Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Mrs Koch and Local Events
Funeral services were held for Cecil Countryman 18 at Harrington funeral home after surgery in Des Moines. Miss Helen Smith and Raymond Nowachek wed near Nashua at Little Brown church with Cedar Rapids relatives attending. Community notes cover club events school band plans and local visits across Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Harrington Funeral
Cecil Countryman
Government Hospital
Des Moines
CCC
Marion
Wyoming
Wissconsin
Clayton Countryman
John Countryman
Fred Bartholomew
Minnesota
John Junior
Helen Smith
Aleta Peck
Raymond Nowachek
Frank Nowachek
Little Brown
Nashua
Edward Nowachek
Cedar Rapids
Johanna Hill
G. W. James
G. A. R. Post
M. H. Morse
Post
Corps
Inmites
Elias Anderson
E. R. Marshall
Maquoketa
George Herzberger
Margaret Luke
George Luke
Oliver Brunscheen
Fred Luke
Ada Willman
Peter Eichhorn
Chris Eichhorn
Hattie Dieckman
Diana Frei
John Holub
Paul Levson
Meinhardt Thomsen
Bahne Hartman
Carl Westphal
Peter Jansen
Gus von Sprecken
Everett Vrooman
Marvin Nissen
Elmer Buckingham
Robert Barber
Alvin Brunscheen
Bova’ Glee Club
Roy Tompkins
Stewart Marshall
Marvin Brurnscheen
Harry Rohwedder
W. N. Morse
Elmer Dodge
John Siler
Howard Countryman
Clfford Morse
Eldora
L. M. Sherrill
William Nichols
Henry Siler
New Lisbon
Wis
Nichols
William Busby
Dixon, Til
Harry Cook
Alan Bonstel
Denver
Colo
J. 8
Parr
Edwin Vaughn
Mr. Bonstel
Sue Vaughn
Carl Wurst
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Will Parton
Mame Westey
Bethel
Minn
Ellen Elson
Ray Schmondt
Willmar
Charles Fiedler
Goldie Hammer
Princeton
J. S. Parr
Clinton
Sampson
Roy Schwab
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
W. H. Alden
Circle of Wyoming
R. D. Cooley
Maxine Cook
Maxine
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Harry Eye
Chicago
W. Eye
Mrs Mary Williamson Rites Held in Hopkinton
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Williamson 64 were held Sept 13 in the Hopkinton Presbyterian church after she died Sept 11 at Rol la Mo from diabetes. She taught public school music, was born Colesburg 1872, married Fred C Williamson 1894, left six grandchildren and three surviving children Arthur, James, and Rachel Owen. Burial was near her husband. she had moved from California to Rolla, Missouri, and lived with her daughter.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Williamson
Fred C. Williamson
Mary Platt
Jacob
Mary Dickson Platt
Delaware County
Colesburg
Hopkinton
Lenox College
Wiliamson
Iowa
Methodist Church
California
Arthur
James
Rolla
Arthur D
James J
Cleavis
New Mexico
Rachel E. Owen
Otto van Worn
Garwin
Ralph Jenkins
Fort Dodge
Emily Jane Blanchard
Rock Rapids
San Diego
Calif
Cynthia Ricketts
James Ricketts
Huron
Ricketts
William H. Consaul
Bina Consaul
Grace Lutheran
Eighth Avenue
C. R. Gearhart
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
J. D. MacAllister
David Smith
Marshall Neil
Christian Endeavor Society of the
David de Best
Jesup
George Keith
Manchester
U. S. G. Keith
Anna Kirkwood
J. R. Kirkwood
Dubuque
A. H. Larkins
Katherine DeShaw
Coe College
Cunningham
E. L. Wright
Grace Smith
Waterloo
R. A. Wallace
Winifred
Chicago
Ralph Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Irish
G. G. Brown
Virginia
Greeley
Donald Smith
Charles Morton
Town City
L. M. Freeze
Freeze
University Hospital
Myrtle Bacon
Washington
Frank Bradke
Coggan
Bradke
Carson
A. K. Cramer
Cleveland
Helen White
A. B. Soule
Marshalltown
Soule
M. EB
Wild Rose
Wis
Ellen Bradle
Erma
Monticello
Martin
Walter Morgan
Busy social rounds in Cascade and area noted
Sunday visits spanned Crystal Caves to Niagara cave as families from Dubuque Anamosa and Hopkinton joined gatherings. Garrity the Cascade farmer died, Allan Kean narrowly escaped serious injury, and local clubs and post office movers defined the week's social rhythm.
Real estate transfers in Jones county September reports
A compilation of land transfers from Jones county covering September 11 to 17, detailing deeds by Charles E Carpenter William Waterman Minnie Fienniken Starry J L Fienniken and others to parties including Francis M Miller John Gordon Lillian Duvinsky Max R Smith Gertrude Smith Charsky and First Farm Land Co. with locations in Olin Romy Monticello and Oxford Junction and values largely at 1.00 or 8000 dollars, noting tax and school-deed considerations and property descriptions across multiple sections and townships.
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Jones County
Charles E. Carpenter
William Waterman
Aled
Francis M. Miller
Brickley
Jackson
Main Streets
Olin
Charles Eb, Carpenter
John Gordon
Romy
Thomas F. Kehoe
Nellie
First Farm Land Co
Minnie Fienniken Starry
J. L
D. A. Fienniken
Zella
J. C. Flenniken
Singie
H. W. Fienniken
Lillian Duvinsky
Max R. Smith
Gertrude Smith
Eleanor Smith Charsky
Ike Smith
Cook
Oxford Junction
Nettie J. Darrow
W. I
Mamie A. Burlingham
Willis Byerly
Walter W. Wilcox
Ets
Wit
M. H. Rieniets
Elsie
Theodore Rieniets Jr
Fannie Lawrence
Genevieve Connolly
Bradstreet
Monticello
I. M. Rodman
Mattie M
Kate Turnis
Willam L. Aldrich
Anna
First Farm Land Company
H. M. Carpenter Jr
Hog Prices Chart Reflects Regular Cycles Since 1861
The chart displays heavy hog prices at Chicago from 1861 with values adjusted to the 1926 dollar level. It notes prices tend to move in fairly regular cycles, illustrating long term price behavior in the hog market.
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Chicago
Hog prices rise with population outpacing pork supply
Over the past 75 years hog prices have risen gradually in relation to the general average of all prices. The increase in United States population has exceeded the increase in the nation's pork supply, causing this gradual rise.
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United States
Cascade Lady Dies After Breakfast in Cascade Home
Mrs Thomas J Lane prominent Cascade resident died at her home in West Cascade Thursday morning after breakfast with family. Born Ella Barbara Appleby July 16 1867 she married Theodore Decker in 1893 and had six children. Funeral mass at St Marys church with burial at St Josephs cemetery noted pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Placid Magee
John
Joseph Appleby
Monticello
Hattia Good
Hopkin On
Decker
M. F. Garrity
Cascade Township
Garrity
Michael Rooney
Kathryn Rooney
Rooney
Allan
Eugene Kean
St. Martin's School
Bruce Hemphill
Young Hemphill
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Ludwig
Frank Otting
West Cascade
Ludwieg
Josie Curoe
M. G. Beddoes
C. D. Baldwin
East Cascade
Otting ‘Brothers
Otting
William Davis
Mel Veci ‘Club
Durkins Cafe
Albert Schall
Aileen Weber
Maquoketa
Vincent MccLean
Lorrain Barrett
Bernard
Victoria Moore
Cascade
Evelyn McNally
Omaha
Neb
A. G. Cover
Carlyn Devaney
Ray Offerman
Calista Kean
Dyersville
F. J. MecQuillen
Irene Devlin
Miles Leonard
Theodore Decker
St. Mary's Church
Colesburg
Ella Barbara Appleby
J. Appleby
St. Paul's Church
Worthington
Castle Grove
Lawrence
Nicholas
Zwingle
Henry Johnson
Joseph
Mary Elizabeth
St Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
St. Joseph's
Peter Koob
Willian Knepper
John Knepper
Victor Berringer
Barney Otting
George Billmeyer
Tony Strong
Mike Takes
Matt Fagan
James Larkin
Wiliam Schuster
John Schuster
Joe McKeever
Nicholas Kurt
John McAndrew
Fire damages kitchen in Richland Center home
Fire destroyed the kitchen at the George P Rogers residence last week. Mrs. Rogers, while cooking and refilling a gasoline tank, caused an explosion from intense heat. The rest of the house was saved and neighbors helped rescue valuables as guests and relatives visited Monticello and Dubuque areas.
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George P. Rogers
Paul Marugg
Caroline
Dietel
Dubuque
Rose Trilk
John Yossi
Will Balsiger
Lucille Tschantz
Carl Sehhneiter
Delores
Pete Bauman
Castle Grove
Len Hein
Richland Church
Barbara Allen
O. B. Crane
Lewis Terwilliger
Dean
Minerva
Kathleen
John Schweitner
Fred Schweiter
Sam Hoffman
Louise Schneider
Monticello
Davenport
Tax on Pork Chops Under New Deal Levy
A tax on pork chops adds seven cents to each pound under the New Deal tax measure. The levy applies at the point of sale and is collected with the purchase price.
Property transfers and easement agreements filed in Jones and surrounding counties
Numerous land transfers list buyers and sellers including Kathryn Hoffman Berhenke Carl Emeline Hoff man Staner Leo and H R Merriam Edna Gracy Laura H Koop Mil ton E B Thoeni William M Goarcke Emma wife William E Goarcke Blanche wife Henry L Smith Amanda wife to Jones County public highway easements describe 53 acres plus multiple parcels 120 acre tracts and a joint 12 foot wide road easement with references to First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago and Federal Land Bank of Omaha with an easement priority agreement over other mortgages by Jones County
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Kathryn Hoffman Berhenke
Carl
Emeline Hoffman Staner
Leo
Lovell Corporation
H.R. Merriam
Edna Gracy
Zea Flenniken
J. D. M. Crockwell
Anamosa
Crockwell
Laura H. Koop
Milton EB. Thoeni
Bradstreet
Monticello
William M. Goarcke
Emma
William E. Goarcke
Sabes
First ‘Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
William E. Goareke
Blanche
Robert W. Neff
Wis
Henry L. Smith
Amanda
Jones County
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Federal Mortgage Corporation
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Tarn Mortagage Corporation
American Way Best to Safeguard Freedom and Security
A 1938 speech excerpt by Gary Alf London at West Middlesex Pennsylvania argues American institutions best serve freedom and security. He rejects defeatist claims that one must be sacrificed for the other, urging resolve to maintain both.
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Gary
Alf Landon
West Middlesex
Landon Ancestry Traced To English Scotch Irish Dutch
The article notes Governor Alf Landon’s ancestry includes English Scotch Irish and Dutch roots. It emphasizes his lineage in a brief biographical line without broader political analysis.
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Alf Landon
Not Growing Rice Payouts Shine in Roosevelt's Relief Efforts
President Roosevelt authorized payments to 19 rice growers totaling over $25,000 each with one recipient receiving $59,000 as part of a program aimed at not growing rice. The scheme reflects wartime agricultural adjustments and government subsidies to limit production.
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Roosevelt
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E. V. Laughlin
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C. J. Brashaw
E. H. Cox
Phyllis
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Bertha Baxter
Howard Travers
Ryan
Raymond Tibbits
Donald Travers
Bily ‘Brothers
Spiliville
Niagara Cave
Carl Quint
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W. H. Behrends
Andy Smith
Buck Creek
J. L. Batchelder
Dick Bohiken
Amber
Farm Bureau
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John Blaker
Jat
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Charles Stevenson
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Francis and
Eldon
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Josephine Warburg
Raed
WWA State College
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