Hell Manufacturing Co Sues Over 27 52 Debt
Sioux County court notes record Hell Manufacturing Co alleging JL M Beekman owes 27.52 for October purchases and seeks judgment. Others dispute estate tax claims by Mary Sehlumbéhm heirs and note a 4 706.29 potential share. Co operative and mortgage liens are referenced with disputed land transfers and a balance claimed by Ellis Hil.
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The
Hell Manufacturing Co
JL M
Ellis Hilowe
Taildine Nail
C. Bnet
Victor’ Keer
Fintu
Orpheum Night Show Features Harold Lloyd Comedy
A fragment describes the Orpheum program presenting Harold Lloyd in Girl Shy with Dorothy Devyores, noting the night’s bill includes the picture Your Breath and a holdover feature.
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THE
Orpheum
Bob -Custér
Ingers
Dorothy Devyores
Harold-Lloyd
Endowment Week Campaign Urges Iowa Legion Support
September 13 to 19 marks Endowment Week as American Legion groups plan an intensive drive to raise Iowa's quota for veterans and orphans care. Governor Hammill urged ministers to mention the Endowment drive in sermons on September 13.
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American Legion
Mies Rraen
Iowa
Legion
Hammill
American Legion Notes from Last Week at Local Park
Notes recount last week’s American Legion event at the local tourist park. Attendees enjoyed a clockwork display, games, cake, salad, coffee, and a well–liked meal. Community remarks focus on upcoming events and cooler weather ahead for planned athletics show.
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Omaha
Budgeting Burden Seen Across 1645 Townships in State
Walter Beall of West Union argues that the state’s spending framework is chaotic with 1645 townships each holding a levy and spend board, 99 counties with budget bodies, up to 12 948 local boards, and 10 900 schools, all operating without a unified budget or director.
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Walter
Beall
West Union
Miss Henrietta Smits Returns From State University
Miss Henrietta Smits arrived home Saturday from Town City where she had been attending summer school at the State University.
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Henrietta Smits
Town City
The
State University
Football Coach Cast as Detective in South Dakota Case
Harold W. Griffen of Sioux City posing as a government detective for South Dakota during the summer. He reportedly wore a shabby outfit and drove a veteran Ford to blend in while traveling near Mitchell and other towns. He gathered information from local troublemakers to locate stolen cars for the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Harold W. Griffffen
Sioux City
University of Towa
Towa City
Sununer
South Dakota
Griffen
Mitchell
S. D
Distri
Department of Justice
Washington, D
SUR SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR OPENING AND FALL ATHLETICS
The district announces public schools reopen Monday with new enrollment, cleaned facilities, and improved attendance. Students will assemble for activities with grade pupils bringing backpacks and reports, while Valley high prepares for an improving fall football program under veteran coach Luceon. Community support urged to ensure a strong start and cooperative administration.
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Castelan Davison
Tig
Luce
Laic
Upper Town
Angether
Landmark tree reaches two centuries amid town festival
A long standing landmark called the Bestadt Tree is celebrated as it nears 150 to 200 years old. Townspeople gathered for a festival with speeches and local displays marking the milestone amid community pride.
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Ote Landmark Ag Bestadt
Pioneer Herman Wilts Dies at 82 in Le Mars
Herman Wilts a longtime resident and pioneer of the Rock Valley area died at his Le Mars home last Friday after a brief illness. He was eighty two and had moved to Le Mars in 1908 with his family from a farm south of Rock Valley. He married Mary Johnson in 1868 and leaves three daughters, Tenz, Katherine, and Mrs. Wilts, at home.
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Herman Wilts
le Mars
Wilts
Sioux County
Rock Fulley
Gert
Tenz
Katherine Wilts
Homie
Tragic Drowning of Elmer Seans Near Coryden town
Elmer Seans, seven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, drowned Tuesday afternoon while wading in a river about fifteen minutes from town. Friends and relatives gathered as Dr Thuvengs and Franklin Buinea assisted, but rescue attempts failed. Elmer, born October 7, 1917 in Rock Valley, left parents and a brother Willard. funeral services were held at home and burial followed in Coryden Town, with many expressing sympathy.
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Mars
Bergman
Elmer
The
Hansen
Dr. Thuvengs
Franklin Buienea
Red Franklin
Elinor
Rock Valley
Willard
Coryden
Richard Polk Dies at Rapid City
An 11 year old boy, Richard Polk, son of Miz and Mrs. Polk, died at Rapid City hospital last Wednesday the 19th. His funeral was held Saturday at 2 PM from the Polk home, with burial in Mt. Hope. Rev. E. J. Fish led the service as a large gathering mourned the loss after a long struggle with illness. The record notes he had not been very strong since age six, suffering a severe bout of illness and failing health.
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Richard Polk
Rapid City
Quinn
S. D
Mt. Hope
E. J. Fish
Examination results from Orange City teachers
Last week in Orange City, 23 teachers sat the state examination for qualification. Three of them achieved highest marks, reflecting strong performance among local educators.
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Jon
Auto trip to Missouri described by John Tank
John Tank writes of an August road trip with his wife from Iowa through Cher okee and Storm Lake to Cass and Carroll counties, noting hail damaged crops, corn and poplar fields, a tent night at Cass county tourists park, a flooded stream near St. Joseph, and a warm welcome from neighbors Frank and Richmond on a Deepwater farm with a large tile factory nearby.
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Bee
Missouri
Remsen
Cherokee
Alta
Storm Lake
Barry
Sac County
Carrol
Audu
Agamue
Cass County
P Klein
Hiinois
Vilisea
Oak Gas
Fiat
Missouri Auules
Martville
Savannils
St. Joseph
Jesse James
Kansas City
Missouri River
Big City
Pleasant Hill
Helen
Clinton
Frank
Richmond
Deepwater
Road trip notes from Kansas to Topeka and beyond
The writer recalls a journey visiting a coal mine and family in Kansas and Nebraska. They describe farmland with green fields, rain, crops, apples and peaches, and travel highlights from Agen City to Holton via Topeka, Lawrence, and Lincoln City, with a Ford touring 1400 miles.
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Jow
Wil
Bessy Taylor
Ball
West Agen City
Sutter
Kinis
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Holton
Nebraska
Aubur Ebraska City
C Platter
I Valley
Lion City
Ford
Alor
John Tank
Revenue Shares From City Receipts Noted
Readable notes show 35.9 percent of total receipts at Sioux City and 16.6 percent at St Joseph. The fragment indicates distributions across two cities with percentages attached to totals.
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Sioux City
St Joseph
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Sioux County Court House
American ‘Legion
Cc. S. Kanp i
WGN
the State Bank of
Jowa
Elmer Seans
R. W. Schutz
Phoar
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
Rotve Rigat
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