Judge Coyle tells tale of Yale rise from poor youth
Humboldt judge Coyle recounted the life story of a poor boy who aspired to Yale. The narrative followed his early struggles, nights of study, menial work, and eventual success, including two Yale degrees and a $5,000 savings, as the audience cheered the speaker Housel.
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Aember
Kiwanis Club
Judge Coyle
Humboldt
Own
Kaskih
Didge Coyle
Jay
Yale
Bert
Hopa
Hee
Housel
Trunk Remembers Forty Years Of Ames Change
A nostalgic note from Swea City Herald recalls a dusty old iron bound trunk carried from Finn home to Ames for Misa Mil dred. The piece reflects on the campus growth from six to seven hundred students to nearly six thousand and the state’s progress since forty years ago.
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Gerled
Finn
Ames
Misa Mildred
College Town
Walnut Grove
Swea City Herald
Choice Between Hoover and Smith Dominates Campaign Speech
In St Joseph on October 23, Charles B Hughes argued the election pits Hoover against Smith as a test of their fitness for the presidency not a clash of parties. He urged economy, warned against protectionism, and defended religious liberty while urging fair treatment of both candidates. Reference to a Des Moines Register quote and a funeral notice for David Noble and others concludes the report.
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St. Joseph
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Charles B Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Smith
Hoover
Hughes
Tel Ws
Bach Shoul
Des Moines Register
Woden Couple Wed Twenty Five Years Golden Anniversary
A surprise celebration honored Mr and Mrs Charley Monson of Woden for 25 years of marriage Monday evening. Relatives and friends arrived with gifts as a luncheon followed by cards and dancing. Many attendees sent best wishes for a future Golden Wedding in 25 years.
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Woden
Charley Monson
Mm ‘Monson
Grandma Weig
Joe
Tred Weis
Jana Weig
J. Schuster
William Gloyds
Gon Jelia
John Monson
George. Weir
Wesley
Clares Hulmes
Buffalo Center
Martin Whledow
Crystal Lake
Barry Mesley
Charles City
John Mallard
A. A. Nelgon
Art Geilenfelt
Britt
Evelyn Wallberg
Hutchins
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Celebrates Veterans
The sixty third annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment gathered in Denver with several thousand veterans from the Civil War era. Despite age and weariness they marched in a proud parade, recalling battles and honoring the Stars and Stripes with enduring loyalty to the nation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Mile High
New England
Grand Army
Union
Clearfield
Cooperative Effort Drives Better Community Prosperity
The piece argues that a united community improves individual wealth and local services. It emphasizes cooperative action among residents and merchants to raise property values, taxes, schools, and streets, noting prosperity depends on collective effort and shared needs.
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Cooperative
Efort
Wencrease
Methodist Church Seeks Community Bible Study and Meetings
Next Sunday the pastor outlines a sermon on Literature in Character Building and begins a series on the Epistle to the Ephesians. Epworth League meets at 7 15 and Evening Worship at 8 00. District Conference to be held October 80 at Alcona. two bus loads urged to attend.
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Wpdesians
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid of
Dean
Pete Hanson
Alcona
Epworth Ledaguers
Parden- Jay
Breakfast boosters for school kids with butter rich meals
Article urges starting fall with hearty hot breakfasts to build resistance and aid digestion. It promotes butter as essential for vitamin A intake and suggests recipes like Spoon Bread, Oatmeal with stewed apples, and Whale Wheat Mush Patties with butter, while advising brown sugar or honey as sweeteners.
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Rev
Versin to thank friends for kindness after death of husband
Card from the Noble family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindnesses during the sudden illness and death of their husband and father. Floral offerings are gratefully acknowledged.
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David Noble
Good Supervisor From Titonka Praised By Algona Visitor
An Algona visitor lauded Titonka’s good supervisor Oesterreieher for many years in office. The speaker called him a good Democrat and implied a preference for a capable Democrat over a poor Republican.
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Oesterreieheer
Titonka
Oesterreieher
David Noble Buried After Illness in Illinois Community
The community mourns the death of Charles David Noble aged 63 from apoplexy after a brief illness on October 16. He was born January 3, 1865 in Logan County Illinois and married twice, leaving eight children, two wives, two sisters, eleven grandchildren, and many relatives. He was a long time member of the IOOF Lodge.
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Mr. Noble
Charles David Noble
Logan County
Ilinois
David Noble
Sadie Coomer
Bloomington
Amall
Drusilla Wise
Winnie Hertzog
Long Beach
California
Ottie Lee Noble
Clara Frances Murthy
Chicago
Ill
Charles Dewey Noble
Irvin
Kentucky
Eunice Ma
Hilda Clifton
Clinton
Avis Madeline Jensen
Wesley
Towa
Thomas Jefferson
Anna Heidman
Tivo
I. 0. OF. F Lodge
Illinois
Dereft
Future of farming in Iowa and the rise of large scale operations
The Iowa Homestead discusses the shift toward corporate and individual large scale farming. It predicts slower progress in 25 years but a definite rise in average farm size driven by tractors and improved machinery. Smaller farms must intensify operations with better soil building, legumes, lime, and phosphates to stay profitable.
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Towa
Corn Belt
Lown
Iowa Crop Estimate Reflects Higher Corn Yield Projection
The October 1 crop report from the USDA and Iowa state agriculture shows Iowa corn at 495,611,000 bushels with an average yield of 44.2 bushels per acre. Frost safety ranges: 90.2 percent in the southeast, 89 percent in the southwest, and 80 percent in the northeast. Potatoes expected at 141 bushels per acre totaling 10,830,000 bushels, with fruit crops: apples 2,693,000 bushels, peaches 50 percent, pears 62 percent, grapes 83 percent.
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Iowa
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Reporting Service
Notable potato grower eyes Hoover bet in county race
Ray Meinhorter, one of the county’s five young farmers, raised over 5000 bushels of potatoes on his Portland township farm. The crop came from tubers grown in an old peat bed that later became a duck pond after drainage. He chairs the Republican county central committee.
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Ray Meinhorter
Portland Township
Ray
Republican County Central Committee
Hoover
U. DM
Notice to Music Students E in Thonka Next Saturday
Music teacher E will visit Thonka next Saturday to provide piano lessons as part of a progressive series led by Jessona. Fidetis Kunz and Wesley are noted as participants.
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Thonka
Jessona
Fidetis Kunz
Wesley
Buffalo Bones Unearthed Near Britt During Dig
Neary Britt men digging a small mound week before last unearthed animal bones through which they were digging. Authorities identified the find as buffalo bones.
Fairmont Hand's Park Halloween Dances Open Season
The Fairmont Minnesota Hand's Park opens the winter season with two Halloween dances. Menke's Gang provides music for the first event with admission 25 cents for ladies and 50 cents for men. John Fritsche and his Old German Band perform for the Old-Time Dance with admission 25 cents for all.
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Fairmont
Minn
Get
Hand's Park
Menke
John Fritsche
Lutheran Church to Hold Services in New Church Basement
Next Sunday services will be conducted in the basement of the new church with gratitude to the Titouka School Board for the gymnasium site during construction. The English language service will mark the Reformation festival and offerings will aid church building and missionary work. The Luther League will meet in the basement after practice.
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Titouka
Luther League
George Harold
Myr
Fred Stecker
Rhs
Ald
Im. Bayan
Boyken
Saathon
Hostassea
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