Legal notices and naturalization list amid scattered notes
The fragmentary text includes claims by Hudsom and H. Hin against Lanning and estate matters, along with first naturalization papers for Peterson, Erickson, Hawarden residents, and Hospers names. It also reports doctors warning farmers about risk from smut dust and corn picking after frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Haaraxden
Erickson
Hawarden
sBidak
Hospers
Denna
VanDyk
Deaths of Mrs Jane Barth in Rock Valley Iowa
Mrs Jane Barth died at her Rock Valley home on April 25 1921 after a long residence in the area. She was born in 1842 in New York state and married Thomas Gritta in 1857. eleven children and twenty five grandchildren survive. Her first husband died in 1881 and she remarried Lewis Barth in 1886. General services were held at the home Thursday morning.
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Jane Barth
Jane ‘Barth
Rock Val- Seph
Rock Hey
Franklin County
Iowa
Sioux County
Thomas Gritia
New York State
Mary Reeling
Cate
Wm. H
George Griti
Sah Troning
Chapin
Cora B. Paul
Harries Iowa
Frances M.ross
Laverne Im
Great Seal
Franklin
Lewis
Berth
Hawarden Mill Fire Narrowly Contained
Early Thursday a fire in the Hawarden Rollar Mill coal sheds gained headway before night watchman discovery. Firemen’s effective work saved the mill’s main portion. The Inwood Independent School district seeks ready money via warrants under a legislatures enabled act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden Rollar
Inwood
Arere
Board of Supervisors
Barnum Man Hurt in Train Fall Near Flawarden
G. G. Beck of Barnum Wisconsin fell from a moving train three miles east of Flawarden and sustained severe injuries to both legs and a mangled hand. He was dragged some distance before release, rescued by the news agent, and taken to Hawarden hospital. Beck, elderly, had visited a son in Hudson before returning home.
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G. G. Beck
Barnum
Wis
Flawarden
Hawarden
Mr. Beck
Hudson
Wisconsin
Booster Meeting Sparks Citywide Debate
Fragmentary notes show a booster meeting addressing business leaders and community members about civic improvement. The garbled text hints at a call for betterment and collective support, but specific actions or outcomes are unclear.
Financial strain hits agricultural aid programs and unions
Article notes reduced federal funding for state agriculture and farm bureau activities, with Lowe's $67,000 shortfall cited. Local relief efforts by Red Cross and dairy agencies are stepped up in Shelby and Winnebago Counties as women and farmers cope with cuts. References to Farm Bureau leadership changes and unions, including Milo Reno defeating Douglas Hongas.
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HL Thompson
Department of Agriculture
A. Wington
Wth
Lyis
Congress
Lowa
Faray Bureau
Red Cross
Shelby
Winnebag
Dairyimen Refuge
Farmers Co-operatice and Educational Union
Hongas
Burealy
Milo Reno
Reno
Parr
Farmers Union
Hyd Ite
Texas
Americas Society of Eanity
Wisconsin
Towand
Equity
Society of Equity
Waterloo
Indignation and Industry Fill Iowa Dispatches
The report details independence pride as Independence claims a 41st Iowa city citation for cigarette law conviction, Elizabeth Grant fined 25 dollars for selling to minors, and Mills County reporting a banner wheat yield of 31441 bushels per acre on a 12 acre field. It notes wheat germination, harvest timing, and state sowing delays into October. A statewide effort to create criminal records by the attorney general’s office is described, alongside wool industry expansion with mills in Nashua and a cooperative wool clip movement delivering 40 and 30 car fleets from miles around to mills and rail hubs.
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Ailors
Louson
Kenneth
Daugh
Howe
Wade
Garner
Towa
Lishun
Wy Istic
Thei
Tenis
South Dakota
Independence
Iowa
Elizabeth Grant
Mills Counir
Murray
Col i Brewer
C Offle
Rock Valley Creamery Seeks Paint Bids for Exterior Coats
The Rock Valley Creamery plans to open bids for painting exterior coats. Local contractors are invited to submit proposals detailing materials and costs for the project. The notice outlines submission procedures and deadlines for interested firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Creamery Go
State highway program aims to finish road work in 1921
The State Highway Commission led by James W Holdani and J W White expects to complete the 1921 road plan. By September 1 the state had paved 17 miles, gravelled 214 miles, and graded 873 miles. By November 1 the total to finish would reach 1 165 miles paved, 850 miles gravel, and 1 300 miles drained and graded. No contracts have been let since last March except Army Post road and Fort Des Moines projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehway Cyiomi
James W. Holdani
J. Wo White
Sugineur
Towa
Fort Des Moines
Rural Children May Attend High Schools Under New Law
The article notes a new legislative enactment allows rural children to attend high schools with tuition paid by their home districts. A home-inspection system and a qualified list determine eligibility and costs, replacing earlier free movement.
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Schoon
Yu Ge High School
Ion
Teeenk Yeus
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State Bank
K County
Hudsom
D. H. Hin
Clare “Lanning
Edward ‘ Lanning
Lanning
Sindant
Feral Merchandise
B. J. Hyink
L. L. Alter
Des Moines
North Town Pike
Sheldon
Clay County
Sioux
Lyon County
Amerigan Legion of Inefon
Internal Revenue Department
Treton Ledger
Inill
Tent Fox
da C
Dickson
Bacheior
Yates
I¢Kson
Wuty
Altamoga
Frank
Los Apgates
Robert. Me Tntire
Methodist Church Ofiieting
Galena
Dinois
Goarden
Josephine Sheean
McIntyre
First National Bank
Ines
Junal
First National Bark Service
Lood Banking Service
Nashus
Minneapolis
Co-Operative
Hoffman Press
Bralaing
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