Stewart descendants host Sunset Park reunion picnic
The Stewart family annual reunion was held at Sunset Park on Sunday with a noon picnic. Attendees included Howard H. Stewart and family, F. J. Salladay of Ainsworth, H. B. Long and Paul Long and family, Clarence Ler and family, and Living Kline Keota with their relatives Walter and others.
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Stewart
Sunset Park
Howard H. Stewart
F. J. Salladay
Ainsrth
H. B. Long
Paul Long
Clarenceler
Kline Keota
Walter
Family names listed across several households
Akron and Burlington residents including Mr and Mrs John Martindale Mildred Woodburn Kattyn Bain Cedar Rapids Mrs Glen Been Crawfordsville Kenneth Lloyd Rath Iris Ernest Salladay Myron Salladay Jack Glen Green and families S H Moore Paul Monroe Washington Callie Woodburn Dale Jeanette Wellman and John Kahre Burlington are named in a community notices listing multiple relatives and associates.
Walter Johnson Honored Guest At Surprise Birthday
A surprise party successfully honored Walter Johnson on his birthday yesterday with many guests and gifts.
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Walter Johnson
Birthday Tea Closes Evening with Games and Treasure Hunt
Membrances and at the close of the evening birthday refreshments were served. Entertainment included games following a treasure hunt. Attendees included Roger K Banks Lloyd Banks Mary B Wells Jeanne Strum Wilma Lola Snyder Betty Mayo Norman Orroll Franklin Harvey Richard Jean McCall Mery VanSickle Hazel Betty Hollis Bradshaw Dorothy Dale Statler Donald Smith Max Rathmel Lloyd Wilson Claude Randall Lois Kenneth Cuddeback Eleanor Deal Mary Charles Walter Johnson Mrs Earl Dale Mr and Mrs Howard McCall Mr and Mrs Johnson.
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Roger K. Banks
Lloyd Banks
Mary B. Wells
Jeanne Strum
Wilma
Lola Snyder
Betty Mayo
Norman Orroll
Franklin Harvey
Richard
Jean McCall
Margery VanSickle
Hazel
Betty
Hollis Bradshaw
Dorothy and Dale Statler
Donald Smith
Max Rathmel
Lloyd Wilson
Claude Randall
Lois
Kenneth Cuddeback
Eleanor Deal
Mary
Congregation Holds Sunset Picnic at Sunset Park
The United Presbyterian church and Sunday school held their annual congregational picnic last evening at Sunset Park attended by church members and families.
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United Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Co operative supper draws 85 attendees at local park
The co operative supper attracted 85 people with many others visiting the park to spend the evening with the group. Out of town guests Rev W M Nichol of Sterling Kansas and Rev George Kerr spoke after dinner, followed by Nichol a former pastor here. The supper committee included Mrs G W Rudiger Mr and Mrs Cloyce Stewart and others.
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W. M. Nichol
Sterling
Kan
George Kerr
Nichol
G. W. Rudiger
Cloyce Stewart
C. Harry Davis
Fred J L. Stewart
Richard Stewart
Speed of Antelopes Reaches 60 Miles Per Hour
Antelopes are known to reach speeds around 60 miles per hour in short bursts. They use rapid acceleration to escape predators and cover ground quickly in open habitats.
Hogs Sheep and Cattle Market Report Chicago
Markets report from Chicago on August 28 shows hogs at 10,000 head, steady to 10 cents higher with top 12.15. Sheep 2,000 head steady to higher with top 12.00. Cattle 4,800 head, calves down 10 to 25 cents, bulk 9.00 to 10.25, dealers 13.00 to 14.00. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 1,000 hogs 5,000 sheep 1,000.
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Chicago
Cash Grain Prices Chicago Aug 28
The Chicago cash grain report lists corn bids with varying yellow corn grades from 75% to 76 and 74% to 76 across several lots. Oats quotations show mixed and white categories ranging from 44% to 46% in bid prices.
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Chicago
Egg and Poultry Market Report Summary
Eggs show unsettled market with 9,403 cases receipts and grade splits. Firsts 29% to 29 and extra firsts 80% to 30 with current receipts 2,734 and dirties 26% 26. Poultry market steady to firm with 28 truck receipts and percent breakdowns: heavy white ducks 14 percent heavy colored ducks 14 percent small ducks 12 percent small hens 176 and spring 18.
Grain table shows Sept to May futures for wheat corn oats rye soy
Chicago grain table lists open high low and close for WHEAT CORN OATS RYE and SOY BEAN futures across Sept Dec May dates with percentage changes and prices. Highlights include soy Oct and Dec around 1.58 to 1.64 percent and corn around 77 to 84 for Sept Dec May contracts.
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Chicago
Reds Destroy Dam on Dnieper
Moscow reports the destruction of the Dnieper river dam a $110 million symbol of bolshevik industry. An official spokesman said the Red army blew the dam to deny crops machinery and materials to German forces in occupied Ukraine zones.
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Moscow
U. P
Russia
Red Army
Dnieper
Ukraine
Ottumwa Deliveries Halted by Union Switch
Burlington Transportation Co. deliveries to Ottumwa merchants are halted following Local No. 388 leadership shift from the A F L to the C I O. The C S O accuses firing of F L Huntley for union membership and threatens a boycott against A F L delivered goods. Ashes of burnt paper money identified and redeemable.
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Ottumwa
Burlington Transportation Co
J. H. Stocker
Truckers’ Union
A. F. of L
F. L. Huntley
C. S. O. Packinghouse Workers’ Union
Midway Safe Co Auction and Closing Out Sales
Weekly and special sales listed for Columbus and vicinity. Midway Safe Co hosts Wednesday auctions. Community Sale Fridays. households close out at 609 KE. Other notices include Floyd Knepp on Sept 4 and W D Booth on Sept 6. Mae Beenblossom Estate and Penning Roth Brothers hog sale at Wellman and Poland China stock sale events with dates in September and October.
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Midway Safe Co
Columbus
City Feed Yard
Floyd Knepp
W. D. Booth
HK. Madison
Mae Beenblossom Estate
Penningroth Brothers
Wellman
Poland
China
Leghorn Hens Sell at Sweet Cream Prices
Poultry price list notes heavy breed hens available with price per pound and dozen counts. Leghorn hens offered at 24 cents per pound for cream, 15 cents, 11 cents, 87 cents per half pound, and 10 cents for unspecified weight.
Will Install Pastor Sunday
Pastor Stuempfig’s Iowa career is summarized from education in Illinois to ordination in Elkader in 1935. He built a chapel, grew the congregation, and led junior youth work. Married with two sons, he descends from Rev. Brauer and continues church missions across states. Meibohm forms new church in Knox Indiana with a growing congregation and league activity.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elgin
Ilinois
Europe
Stuempfig
Iowa
H. Harms
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Davenport
Elkader
Paul
Daniel
A. W. Brauer
Keystone
Meibohm
la Crosse
Knox
Indiana
Walther League
Vote $5000 Salary For State Chairman
DES MOINES Informed sources said the Iowa democratic state central committee voted a salary of $5 000 a year and expenses for Jake More of Harlan the newly elected state chairman More earlier this month was named chairman succeeding E H Birmingham of Sioux City who resigned to accept appointment as federal internal revenue collector for Iowa The Democratic group set up a 13 member agricultural advisory committee Eight will be farmers and five are on the Democratic state committee The five J P Daughton Grand River Mrs Sam Burroughs Waterloo W R Hart Iowa City Erwin Larson Charles City Mrs Benona Young Bloomfield
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Des Moines
Iowa Democratic State Central Committee
Jake More
Harlan
E. H. Birmingham
Sioux City
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Democratic State Committee
J. P. Daughton
Grand River
Sam Burroughs
Waterloo
W. R. Hart
Iowa City
Erwin Larson
Charles City
Benona Young
Bloomfield
Growth of Symphony Orchestras in the Nation
Over twenty years orchestras rose from 17 to about 275 with twelve led by women, reflecting rapid expansion of the field and increased female participation across ensembles.
Washington Lodge No. 24 Masons Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge No 24 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Lee Holland W M and A W Yard secretary are the officers listed for the lodge.
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Washington Lodge No
A. Fef
A. M
Lee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railroad and Bus Schedules with Local Arrivals
The notice lists westbound and eastbound trains No. 8 No. 1 No. 43 and others with stops at Washington Knoxville Davenport and Kansas City, plus mixed trains No. 23 No. 22 and several Southwest Limited services. It also covers local buses No. 9 7 2 6 8 10 with departures from Washington and routes to Chicago Omaha and beyond. Tickets are to be purchased at the Bus Depot and local depot.
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Bullington Trailways
Washington
Ieee
Chicago
North Side Square
Coast
Nee
Omaha
Istene
AL Gantoni
Agen
Harper Farmer Wins National Tall Corn at Iowa State Fair
Lawrence N Fiander of Harper Iowa won the WHO Iowa State Fair national tall corn sweepstakes with a 23 ft 2 3/4 in stalk. He received 100 cash the Col B J Palmer gold trophy and an Oliver Plowmaster tractor plow valued at 116 85. Second went to Don Radda 21 ft 9 in. third to Jess Radda 21 ft 1 1/2 in.
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Des Moines
Lawrence N. Fiander
Harper
Iowa
Fiander
Keokuk County
Col. B. J. Palmer
Oliver
Don Radda
Jess Radda
Don
Dewey Propst
Keota
D. D. Hill
Batavia
Ailbert Mlander
Henry Buddenhagen
Aurelia
Missouri
Arkansas
WHO
Iowa State Fair Board
Col
B. J. Palmer
Central Broadcasting Co
Oliver Farm Equipment Co
Miid-Continent Petroleum Corp
J. O. Maland
Iowa State Fairgrounds
Herb Plambeck
Mark Thornburg
Iowa State Seccretary of Agriculture
Victor Felter
CC. Burnette
Iowa State College
Paige Hawthorne
Iowa Farmers Union
Orrie Bealer
Iowa Farm Bureau
Eleven Brighton Scouts at Keosauqua Camp
A group of 11 Brighton area Boy Scouts are camping at Keosauqua and expect to return Tuesday or Wednesday. Names listed include Norman Lechner Roger Arnold Leste Dale Madden Leo Mullikin Dale Eyestone Jack Robertson Charles Curl Russel Whitacre Harold Horner Alan Bereiter and Billy Stockman.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Keosauqua
Norman Lechner
Roger Arnold
Leste Dale Madden
Leo Mullikin
Dale Eyestone
Jack Robertson
Charles Curl
Russel Whitacre
Harold Horner
Alan Bereiter
Billy Stockman
Cooper
Edgar Blick
Erest
Mary Louise
Uricksville
Ohio
George Howard
Ainsworth
Washington
Charles Cranda
Leonard Bridges
Moline
Ernest Jacobs
Eldon
Edgar Rotzinger
Ernest Miller
Mary Rotzinger
Funeral for 13 year old sleep sickness victim
Funeral arrangements were made for Jack Hamilton of Spencer a 13 year old who died of sleeping sickness while visiting Winona Minnesota. The incident was reported by United Press.
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Spencer
U. P
Jack Hamilton
Winona
Minn
Dubuque Car Crash Kills John Link at 31
John Link, 31, of Dubuque, died when his car left the road and crashed into a ditch near Dubuque. Victor Stef an, his passenger, was seriously injured. In a separate crash, Augment Gudenkoff, 28, sustained serious injuries.
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Dubuque
John Link
Here
Victor Steffan
Gudenkoff
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Gamble
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Mt. Pleasant
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St. Clairsville
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Martinsburg
Charles Helmick
New Sharon
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Victor
H. L. Gordon
Fairfield Hospital
Henry Knorr
Alvin
Lorelei
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Teddy Statler
Minneapolis
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Cedar Rapids
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Swisher
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