Riverside Leader Letters on Ducks and Football Hopes
Riverside Leader carries editorials on shortened duck hunting season provoked petitions to extend it, praising federal enforcement as reasonable. It notes Game Warden Gene Breitenbach’s Canada observations of nesting sites, drought, and a diminished duck population. Also previews football optimism from Sigourney Review and local notices on auto license timing and Stop sign awareness.
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Riverside
Wie
Skring
Game
Gene Breitenbach
Breitenbach
Canada
Sigourney Review
Partic
Monksilver Mystery Deepens In Ruby Heist Tale
Jim Wynter travels to Monksilver after Frank Severn vanishes and Paul Federoff is killed while guarding the Czarina Rubies. Creyke’s murder, Dr. Martell’s house and Helen Blair’s caution anchor a web of danger as Wynter plots police contact and pursuit of Severn's fate.
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Monksilver
London
Paul Federoff
Russia
Frank Severn
Federoff
England
Jim Wynter
Katharine Faring
Katharine
Wynter
Severn
Creyke
Roan
Martell
Helen
Richmond
Grayson
Tate
Staines
Tam
Sant
Wyn
Gray
Dr. M Tell
P Wonter
Dr. Martell
Helen Blair
Bill
Sam
Milly
Wyns Ther
Public Works Chief Engineer Renowned Yet Shy in Speech
Haskins Toh M and Godiov pennant report on Chief Engineer Fred White of the Highway Commission. Known as the country’s best highway engineer, he shuns public speaking, even at the state fair. His modesty contrasts with a demanding public role and a fearsome speaking task. The item also notes several local society updates and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHITE
Knoxville Journal
Highway Commission
Fred White
Gecklers
Thim
Wellman Teens Enter Colleges Across Iowa and Kansas
In Wellman on September 11, fifteen local youths head to colleges and universities. Nine of eighteen enroll at Coe College Cedar Rapids with Velyn Griggs Hazel Stricker Virginia Snavely Martha Foster Jean Coffey and others. Four attend the University of Iowa at Iowa City. Wilma McIntosh Dorothy Puria Margaret Jones and Miller. Arden Freel will study at Iowa State College Ames Cedar Falls hosts Mable Monroe at Iowa Wesleyan Mt Pleasant. Robert Godlove begins at the University of Kansas Lawrence and Floyd Lewis travels to Tuscaloosa Alabama for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Missevelyn Griggs
Hazel Stricker
Irginia Snavely
Martha Foster
Jean Coffey
Donald Bidwell
Donald Pieming Lloyd Foster
Huber
Coffey
University of
Miller
Arden Freel
Ids
Towa State College
Burl Berry
Lowa State Teachers College
Cedar
Fallsa
Mable Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Robert Godlove
University For Kansas At
Lawrence
Floyd Lewis
Tus
Alabama
Rushing Parties Noted At Cedar Rapids And Hayesvi
University attendees Miss Martha Foster Miss Evelyn Griggs Miss Virginia Snavely and Miss Hazel Stricker joined rushing events in Cedar Rapids the first of the week Mr Donald Bidwell and Mr Donald Fleming attended several fraternity parties there last week Mrs Emil Dahlstrom visited What Cheer with her parents Dr and Mrs Allen and Mr and Mia Nick Snider and neighbors attended a farewell gathering Friday evening before the family moves to Hayesvi The games on the lawn included home made ice cream and cake Guests listed include Mes Nort Messenger Mrs Swarteen Traber Kathryn Mrs McKinley Edwards Donna Low and McKinley Jr Mr and Mrs George Foster Mildred Mrs Karl Weldlein Jon Mr and Mrs Pierre Huffman Bobby and Harriet Mr and Mrs Paul Noffainger Joanne and James Mr and Mrs Joe Brown Marian Helen Beulah Leo and Vouls and Mr and Mrs Emil Dahlstrom Melvin and Kenneth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Foster
Evelyn Griggs
Virginia Snavely
Hazel Stricker
Cedar Rapids
Donald Bidwell
Donald Fleming
Emil Dahlstrom
Allen
Mia
Nick Snider
Hayesvi
Mes. Nort Messenger
Swarteen Traber
Kathryn
McKinley Edwards
Donna Low
McKinley
George Foster
Mildred
Karl Weldlein
Jon
Pierre Huffman
Bobby
Harriet
Paul Noffainger
Joanne
James
Joe Brown
Marian
Helen
Beulah
Leo
Vouls
Melvin
Kenneth
Dayton Grove Social News and Visits
Dayton Grove residents share Sunday and weekend visits as Frank Streh and two daughters attend Lawrence Mottet and family gatherings near Riverside. Local families including Chamberlains, McClouds, Schatters, Wymores, Walkers and Motletts are mentioned visiting kin in Keota, Wellman, Mason City, and Dex Moines. The So and Sew club was entered Bruce Moores Thursday afternoon and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
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Dayton Grove
Frank Streh
Lawrence Mottett
Pearl Chamberlain
Mason City
Lyall Moore
Hom
Frank McCloud
Keith
Marion
Iowa Football Stars Backfield and Line Top Four Names Highlight 1911 Campaign
Iowa football outlines four key backfield and line figures Captain Oliver Sansen of Art leads at plunger and blocker Randahl Hickman of Chariton is expected to top ground gains Magnussen Clinton from Chicago joins as a strong all conference candidate Nelse Tompkins of Marengo starts at sturdy seaton guard after Sept 15 practice Hawkeyes prepare for Pittsburgh on Oct 3 and face Indiana at homecoming Oct 17 and Northwestern Nov 21
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University of
Oliver Sansen
Art
Randahl Hickman
Chariton
Mari
Magnussen
Clinton
Nelse Tompkins
Marengo
Hawkeyes
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Indiana
Northwestern
Adolescent Guest Visit Mentioned in Local Notes
Notes recall Louise Bret assisting Miss Louise Bret visiting her sister Mrs Dusenberry as afternoon guest. The growing boy appet topic remarks discuss a normal active adolescent and parental guidance, referencing Cornell University and a fod ex vert cont.
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Louise Bret
Mrs. Dusenberry
Faye
Cornell University
Washington Masonic and Rites Regular Meeting Notices
Lodges Washington Chapter No a8 C B S Regular meeting second Thursday night month 1 W M Ernestine secretary Viking members welcome Dominions Shrines 1d Regular meeting fourth Tuesday month Mason Temple rooms Mrs Chlow Spies Wo Ps Hazel Haven Worthy Ser ie Washington Lodge No 20 4 Fo ASM Regular meeting Riet Priday month Harry C Ward Wo MU A W Yard Secretary Curus Chapter No 1 RAM Regular meeting second Bri day month JW Enatin HPs A W Yard secretary
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Washington
C. B.S
W. M
Ernestine
Viking
Dominions Shrines
Masonie
Chlow Spies
Hazel Haven
Worthy Serie
Washington Lodge
Harry C. Ward
A.W. Yard
Curus
RAM
Briday
JW. Enatin
Hps
Railway Time Table No 4 Golden Limited and Local Trains
The timetable lists multiple trains with numbers and times including local passenger and mixed trains operating daily or except Sundays. It shows stops at Anoxville and West Hon with various morning and evening departures and notes on freight and discharge of passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoxville
Hast Tottn
West Hon
Jodlander
Agt
California Passenglifer
J.C. McKay
OM. Stp. & Pla CO
S'west Lim
Bell
Crawfordsville Notes on Local Happenings
Mary Louise yen returned from University after a fever month and can watch around again. Frank Hamilton has resumed activity after months in Gen seo TH and Columbus Jumeton reopened its barber shop. Schoolchildren enjoyed a holiday as teachers begin Institute. Washington guests Mr and Mrs no McKew yeneer Lona and Mrs. AFIDUE Griffith dined with Mr and Mrs. W H.
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Crawfordsville
Mary Louise Yen
University
Frank Hamilton
Genseo
Columbus Jumeton
Washington
No McKew Yeneer
Lona
Afidue Griffith
W. H
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Roy Steele
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