Anamosa Defeats Monti In Armistice Day Gridiron Clash
Armistice day football game between Anamosa and Monti played at Anamosa ended 13 0 in favor of Anamosa. The match featured penalties and a late Anamosa touchdown. Community events included student socials, a Wabon Camp Fire dinner, and a senior birthday celebration.
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Anamosa
Monti
Wabon
The
Guardian
Reed
Emelyn Hoffman
Ruth Graves
Wilma Clark
Velma Ohe
Velma
Henry Ohe
Alvina Bohlken
James Rickless
John McDonald Hospital
James
Georgia Miller
Miss Noble
Junior Podhaski
Gladys Howland
Edwina Hughes
Ray Hodgson
Robert Shirley
Dick Hoag
Emil Prult
Philomathean Literary Society
Finlay
Minnesota
James Bender
Billy Stickford
Henry Oltman
Howard McLaughlin
Eugene Rodman
Harry Matthiessen
Roland
Bob Buel
Marion Balster
Raymond Thomas
George Stott
Bob Phelps
Pauline Hoffman
J. &. Finlay
D. Sutherland
Helserman
Inside Information for The Busy Housewife
Tips for daily family meals and sewing care from a 1920s home economics voice. Emphasizes balanced foods including milk eggs meat and vegetables along with simple methods for preparing canned salmon and a boiled dressing. Also notes fabric color advice and launder cloth care from Farmers Bulletin references.
Alfalfa Outperforms Other Legumes for Dairy Hay
Experiments show alfalfa yields higher and cuts hay costs versus other legumes. Soybean hay may equal alfalfa for milk value but is harder to cure and often more stemmy. Beltsville dairy farm success on heavy clay soil suggests alfalfa can thrive on marginal soils with proper trial and guidance.
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Dairy Experiment Farm
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Church notices list Sunday services across multiple congregations
The column outlines church services for Methodist Episcopal First Congregational St Johns St Matthew's Lutheran Presbyterian Wayne Zion's Lutheran Castle Grove Reformed and other groups. It includes Sunday school times, worship details, sermon topics, choir events, and upcoming meetings and social activities through mid November.
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Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Epworth League
Missouri Narrows Student Cars Claim Morality Link
The University of Missouri labels student automobiles as a contributing factor to idleness and in some cases a detriment to morals. The note appears amid reflections on discipline and campus life.
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University of Missouri
Humorous Courtroom Fragments From Montreal And Catholic News
A collection of brief, witty exchanges from a judge and prisoner in Montreal as well as a lawyer’s cross examination. The bits include a judge remarking on an apparent long running robbery, a locksmith prisoner, and a burglar’s wife recounting her marriage choice between him and an attorney.
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Catholic News
Mistaken Notion That Everything Was Lost
Dr. Watson recalls a Liverpool merchant who loses wealth but keeps reputation and family support. The tale reorients the man to value love, loyalty, and friendship over gold, urging him to cheer up. The moral centers on intangible riches remaining after financial ruin.
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John Watson
Liverpool
Doctor Watson
Watson
The Wife’s Role in 1680s Work Life
In the Good Old Day section the text describes a wife's occupation as supporting her husband and household. It lists tasks such as making clothing, blankets, linen, weaving, farming assistance, market outings, and selling dairy and poultry products, reflecting a traditional domestic economy.
Oldest Christian Symbol The Fish
The fish is described as the earliest Christian symbol used to identify believers. Early Christians faced persecution and created the fish sign to signal fellow Christians, drawing it in sand to test if others shared the faith before speaking openly.
Why Worry Shaw Exchange in London Hotel Scene
Shaw tells a London observer that rich people waste money on leisure while the observer lacks funds. The exchange ends with Shaw asking if the other is really better off and if knowing how to enjoy money matters when one has none. Vancouver Province attributes the quip.
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Shaw
London
Vancouver Province
Radio Workshop Sparks Family Grumbles in Neighborhood
A family annoyed by a neighbor with an electric workshop and loud equipment vents frustration. Flo blares a radio until someone complains in despair. Five-year-old Bobby volunteers a quirky guess that the man is making something called statle.
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Flo
Bobby
Man with one leg cherishes luck and adventure
Ellery Walters, a 23 year old amputee, travels world with 77 000 miles in 19 operations on his leg. He promotes optimism defying hardship while guest in Pasadena and recently published The World on One Leg detailing meetings with Mussolini and other famed figures.
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Los Angeles
Mussolini
Ellery Walters
Stanley Brooks
Columbia Street
Pasadena
United States
Walker
Seattle
Tampico
University of Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Iue
Europe
Walter
von Hindenburg
Lloyd George
New York
Country Has Planes Ahead of Motor Cars
In Bluefields Nicaragua most residents have never seen a car railroad or rubber-tired buggy yet they accept airplanes as commonplace. U S Marines carry passengers when planes seat capacity is not needed for military use and many Nicaraguaans take the offer. The air trip from Bluefields to Managua takes three hours versus seven days by boat and horseback.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
United States Marines
Managua
Battle of the Blue Licks remembered in Kentucky history
Kentucky marks the Battle of the Blue Licks as a deadly 1782 clash when 450 Shawnee, aided by British and Canadian forces and Simon Girty, ambushed 200 of Daniel Boone’s men. Israel Boone among the slain, sparking pioneer resolve and reorganization with Virginia aid to push Indians beyond the Ohio River.
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Kentucky
The
Blue Licks
Simon Girty
Daniel Boone
Boone
Israel
Alleghenies
Virginia
Ohio River
Plants as Health Guides in Homes
The presence and condition of houseplants reflect indoor sanitary conditions. A wilted begonion in a dining room revealed a hidden gas leak under the floor, showing plants react quickly to poisonous air even when odor is undetectable.
West Indies forests waste to sugar and plantation crops
The American Tree Association notes Cuba has converted most former forests to sugarcane. Cocoa and coconut plantations dot Santo Domingo and Porto Rico, while vast tracts of cleared land in the West Indies are unlikely to be used for agriculture. Porto Rico and Trinidad show severe forest depletion. Haltih republic remains largely devoid of usable timber.
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Cuba
Saya
American Tree Association
Santo Domingo
Porto Rico
West Indies
Trinidad
Republic of
Haltih
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Jones County Iowa
Sheriff John Bodenhofer announces a public auction of real estate in Anamosa Jones County Iowa to satisfy the 1929 judgment for $1904.41 plus $96.50 costs against E E Smith and Nellie E Smith. The property includes parts of section 1 township 86 range 4 and is subject to redemption. The sale is December 7 1929 at 9:00 am in front of the Jones County Courthouse.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
L. A. Andrews
State of
Farmers' State Bank of
Hopkinton
E. E. Smith
Nellie E. Smith
Anamosa
John Bodenhofer
M. J. Yoran
House For Sale Modern seven Room Requiring Inquiry
A seven room house with bath is for sale. Inquiries may be made to J. B. Hanken at Pd 20 2.
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Lovell Bank
Nettle Mundinger
J. B. Hanken
L. A. Rhodes
Lovell House
L. F. Balster
First Street
Lovell State Bank
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the Republic
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Grimes
Curtis Moncrief
George R. Guyan
Lord Tatler
Opera House
Legionaires
Duckett
Wayne Vernon
E. DeWitt
M. Stout
R. T. Moore
G. R. Guyan
F. S. Stuhter
Cahill
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Olden
Ethel
Sylvia
Des Moines
Tarmers
First Congregational
George W. McNary
St. John's Ev
Paul T. Gutknecht
St. John’s
Trinity
St. Matthew's Ev
H. L. Adix
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
Lizzie Schmidt
Presbyterian
Leonard Duckett
Wayne Zion's Ev
J. P. Willins
Institutions of Learning
Waverly
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
Reformed
Armin H. Tendick
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Missionary Society
Gottlieb Bronnenam
Charles Schneiter
Chris Decker, Jr
Pete Baumann
Casper Arduser
Woman's Missionary Society
John Yossi
Sutherland Falls
New Zealand
Texas
Jones
Montreal Star
Mirket
Duroc Jersey Spring Boars
Steve Petersen
Poland
Husman & Husman
Duroc
F. C. Cramer
Langworthy
Fred Kellum
William Hall
Center Junction
R. A. Naylor
China
W. T. Kehoe
Scott & Glass
L. A. Oltman
W. H. Lambert
Howard Wallace
Weber Plane
R. Rice
South 10Th St
Marion
Albert C. Smith
Monticello
Will M. Lubben
Fred Shover
John Hinrichs
R. I. Red Roosters
Steve McDonnell
Chester
Herman Harms
Coggon
Alfred Ross
Rhode Island
Walter Hall
George Zimmerman
Castle Grove
Ben Harms
Lowell State Bank
Lillian Harms
Clay Township
H. H. Carson
Scotch Grove
G. H. Gerdes
Onslow
John Peterson
Choice
W. F. Eby
Dimension Lumber
Adolph Schoon
Amber Town
Arthur M. Hart
Viola
A. M. Black
National Cash Register
Stimpson
Dayton
A. W. Steiner
Wayne Township
Katherine Kasper
Paving
J. L. Weber & Sons
Cascade
Towa
Susan E. Nelson
Mariforte Nelson
Nicholas Nelson
Jersey
Jos. H. Dehner & Son
Joe Kiburz
Reuben Dress
A Stuhler
Farrow
Buster
W. T. Rieken
Town
U. S. Rubber Company
Stuhlers
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