Local notes from Superior community update
Mrs. C Wiley ill. Mrs H Myers and children return from Illinois and move to Storm Lake. T Erickson begins church interior work. Hamlintons host Judderfoss and guests. County Superintendent Miss Kettleson visits the school. French family travels to Estherville on business. Play A Regiment of Two by American Legion boys a success, receipts 47.30. Mrs Langsmore returns to Union Grove Wisconsin. Mrs Hansen of Estherville visits Mrs A Lewis. Withers hosts five hundred card club. refreshments enjoyed. Mrs Given listed on silk list. wishes for speedy recovery. A Lewis hosts Fred Clump’s farewell in Charles City. Beatrice French attends Estherville birthday party. Mrs Charles Stanley visits in Terris. High school girls’ musical Friday April 7 at 8:15 pm. admission 5 cents. Keltz party. likely 500 game. Mrs J C Smith reports her mother very ill. sympathy offered after her father’s burial a week ago. Floyd Emerson at parents’ home en route to Osage for Lumber Co. job. Wyeek daughter operated on for appendicitis at Coleman hospital Estherville. Howard Wiley returns from Minneapolis for visit. he’s in school. Fred Clump travels to Charles City for new work. Easter program at church Sunday evening. D M Clump’s Sunday school class bake and candy sale April 8 at Olsen’s store. Mrs Walters returns to New England No. Dakota after winter stay. Aid Society meets April 13 at Olsens hall. dinner and quilting. Beatrice and Jessie French host Estherville guests Maud Hamilton and Geraldine Buckley. Odd Fellows attend Sibley convention and plan first degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wiley
H. Myers
Illinois
Storm Lake
T. Erickson
W. Hamlinton
Judderfoss
American Legion
Langsmore
Union Grove
Wisconsin
Harry Smith
Hansen
Estherville
A. Lewis
R. Withers
Five Hundred Ecard Club
Given
Thurdsay
Fred Clump
Vernon Articles
Charles City
Beatrice French
Charles Stanley
Terris
J. Wade
Keltz
J. C. Smith
Howard Wiley
Minneapolis
Wheer
D. M
John Jacobs
New England
No. Dakota
Aid Society
Olsens Hall
Judge Coyle harshly rebukes Clay County jury in whiskey case
In Iowa, Judge Coyle delivered one of the severest scorings after a McArtor whiskey trial. State witnesses testified to handing whiskey and 9.9 percent alcohol, but the jury acquitted despite the court warning and admonition. The judge condemned the jurors for defying lawful evidence and their oaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Algona
Coyle
Iowa
McArtor
Superior selects A. C. Bringle mayor in 71 vote win
A. C. Bringle of Superior won the mayoral race by 71 votes over Phillip Reitz who had 22. Elected councilmen were Harry Perkins George Weis D F Givens H E Olson and J C Smith. The band tax carried 77 to 14. ViR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bringle
Superior
Phillip Reitz
Harry Perkins
George Weis
D. F. Givens
H. E. Olson
J. C. Smith
Ordinance for milk inspection and pasteurization at Ames Iowa
Ordinance 199 AN provides inspection of milk skim milk butter milk and cream and mandates sanitary rules for production distribution and handling including pasteurization and tuberculin testing of herds supplying dairy. It defines terms milk cream skim milk and outlines penalties for violations by the city of Estherville Iowa.
Milk safety ordinance sets strict production and labeling rules
The 1922 Iowa milk ordinance governs distribution, labeling and adulteration of milk, cream and skim milk. It mandates licenses, pasteurization, tb testing, sanitary barns, clean bottles, and zero tolerance for misbranding, with penalties up to thirty days in jail or a fine up to one hundred dollars. The measure requires dairy inspectors, records, and state health cooperation for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Dairy and Food Commission
State of
Bureau of Animal Industry of
United States
Department of Agriculture
Commission of Animal Health
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Dé Ivery
Board of Health
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Animal Healthommission
State Board of Health
J. C. Lilley
A. O. Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woopson
Iman
Beatrice
Jessie French
Esthervile
Maud Hamilton
Geraldine Buckley
Odd Fellows
Sibley
Estherville Furniture Co
J.T. Johnston
Chas. D. Bixby
Fay
Joyce Lumber Co
Guy U. Noel
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