Sheriff at Hawarden faces bootlegging probe
An Hawarden raid led by Sheriff Hugo Synhorst Deputy Harry Dykstra County Attorney Chas B Hoevex and Deputy Marshal Chris Nelson found Jim McManaman with liquor pockets. A would be buyer slipped cash to the sheriff prompting subpoenas and grand jury testimony. McManaman was bound to district court on liquor nuisance charges with a 1500 bond.
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Hawarden
Hugo Synhorst
Haawrden
Lynhorst
Harry Dykstra
Chas
Hoevex
Chris Nelson
McManaman
Jim McManaman
Mr. McManaman
Synhorst
Yendee
Chris
Ball
Orange City
Sioux City Schools Adopt Cornstalk Pulp Paper
The Sioux City board of education ordered 1,000 reams of writing paper from a Kalamazoo mill. The paper will be made from cornstalk pulp and must meet sample quality. The mill has provided print paper for town publications and most pulp comes from central Illinois cornstalks.
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Board of Education of
Sioux City
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Ilinois
Doon news items include Doon residents traveling and visiting
Doon notes list several local residents visiting relatives and shopping in nearby towns. Gerrit Kloek and Mrs. from Sioux Falls visited Doon. Buis Scholten and Mina shopped in Sioux Falls. Klovstad and Hazel went to Rock Rapids. Stueven and Marie Trower visited Canton. John Wagner, Geo Schultz, Mary Richards and others were noted visitors or locals. An 84th birthday celebration for Charles Schultz occurred Monday. A baby boy weighing 11 pounds was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Bonestrook. Paul Trigg shopped in Sioux City. the Nagels and Ferriesh moved to Pontiac, Mich. Jake Brinkhous returned from visits to Sibley, Rushmore, Pipestone.
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Gerrit Kloek
Sioux Falls
D. Buis
M. J. Scholten
Mina
Andrew Klovstad
Hazel
Rock Rapids
H. W. Stueven
Marie Trower
Canton
Jack van Vankenberg
Minneapolis
Minn
A. Carver
Lamberton
Charles Schultz
John Wagner
White Lake
S. D
Geogee Schultz
Mary Richards
Mitchell
A. C
Andrew Bonestrook
Paul Trigg
Sioux City
Will Nagel
H. Ferriesh
Pontiac
Mich
Jake Brinkhous
Sibley
Rushmore
Pipestone
Iron Works in Allamakee County Still Guarded
Iron mines near Waukon in Allamakee County are the state’s only iron sources. Hundreds are employed daily, a train of ore ships out each day, and a year round guardsman protects the idle buildings and machinery valued at about a million dollars. A Dubuque lead mine may operate this season, and an eastern syndicate owning nearby deposits could begin operations. Bring welding and machinist work to Greiner t Pros.
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Allamkee County
Waukon
Allamakee
Dubuge
Wankon
Spencer Man Killed by Train on Milwaukee Route
Albert Alvers of Spencer was struck by a west bound passenger train near his home on Monday. He died before doctors arrived. The car he drove to town from his home was hit and carried several rods. Alvers, a retired farmer, was 80 years old.
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Spencer
Albert Alvers
Aichwaukee Road
Rocky Valley
Mr. Alvers
Cigaret Tax Revenue Reported for Iowa
The state house cigarette department reports 20825778 in revenue from cigarette tax stamps so far this year. A two cent stamp is required for a package of twenty cigarets. The total for 1928 was 1183032, implying 1,183,000,000 cigars were smoked in Iowa last year. Lawmakers defeated a late half cent tax push but a new bill has been introduced in the house, signaling that senate action may not be final.
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Cigaret Department
State House
Iowa
Legie
House
Senate
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Prop
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Bell System
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Oakland
Ng Coura
General Motors
Oakland-Fontine Deli
Rock Valley
Qakland
Greiner
Beaty
Valley Poultry Yards
G. Vant Hu’l
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
North Dakota
Kansas
Standard Oll Company
Sage
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