Eve Nobody in New York Affects A Sixth Sense Of Fate
A young woman awakening on Fifth Avenue with amnesia is aided by Eric Hamilton who helps her register at a hotel as Miss Eve Nobody of Nowhere. She hides from a doctor and enters Jake's cabaret as Miss Berson, meeting Ivy Davenport and Hunt while Stella confides her troubles. Eve faces nervous strangers and a perilous crowd as she seeks meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Nobody
Hamilton
Dr. Carrick
Eve
France
Miss Ivy Davenport
Jake
Ivy
Hunt
Stella
Reg’ Lars
Jakes
Miss Davenport
Raconteuse
Queenie
Miss Berson
Miss Morris
Jake’s
Maizie
Jenny
Marcel
Leon
Ivy Davenport
Berson
Queenie Morris
Sixth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Jenkins
Garland
Mr. Jenkins
Miss Parsons
Robinson
Noe
Eve Escapes Night at Jake's to Seek Refuge
Eve Parsons flees a dangerous encounter at Jake’s cabaret with a threatening stranger and hides in the Garland hotel. Hamilton calls, offering aid and a planned 11 o clock visit, as Eve regroups after a perilous night.
Unscrambled County Farm Bureau Notes Reprinted
Farm Bureau notes restore order after newspaper typeset mix up. Marjory Vaughn of Des Moines township earns the Thomas K. Wilson medal for outstanding 4 H Live Stock Club work and ranks fourth in the national meat identification contest in Chicago. Bot fly treatment for about 1,500 Pocahontas county horses shows good results. Helem Putnam of Iowa State College will teach dressmaking to Pocahontas farm women on January 22 at the county court house assembly room.
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Marjory Vaughn
Des Moines
Arthur Vaughn
Thomas K. Wilson
Town State College
Wilson
Iowa
Chicago
Lowa
Waterloo
Pocahontas County
Farm Bureau
Lizard Township
Colfax Township
Grant Township
Bellville
Lincoln
Swan Lake
Garfield
Marshall
Helem Putnam
Iowa State College
Ames
Court House
Pocahontas
Schoepke Brown Leads December Swiss Milk Output
The Pocahontas County Cow Testing Assn reports December milk production rose with G. A. Schoepke's purebred Brown Swiss herd achieving 986 pounds per cow and 40.8 pounds butterfat. Holsteins led others in total yield, while the high individual cow produced 1869 pounds of milk with 78.5 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Laurens
Thos. Edge & Son
Havelock
Allen
Allen & Maasen
Harry Spencer
Beck
Petit and Grand Jurors Called for Service Feb 3 1931
Petit and grand jurors summoned for January term must appear at 9:00 a m February 3 1931. Names include Mrs G Ahlstrom Pomeroy John Barnhardt Pocahontas F H Beneke Palmer Wm Bolen Laurens and others listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Flamboyant Image Sparks An Unexpected Impulse
A reader observes Margaret's trim figure and contrasts it with a general impression of a young working girl. An impulse to react crosses her mind as she pauses to consider, with continuation promised next week in The Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Grand jury panel called for January term 1931
Grand jurors for the Year of January term were summoned to appear at 10 a.m. January 27 1931. Names listed include Coffman Laurens Ellis Palmer Garrels Pocahontas Haman Laurens Schultz Pomeroy Wheeler Rolfe Wier Gilmore Winegarden Pocahontas Woodin Laurens Wykoff Fonda and others from Havelock Laurens Pocahontas Plover Manson and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai A. m
Charles Coffman
Laurens
Tom Ellis
Palmer
A. J. Garrels
Pocahontas
C. J. Haman
John A. Saathoff
Gilmore Ty
John Schultz
Pomeroy
W. P. Wheeler
Rolfe
Fred Wiegert
Manson W. F. Wier
Gilmore Cit
A. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Farm Bureau
Schoepke
The
Ing
Bertha Horn R
Onde L. Johnson
Louis John Patt
Pocahonie
J. Muerer
Plover
Ont
A. E. Monkelsen
Fonda
Geo. Obrecht
Geo. W. Pascal Jr
P John Perrigo
J. P. Peterson
Gilmore
R. Peterson
S. H. Peterson
George Pierick
W. Poduska
Amy Ireland
Drs. Wilson & Laws
Rolfe Wey
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
S. E. Higgins Osteopathic Physicia
Gaba River Sts
Whole Batt Rolfe
F. A. Johnson
Carl J. White
Robert Bruce
Abe M. Devau
L. M. Graham Veterinarian
Bulla
L. W. Kennedy
J. M. Bush Water Supply
Col
H. H. Grove
Mallard
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