Local court fines for battery and occupancy prep
Clarence Vande Noord paid a 5 dollar fine plus costs after a battery case in Justice Van der Lyde's court last Thursday. The fine was suspended on good behavior and only costs were collected. Separately, interior decorators under Ike Van Nimwegen prepared the Ganss building on Main Street for Central States Electric Co, moving from Franklin Street within days.
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Clarence Vande Noord
Franklin Street
Grace Kruseman
Pel-la
Texas
Ray Stureman
A. Stureman
Calif Russell Stureman
Billy Reintema
Home For
Kilduff
Galesburg
Billy
B. J. Brom
Ray Brom
Graeitinzer
West Bend
Iowa
John van Genderen
Julia A. Colville
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Tunis Kony
Brlan Porter
Davenport
G. E. Nutter
Moline
Lee Wickliff
Des Moines
Ten Kaldenders
Helen Schilder
J. Hoogland
David
Fairmont
Peila
Andrew Hoogland
F. C. Voorhees
Elkton
Minn
George W. Croll
Christina Bruins
Morningside
Gertrude Plender
Nick Meppelink
Pete Hackett
Mahaska — Hospital
Gore Kamerick
Mahaska Hospital
Dingeman Verross
Oskaloosa Hospital
Will Jarvis
Chicago
P. Hessing
Jarvis
Anna Messing
Tunis “Kooyman
Homecoming Play Much Enjoyed
The homecoming play The Rivals was staged before a capacity crowd Saturday, closing the homecoming program. An English setting circa 1775, written by Richard Sheridan, proved more difficult yet was ably presented by students under Miss Nielson. Leading roles by Marguerite Visser Elizabeth Liggett and Robert Heerema earned praise along with the strong supporting cast including servants and minor parts. all actors delivered solid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sheridan
Nielson
Marguerite Visser
Elizabeth Liggett
Robert Heerema
Errand Hoy
Central Wallops 1A Weslean in Homecoming
The Central College Dutchmen defeated Wesleyan 14 6 scoring twice in the first half and extending their lead with a 70 yard TD called back but final tally two scores. Virg Ford led with strong plays and Gardner and Berkey contributed key lates. The Central line outmatched Wesleyan and the defense limited all Wesleyan threats.
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Gentral College
Wesleyan
Centralites
Central
Ford
Gardner
Berkey
Virg Ford
Cental
Bingham
Dunne Sarchett
Holdsworth
Sarchett
Bac
Evkey
Pleasantville Hawks Hand Pella 14 to 0 in Gridiron Loss
Pleasantville sprints to two touchdowns and an 11 0 lead over Pella High, as the Dutchmen fail to score. Poor coordination plagued Pella while Pleasantville played with urgency and sparked offense.
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Jo High
Peasantville
Pleasantville Pr
Wilkins Lite
Pleasantville
Scout Halt
Pella High to Meet Little Methodist At Indianola
Pella High faces Indianola in the South Central Town Conference opener at Indianola. Don Menning may be sidelined again after earlier injury trouble. The Little Dutchmen enter as underdogs but with a slim chance to upset the prep team that tied Valley Junction in conference play.
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Pella High
Little Methodist
Indianola
Valley Junction
Santville
Nola
Don Menning
Central Faces Duhawks At Dubuque Saturday
Central meets Columbia at Dubuque after a homecoming win over Town Wes Jovan. Columbia aims to beat the Fighting Dutchmen, with St Ambrose and Iowa Wesleyan among recent results, while Central expects a steady lineup and Captain Reimer at left end.
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Wes Jovan
Central
Columbia
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Iowa Wesleyan
Duhawks
Rivermen
Winter
Reimer
Central and Columbia clash in homecoming battle in tough defeat
The Central team faces a tough homecoming battle against Columbia, with lingering sting from a stinging defeat and strong crowd support as the contest unfolds. Key players show steady improvement, including performances by a rising back and a healing captain, while Coach Winter weighs lineup choices for the coming clash.
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Columbia
Saint Ambrose Over Columbia In 20 To 0 Victory
The Saint Ambrose offense dominated Columbia with a 20 to 0 win as players like Michael Hin and Louie Kregel produced standout blocks and long runs. Central’s team entered late scoring bursts, while Indianola tied Valley’s function in the South Central Iowa Conference as teams prepare for this week’s contests.
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Michael
Louie Kregel
Himelf
Gardner Aluvn
Louie
Saint Ambrose
Columbia
Indianola
Valles
Iawa
Owen
Anr
High Cool
Temporary silos urged to conserve fall feed
County Agent Walter J. Brown advises farmers to consider temporary silos as a practical solution amid feed shortages. He notes corn stored in temporary silos doubles feeding value over fodder, though spoilage may be higher than permanent silos. The main benefit is low cash outlay and quick construction for farms lacking permanent storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Brown
Brown
Brief notice on short-term leases and construction guidance
A fragmentary note discusses short-term leases and advises interested parties to contact Mr Brown for complete information on construction of various types. It suggests that an early Trust may influence decisions and cautions against temperamental cancellations in this section.
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Brown
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