Local Notes From Hopkinton and Surrounding Centers
Hopkinton reports Prof. E V Laughlin at the Iowa State Teachers convention in Des Moines with over fifteen thousand teachers present. Miss Betty Latta rests after appendicitis and faces surgery. Mrs J F Hinkhouse spoke on Success. The YWCA marked its fiftieth anniversary with a party and a birthday cake.
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E. V. Laughlin
Des Moines
Betty Latta
Scotch Grove
B. M. Ferguson
Carolinas
Jim Henry
Greeley
Leonard Gibbs
Gracia Johnson
Brooks School
Nelly Cox
Iowa City
Paul Johnston
Howard Zeuch
Leo Sullivan
H. M. Reeve
Claude Reed
Kathleen
Frances Laughlin
Thomas Jones
Esther Moats
Inner Moats
Center Junction
E. W. Roberts
D. D. Duckett
Pardeeville
Wis
Manchester
Thelma Healy
Mount Auburn
Marjory Wiltsie
F. A. Irish
P. R. Wheeless
Dubuque
Cliff L
H. Livingstone
Harriet
Eleanor MacDonald
Monticello
H. H. Wheeless
Longmont
Colo
A. T. Wheeless
Anamosa
G. G. Brown
Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Brooks
Homer Brooks
Mt. Vernon-Monticello
Herman Dunlap
Thomas and Allen
Golden
J. R. Kirkwood
Amy Beaman
Delhi
Dudley Dean
Central City
Dean
Clarence Bethurum
Bethurum
Lenox
Irma Bradle
Buck Creek
Richland Center News Notes Visitations and Meetings
Richland Center residents report visitors from Onslow Lost Nation Monticello Cedar Rapids and Hopkinton. Church group members attend a Presbyterian Young People's conference in Marshalltown. The Ladies Aid meeting is postponed until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wismeier
John Hein
Onslow
Will Balsiger
Ladies’ Aid
Ben Behrends
Will Burrichter
Lost Nation
Glen Brookins
Monticello
Howard Hicks
Brookins
John Lang
J. L. Arduser
R. C. Hoag
George Hein, Jr
Social Roundup of Monticello Area Visitors and Birthdays
Mrs Len Buol hosts a gathering while families from Dubuque Hopkinton and Des Moines visit relatives in Castle Grove Stout and Monticello. Birthday anniversaries at the McGinnis and Marks households, road trips to Dubuque and Des Moines accompany notes of church Ladies Aid and local fraternal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Buol
Garret Rieniets
Mary Lavonne
Henry Marks
Stout
Iowa
Marks
Rev. Marks
Harry Maire
Monticello
Carl Hein
Ben Tuel
Dubuque
Ruth Ann
George Hein, Jr
Lena Marugg
Barbara Marugg
Des Moines
Fritz
Marugg
Cap Buol
W. A. Beery
Harry Rundle
Clifford Arduser
Sand Spring
Will
Manchester High Defeats Anamosa 13 to 0 in Football
The undefeated Manchester team visited Anamosa last Friday and kept its flawless record by beating the locals 13 to 0. Also notes Florence Curtis returns from Europe, Nellie Morey attends state teachers convention, Jack McCullough leads a coon hunt, and a Greenfield township farm transfer shows land value changes since 1920.
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Manchester
Anamosa
Florence Curtis
New York
State Department
Agnes Samuelson
Morey
Jack McCullough
Wilds
Jack
Greenfield Township
Recorder's Office
Geo. W. Harness
Fred L. Kuntz
Carl F. Engelking
Alfred C. Hulsebus
Tests Show Good and Bad Gasoline in Iowa Samples
Iowa inspectors tested 1468 gasoline samples across the state. Of 146 tested, 85 failed to meet federal motor gasoline standards. Thornburg urges a flexible Iowa standard, noting some samples were distilled at high temperatures or mixed with heavy distillates like kerosene.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
M. G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Thornburg
Singleton Bridge Opening Rules From Hoyle 1927
The article explains when a singleton opening is advantageous against a trump declaration. A singleton is rarely justifiable unless the opener holds exactly three trumps. with four or more trumps you should lead your long or strongest suit. It provides example hands where A should open specific suits and notes that with two or fewer trumps the singleton is unsound.
Redouble and double in rubber bridge problem
Z with strong no trump bids redouble to signal a much stronger hand and penalties if A bids Y's suit. In the second problem Y should double after Z redoubles and A bids two spades, with Z and Y holding a coordinated strong-outer hand.
Hogs Die From Filth Disease Not Cholera Says Dr Stouder
Dr. K W Stouder Iowa State College extension veterinarian warns hog losses in Iowa are often misattributed to hog cholera. Many deaths come from filth infection necrotic enteritis and chemical poisoning, not cholera. Prevention centers on clean grounds and careful vaccination only for true cholera cases.
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Towa
K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Stouder
Monticello School Board Proceedings November 7 1927
Regular meeting of the Monticello Iowa board of education met at 7 30 p m with all members present. Bills were approved and paid including clock repairs, supplies, milk tickets, floors, textbooks, and nurse salary. A kindergarten study petition was deferred to December and the board adjourned to November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Stimson
International Time Recording Co
Harry Soule
A. J
Tawa Electric Co
Cross Hardware Co
Remington Typewriter Co
Caxton School Supply Co
Educational Supplies Co
Warner Hardware Co
Carlson Bros
Silver Burdett & Co
the Macmillan Co
Fullerton & Gray
C. F. Cody Co
Eee Machinists Supply Co
General Biological _ Supply House
Cerah Ginn & Co
J Midland Chemical Co
Educational Test Bureau
Myrtle Rockstad
Express Fund
Chas. M. Luett
Eclipse Lumber Co
Geo. Stuhler's Sons Co
Maud Sleichter
Faith Rasmuss
Virginia Cafe
Tuuybo
W. F. Rohn
F. E. Stimson
Chas
M. Luett
Inside Household Tips for Salads and Dressings
Practical guidance for readers on salad dressings using tomato catsup mayonnaise and juice, choosing curtains to match living rooms, and dress tips for withered arms. It covers pear salads with canned pear juice, lettuce prep, cottage cheese pairings, and decorative garnishes.
Green Pepper Dishes Show Flavorful Use in 1927 Cuisine
Green peppers supply piquant flavor as versatile ingredients in dishes such as stuffed pepper sandwiches, pepper entree with mushrooms and white sauce, and pepper salad with celery cucumber onion and pecan meats. The 1927 Western Newspaper Union recipe notes peppers used as standalone items and flavor boosters.
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Western Newspaper Union
Kiddies Evening Story Breakfast Party
A dawn tale of flute creatures and fairies invited to a dewdrop breakfast. Fairies arrive at sunrise and dance among shimmering dewdrops while brownies and elves serve moss-tray feasts of oatmeal porridge and wild berries. The sun rises as guests depart promising another gathering tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Mr. Sun
Vallyland
Western Newspaper Union
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Hopkinton
Richland Center
Anamosa Eureka
Hoyle, Jr
School Board
Nellie Maxwell
Kiddies’ Evening Story
Mary Graham Bonner
Justo Uch
Fulton Street
Chicago
Illinois
London
Leotden
District Court
Jones County
State of
Daniel J. Hogan
A. D
Joseph Bading
Doxsee
J. We. Doxsee
C. A. Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys AT Law
Lovell
George Albery
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Monticoilo
Dr. A. M. Maurice
D.D
I. V. Dautremont
All Courta
J. G. Schoon
Monticello, Lowa
W. A. Suthers
Dr. Teeter
Monticello, Iowa
George Wenzlick
Inter Ocean
2Nd Ave
6Th Street East
Cedar Rapids
Wes
North Park Ave
Lincoln Park
North Park
Ralph J. Crimsley
San Diego
Phoenix
Arizona
Rock Island
California
Kansas City
ER Service Bureau Valley National Bank Bldx
Des Moines, la
Addreus
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Icnto
Verbiessen Atssen Auto & Supply Co
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