Hopkinton Notes Include Birthday Celebration and Local News
Hopkinton residents join Mrs. Anna Earhart at her eighty first birthday March 11. Mrs. Earhart, longtime Hopkinton primary teacher, is active in church work and known for brightening many homes. Multiple local events follow, including school staff movements, tournaments, club meetings, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Belknap
Earhart
Anna Earhart
Hopkinton
Frances Coyle
Fred Doan
Paul
Frank Doan
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Arlington
Cozart
George Moats
Acy Green House
Esther Meats
Lenox
Center Junction
Clio Club
H. B., Wilcox
Manchester
Erma Bradle
Mrs. Nieman
Earlville
A. J. King
Onslow Notes Of Nearby Residents And Local Affairs
Onslow hosts updates from Scotch Grove to Wyoming as families relocate harvest and sale activity shifts. Mrs. Reid's farm moves. Reed family family plans new town home. Mrs. Mackrill returns from South Dakota approaching a new sister. Community reports include elections, birthday observance, and club events.
Community Notes From Richland Center and Nearby Areas
Richland Center reports several social meetings including Mrs G L Buol hosting a followup on The Foundation of Patterns with attendees led by Mrs John Rickless. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Len Heins home despite weather with visitors listed, and other local visits and chores are noted. Local residents attend juries, visits to Dubuque and Monticello, and school and farm activities are recorded in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Buol
John Rickless
George Kurt
Nick Kleitsch
Will Bwrrichter
Ben Behrends
Will Balsiger
Elsie Rickless
Ladies’ Aid Society
Len Hein
Glenn Brns
Fritz Marugg
Matilda Anna Heath
S. A. Burkey
Walter Heath
Hopkinton
Edna Buol
Dubuque
Paul Guyan
John
Edwin Fitzsimmons
Delhi
Paul Buel
Stub Hein
Anamosa
Leah Balsiger
Monticello
Naomi Hein
Hank Behrends
Frank Murray
Sand Springs
W. G. H. Folkers
Uhlenkamp and Son
Wismeiers
Henry Marks
Chris Hartman
John Schweitzer
Ruth Schweiter
Prairieburg Obituaries and Local Notices
Prairieburg mourns Mrs. Rose Chilmore who died Wednesday after a month of illness funeral held Saturday Rev Sires officiated with many flowers. Also grieving are Mrs Bridget Cain who died Sunday with two sons and a daughter nearby funeral at St Joseph Church Tuesday. Miss Olive Bliss died Thursday funeral at Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Chilmore
Sires
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Central City
L. Freeman
Miss Bliss
Chester Bliss
G. H. Leader
Kansas City
Leader
Will Mangold
R. L. Truesdell
Wyoming
R. L
Castle Grove Family Dinner At Deischer Home
The Deischer home hosted a family dinner for Deischer and Noble kin with baskets for all due to Mrs. Deischer’s ongoing recovery from last winter’s automobile accident. Several locals visited Cedar Rapids and Marion while others reported illness and travel inconveniences from heavy rains impacting dirt roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deischer
J. A. Deischer
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Francis Miller
Eileen
Ben
Claude Mason
Anamosa
W. D. McLaughlin
Carl Mardorf
Sand Springs
George Walsh Buys Cave Farm From Mr Cave
Oxford area notes report George Walsh has purchased the Cave farm from Mr Cave after years of tenancy. Also, Miss Rose Kula returned to Chicago for work following a long winter stay. A Tuesday horse sale drew good turnout with top team selling for 290 dollars. Three local elderly residents died in the past week: Frank Koronda, August Tech, and George Vozenilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
Cave
Rose Kula
Chicago
Koronda
August Tech
Aingering
George Vozenilek
Secretary Hoover Learns Much About Himself
Secretary Hoover discovers surprising self insights as his campaign gains momentum. He notes increasing numbers of revelations and shifts in public perception as audiences respond to his messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hoover
Anamosa Eureka Briefs Highlight Local Notables
Virgil Kuta, 2, underwent emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix at Mercy hospital with good recovery. E L Crow, 60, longtime Mapleton and Monona County figure, died of cancer. Mrs. J E Remley attended D A R conventions in Des Moines. Joe Powleska, self-proclaimed King of Archie, jailed for alleged illicit liquor sales. Scott Hardware changes as John W. Goodman takes over stock from W L Lamb, who retires March 1. Foley Bros. win major road grading contracts in Benton Tama counties totaling 22 miles this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Kuta
Raymond Kuta
Mercy Hospital
Inds
Jones County
E. L. Crow
Mapleton
Monona County
J. E. Remley
Des Moines
Remiey
Joe Powleska
Oxford Junction
King of
Archie
Anamosa
Powleska
Scott Hardware Company
John W. Goodman
W. L. Lamb
Lamb
Goodman
Mr. Lamb
Bert Scott
Foley Bros
Benton County
Tama County
Garwin
Foleys
Inside Information For The Busy Housewife
Practical sewing and household hints cover dress alterations for comfortable fit, leg band guidance for children, cottage cheese salad ideas, and space saving tips like a built in ironing board. Instructions emphasize easing shoulder seams, loose elastic alternatives, and proper lighting and storage for ironing equipment.
How To Control Mice In Homes And Storage Areas
The article explains thorough control measures for mice using snap traps with bacon or other baits and poisoned baits made with strychnine and baking soda. It emphasizes cleaning storage areas, burning rubbish, and keeping food and clothing in proper places to prevent infestations and future damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
National party contrasts in farm relief and flood control
In a national discussion the Republican supports farm relief tax reduction and flood control while the Democrat backs flood control tax reduction and farm relief. The statements illustrate differing emphasis in agrarian policy debates across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Times
Shelter Belt Schools Grow in Iowa Towns
I T Bode extension forester at Iowa State College notes rising interest in farm forest shelter belts across Towa. Three counties host shelter belt schools this year to explain problems and planning. Attendance totals 272 from 34 townships, with plantings planned on TD Paldic and other Iowa farms this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
I. T. Bode
Iowa State College
Bode
Iowa
General practice calls answered in city office
The entry notes general medical practice services with a contact point in the Burrichter building and a local phone number 236 for inquiries and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrichter Building
Rain Reveals Two Disposition Types in Humble Debate
Weathered crowd debates whether a rainy day reveals true temperaments or only damped moods. Speakers contrast pessimistic, drenched attitudes with hopeful, sunlit optimism as showers fall.
Seed quality and supply outlook for Iowa farmers
Iowa seed analysis reports show improvement over recent years but occasional bad samples remain. Seed movement is slower this spring, signaling a late surge in shipments later in the year. Cadre ceres marly practices may yield better prices and allow returns if shipments violate Iowa laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Lowa
Agriuicdee
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Carl Stahlberg
Carline
Scotch Grove
J. G. Reid
Reid
Francis
Mr. Reid
W. E. Smith
Fed
Mackrill
Robert Elwood
Seattle
Wash
Cecil Wherry
B. W. Streeper
George Lyons
George Bottomstone
Janie Bullock
Roy
Raymond Winks
Onson
Edna Orr
Maquoketa
John Neelan
Neelan
Herman Schwartz
Roy Cooley
Vera Garnett
Bernice White
Lillie Buck
Davenport
Dorothy
Thelma Johnson
Central Office
Missionary Society
Sam McCarty
Richland Center
Prairieburg
Castle Grove
The
Oxford Mirror
Anamosa Eureka
Law Enforcement
Farimacra
Dr. A. M. Maurice
D.D
Lovell
L. J. Swift
Ldatt
North Park Ave
Lincoln Park
North Park
Ralph J. Grimsley
Dubuque County
Peter Even & Son
Dubuque, Ia
TEL Chambers
Locust Street
Seventh
Chamberlain
Tolis
Sen
Wm. G. Schoon
Cotta Aod
Riaraey
Imperial Landau
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Monticello, Iowa
Arend Balster Stores
R. H. Balster Monticello, Iowa
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