All-Star Team Is Chosen For Valley League 1933
Maquoketa Valley league selects its 1933 all star team with Guttenberg contributors dominating. First team features Thenhaus Monticello at first base Orr Cascade shortstop Barnum Guttenberg Schweikert and others with Pintz catching and Finch and Willenborg as pitchers. Second team includes Larson Saengling Fenelon Naisley Kolker Weber Meredith Monticello Rubly.
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Guttenberg
Monticello
Cascade
Independence
Maquoketa Valley
FP. G. Gosling
Manchester
Thenhaus
Orr
Barnum
Schweikert
Clark
Risk
Oldham
Pintz
Finch
Willenborg
Larson
Saengling
Fenelon
Naisley
Kolker
Dyersville
Weber
Meredith
Rubly
Byerly
R. Bartlett
Cronkhite
Wilson
J. Hayes
Mchae's
Makeover
Toe Dushmen
Guttenbere
Prairieburg notes span visits and family affairs
A labor of local life across Prairieburg records visitors and residents. Mrs. Houser of Pipestone joins kin, Kula family moves toward schooling, and numerous Holub and Drexler relations attend gatherings, with farm work and trips to Cedar Rapids, Chicago, and Des Moines noted along with a sixtieth wedding anniversary celebration.
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Nes
Henry Henderson
Frank McLaughlin
Cedar Ramdfast
Rufus Sisler
Cogton
Prairieburg
Mike Houser
Pipestone
Minn
Houser
Will Drexser
Joe B
Martin Holub, Jr
Anna Holub
Ted Patnode
Cedar Rapids
Aoe Kula
John Galli
Ella Kline
James Holub
Chicago
Alice Kula
Cedar Falls
Golda Walmott
Jim Walmott
Waubeek
Walmott
Kate Holub
Leo
Maurice
Oxford Junction
Milo Kaliban
Helen
Jake Kovena
Rose Shumack
Elizabeth Holub
William Drexler
Ed Zumbach
Freda Sisler
Coggan
Raymond Drexler
Ollie Kula
Kulas
Des Moines
Barbara Kula
K. D. Sanders
J. R. Lawrence
Agnes Blahnik
Doris Jean
Yola
William Montgomery
Ralph Anthony
Pesther
Esther
Cozyon
George Helub
Walker
Mr. Helub
Joe Holub
Prairiebury
J. G. Harper
Jose Shumack
Joe B. Holub
Milo Bezedek
Joe B. Hulub
Elizabeth
Jake Kovzenit
Center Point
Martin Hulub
Bernard Kula
Ceder Palls
Durin
Charles Robinson
Arete
Edna
Wole
Eo Kula
Mr Kula
A.C. Kula
Frank Bo Heluth
Frank A. Kula
Joe Houser
Walford
Mesdames Kua
Holly
Kula
Thez Whitney Sven
Mount Vernon
Eaveline
Mroo
John Lawrence
Wronnie
Doe Beniscick
Jack Phillips
Waterloo
Mate Crowley
Hannah Henderson
Kate Holuy
Anamosa
Lester Drexler
Minnesota
Canada
Onslow Area Sees Bus Purchase and School Openings
Local notes report Max Hamilton buying a new school bus for Capsion pupils and the Oxford Junction and Stan wood schools preparing for the new term. A large group of Onslow residents traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition while other townsmen attended funerals, visited relatives, or hosted guests.
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Janet Reade
Oxford Junction
Laura Holst
Stanwood
C. R. Smith
Ceei Koon
Chicago
Max Hamilton
Capsion School
Ted Hamilton
Gordon Mann
Winifred Wherry
Otto Newell
John Petersen
Caroline
Regina Duffy
Dorothy MacDonald
Alva Orr
Frank Conley
Redding
Cal
Ralph Orr
Roy Pfinkbinder
Joseph Wasson
Wasson
McGoverns
Alvin Hanna
James Buckner
George Sears
Ruth
Gertrude
Duncan Wasson
Walter
Glenn
James Macaulay
Eleanor Shaw
Eleanor Shaw; Music, Mrs. Macaulay
Alva Edwards
Gerade
Lenora Seebach
Dysart
Mildred Streeper
Estelle McCune
Arthur Barlow
James and
John
Cedar Rapids
Lydia Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Fishermen Urged to Resist Fake Game Wardens
Alerts warn fishermen along streams and lakes about a man posing as a deputy game warden to collect fines. The true process requires a magistrate and court, not deputies, and fishermen should report such individuals to the Fish and Game Department or a real deputy warden.
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Cnews
Peh and Game Department
Fish and Came Department
Local golfer Bill Laude sets new course record at Monticello
Veteran Monticello Country club player Bill Laude scorched the links last week with a 31, three under par, starting on No. 6 with Don Young and club pros. He made six straight pars and birdied six holes including Nos. 6 8 1 2 5, finishing seven of the round under par despite two par four fives on Nos. 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Locher
Bill
Ing Ee Anes
Laude
Sand Springs Social Roundup Netting Local Visits
Sand Spring residents and relatives from Dubuque Monticello Wyoming Langworthy Elkader and Amosa mark a weekend of visits and picnics. Herbert Cox A J Schmid families and Clara Arduser appear among those visiting hosts and attending Harvest Home events. School opens with Miss Isabel Edgar teaching in Sand Springs.
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Herbert Cox
Anamosa
Arduser
Langworthy
Charles Schneider
Loren Redman
Clara Arduser
Springville
Edward Cox
Elkader
B. W. Cox
Neva Wilson
Velma Arduser
Eugene
Clifford
Jerome
Jeanette Baum
Monticelo
Sand Springs
Isabel Edgar
Hopkinton
Anamosa Residents To Leave After 26 Years
Mr and Mrs F L Brinacomb e will depart Anamosa after a 26 year stay with Brinacombe acting as deputy warden at the state reformatory for 14 years and acting warden since Warden Treland's death. Mrs Carrier has stayed with relatives in Anamosa while visiting Fargo and Marshalltown seeks closer ties with family. A fire at A B White’s farm near Anamosa damaged the east wing of the two story home after starting from a gasoline stove.
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Ahamosa
F. L. Brinacombe
Anamosa
Brinacombe
State Reformatory
C. H. Treland
Carrier
Model child and playful troubles in playful verse
A verse upholds a mischievous boy who climbs trees, falls, swims, fights in alleys, and keeps a hungry pup, while a model child is unlikely. The clipping notes a marriage record: A W Bare and L M Silliman and wife L R Watters wed. possession details list 11-1-33 with $81.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bare
L. M. Silliman
L. R. Watters
Canning Corn Helps Preserve Flavor and Safety
Iowa State College experiments show corn varies in keeping quality by day and heat resistance of microbes. Fresh corn tastes best. avoid preheating piles. On the cob or off, pack with salt, boil five minutes, then process in a water bath or pressure cooker. Adding lemon juice or vinegar reduces processing time and spoilage. if too sour, add a teaspoon of soda per pint.
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Iowa State College
Federal funds rush as Iowa counties seek public cash
Iowa has been accorded loans of federal funds for public works and several counties and cities have filed applications. Entries include Jones Anamosa waterworks $30000 Center Junction school house $18000 Wyoming waterworks street $7000 Cedar Rapids sewer plant water mains sewers $553250 incinerator $85000 river dikes $55000 swimming pools $50000 police station $37500 street improvements $37500 city market $15000 Cedar Rapids school painting $8000 Marion sewage disposal plant $19621. Dubuque Dubuque swimming pool sewer street improvements $166000. Iowa City sewage works $335000 State University building plant $325000 hospital repairs $328571 dormitory unit $205400 flood prevention $250000 heat water electric improvements $170000. Delhi water supply $13500. Cascade streets $1000.
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Iowa
Jones
Anamosa
Center Junction
Wyoming
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Dubuque
Delaware
Delhi
Dubuque—Cascade
Dirge for a Departed Soul by Jones Seay Yelee Wust
A somber verse piece laments the grave as a peaceful resting place free from ambition and sorrow. It envisions quiet sleep, tearful recollection, and the delusion of life’s whispers ending for a departed, unnamed individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilfe
Jones Seay
Republicans Meet in Chicago on 1934 Campaign Plans
The Chicago conference of Republican leaders discussed ways and means to conduct congressional campaigns in 1934 as all representatives and part of the Senate face election. Everett Saunders outlined the meeting’s purpose while noting Republicans must field candidates and stay in the fight against Democratic challengers.
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Sioux City Journal
Chicago
Congress
Everett Saunders
Republican National Committee
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Primo Carnera’s Uppercut Landed In the Sixth Round. Mr. Saunders
Wife wakes to burglar, husband urges silent confrontation
Wife alerts of a burglar in the next room as the husband admits lacking a revolver and sends her to confront the intruder, a terse domestic moment captured in Tit-bits.
Jones county land transfers and sheriff deeds list
Jones county notes issued by Lloyd Soper cover land transfers and sheriff deeds. Transactions include Watters Banks deeds for sections 10 83 3 and 16 84 1 totaling $1.00 to D W Bates, Thornburgh deed to D W Gilmore, and further transfers involving Morley and Webster areas with totals around $6 000 and $7 007.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Lloyd Soper
Anamosa
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Trust & Logs Bank
H. E. Thornburgh
Eunice R. Gilmore
Soper and Boardman grant deeds in Iowa land transfer draft
Fragmentary notes describe quitclaim and deed actions involving Soper, Boardman, Clara Myers, F Myers, Lola Joslin, Alta Hasek, Verna McGwiggan, and Robert King. Mentions contracts, property parcels in Anamosa and Martelle plus various grants and cancellation of indebtedness with nominal sums.
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Soper & Boardman
Fisher
Lola Joslin
Granter
Robert King
Clara M. Myers
F. Myers
Alta R. Hasek
Vernan
McGwiggan
Ellisonia
Martelle
They Call Me Strong In Hidden Grief
A poetic reflection on strength shown through tears and hidden pain. The speaker questions why others seek cheer while she bears sorrow alone, wondering if strength is a gift from God shared in silent endurance.
Feed protein supplements affect shrink in steer lots
The highest dressed-out two lots used linseed oil meal and soybean oilmeal as protein supplements. The smallest shrink occurred with linseed oilmeal, while the largest shrink was in the group fed one pound of whole soybeans.
Final Reports Hearing for Jones County Estates
Notice to all interested that final reports of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones county estates have been filed with the district court clerk. The hearing is set for September 11, 1933 at the court in Anamosa Iowa to approve the reports and allow exceptions. Final report noted for H M Carpenter executor of Josephine E Moore estate No 4690 dated August 22 1993. Lee Byerly Clerk.
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District Court
Jones County
H. M. Carpenter
Josephine E. Moore
Anamosa
Iowa
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