Smaller 1930 Iowa license plates and county numbers
Iowa will switch to county based 1930 license plates with each county retaining a number annually. The list shows county numbers for next year, e.g., Adair 1, Wright 99, Polk 77, and numerous county mappings from 00 to 99. Plates will be smaller and bear the state name in full.
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Iowa
Filmet
Adair
Wright
Polk County
Smalies
Towa
Jasper
Jefferson
Adams
Johnson
Allamakee
Janes
Appanoose
Keokuk
Audubon
Kosuth
Montgomery
Clarke
T— Muscatine
Clay
O'Brien
Clayton
Osceola
Clinton
Page
Crawford
Palo Alto
Dalits
Plymouth
Davis
Parahontas Ti
Decacur
Fpalk
Delaware
Potawattamie
Des Moines
Fa—Powrshiek
Dickinson
Raggold
Dubuque
Emmet
Scott
Fayette
Shelby
Floyd
Story
FremonteHy
Tama
Greene
gi—Taylor
Washington
Harrison
Wayne
Henry
Webster
Howard
Winnebago
Humboldt
Winneshiek
Ida
Woodbury
Town
Worth
Jackson
Highway Bridge Nears Completion In Estherville
The new bridge on Highway 17 over the Des Moines river in Estherville is nearly finished and ready for traffic once grading is done. Six condemnation committee members completed property condemnations along the route through the city. The bridge sits west of the Red Inhac bridge with the road extending to First street and a junction with No. 9 in Lincolin street, plus a branch east to connect with the old No. 17 near South Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 17
Des Moines River
First Street
LincolIn Street
South Ninth Reat
Estherville
Coable
Improvements at Lake Resorts Across Gertherd Town and Minesota
The lake resorts in Gertherd Town and southern Minesota announce improvements worth about 80,000 dollars for Arnolds Park including a new roller coaster and attractions. Triboji Beach adds trees and facilities at West Okodoya, with plans for a 30,000 dollar Elks Hotel and Pavilion at Triboji. Knights Templar at Spirit Lake to open a 30,000 dollar dance pavilion at Templar Park, plus new attractions at Fox Lake and Interlaken Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertherd
A. L. Peck
Arnolds Park
Triboji
West Okodoya
Elks
Knights Templar
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Fox Lake
Shervurn
Interlaken Park
Estherville
Quiemobdile
Dunnell Creamery Adds 814100 Churn to Equipment
The Mourichine Dunnell Co operative Creamery bought and installed a new 43 oil electric churn costing 1400. The churn is the largest made and produces 1800 pounds of butter per firing. The old churn remains in use. Growth forced the purchase. output rose by 65000 pounds last year. Arthur Erigvksen is president and Row Resister manager. M. H. Silcox is secretary. The creamery is a Land O Lakes institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourichine Dunnell Co-Operatye Creamery
Chvtra
Dunrnell Institution
He Creamery
Arthur Erigvksen
Dunnell Creamery
M. H. Silcox
Land O' Lakes
Fairmont Sentinel
Arnolds Park man killed while working on high line
Wery Arnolds Park man Chas. Dillman editor and wife were involved in a Minneapolis to Le Sueur collision while returning from Minneapolis. Dillman admits guilt in the smash with a Mankato car. Mrs Dillman suffered facial injuries from broken glass. Miller drove a new Dodge.
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Dillman
Smash
Chas. Dillman
The
Blue Earth
Mianeapolis
Minneapolis
le Sueur
Mankato
DiNman
Miller
Local resident plans summer trip to Europe via Norway
The report notes Estherville resident Torres Fossel of the L. H. Saveride home seeks pause ports to visit friends in Norway and Bngsund this summer, aiming to sail around early June. Fossel, a Norwegian native and US naturalized citizen, is connected with J.P. Kennedy who has spent ten days at Coleman hospital for flu complications but is holding his own.
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Torres Fossel
Estherville
L. H. Saveride
Norway
Bngsund
Mr. Fossel
United States
J.P. Kennedy
Coleman Hospital
Life of Eng J E Kirchner Praised in Ellsworth News
The Ellsworth News commemorates engineer J E Kirchner who died at home in Neve after a long illness due to pneumonia and pleurisy. Born July 6 1872 in Warren County Iowa, he rose from farm labor to engineering roles in Beaver Valles Mills and later railroad work. He leaves his wife four children two brothers and a sister with a large circle of friends. The funeral was held at Marys Church Ellsworth and burial followed in Orleans Nebraska with many from distant towns attending.
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Kireline
Warren County
Towa
Kansas
Grandon
Herndon
Towad
Beaver Valles
Exthervile
Enie Reek
Tock
Mussade
McCook
Katie Cation
Happy Paw
Luis Town
Say Mary's Church
Elsworth
Father Barder
Father O'Cornnor
Laverny
T. J
Wocho
Or Sans
Neb
Seidow
Chile
J. R. Kirchner
Sc. Louis
X. Morin
Margaret Cooney
Norfolk
Nebr
Ela Caffrey
Orleans
Lady of Victory Council Knights of Columbus
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Elks Lodge
Estherville
Charles
St. Mary's College
St. Marys
Mary Madeline
John
Prank
Husbad
Jon
Charles W
J. R
George T
J. D
Jas. Toophey
Sterling
Colo
Lisather
Heridrst
J. R. Kirehner
L. EB. Kirehner
Kansas City
Ellsworth, Main
Man Held on Liquor Charge Still in Jail
Frank Gray arrested last week on liquor charges remains detained by county authorities. Judge Wim. S. Johnston informs he will stay in jail until the next Grand Jury session unless a guilty plea or bond is posted. Mr and Mrs Covad Anderson of Wilbur Main spent time with Roy Ridley.
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Frank Gray
Wa Ta
Attourney
Wim
S. Johston
Grand
Covad Anderson
Wilbur
Main
Roy Ridley
Spring Shoes and A Spring Menu From Old Notices
The article lists fashion notes on spring footwear. It highlights strap shoes and the lightweight high heeled pumps in black suede for dress, with preferences for walking and daytime wear. It also introduces a spring menu featuring tomato juice cocktail, roast spring lamb, mint jelly, and numerous sides, plus a tripe recipe and asparagus Milanese instructions.
French Dressing and Dessert Mixture From Old Recipe
A fragmented pastry and dressing recipe outlines preparing a brown sugar custard with butter cream and egg yolks, then folding stiff egg whites into a baked pastry shell. It also details a French Dressing mix using olive oil, vinegar or tomato juice, onion juice, and ice, shaken until blended.
Odd Kitchen Tips and Vintage Fashion Snippets
A jumble of old time tips and style notes. It hints at using pineapple juice to flavor ham, removing chocolate stains, and repelling crickets with a pinch of Scotch caulf. It then shifts to fragile fashion imagery with organdie fabrics and two tone green and yellow gowns described in airy detail.
Bridge Luncheon Menu with Amuses and Desserts
Menu lists antipasto tomato stuffed with chicken, potato chips, cloverleaf rolls, strawberry mousse, assorted small cakes, and fricadelli. Recipe hints include combining chopped roast meat, bread crumbs, onion, parsley, celery, eggs, and forming fried balls. Rice and Swiss cheese appears as a dish item with a note on boiling rice and layering.
Sardine Mold and Angel Food Shortcake Rounds
Cover to top with milk and bake until absorbed. Mix cottage cheese with chives salt pepper and cam to moisten. Mold in cups turn out onto salad plate press a sardine into each mold garnish with cress and stuffed olives and serve cold. Slice angel food cake spread whipped cream with chopped nuts maraschino cherries candied ginger between layers top with plain whipped cream. Serve with a fork as for shortcake.
Night storage tip for keeping cut flowers fresh
A reader advises wrapping cut flowers in damp oiled paper and tying the sides over the cup of a vase, then placing it in a cool spot. This method helps flowers last longer, with roses benefiting especially from the technique.
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D.C. Jensen
Milford
Europe
Northern Lumber Co
the National Refining CO
Cleveland
Omio
Ellsworth News
Eng. J. E. Kirchner
By Sence Fael
Tripe
Lyonnaise
Tr Onty
Pricas
Pontiac
Michiaan
Guklund-Pantisa
Cockburn Repair Shop
Estherville, Iowa
Angel
Naed
2Nd Ave.s
Diay Rokea
Gari and Cotton Plantore
JO. Brown, Mgr
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