewer Plan At Monticello Meeting
Local reports detail social visits in Waterloo and nearby towns, Thanksgiving gatherings, a grade school play Not Such a Goose, and a string of community events. An official notice from Monticello outlines a proposed street paving project with hearings set for December 29 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Willard
Waterloo
Alfred Willard
Della
Ada Willard
Charles Laughlin
Chicago
Dean
E. V. Laughlin
Dr. Brown
Kensington Club
Edna Murley
H. M. Reeve
Letha Rizer
Evelyn Spears
Doris Herrington
D. H. Johnston
Paul Johnston
Farmersburg
Tom Edgar
Fayette
Wm. Edgar
Frederickburg
Erma Bradle
Portia Main
Greeley
Howard Zach
Lorena Martin
Alta Vista
Bernice Bencke
Helen Egger
Erma Bradke
Dorothy Reeve
Louise Gestel
Minden
Afred Pierce
Little Son
Gienepp
Edward Mason
Albert Edgar
Cedar Rapids
Ames
Ed Turner
Qasqueton
Hopkinton
Earlville High
Finkbohner Hall
Donald Smith
Sam Brenneman
C. K. Greer
A. E. Dunlap
C. R. Reggentine
Robert Edgar
Joan Ripple
May Marie Ratliff
Janet Griffith
Janet Bacon
Waveny Larkins
Fern Lloyd
Eddie Chambers
Virginia
Berdina Ratcliff
Margey Allen
Dickey Cline
Billy Joe Stanger
Hopkinton Friends
Gretchen Winch
George Allen
Iowa
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
Mathew Allen
Monticello
Methodist
Anamosa
Davenport
Grace Hucker
Independence Junior College
Lenox Junior College
St. Luke's Church
St. Luke’s
Make Soil for Flower Pots Mixture of Dirt and Manure
Horticulture professor E C Volz of Town State College advises potters to mix garden soil with well rotted manure or leafmold and sand to improve drainage and texture. A standard mix is three parts soil one part manure or leafmold and one part sand, with bone meal or fertilizer added per peck of soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Volz
Town State College
Banks offer 25 percent burglar-insurance discount for tear gas
Town bankers are notified that banks with tear gas shooters will receive a 25 percent reduction in burglar insurance costs. Tear gas is praised as a deterrent for robbers since postwar improvements reduce health risks to patrons. Electric discharge guns would release gas in lobby clouds to incapacitate even bold bandits.
Infant mortality rate low in Towa Towa Iowa reports
Iowa health officials report 1929 infant mortality at 52.5 deaths per 1000 live births, a high ranking rate only exceeded by four states. Week ending Nov 13 shows scarlet fever leading communicable diseases with 70 cases, plus chickenpox 41 and smallpox 13, with county counts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
D. C. Steelsmith
Polk County
Jasper
Buena Vista
Union
Dentist Elwyn Patterson Opens Monticello Office
Dr. Elwyn Patterson operates as a dentist in Monticello sharing an office in the State Bank building. The office hours extend to 5 PM and the contact number listed is 26 in Monticello, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Patterson
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Towa
Dr L J Swift General Practice Office Details
Dr L J Swift operates general practice with calls answered in city or country. Office located in the Burrichter building Fiione 236.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrichter Building
Fiione
Ideal Gift Pitch for The American Boy Youths Companion
An advertisement promotes The American Boy Youths Companion as an irresistible gift for boys ages ten to twenty. It highlights globetrotting adventures, exotic cultures, and thrilling scenarios from war zones to Africa, praising reading for imagination and character. Subscription prices are $2 for one year and $3 for three years, with gift-card options and Detroit mailing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northland
Vailtins
U.S. Mail
Africa
Foreign Legion
American Boy—Youth’s Companion
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
Montreal Star Dialogue Sparks Laughing Audience
An exchange between Bill and an audience member during a performance ends with a sharp retort about sharing knowledge. A separate note mentions a newly tested cylindrical propeller resembling a barrel with ends knocked out, intended for an aircraft building in contrast to ordinary planes. Frederick IV.
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Montreal Star
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Ciate
Dessa Cooley
Elizabeth Alden
Fay Fishwild
Hazel Layton
Harry Farber
Bellevue
John Westshal
Wyoming High School
Opera House
Glen Woodworth
Glen Felker
Robert McCalmant
Charles Ireland
Irvin Adams
George von Sprecken
Glen Westnhal
Laurence Koch
Edward Jansen
Ernest Goldsmith
Raymond Bramer
Roy Luke
Ellen Overly
Alice Rathje
Maxine Luke
Hilda Luckstedt
Velma Dusanek
Laura Huston
Florence West
Monmouth
City of
Cedar Street
Second Street
North
Fourth Street
Sycamore Steet
Third Street
Elm Street
Grand Street
Gill Street
Chestnut Street
Maple Street
Main Street
Seventh Street
Washington Street
Sycamore Street
Buckeye Street
Walnut Street
First Street
City
Soldier's Memorial Building
Ray Echternacht
Cly
Arctic Circle
L. J. Swift
F. D. McLaughlin
Monticello, Iowa
W. H. Null
Dr. Burris Chiropractor
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Montleelle
Chevrolet
General Motors
America
Eront
Eus
General Motors Laboratories
General Motors Proving Ground
Fisher Body Corporation
Phaeton
ATS
Flint
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Michisary Globe
United States
Frederick IV
Mother
Suter’s
Cale
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