Interesting Events Of Iowa Fur Hunters In Hardin County
Warren L. Mossman and Noah Reese, farmers along the Iowa river near Eldora, hunted fur as a sideline. Over the past year they bagged 74 red foxes and 63 mink along with 815 muskrats and other fur animals. Pelts valued at 740 dollars were collected in 11 nights of trapping.
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Hardin County
Warren L. Mossman
Noah Reese
Iowa River
Eldora
Monkey head saved from old Waverly courthouse
Bremer county completed its new courthouse at Waverly and turned over the cast iron head of a monkey that hung over the entrance for 81 years to R A Sager. Sager was the only child born in the old courthouse while his father served as sheriff. The 1856 building is tied to Egyptian influence then popular in American architecture.
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Bremer County
Waverly
R. A. Sager
Sager
Golfer’s Odd Shot Ends With A Robin Collision
Paul Barkley of Manson Iowa demonstrates a quirky golf shot on a Sac county course. He tees off on the ninth as a robin rises and the ball strikes the bird. Barkley claims a birdie but the robin dies on impact in a strange, accidental moment.
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Paul Barkley
Manson
Calhoun County
Odebolt
Sac County
Barkley
Local tale links Buffalo Bill to Italian origins
Iowa readers joke about an Italian newspaper claim that William Cody was Italian born. The Cody family house near Mc Causland Scott county remains a walnut wood farmhouse now lived in by Mr and Mrs Gus Anderson. William spent childhood here before moving to LeClaire and heading west at fourteen to seek fame.
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Buffalo Bill” Cody
Italy
Isaac Cody
McCausland
Scott County
Gus Anderson
William
LeClaire
Cody
Buffalo Bill
Twins Born in Sioux City and Fredonia Bring Double Joy
Mr and Mrs J J Garvin of Marcus Cherokee county welcomed two grandsons born almost simultaneously to daughters living 1000 miles apart in Sioux City Iowa and Fredonia Indiana. The coincidences spark playful bets on carnival sideshows as a six legged calf born to a Holstein in Sioux County is noted. The Ed Roberts family preserves a 19th century ballot box from Washington township. A robin duo risks rope entanglement in a garden scene at the Gruben home. Lovik's third marriage follows two prior divorces as June license records mark a June wedding in Worth county. The Sutherland terrier Happy Lady saves a child from under a car. A rainbow is described as nature's rare spectacle.
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J. J. Garvin
Marcus
Cherokee County
Sioux City
Fredonia
Ind
Garvins
Happy Lady
Boston
Triplets Celebrate Seventh Birthday in Richland Township
Jean, Joan, and June Hein of Jones County turned seven last Friday June 1 with a home party in Richland township. Dr. John H. Fraser officiated at their birth and gave each girl a doll. A noon luncheon featured three cakes each with seven pink candles and guests included Audrey Egger Ellen Mae First Mary Lou Adams Virginia Georgia Ruth Glenn Dale John and Loeda Hein Betty and Raymond Rieniers John Lubben Deloris Yossi Betty Jean Crane Helen Allen Doris Lubben Bernice Allen.
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Jean
Joan
June Hein
Jones County
Richland Township
John H. Fraser
June
John L. Hein
Audrey Egger
Ellen Mae
Mary Lou Adams
Virginia
Georgia
Ruth
Glenn
Dale
John
Loeda Hein
Betty
Raymond Rieniers
John Lubben
Deloris Yossi
Betty Jean Crane
Helen Allen
Doris Lubben
Bernice Allen
Rainbow spans western sky after rain in Carroll town
After a heavy rain, a full rainbow appeared in the western sky near Town at about 10 o clock. Mrs. J. A. Drees of Carroll and other Yowans saw every color from end to end against a dark sky, calling it a beautiful sight.
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West Central Town
J. A. Drees
Carroll
Marionette Club Brings Back Traditional Puppetry in Traer
One of the oldest entertainments marionette shows are making a comeback in Traer Tama county a club of puppeteers has formed including both old and young The group has staged shows at several community events and received enthusiastic reception.
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Traer
Tama County
Farmer Spots Deer Near George In Lyon County Field
Walter Van Briessen, a farmer near George in Lyon County, was walking through his oats field when a deer was spotted nearby. The incident occurred recently and drew attention from local residents.
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Walter van Briessen
George
Lyon County
Pursuit of a Deer by Van Briesen Near Rock River
Van Briesen misidentified a deer as a cow then chased it from the house after seeing the animal near the Rock River. He followed the deer into timber along the riverbank and observed it from a close distance before continuing the pursuit.
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van Briesen
Rock River
Boy Rescued From Water Delivers Narrow Brush With Death
Zane Firkins son of Mr and Mrs Emil Firkins of Rodman Palo Alto county nearly drowned after falling headfirst into a yard pail. Sister Edris found him and a doctor fought two hours to revive him. He is recovering but faces possible pneumonia.
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Zane Firkins
Emil Firkins
Rodman
Palo Alto County
Grim Reaper
Edris
Zane
Outdoor Exposure Guide for Everyday Photography
A concise note explains exposure adjustments for sun cloudy and dull days. It gives timing guidance for chrome type films from one hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset and suggests a 214 hour margin for ordinary film. John van Guilder signs the guide by offering to cut it out and paste it into a hat.
Real estate transfers in Jones County June 4 to 10 1937
Heirs of John F W Allen transfer several parcels to A A Cole and others for $1 and other considerations. Sisters of Mercy Cedar Rapids sell to Carlton Meyers and others multiple tracts in Strawberry Hill Anamosa. Numerous easements for public highways move between Jones County and individuals including Bailey Bailey and Gordon families. Dated 1937 with scattered parcel details and values.
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Jones County
Jesse W. Allen
Birdena
Austin T. Allen
Emma
Lee M. Allen
Aletha L
Grace Allen Kent
A. L
John F. W. Allen
A. A. Cole
Smith’s
Olin
K. Kennedy
Leona
Peter F. Schladetzky
Marvin Hunwardsen
Odd Fellows Lodge
Onslow
Sisters of Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Carlton H. Meyers
Strawberry Hill
Anamosa
Military Road
M. Gorman
Gerd Tholen
C & NW
Wm. J. Bailey
Ethel
Iowa
John
Anna Bailey
John Bailey
B. E. Rhinehart
Julia Florence
J. A. Belknap
J. A
Citizens Logs Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Michael F. Kurt
Celeste
Jennie McConaughy
James McMurrin
Mary
Harry R. Newman
Dean Everett Newman
Dale Richard Newman
Louise K. Pillard
Ata
Co. F. Smyth
Mary Lamey
Julia EB. DuMont
John A. DuMont
Lillian DuMont
Fisher
Walworth
Main
Sales Streets
Grantor
Edna Watters
Bramer
Mabel
Fred Bramer
Ava
Ed Bramer
Harry Bramer
Lena
Mary Countryman
Edd
E. S. Danks
Grace L. Bogenreif
Lyle O
Charles A. Leffiingwell
Oxford Junction
Grace D. Benedict
Ernest I. Benedict
Elsie R. Benedict
Francis M
Benedict
Etta M. Schoon
W. G. Schoon
Monticello
Francis M. Benedict
L. A. Andrew
State of Town
First Trust & Savings Bank
L. C. Hodoval
Zepha M. Hodoval
Flanigan & Moore's
Stacy Miller
J. O. Farnham
Maggie Corcoran
Magele O'Rourke
Alice O'Rourke
H. L. Potter
Cecil
Ralph H. L. Potter
Crane
George Dusanek Sr
Frank and
Edward Dusanek
CM & St. P Railroad
Mfe
T. E. McNamara
Edith Davis
Center Junction
Olin Cemetery Association
G. F. Rummel
Breaks Narcotic Ring Sparks Reno Raids Led by Woman
Miss Joyce McAllister, a 27 year old former Santa Barbara student, helped nab seven Chinese suspects and a veteran federal agent after undercover work in Reno Nevada nightclubs. Sheriff and the federal narcotics bureau supplied $1000 to buy drugs, aiding arrests and investigations.
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Joyce McAllister
Santa Barbara
Calif
Reno
Nev
Sheriff's Office
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Changes in Diet Across Generations
A brief look at how food choices shift over time driven by new methods of production and preservation transforming what people eat compared with previous generations.
Understanding Iowa Children Diet Changes in Nutrition
The article discusses shifts in Iowa child nutrition including refined cereals and cane sugar growth, removal of the grain outer coat and germ in processing, and the need to replace vitamins and minerals. It notes higher protein food costs and the impact on milk pasteurization destroying vitamins, urging alternative vitamin sources like fresh fruits.
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Town Crier
Squirrels in Fontanelle Park Care for Injured Mate
Passersby observe a large nearly black male squirrel carry and drag its injured mate across Fontanelle Park in Adair county. He hauls her into a maple tree nest about 30 feet up and releases her in a limb hole. The note ends with a remark on campers abusing the countryside.
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Fontanelle
Adair County
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