LOOKING BACK SEPT 12 1928 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND COMMUNITY NOTES
A review of events from September 12 1928 includes Dolph Goodenbour injured near Reinbeck by a passing car while changing a flat tire Amelia Eichmann 76 dies at home Henry Eick injured from a scaffold Isabelle Panzer new assistant bookkeeper at her father’s plant and more. The column lists local incidents including a tornado between Oran and Readlyn a 45th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Schwein while other notes mention engagements moves and notable deaths.
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Dolph Goodenbour
Reinbeck
Amelia Eichmann
Henry Eick
Isabelle Panzer
Oran
Readlyn
C. F. Schwein
New Guinea wonder bean grows to 32 inches
Lester Miller of Clinton raises a New Guinea wonder bean that reaches 32 inches in length, marking a remarkable horticultural surprise for his garden.
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Chevrolet
Lester Miller
Clinton
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Fred C. Hunemuller
Tripoli
Martin Zacharias
Old Tripoli
Oelwein
H. H. Schmidt
Don E. Cowen
Fairfield
Tripoli Schools
H. W. Helm
Farmer J. Wells
Sumner
E. A. Seleck
Allen Memorial Hospital
Louis Platte
Marlys
Lorenz Mummelther
Anna Rebholz
Louise Meyer
H. F. Borchert
Andrew Henninger
Frederika
E. A. Hanff
David Daniel Hatch
Sumner Township
Mary Towne
Waterloo
George Sauerbrei
Aplington
Arend Dreyer
Robert Dreyer
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Artesian
Tripoli Cubs
Camp Ingawanis
Waverly
Clara Schmidt
Kramer-Crittenden Produce & Hatchery
Crittenden Building
W. H. Happel
Interstate Power Co
Pfc
Larry Struck
Fort
Ben Moeller
Iowa
Tur Luc Ure
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Flintrote Company
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Co
Minnesota
Colburn Feed Mill
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Interstate Power
Midwest
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South Main