Hopkinton Auto Crash After Greeley Basketball Match
Hopkinton region residents Hopkinton Tra Wilson and Thomas Edgar with two young ladies were in an auto collision near Manchester on Grant highway while returning from a Greeley game. Ice and snow caused windshield damage. V. A. Miller of Manchester drove head on, suffering scalp wounds while Mrs Miller had a cut above the eye and loosened teeth. The Hopkinton quartet had only minor bruises.
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Tra Wilson
Buck Creek
Thomas Edgar
Manchester
Grant Highway
Greeley
V. A. Miller
Buck Creek Consolidated
Greeley High
Delbert Harper
Zwingle
W. J. Kirkwood
Monticello
Hopkinton Cooperative Creamery
John Gudenhauf
Bert Freeze
Charles Reggentin Jr
Bert Deighton
Lenox
Waukon Junior College
Waukon
Wartburg College of Clinton
Finkbohner Hall
Lenox Boys
Wartburg
Erma Bradke
W. C. Bradke
George Herington
Monticello Hospital
C. S. Morton
Bridge
San Diego
Calif
Julia Ricketts
Emslie
Florence Rhodes
Los Angeles
Elsie Porter
Cletus Statler
Philipsburg
Lora Acers
Frank Sill
David Roberts
Dubuque
Dubuque University
Lenox Junior College
William S. Roberts
Louis Herington
Hopkinton
Main Street
Portia Main
Delaware
H. L. Main
A. B. Soule
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Local notes from Scotch Grove and vicinity
Scotch Grove Lee Rittmer is recovering at home after an illness worsened by heavy snow blocked roads. Dr. Thomas assisted from Monticello after a winter trip. Residents opened roads to county routes, aiding mail delivery and church access. Record cold reached 26 to 30 degrees below zero, with a midday rainbow and sun dogs visible Saturday. Local residents Thomas Supple and Dirks visited Milwaukee with stock, while a women’s club meeting saw a smaller turnout but successful outcomes.
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Lee
Otto Rittmer
Thomas
Monticello
Eby
Rittmers
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Supple
Clay Township
J. W. Callahan
Center Junction Club and School News Highlights
Center Junction women’s clubs met at Mrs. Robbie’s home with nine members. Papers on The Schools in the Philippines and The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes were read, and plans for future programs discussed. Local basketball results, hospital notes, and residents’ comings and goings fill the community update.
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R. S. Robbie
J. N. Smith
Nelle Moses
Phillippines
Rachel Smith
Valley of Ten ‘Thousand Smokes
National Geographic Magazine
Grace Thompson
Wyoming Mutual elects Vaughn president at annual meeting
Wyoming Mutual Telephone company named Wy oming E C Vaughn president after approving a year's income of 9878 15 and expenditures of 8639 F J Storm became vice president F J Ingversen secretary P S Jansen treasurer Directors chosen George Nolan Peter Eichhorn C F Saxon W N Reach and Francis Woodworth The firm staffs four switchboard operators for 24 hour service Funeral services were held for Mrs Frances Biglow in Cedar Rapids following a long illness She was born 1846 in Mercer County Pennsylvania and later moved to Wyoming with family Measles and colds hit area schools while a gospel team from Cornell College was set to perform in Wyoming February 2 and a closing out sale was held at Edwin C Vaughns farm
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M. E. Ladies’ Ald Society
R. G. Mead
James Mead
Baker
Presbyterian Ladies
Truman Stanton
F. D. Sutherland
G. Vander Stoep
Howard Coder
C. H. Nelson
C. C. Livingstone
Center Junction High School
Onslow Cagers
Lyman Thompson
Onslow Independents
Kenneth Kennedy
Onslow
S&s. G
Thompson
Oxford Junction
H. J. Dirks
MacDonald
Platner
Anamosa
Scott McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Frank Husman
Dubuque
F. L. Himebaugh
E. Lb. Tomlinson
Cedar Rapids
Ray Sanford
Arthur Wilcox
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Frank Preas
Louise
Clinton
Fred Preas
Mayme Preas
Don
Ted Berkley
Maquoketa
Ellen McDonald
George McDonald
Margaret Norris
Mechanicsville
Augusta Norris
Peter Prahm
Pauline
George Guyan
Monticello
R. J. Moncrief
E. C. Vaughn
Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company
F. J. Storm
F. J. Ingversen
P. S. Jansen
George Nolan
Peter Eichhorn
C. F. Saxon
W. N. Reach
Francis Woodworth
Zella
John Biglow
Luella Miller
Wyoming
W. O. Shaffer
Lou Bender
Olin
Mary Ellen McDonald
Jones County Public Health Service
Alma E. Hartz
Division of
Maternal and Infant Hygiene
University of Iowa
Wyoming Lodge No. 147
S. Oo
O. F
James French
Elizabeth Behnke
Pearl Rogers
Jones County
E. J. Farley
Leonard McKinstry
Ray McAdam
Lansing
Michigan
Lewis
Lyle Tompkins
Emma Alden
Davenport
Malaysia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Borneo
Joe Luke
Mercy Hospital
Luke
Elizabeth Alden
Ila Harrington
Edwin C. Vaughn
Cornell College
M. E. Church
Tressa Griswold
Doty
Onslow Charles Ames Celebrate Golden Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Ames marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home four miles east of town. Attendees included Art Ames and wife with grandson Howard and daughter Ada Jansen and her children Mary and Keith of Cedar Rapids, and nephew Alva Orr and family. A large wedding cake was served and flowers plants a gold piece and well wishes were given. Mrs Ames was born Mary Baldwin in New York state and moved here at age seven. They were married in Anamosa by Rev Leonard.
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Wyoming
Frank Rowe
Moline
G. Hutton
Cedar Rapids
Biglow
Max Lamey
Harriet Lamey
Mildred Stickley
Mary Paul
George Paulsen
Marshall Home
Belle Johnson
Queen Victoria
Norman Paul
Eva Buck
Lord Byron
Edna Orr
Byron
Eva Chatterton
Mayme Elichhohn
Laura Smith
Ralphia Moyer
Royal Chatterton
R. J. Ramie
Anamosa
Martello
Onslow
Center Junction
James White
White
Bernice Garnett
Gayland White
Garnett
Charles Ames
Art Ames
Howard
Ada Jansen
Mary
Keith
Alva Orr
Mrs. Ames
Mr. Ames
Artie
Butter Makes Cheap Food For Winter
Agriculture Secretary M G Thornburg urges liberal butter consumption to lift spirits and aid the market as December prices hit the lowest since 1916. He cites surplus storage butter from increased production and slackened demand and notes wholesale butter at about 40 cents per pound, retail around 45 to 50 cents, with butter improving flavor and supplying essential vitamins.
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M. G. Thornburg
Mr. Thornburg
Yowa Butter Manufacturers Association
Borah Tagged For Prohibition Committee Chair
The Davenport Democrat notes Senator Fess's proposal to name Senator William E Borah of Idaho as chairman of the joint committee on new prohibition legislation. It questions Borahs willingness to accept and points out his history of brash talk without constructive bills.
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Davenport Democrat
Washington
Fess
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senator Borah
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical homemaking tips cover cleaning wicker, silk care, can safety, copper verdigris removal, a seasonal vegetable menu, electrical appliance advice, proper laundry planning, leather care, seafood prep, and family dining strategies.
Porous Clothing Best for Retaining Body Heat
Iowa State College extension service expert Miss Hazel Bown advises porous loose clothing to preserve heat in winter and spring. She notes dry air conducts heat poorly and air spaces in garments, not fabric alone, keep the body warm. Porous cotton union suit offers protection and sanitation over wool.
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Hazel Bown
Iowa State College
Advice on children’s clothing and healthy garments
Guidance emphasizes warm light outerwear and loose comfortable kids clothes with simple construction to allow growth. It warns loosely woven underwear is warmer than woven, stresses porous washable undergarments, proper fasteners, and room for growth with one inch plastic in bloomers and large buttons to aid self dressing. A list of agricultural bulletins is available from Iowa State College at Ames.
Yellow corn better seed than white corn claims growth vitamin A
The article argues yellow corn is superior seed because it contains growth vitamin A. It emphasizes the nutritional advantage of the yellow variety over white corn.
Chicago Women Weather and Wives in Society Notes
In a pointed paragraph style the column surveys women’s apparent suspicions of men who do not cry in hardship and notes weather as uncertain as a woman’s age. It mocks feminine complexion habits and observes weddings as fashionable society ties.
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Chicago News
Illusion of Easy Money Slips Past Duluth Readers
A Duluth Herald item warns that wealth without work is an illusion and happiness without labor is equally hollow. The piece suggests that even strenuous jobs can be rewarding for those who are worth their salt, contrasting comfort with sustained effort.
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Duluth
Iowa Farmers Milk Cows and Battle Butter Choices
Iowa farmers who milk cows and produce dairy products advocate choosing butter over oleomargarine amid ongoing debates. The article highlights dairy campaigns, producer groups, and consumer education efforts to preserve traditional dairy habits.
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Iowa
The Vagabond Speaks
Betsy Emmons writes in the Minneapolis Journal that beauty is found without gold and that nature's sights sustain the soul. She declares the world and its sunset and sea belong to those who truly love them.
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Betsy Emmons
The
Minneapolis Journal
City Faces 1000 Miles of Detours Next Year
Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes that 1000 miles of detour will be in use during the city’s 1000 miles of paving next year. The plan aims to modernize streets while traffic disruption continues. Local officials urge patience as construction progresses.
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Bluffs
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