Riverside Announces Fall Festival Corn Show Details
Riverside plans its second annual corn show and fall festival sponsored by the Better Riverside club. The four day event runs Oct 8 to Oct 12 with a 40 by 100 floor tent, amateur contests nightly, and finals Saturday. Exhibits include corn seed vegetables fruit and women’s work plus local business displays. F W Schnoebelen chairs the committee with department heads to be named. The meeting featured a Dutch lunch and a movie on Illinois sights.
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Riverside
Better
American Legion
F. W. Schnoebelen
Illinois
South Dakota
Hildegard Homan
Leo Homan
Allan Frost
Clinton
Riverside Men Move to Glenwood for Construction Work
Riverside men have gone to Glenwood Iowa where they obtained employment with a construction company.
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Man of Riverside
Glenwood
Iowa
Graveside Service Held for Tom Bidwell in Brighton
The ashes of 86 year old Tom Bidwell were interred at Brighton Hillcrest cemetery. Rev. Coggeshall led a short service. Bidwell born in Brighton June 8 1865 married Anna Harbaugh 54 years ago. He died July 10 in Santa Cruize California. Survived by wife two sisters a brother and a nephew with wife.
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Brighton
Tom Bidwell
Santa Cruize
Calif
Brighton Hillcrest
Co. BE. Coggeshall
Mr. Bidwell
William
Martha Bidwell
Anna Harbaugh
Bidwells
California
Dick Bidwell
Washington
Mary Lowe
Zurich
Kane
Viola McClintic
Monmouth
MecClintie
Dale Bidwell
Chicago
L G Club Meets in Beenblossom Home North Oregon
L G club gathered at the Beenblossom home on Friday night for supper at 7:30 and social time. Guests included Wilbur Beenblossom. the Campbells invited the group to meet at their home in two weeks.
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L. G. Club
Beenblossom
North Oregon
C. H. Beenblossom
North
Oregon
Dale Beenblossom
Wilbur Beenblossom
Dale
Mark Campbell
Stone Home
J. C. Davis
June
J. M. Stone
Willis Wolfe
Dorothy
Cedar
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Nearby Towns
Falls and Wolfe families from Downers Grove and Burlington visited Mr. and Mrs. Wright McConnell with Mrs. Willis Wolfe and Earl Wolfe among kin. Orie OConnor and sons attended the OConnor reunion near Oskaloosa. Norma Jean and James Been blossom stayed with grandparents while their parents visited the Russell Griges home in Hancock Iowa.
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Falls
Earl Wolfe
Downers Grove
Charles Dean
Burlington
Wright McConnell
Willis Wolfe
McConnell
Charles Deen
Orie O'Connor
O'Connor
Oskaloosa
Norma Jean
James Beenblossom
Howard Beenblossom
Charles Beenblossom
Russel Griges
Hancock
Iowa
Deportee Carl Schmidt Arrested in Detroit on Freight Theft Warrant
Carl Julius Schmidt, 63, once of the Kalt Schmidt dynamiting gang, was seized by federal authorities in Detroit. He had been deported to Germany in 1922 after a prison term and is charged with stealing from a freight car before 1922. He admitted entering the country illegally about a year after his deportation.
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Kaltschmidt
Carl Julius Schmidt
Germany
Detroit
Schmidt
Hogs and cattle market updates from Chicago trade
Chicago markets report hogs at 12,000 head with 10 cent higher gains to 11.70 top 11.75 for 180 to 240 lb but sows to 10.35. Sheep see 25 cent rise with native spring lambs 11.65 to 11.85 and ewes 4.50 to 5.00. Cattle steady to firm with loads of medium and heavy steers 11.85 to 12.50, best heifers 12.15, dealers 13.00, mostly 12.50. Estimated Tuesday receipts: hogs 8,000 cattle 13,000 sheep 2,000.
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Chicago
Egg market steady with firm receipts and varied percentages
Egg market shows 8 001 cases with extra firsts at 274 percent to 12 and firsts 26 percent to 27, current receipts 25 percent, dirties 24, checks 23. Poultry market steady with receipts of 29 trucks and ranges among heavy white ducks 13 colored ducks 114 percent to 12 small ducks 11 percent and hens varying from 14 to 19 percent across Leghorn and springs with broilers 16 to 20.
Chicago cash grain market report on corn oats and soybeans
Market notes list Chicago cash grain bids for corn with color splits and moisture ranges, oats with mix colors and percentage bids, and soybeans with yellow color bids and percentage ranges. The fragment shows multiple bid codes and percentage indicators but lacks complete prices or dates.
Chicago Grain Prices and Rates for September and December
The page lists Chicago grain quotes with WHEAT CORN OATS RYE for September December and May futures, showing varied percentages and prices. A second brief notes Bicycle Tourists in Germany can rent a cycle for under two dollars per week and travel by train at twenty eight cents per 160 miles.
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Germany
Marsh Owl Hearing Powers Highlighted by Natural History
The short eared or marsh owl uses highly sensitive ears as acoustic sensors, a feature noted by the magazine Natural History.
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Natural History
Tuesday Prices From Powers Produce
Prices for produce from Powers Produce Washington Iowa show heavy breed hens at 22e per dozen, Leghorn hens at 11e per 4 pounds, sweet cream at 6e per pound, and old roosters listed with courtesy.
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Washington, Iowa
Sauropod Dinosaurs Found in Texas After Northern Disappearance
Recent finds indicate sauropod dinosaurs persisted in Texas for centuries after they vanished from the northern United States, extending their temporal range and prompting revised interpretations of prehistoric distribution.
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Texas
United States
Argentina Rides Cattle Boom As Key Industry
Cattle raising remains Argentina's oldest and most important industry while a note mentions the Vistula River in Poland spanning about 650 miles.
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Argentina
Vistula River
Poland
Navy Recruits Train on Lake Michigan at Great Lakes Station
The Navy documents show over one third of new enlisted men come from the Midwest and train at the Great Lakes Naval Station near Chicago. Recruits live on a campus like campus, start at Camp Barry then mainside, with trade school options, weight gain, and increased mental alertness during training.
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United States
Mid-West
Navy Department
Washington
Great Lakes Naval Station
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Lake Forest
Navy
Naval Reserve
Barry
Camp Barry
Great Lakes
Uncle Sam Sailors On Horseback In Panama
U S Navy sailors in naval reserve uniforms ride horses on shore leave in Panama. The piece notes no distinction between reserve and regular Navy personnel, outlines a four year enlistment with potential release to inactive duty after the national emergency, and states pay and care are identical for both paths.
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Uncle Sam
Panama
U. S. Navy
U. S. Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve
Regular
Navy
4-H Show Opens with Displays and Demonstrations
4-H clubs display samples of projects, clothing, and club histories at the achievement show. Isabelle Combs chairs the county girls department, with Dorothy Daniel attending as state 4-H president. Demonstrations begin at 9 15 with clubs including West Point Clover Leaf and Merry Maids, culminating in a style review and general assembly at the Methodist church.
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Lillian Lewis Hoag
Bigin
County Red Cross
Red Cross
James Schmoeller
Ruth Foster
Rosalie Combs
National Defense Booth
Spurgeon’s
Isabelle Combs
Darlene Sojka
Mary Ellen Duensing
Dorothy Flading
Carol
Harry Stacey
E. M. Tandy
Maplecrest
John Flading
Faye Rowe
Golia Miller
Fairview Farmerettes
Joe Knotek
Merry Maids
Karl Megehelsen, Jr
Rogge
Colthurst
Jacksonite
Northern Stars
A. L. Duensing
Ruth Foscer
Clover Leaf
Jaccksonites
Methodist Church
John Cherry
General Assembly
Legion Meeting Tuesday Evening at City Hall Post Rooms
An extra American Legion meeting is announced for tomorrow evening at the Leon Beatty post rooms in City Hall. It marks the first gathering presided by new commander S. W. Kaster and the first since officers were installed. Reports from Des Moines convention will be received and new chairmen and committees named.
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American Legion
Leon Beatty
S. W. Kaster
Des Moines
Mother of Seven Dies After Farmhouse Stove Explosion
Mrs H Thoren, 45, died in a local hospital from burns after a kitchen stove exploded at her farmhouse south of Mason City. Neighbors helped extinguish the blaze. Daughter Edna, 21, is in critical condition. Mrs Thoren leaves a husband, five daughters and two sons.
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Mason City
H. Thoren
Edna
Tire Contest Awards Across May and June
A tire and battery contest based on business volume in May and June drew about 4,500 City Service dealers. Cash prizes went to dealers in fourteen states with Brown & Orr, Washington, in 25th place and Sam Irwin of Washington in 17th place.
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Brown & Orr
Washington
Sam Irwin
Needles Imported for the Nation as Local Production Lags
The article notes that the country does not manufacture ordinary hand sewing needles and relies entirely on imports. It highlights the reliance on foreign suppliers for a basic textile tool and signals potential supply or price vulnerabilities.
Hitler Keeps Dio se Plans Aligned With Signs
Reportedly, Hitler consults signs symbols and horoscopes before launching any grandiose plans. The article notes his superstitious habits influence decision making and public actions are framed around occult guidance.
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Hitler
der Fuehrer
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