Ban Placed On Boozers By May In Matherville Decrees
Mayor Anderson leads a new administration in Matherville issuing decrees to curb intoxication on the streets. Convicts face work duties instead of jail, with a $1.50 daily credit toward fines. A policy offers liberation if liquor sources are named, aiming to clear the streets and deter bootlegging.
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Matherville
BR. B. Ander Roy
Lafore Lim
Atroeta
Costa
Ite- Ctab
Anderson
Estherville
Mayer Anderson
Poeaday
Will
Tom Jobson
Whedotisen
Testherville
Nouearutie
Lee Atttude
H. D. McCoy
Hodd
Ketherville
Kerr Wins First State Shoot Title At Fatherville Gun Club
William Kerr, manager of Spar beek Lambert o., captured the high score at the inaugural state shoot held by the Fatherville Gun Club Phureaday, June 1k VW. Brown of Fatherville competed with two professionals for Redon From pt. 8. Woodhouse, Dex Motes, Town, Des Moines, Iowa, Jane. Discovery reports shifts in Public Utilities Commission politics and legislature, noting a defeated attempt to empower cities to join a league for larger annual dues and a repeal of a section, while Secretary Allen and the Executive Council grapple with constitutional questions and Capitol improvements. A railroad valuation conference was held at the Iowa Capitol with discussions of true valuation and potential costs, and Iowa women involved in Eugenics attend a national conference in St Paul. Various inquiries seek Haut law copies on county tax support for agricultural societies.
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William Kerr
Sparbeek Lambert @o
Fatherville
Phureaday
VW. Brown
Redon
Woodhouse
Dex Motes
Des Moines
Towa
Jane
Public Utilities Commission
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Iowa League of Municipalities
Allen
Carpenter Named Postmaster of Ratherville Office
Editor Frank Carpenter of the Democrat receives a Washington telegram announcing appointment as Ratherville postmaster by President Wilson. Confirmation is expected soon, with July first set to begin the new fiscal year. Twenty one other town offices also announced.
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Estherville
Wilson
Frank Carpenter
The
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Washington
Ratherville
Woo
Carpenter
Narrow Escape as Steering Fails on 20 MPH Run
Four Ratherville youths escape serious injury when a car owned by Duke Holmes travels about twenty miles per hour before the steering column snaps. The driver regains control as the vehicle slides toward an embankment. Passengers William Sullivan Hert Lucas and Russell Lingenfelter were aboard. Nearby events include a Baptist church social and Children Day program at the First Methodist Episcopal church with baptism rites planned for the morning service. The Free Methodist camp meeting for the Martinsville district is announced for the week.
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Ratherville
Bette
Wallingford
Leeear
Duke Holmes
la Aon Dames
Aewich
William Sullivan
Hert Lucas
Ruseel] Lingenfelter
The
Baptist Church
First Methodial Episcopal Church
Wallingford notices burn victim dies at home
Louise Campbell age ten of Wallingford dies from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire from a bonfire in a neighbor’s yard. Her mother and neighbor Mrs Moore were burned trying to help. The funeral and services are noted, with other local notices and ads for sale homes and farm tools.
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Louise Campbell
Harry Caimiptell
Wallingford
Dom Moore
Marevilles
Graduation Honors Prompted by Bronze Medal and Scholarship
Irving Martin earned a bronze medal from the Sons of the Revolution for top history and civics. Miss Dorothy Blakey received the twenty two graduates scholarship at the high school commencement held Thursday at the Methodist church with a program including addresses, diplomas, and musical selections by the high school glee club and orchestra.
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H.C. Brown
A. J. Akre
Char
Medbury Rolo
Tould
Pally
Kaw
Browma
Board of Advention Solo
Dr. Medbury
Dorothy Blakey
Irving Marins
Sons of the Revolution
Sunderlin
Pearl Bemis
Weather Crop Bulletin From Des Moines June Report
Weather bulletin notes heavy local rain causing crop damage and wet soils, with limited plowing possible. Temperatures near average, rainfall high in early June. corn, oats, barley, and rye show mixed yields. Hay crops in good condition. fruit prospects improving. Next acreage report due. baking school invitation among community notices.
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Ron
Woalk Winch
Des Moines
Powerhiek
Afternoei
Grituaell
Imp. M. Garyel
Seation Crieator
Letter from California Kilitar of Windieater and Repub lican
A missive from Rivera California reports a surprise postcard shower for May with messages from eight states plus Honolulu and Korea. It notes cooler weather fruit frost damage walnut crop late frost packing house fruit quality and general farm conditions in Emmet County. The writer signs as Mrs Paylor Route 1 Rivera California.
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Kilitar
Windieater
Republican
Teamo
Iis
Honolulu
Korea
Oakatoosa
Albia
Springville
Atlantic
Dexter
Hayfield
Grover
Fatherville
Whittier
Taylor
Vindicator and Republican
Emmet County
Real Estate Transfers Mixed Names and Amounts in Public List
Real estate transfers list numerous parties and nominal sums including Maid Mo Mollisen to Susanna Richard and Kurt dew to Martua LF Pinktons. The record mentions properties in Wallingford and Glen Keistumer with small cash values and references a twelve foot row boat in good condition requiring Beymer and Honderstat, dated 23-w.
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Susanna Richard
Glen
Mendrickson
Woods
Marea Anderson
Beymer and
Honderstat
Advertising Creates Confidence in Honest Goods
A historical article discusses how confidence is a key asset for manufacturers. It explains that spending money on advertising builds trust, brings customers, and supports ongoing loyalty by promoting honest goods at honest prices.
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