Local store fraud case shocks community creditors
Reports detail a fraud investigation into Community Stores of lows Inc led by former manager Beaston. Dozens of creditors are identified as losses mount from missing cash books and diverted shipments, with over two hundred known creditors and shipments of $16,000 moved toward Council Bluffs.
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Lows, Inc
Lvl
Cese
K Reason
Mani
Jis
Besston
Beaston
Chicago
Twin Cities
St. Louis
Fort Dodge
Teres
Council Bluffs
Creston
New
Council Blutts
Eatherville Defeats Armstrong High In Close Friday Game
Eatherville High School defeated Armstrong High 44 to 26 at the gym last Friday. Captain Jerisen of the visitors shone but the locals balanced with strong team play and rapid passing. Dick led the scorers with ten baskets, Dauber played solid defense, and Lake Park looms next, promising a tougher test for the home squad.
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Eatherville High School
Armstrong High
Capt
Jerisen
Ted
Armatrong
Secu
Brees
Dauber
Lake Park
Estherville Postmaster Candidate Praised for Suitability
The candidate, Mr. Jones, is described as a man of strong business ability and excellent executive qualifications. He aims to win the postmaster position by canvassing voters and seeks cooperation from friends. His current city council term ends before a vacancy, removing an obstacle to his bid.
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Qty Council
Estherville
The Great Corn Crop Compared To Autos Debate
Elmore City banker L H VanAlstine compares Iowa corn crop value with auto costs. Using 15 garage pros across two counties, figures show average car cost 1505, life 4.3 years, annual mileage 4630, fuel 11.7 mpg, oil 5.5 mpg, with 50c gas and 85c oil yields yearly costs of 644.10, totaling 264,081,000 for 410,000 cars, while Iowa corn farm value at 47c yields 222,686,000, leaving auto expense 41,895,000 higher. The note then shifts to a shipping association meeting set for Saturday at the courthouse in this city.
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L. H. VanAlstine
Elmore City
Lowa
Yowa
Death of Two Aged Pioneers in Iowa and California
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Elanor Maneice in Estherville Iowa at 74, and Margaret Ellen Johnson in San Diego California. Maneice, born 1846 in Ireland, lived in Wisconsin and Iowa, widowhood, children Eg. J Maneice and two daughters. Johnson, born 1842 in Wisconsin, long resident of Estherville, ran a large florist, widowed, with relatives in Union Wisconsin and Evansville Illinois, died after illness, memorialized by family and friends.
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Elanor Russell
Fermanah
Ireland
Iowa
Ge ‘West
Margaret
Neice
Pstherville
Resigs
Iscons
J. W. LaGrone
San Diego
California
Margaret E. Johu
Margaret Ellen Johnson
Union, Wic
David and
Kiziah Johnson
Daniel and
Reuben Johnson
Maria Elwood
Thia City
Florida
Evansville
Jehu
Paralges
Freduy Johnson
Eva Frenchen
Ady Johnson
Mee Evans
Californis
Coneenee
Milo Rausner Milk Station Now Open
Milo Rausner expands from a small creamery to a larger facility adding a milk depot to supply pasteurized milk and cream. The business, run by Hausner, has moved to the former Tracey garage building, renovated for cleanliness and efficiency, with new equipment to serve customers promptly.
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Hausner
Thas
Buchness
Tracey
Haustier
Thrifty Farmer Couple Sets Example of Savings
A young married farmer near the city, who built a farm on modest wages, saved $1500 this year with careful work and thrift. His wife helped with the home and tasks, they improved the hog lot, and their landlord praises their industry. They hope to own land in Emmet county soon. Also notes on G E Moore breaking a leg and a successful Duroc hog sale led by John Graff and C S Skattebo with average bids around $55.
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Emmet
G. E. Moore
G. E.moore
Ray
Wallingford
Mr. Moore
John Graff
C. S. Skattebo
Cement Products Co
Rge
Iowa Conference Pushes to Establish National and State Parks
The conference aims to create parks across national, state, and county levels to preserve wild life, forestry, trees, and scenic resources. Eminent attendees stressed immediate action to prevent further ecological loss and to beautify highways with campsites, rest rooms, water, and lighting, boosting local commerce.
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Frank Hyé
Emihet
Mee National Co
R, Dik
Ieiburg
P. Civi di Case
Hutchinson
C. H. McNider
Manon City
Lowal
China
Iowa
Boy Scouts
Farmers Union Meeting Sparks Broad Policy Talk
The Emmet County Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union held its annual meeting at the L. O. on a half Wednesday afternoon listing resolutions against road law double tax and universal military training. It urged initial referendum recall auto tax residency, elected officers John F. Uts president A A Crim vice president L Sch treasurer and directors L Gorton Sid H Green and others. Also noted were Cha s Sire sale and hog prices amid poor outdoor weather, with buyers paying well for sows and hinting at new herds next year.
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Emmet County Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Uniergy America
Igh
L. O
Yndon
Re Union
Des Moines
John F. Uts
A. A. Crim
O Benvien
L. Sch
L. Gorton
Albetr
Sid H. Gretee
M. Simposa
Wi Win Cooean
Emmet
Chas
Minnesota
Mrs Andrew Smith Recovering After Operation
Mrs Andrew Smith is reported to be recovering well after her operation last week. Her condition is described as favorable with doctors hopeful for a complete recovery though still considered critical on the eve of press. Friends are advised to await further updates as her progress continues.
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Andrew Smith
Regardine
Mae
Traders depart for New York buying trip
F B O'Dell and Herman Oransky leave Cedar Rapids for New York City to spend days buying goods for Oransky stores. The annual trip aims to secure bargains for customers by leveraging bulk purchases. zy plans to be away a week or ten days. The Y A Club meets with Mrs Rhodes and Mrs LaGrone leading a lesson on practical topics. County Attorney 8 S G will transact business in the coming days.
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New York City
F. B. O'Dell
Ager of the Sky Atoré
Cedar Rapida
Mr. Herman
Oransky
Apts
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Enehaan Lise
Money Mis‘ Jhg
Jorgen
Faust
Bequton
Shipping Associati IL
Farman Co-operative Shippiping Association
Court House
MR. Jehu
Maniece
Frank Maneice
Bormt
Milo Rausner
Mit Bay
the Farmers’ Union
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