Ouster charges linger in Marion County Iowa
In Knoxville Iowa on November 1, county officials disclosed no new developments as petitions calling for ouster proceedings against Peter Tysseling and Homer B. Clark remain unsettled. County Attorney H E De Reus expects prosecution if charges are filed, while ousted deputy county auditor John Hall shifts leadership blame and confirms possessing a copy of the forthcoming charges but refuses to view them.
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County News Service
Knoxville
Peter Tysseling
Homer B. Clark
H. E. de Reus
John Hall
Hall
Pershing
Here
Des Moines
Tysseling
Clark
Marion County
Fewer Cars Registered in Past Month
A county treasurer report lists car registrations for October with numerous owners and makes. Names include C L Pine Knoxville Buick and J W Van Wyk Pella Chrysler, plus Dodge, Chevrolet, Ford, Pontiac and Nash entries across Knoxville Pella Bussey Pleasantville Swan Tracy and Dallas.
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C. L. Pine
Knoxville
Buick
W. H. Ver Meer
Pella
Chrysler
J. W. van Wyk
J. D. Dainty
Chevrolet
McMaster Motor Co
Ford
W. S. Way
Bussey
Rex Freel
Pleasantville
Dodge
John Caulkins
Lucretia
Swan
John S. Wilson
Monroe
Olds
S. B. Hudson
M. H. Pentz
Earl E. Wright
Melcher
C. O. Hunt
Dunlap Drug Co
Robert Avery
Pontiac
I. C. Bills
Chalmers
Glenn H. Cronkhite
Dallas
J. J. Sybenga
Nash
Core Bros
Cordova
Charles M. Schick
E. C. Hogate
Tracy
Earl Parker
Abt
Alex Davidson
Visitors from Java See Relatives at Monroe
Mr and Mrs Henry Kool of Java arrived in Monroe on a world tour to visit his brother Anne Kool and family while enroute from Seattle to Holland. The brothers had not met in twenty five years and shared memories of boyhood days. Mr Kool runs a business on the island and Mrs Kool is sister to the Dutch consul Van der Spek at Java.
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Henry Kool
Java
Monroe
the Mirror
Mr. Kool
Anne Kool
Seattle
Holland
Mrs. Kool
van der Spek
Squirrels Disrupt Power Lines Cause Linemen Grief
A fragment notes squirrels mistaking porcelain insulators for nuts disrupts electric service. Hawkeye Utilities reports frosts begin, linemen shift to repair work as outages mount. Local utility operations adapt to seasonal hazards and increased line maintenance demands.
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Hawkeye Utilities
Red Cross appoints H F Johnson to lead Iowa Roll Call
H F Johnson named director of the eleventh annual Red Cross Roll Call for the Pella Chapter. He will organize a statewide membership drive from Armistice Day through Thanksgiving with an Iowa goal of 100 000 members. Local officials note funds have been strained by flood, tornado, and disasters, requesting united public support. Details of the canvass will be announced soon.
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H. F. Johnson
Red Cross
Pella
St. Louis
Johnson
Iowa
Mississippi
United
Intoxicated Blind Boy Cannot Give Concert
A disgraceful incident at Orange City High School Auditorium on Friday saw Dick Bennema, a blind Sioux Center musician, unable to complete his concert after the second number due to alcoholism. The article condemns bootlegging, blames the bootlegger Peter Arendsen of Sioux Center, and urges collective action to enforce Prohibition. It questions public indifference and urges citizens to reduce such opportunities, noting broader concerns about youth and societal responsibility.
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Orange City High School
Dick Bennema
Sioux Center
the Journal
Peter Arendsen
Sioux County
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