Public School News Notes Highlights From The District
The high set presents the operetta Bits OS under Miss direction this Friday and Saturday at the opera house with admission 35 and 20 cents. The high school teams play on Friday, report cards next week, and a free reading period is urged in schools. The orchestra to perform at the opera house, and safety, yearbook staff appointments, and teacher training notes are included along with local fire prevention data and a veterinary convention visit.
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Miss
Mawice
E High School
Opera House
Department of Public Instructional
Lowa
Susie Vander
Laan
Evelyn Schemmer
Alvin Millor
Arthur Bergsma
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mas Ricily
Kitzearalds
Fies Lewis
Ardelle Vedent
Sraved
Idren
National Safety’ Council
Iowa Falls Passes An Airplane Ordinance
Iowa Falls adopts an airplane ordinance after a risky stunt by pilots. The Polk County district court ordered damages of 10000 to a boy injured in a state fair accident against the carrier holding the $20000 indemnity policy. Several other claims are expected to follow.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
Shankland
Polk Connty District Cour
Vance Company
Defeat for State Auditor a Good Thing for Strief
J. H. Strief, longtime State Board of Control member, failed to secure the state auditor nomination in the June primary. The loss is framed as advantageous since he now serves as a federal prisons official with the U.S. Department of Justice, a role leveraging his twelve years of experience and knowledge.
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J. H. Strief
State Board of Control
U.S. Department of Justice
Postan
Se. Th
Nebraska Iowa Charter No 1 Hotel Greeters display
The Mid West Hotel Reporter from Omaha reports Nebraska hosts a national Greeters Playday. A huge display hoard 25 feet by 14 feet, created by a stewart painter, showcases road information and authentic route details including Nos 36 32 34 and the Jefferson Highway 65 across the state from North to South.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Lowa
Fontenellu
Samson
Aki
Ho | Tech
Some Fine Cornfields in Davis County Iowa
Allen Miller reports 200 acres of corn on his Davis County farm yielding about 50 bushels per acre. A field on the T J D P Hogan farm near Corning sold at farm auction for 50 dollars an acre, with 28 acres and a projected 60 to 80 bushels per acre. Reports from northeastern Iowa suggest a normal crop has matured.
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Allen Miller
Davis County
T.j D P. Hogan
Corning
Iowa
Social Events In Rock Valley During Past Week
Rock Valley social notices recount church, club, and community gatherings. Mrs C A Walbot hosted Women’s Foreign Missionary Society afternoon tea. various hosts led meetings for the Faculty Club and local church groups. WLC county gatherings and notable social events filled the week with dinners, inaugurations, and local visits to Sioux Center and Cedar Grove.
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Rock Valley
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Phurs
C. AL Walbot
Gold Brick Seed Salesman Reported In Iowa
Inspectors report a high pressure seed salesman selling under the name Mi Ra or Miracle Grass at low price. The seeds are misbranded and labeled with false contents. The man in a yellow sedan uses a colored chaiffeur image to market the product.
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Iowa
Town Department of Agricultue
Shallar
Local residents visit and move in over weekend
Daan BON Es ITER and Andrew Werstad attended a Saturday gathering with Florence and Rapids Airs. Lon Lo del Keegan and Deva Nagel were noted during the week. Mr and Mrs Ini Howen and son Gene visited Hull Sunday. August Klein moved into the Pitteh house formerly occupied by the Hawk family on Monday. Emily Ross of Sioux City spent a few hours at her parental home Saturday afternoon while in nurse training at Lutheran hospital. Beulah Buis Madelyn Mann and Viola Ross visited Rock Valley on Sunday.
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Andrew Werstad
Florence and Rapids
Emily
Lutheran Hospital
Beulah Buis
Madelyn Mann
Viola Ross
News items of 20 Years Ago HS OM
Corwin returned the latter of just a week from Dee Mutu where he had been attending late Pair. Miss Elsie Corwin was with him stopped at Ames. W C Leonard and A Gartland went to Sheldon to see the president of the Universe Theodore Roosevelt. He stopped in Shelston. Gerry Hohvei left Monday for Grand Rapids to enroll as a student. Phil Mimnaugh of Watertown came for a weekend visit with relatives. Miss Edna Moor and Mrs Engles of Allendorf were over Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wade. TC Wiggerman was in Orange City the first of the week. grand jurors and county affairs noted.
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HS OM. Corwin
Jast
Dee Mutu
Elsie Corwin
Ames
W.C. Leonard
A. Gartland
Sheldon
Theodore Roosevelt
Shelston
Gerry Hohvei
Grand Rapids
Mich
Owill
Plage
John Ge
Amin
Fred Puseh
Tyndall
Ie Phillis
Atsis
Mhayates
Tle. Wade
Im Taw
Wate
Farm labor tale ends with a dirty laugh and missing workers
Mr Lindt sought help from section men after a detour near town promised aid for farm work. They agreed to pay three dollars daily with meals and lodging, but workers refused. In a twist, Lindt found the men in Asa, who had already finished a long day and were still tending the oats.
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George A.T. Tike
Lindt
Asa
Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two Service Notice
English service at 11:00 A M Sunday School at 10:00 A M October 12 at Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two led by Pastor C Graf Mi C.
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Peace Lutheran Church
Plato
Mi. C. Graf
State Maintenance Garage Location Update
Incomplete OCR note notes proposed site for state maintenance garages. Mentions one completed at Mars and another at Vand with unspecified equipment and staffing details.
Iowa Husking Contest Set for November in Page County
Page County hosts the husking contest on November 8 near Clarinda at the T. Norour Fibrin site, 15 miles west, to select Iowa’s representative for the national event. Event organized with Page and Fremont farm bureaus after heat damage forced a last‑minute field change to ensure a uniform corn field and visible shucking skills.
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Page County
Story County
Pipe Line Observances Across Tawa Communities
Hundreds of towns will mark the laying of pipelines for the creation of a major canal. Officials in Te is ean Ty announce ceremonies as crews progress, with local leaders and engineers inspecting the route.
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Tawa
Ars
Wilhony
Vocational Enrollment Milestone Reported by VLE Official
Vocational programs attract record attendance as of June 30 1930 per Moore board chair. Enrollment for the year ending June 30 rose about 30 percent from 1929 1925 29 figures. total 1929 enrollment was double that of five years earlier.
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Vle. Moore
D Rervor
Board For Vocational Education
Will Open Beauty Parlor in Rock Valley
Miss Trene Hensng of Alien Iowa will open a beauty parlor in Rock Valley. Opening day is Saturday October 11. The parlor will be located under the Land huis barber shop.
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Miss Trene Hensng
Alien
Iowa
Rock ‘Valley
Landhuis Barber Shop
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B. Walhot
Myres Thomas
C.J. Schroeder
Erry Steck
Facaday B Club
Clarence Schemmer
I. W. Eldyridge
B.C. Suter
T. S.large
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Don May
Sioux Center
WLC. T. TU
Ed du Smet
Joe Hevery
Tay Rer
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Theresa
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Shipman
Clyde K. Newhouse
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Reilly
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Joe Ler Maken
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Jett Gould
Esi Rail
Minnesota
TC. Wiggerman
Orange
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Mars
Vand
John G. de Vries
Jn. Vanden Bosch
John McKeegan
Frank A. Large
Herman Schmidt
Mrs
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Wm. P. Moeller
F. T. McGill
John A. Schmidt
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Grace J. Large
Maude Hillis
Lydia Smith
First National
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