Locked Door Mystery in a Silent House
A man named Renshaw fears an intruder outside his locked door after hearing scraping and a heavy fall. The transom is assaulted and a large hand appears, then vanishes, leaving questions about who locked the door and guarded him. He finds the hall empty when the door finally opens to reveal quiet, sleeping surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw
Campbell
Renaban
Jenks
Annie
Renshin
Leoni
Madame Shroesler
Ale
Généleman
Campbeil
Madame Hypesler
Renslues
Tau
Ima
Anu
Leon
Hart
Verity Gampbell
Madame Hooester
Renshaw in town to deliver mysterious jewel case
In the Tawnover estate mystery, Renshaw, tasked by Madame Hooesler, travels with a fifty thousand dollar jewel case. He fears surveillance, encounters odd warnings, and finally hands the case to Atkins at a Trust company, seeking relief from the burden and danger it represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Hooesler
Trust Company
Renshaw
Atkins
Madame Hooealef
Births Reported in Armstrong Area
February 16 Clifton Burdette Guinn was born to Arthur and Goldie Phillips Guinn in Armstrong. January 16 Alvin Dale Peterson born to George and Jennie Leson Peterson in Armstrong. January 11 Muriel Jean Eastman daughter of Lloyd N. and Gladys Eastman in Armstrong. January 11 Dorothy Wood Iverson daughter of Olaf S. and Vera May Wood Iverson in Des Moines. January 7 Lois Thackery daughter of Reymond and Doris Keeler Thackery in Armstrong. January 18 Louis Peter Kellen son of Aloysius W. and Elizabeth Stall Kellen in Armstrong. February 6 Mary Alice Burgess daughter of Edward E. and Lillie E. Burgess in Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Burdette Guinn
Arthur and
Goldie Phillips Guinn
Armstrong
Alvin Dale Peterson
George
Jennie Leson Peterson
Mfuriel Jean Eastman
Lloyd N
Gladys EB. Manley Eastman
Dorothy Wood Iverson
Olaf S
Vera May Wood Iverson
Des Moines
Lois Thackery
Reymond
Doris M. Keeler Tha
Marriage Licenses and Dairy Cattle Trade Highlight Iowa News
Marriage licenses list six couples with ages and origins including Estherville and Mankato. Iowa bought 10,321 dairy cattle from Wisconsin, a fifth of Wisconsin’s total. Minnesota supplied 14,571 grades and 23 purebreds to Iowa in 1924. Purchases also came from Illinois Missouri Nebraska Texas South Dakota and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iowa Dairy Association
A. O. Collentine
Madison
Collentine
Charles E. Cotton
Minnesota Livestock Sanitary Board
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
South Dakota
Colorado
Not All Stirred by Politics
Opinion: great political questions stir the deepest nature of one half the nation, yet pass over the heads of the other half, reflecting a divide in engagement and understanding across the populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ines
Monsieur
New York
Stanley
Mr. Campbell
Verity Campbell
Renghan
Lmnds
Melvin H. Mathson
Beaulah A. Handeland
Estherville
Iver N. Nelson
Mankato
Minn
Emily Charlotte Kletzke
Elmer H. Shaw
Hannah Christensen
Gust Knudson
Lucile Boyington
Halfa
Middle West
Spencer Chick Hatchery
Spencer, Ia
Blue Circle
Vindicator & Republican
the Provident
Estherville, Iowa
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