Interesting Events Of Iowa News
A Des Moines fruit broker ships California oranges to Kansas City then crates and truckloads them to Des Moines markets. Attending buses travel coast to coast, with groups from New York and Baltimore visiting Iowa. At Iowa State College Ames, Indian student V H Patil pursues advanced dairy studies and plans to return home.
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Iowa State College
Ames
India
V. H. Patil
Chahardi
Bombay
Indias
Extra Air Mail Service Brings Much Mail
A west bound air plane landed at Des Moines airport at night carrying six pouches with 454 pounds of Iowa mail sent by Willys Overland. Postage totaled 750 dollars. Five pouches were left at Cedar Rapids. Boeing official F. E. Caldwell accompanied the shipment. pilot Rube Wagner flew the craft, a new green body orange wing model replacing older silver planes. Also Iowa cut fire losses by one million in 1928 with 5,232 fires and 6,141,252 dollars in losses, down 1,030,309 from 1927, due to fire prevention and better firefighting. 1926 saw 5,665 fires and 7,984,007 dollars in losses.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Willys-Overland Automobile
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Caldwell
Boeing Airplane Company
Rube Wagner
John W. Strohm
Strohm
Interurban lines decline and Master Farmer honors
The western Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern interurban to Rockwell City was abandoned a couple of years ago and services to Ames Des Moines Colfax were cut on November 4. A bus line now serves Des Moines Ames and Des Moines Colfax. Wallaces Farmer crowned fifteen Iowa farmers as Master Farmers with a banquet at Hotel Fort Des Moines. wives attended the event as part of an innovative ceremony.
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Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Rockwell City
Ames
Colfax
Henry A. Wallace
Roll of honor and 4-H notes at Iowa Farm Bureau meeting
A list of honorees including Har vey Hazen and others from towns such as Denmark Lacey Newton Schleswig and Indianola. Wallaces Farm representatives judged scores and awards while Gov Hammill praised 4-H club work. The Farm Bureau highlight 4-H activities and Chicago show success.
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O. L. Holmes
Iowa State College
Mark Thornburg
Henry A. Wallace
Harvey E. Hazen
Denmark
Frank F. Everett
Lacey
O. J. Kalsem
Huxley
Bert Schuelke
Alta
Theodore Gronna
Waterville
Everett Smith
Newton
Edward Relmer
Schleswig
Henry
Vaske
Dyersville
Lewis T. Newton
Knoxville
State Farm Bureau Federation
Hammill
Chicago
Department of Farm Bureau
Iowa Counties Move to Require Full-Time County Health Nurses
The Iowa group led by the PTA and supported by the Red Cross, Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs, Iowa Tuberculosis Association, State Board of Health, Conference of Social Work committee, Iowa State Teachers Association, and Iowa State Medical Society will push for a bill mandating boards of supervisors to hire a full-time county health nurse in every county, addressing the gap in 14 of 99 counties.
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Iowa
Iowan Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
Red Cross
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
Conference of Social Work
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Iowa State Medical Society
Boards of Supervisors
Sartori Bank Founder in Los Angeles Aims High
A 1889 Cedar Falls native Joseph F Sartori established Security Trust and Savings Bank in Los Angeles a thriving early city now reporting bank resources of 285 million. He funds Cedar Falls Sartori hospital and supports Iowa projects while noting three flag staffs signal legislative sessions in Des Moines. Audit shows University of Iowa property value at 16 million with buildings equipment and improvements itemized.
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Joseph F. Sartori
Cedar Falls
Security Trust and Savings Pank
Los Angeles
Sartori
Iowa
Sartori Hospital
California
State University At
Iowa City
E. F. Brown
Large Increase in Dependents at State Institutions
The state board of control reports 12,545 persons in fifteen institutions, up 268 in six months, seeking nearly nine million dollars for salaries and support over two years. Prison inmates number 2,301, up from 1,079 a decade ago, with faster parole efforts to ease crowding. offenses like chicken stealing, drunk driving, and persistent law violation have expanded penitentiary cases. County home inmates receive well documented food supplies and self produced meat, while two Belle Plaine doctors are fined 300 dollars for shooting two deer running at large, with the fine and confiscated venison given to the poor house inmates.
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State Board of Control
Parole Board
Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Belle Plaine
Monti Clinches Sixth Straight With Strong Season Run
Monticello extended its winning streak to six in a row as it defeated Hopkinton 22 to 10 in a hard fought game. The team, hampered by injuries and tough schedules, showed balanced scoring led by captain Sam Rhatigan and small margins in several close contests. Next up is a home clash with Marion followed by a key rematch with University High of Iowa City.
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Miss Rabe
Miss Henderson
Hughes
Miss Warden
Miss Iverson
Miss Cook
Wyoming
Coe College Department of Public Speaking
Ane
Beedton
Harlan Cooper
Robert Davies
Alma Buol
Russel Hughes
Freda Balster
Vivian Smith
Viola Hogan
Curtis Moncrief
Donna Lewis
Eugene Rodman
George Guyan
Lucia Schoon
Helen Crane
Dorothy Johnson
Edna Siebels
Olena Zimmerman
Lillian Slauson
Evelyn Fairbanks
Marie Schatz
Fae Cass
Mac Cass
Madge Dickey
Edna Schoon
Milton Langer
Ada Mundinger
Ruth van Buren
Vivian Bancroft
Billy Kettlitz
Ruth Lambert
Mary Etben
Emil Prult
Richard Calkins
Sylvia Cooper
Nadine Kennedy
Bertha Mae Goldin
Edith Schneider
Robert Buel
James McLaughlin
Ann Miller
Georgia Miller
Marion
Monti
University High
Town City
Iowan City
Monticello
Iowa City
Manchester
Anamosa
Martello
Cascade
Hopkinton High School
Finlay
Hopkinton
Iowa
Sam Rhatigan
Mont
Mount Vernon
University High School of
Louise Balster Weds Edward Stadtmueller in Scotch Grove
Miss Louise Gesina Balster married Edward Stadtmueller last Tuesday at 11 in Scotch Grove Township at the bride’s mother's home. Rev. Paul T. Gutknecht officiated with Lohnerins wedding march. Attendants were Miss Mary Bolster and Clarence Stadtmueller. The bride wore robin's egg blue crepe back satin.
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Louise Gesina Balster
Edward Stadtmueller
J. C. Balster
Scotch Grove Township
Paul T. Gutknecht
St. John's Lutheran Church
Lohenerins
Ernest Heiken
Marcella Monk
Mary Bolster
Clarence Stadtmueller
Bride Seville Stadtmueller Wedding Details
The article describes a wedding where the bride wore a veil with orange blossoms and a bouquet of violets and white carnations. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Balster wore sea green satin with pink and white carnation corsage. Little Miss Monk served as ring bearer in shell pink crepe. A bridal dinner followed with thirty-five guests.
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Miss Mary Balster
Miss Monk
Mrs. Stadtmueller
Governor Hammill Performs Magician Role in Tax Debate
The Cherokee Times notes Gov. Hammill faces a tall task to create a new temple of justice while reducing the state tax levy. A social event honored Mr. and Mrs. Stadtmueller with a Legion hall dance Tuesday, and the Stadtmuellers plan to live on the G. J. Helken farm near Scotch Grove.
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Marietta Helgens
Ernest fM4ken
Legion
Nammill
Cherokee Times
Hammill
Temple of Justice
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Transcontinental Bus Line
New York
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Big Banking House
State House
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Senate Chamber
Senate
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Lena Bartels
George Bohlken
Henrietta Duis
Naomi Gutknecht
Kate Hanken
Laura Koop
Velma Che
Josephine Poppe
Esther Prult
Mildred Pulver
Millie Rickels
Laura Sinclair
Bernice Burrichter
Thelma Fairbanks
Sylvia Olden
Leona Vandermark
Esther Eden
Katherine Gerdes
Emma Hughes
Thelma van Voltenburg
Clarence Eilers
Fred Hanken
Alva Hinrichs
Sibyl Hutton
E. Fairbanks
Elmer Aebi
Reed Bartlett
Leona Behrends
Loren Cramer
Thomas George
William Kettlitz
Mabel McVay
Harold McVay
Pauline Meier
Evelyn Ladehoff
Sara Oltman
Merle Hutton
Leonard Schoon
Lorene Zimmerman
Mildred Taylor
James J . . Bickley
Dorothy Barlow
Pauline Cooper
Mable Bartlett
Miriam Fairbanks
Helen Harms
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Margaret McNeill
Eldora Semmert
Mary Stickford
Edna Harms
Willard Yeoman
Betty Kay
Evelyn Walraven
Gladys Howland
Paul Kuentzel
Richard Hoag
Violet Rigby
Eva Rigby
Gerald Schoon
Raymond Hodgson
Fern Bender
Lena Zumbrunnen
Monti Trims Hopkinton
Kash and
Karry
AQUA
Graham
OF Thrift
Stuhlers
AD and
Bill
Louise Balster
Eclipse Lumber
East Side Yard
Hamberger Veal
Hart
Ecru
Men’s Sox
Rockfords
Bradley’s
Phoenix Hose
Oliver Twist
San Francisco
Boeing Air Transport
Childress Motor Co
Omuerewe
Penneylvania
Penn Baf
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