Carbary Moves Ahead In Kane County Grand Jury Probe
Geneva April 6 The Kane county grand jury probe into the de King case intensifies as Carbary proceeds after Attorney General Carlstrom declines to intervene He will seek indictments against Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith and Eugene Boyd Fairchild for perjury and related charges arising from the de King writs and coroner's inquest proceedings Attorneys for the de King family may protest Carbary's role while Carlstrom defends the duty of prosecutors to pursue all law violations.
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Geneva
Til
William de King
Aurora
Oscar Carlstrom
George Garbary Ais
Carbary
Kane County Grand Jury
Roy Smith
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
de King
Carbury
Kane County
Carlstrom
Greaty
John J. Newhall
Garbary
Caristramy
Jiry
Hadley
Rod
Funeral Services for Mr. Boone Sunday in Independence
Funeral services for George Boone, who died at home after a yearlong illness, will be held Sunday afternoon under I.O.O.F. lodge auspices. He formerly farmed east of the city, moved to independence with his wife three weeks ago, and is survived by his widow and sister Blanche Maxwell.
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Independence
George Boone
Blanche Maxwell
Eastern State School
BK. S
Masonie Hall
Smith
Maynard
Brenda Emmuerer
Gedney
Board of Education
Independent District of
Cola
Fort Morgan
Jane
J. S. Martin
Carlyle Martin
Carnegie Tech
Mrs Appleby Critically Ill at Home in Bristow
Bristow April 6 Mrs G W Appleby is critically ill at home with a throat infection Her son Everett Waterloo and grandson Donald White Ames have been summoned to her bedside She had just returned from Crown Point Ind on March 28 to visit a sister with pneumonia Revisions put local fire damages at about 40000.
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Courier Special Service
Bristow
G. W. Appleby
Everett
Waterloo
Donald White
Ames
Talkies Fail In Oklahoma After Tobacco Spit Incident
In Newkirk Oklahoma a packed theatre faced the debut of sound film when the graphone system abruptly failed after a tobacco chewer spat on a wire. The crowd watched as the talkie quit talking and technicians worked to restore sound.
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Newkirk
Okla
Religious Services Ash Cedar Falls Sunday Evening
Bishop W T Maze of Harrisburg will occupy the pulpit at First Evangelical Church in Cedar Falls Sunday evening as part of a church cassity. Choirs will sing Hark Work My Soul and Praise the Lord while other area churches hold morning and vesper services with music from visiting choirs. The piece outlines sermons at First Christian First Presbyterian Waterloo First Methodist and First Baptist with topics on prayer courage and faith and mentions baptisms and inductions of officers from the annual business session.
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Rindagger
Clint Tes
Aisean Methodist Cunrch
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Bruce Giffin
L First. Christian Church
R. W. Fillmore
First Christian Church
A. Cedar Falls
Teachers, College
State Teachers, College
Presbyterians
Thomas FR. Niven
Mr. Niven
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterico
W. P. McCormick
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
W. C. Rowley
First Baptist
W. A. Diegelman
First Bandst
HG King Dies at Washington Postmaster Served New Hartford
Word arrived of H. G. King 92 who held New Hartford postmaster post through several administrations. He died at his nephew Lem Stanton’s Washington DC home. Mrs. King had died years earlier. Body to arrive Monday for burial. Mother Daughter Banquet by Girls Reserves in Methodist dining room drew over 100. Toastmistress Ethel Sterling. Welcome Marybelle May. Responses from Mrs. Berninghausen and others.
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Randal Servier
New Hartford
H. G. King
Lem Stanton
Washington
G. Br. King
Methodist Church
Beaver Lodge No
Girls’ Reserves
Meth‘list
Ethel Sterling
Marybelle May
Berninghausen
Mia
H. B. Good
Clarence Sprague
Bernice Lauser
Josephine Emery
Fae Bentor
Oelwein Set To Host Airport Negotiations
Oelwein on April 6 learned Yellow Cab Transportation of Chicago and New York opened talks to lease land for a landing field and airport for a St. Louis to Minneapolis air passenger service. Details were not released. Also noted: funeral arrangements for Mrs. Julia Heth, sickbed news, and three new scarlet fever cases prompting quarantines for Donald Boss, Lucianies, and Mrs. H. E. Robnson in Oelwein.
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Courier
Oelwein
Yellow Cab Transportation Company
Chicago
New York
Oehveln
St. Louis
Donald Boss
Jucianeies
H. E. Robnson
Budget bill trimmed for conference in Des Moines
Des Moines April 6 The state budget bill reduced by 252 037 10 below the original budget department estimate returned to the senate after house passage and heads to a conference committee. Senate plans to strike house amendments and settle allotments as both houses tackle crowded calendars.
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Des Moines
State Senate
House
B. Is. Stoddard
Sloan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
La Porte Girls Help Mothers At Tea Event In April
La Porte Iowa April 6 senior class girls hosted the mothers of the class members at a tea with Mrs O E B Rober as host. Nellie Roehlk led a program of songs musical readings duets and readings with Miss Roehlk as accompanist. Tea decor featured lighted tapers a bowl of roses and sweetpeas. Faculty members Miss Dausman Miss Elersey and Mrs Beatty attended.
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Courinr &Pecial Service
la Porte City
O. EB. Rober
Nellie Roehlk
Alice Lyle
Buss Roehlk
Madeline Fosse
Frances Elling
Roehlk
J. W. Kline
R. E. Wagner
Atrs
W. L. Gonder
M. E. Aid Society
B. F. Kocher
Ruby
Nashua Man Injured In Saw Incident And Tractor Accident
Nashua Iowa April 6 A man injured in a rig saw when his hand was caught in the timing gear. Everett Kingsbury of West Branch badly hurt when his tractor overturned into a hole while planting grain. He was found two hours later with abdominal injuries and gasoline burns. Mrs Kingsbury was formerly Addie Goodsell of Nashua Country Club Women Meet with 10 members at Mrs Pete Petersons for a 6 pm luncheon led by president Mrs Simon Jenson.
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Nashua
Simerson
L. G
Goodsell
Everett
Ife
Kingsbury
Addie Goodsell
Nashue
Country Club
Pete Peterson
Simon Jenson
National Market News Service Expands for Farm Sales
The United States Department of Agriculture announces expansion of the market news network with new field offices in Detroit, Cleveland, and New Orleans and extended leased wire service to Seattle, Spokane, Portland, and other cities. Plans include reporting on fruits, vegetables, dairy, poultry, grain, hay, livestock, and eventually meat, milk, and other products to aid farmers in a shifting marketing landscape.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pacific Northwest
South
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Detroit
Cleveland
Nashville
Boiso Fda
State Department of Agriculture
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
San Antonio
Southwest
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Paureau
Department of Agriculture
Guernsey Breeders to Hold County Meet at Black's
Guernsey cattle breeders in Black Hawk county will hold their annual banquet and meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in Black's tea room. County president announces a feature will be a 1927 moving picture showing the pilgrimage to the Isle of Guernsey and its cattle and dairying methods.
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Guernsey
Black Hawk County
Black's
Isle of Guernsey
Jackson County Board Tests Sheep Bells to Deter Wolves
Jackson County supervisors buy three dozen bells to equip two flocks and test the theory that bells ward off dog and wolf attacks on sheep. L C Schoenberger of Wisconsin notes personal success since 1913, while the county cites $2,200 in domestic animal claims last year from dog killings. The bells cost $4 per dozen and vary in tone to reduce monotony.
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Courier Special Service
Maquoketa
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
L. C. Schoenberger
Wisconsin
Sehoenberger
Scholenberger
Guernsey cattle leaders to speak at Black Hawk event
Co B Findley of Minneapolis secretary of the American Guernsey Cattle club will speak alongside W W Marsh a noted fawn and white breeder. Black Hawk county breed organization ends year with officers W A Bridge president RF West vice president and H E Walters secretary treasurer. Directors EB Bowers and Joe Golinvaus also named.
700,000 Tractors on Farms in the U S in 1928
Chicago April 6 1929 figures from the U S Bureau of Census show peak tractor production in 1920 with 203 207 manufactured and 162 988 sold. By Jan 1 1925 about 506 745 tractors were on farms and total sales over 15 years reached 932 693. About 700 000 tractors now on farms and 19 500 000 horses and mules remain.
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Chicago
United States
Bureau of Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Cerisus
Nine Bureau Meets on County Schedule
Nine events fill the county farm bureau calendar for the coming week. Mon: Washington 4 H club in Janesville. Tue: Mt Vernon township women at the county home. Wed: Black Hawk 4 H club committee. Thu: Spring Greek meeting at Wellwood Williams home. Fri: Mustea party at Mr and Mrs Matt McGovern. Sat: Spring Creek 4 H club girls meet with Mt Vernon club girls at Thelma Anderson’s home.
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County Farm Bureau
Washington
Janesville
Vernon “Township
Washington Township Farm Bureau
George Brunskil
4-Hlub Committee
Black Hawk
Wellwood Williams
Spring Creek
Mt. Vernon
Thelma Anderson
Farmers Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may send questions and comments to the Editor Farms Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Communications can be addressed via postal mail or phone 6100 for farm related inquiries.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
60 000 Prizes Offered For 4 H Work Across States
Chicago announces prizes totaling between 60 000 and 70 000 for 4 H club members this year. National Club Movement aims for 715 000 members with scholarships, trips to livestock shows, and educational visits to major expos. Prizes funded by S L Allen Co, Blue Valley Institute, Swift Co, Wilson Co, and Illinois Relations Committee.
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Chicago
Guy L. Noble
S. L. Allen &Co
Philadelphia
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Swift & Co
Wilson& Co
Illnois Relations Committee
Commierce
Noble
Arkansas
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
North Dakota
Nebraska
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Blue Valley Institute
Portland
Cleveland
Denver
Fort Worth
5. L. Aven & Co
Chicago Association of Commerce
Citrus Crop Growth Boosts Florida Co op Returns
Tampa report shows domestic markets will absorb about 51,000,000 boxes of oranges and grapefruit this season, the largest crop in Florida or California history. Florida shipments total 21,000,000 boxes. California about 40,000,000. Florida growers through the exchange so far earn 2.19 per box on oranges and grapefruit, up from 1.66 and 1.03 respectively in 1923-24, aided by advertising and co operative effort boosting demand.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
California
Florida Citrus Exchange
Texas
Arizona
1244 Pound Record Crowns New State Holstein Champion
Chicago April 6 The junior Holstein Plebe Plebe Plebe Plebe becomes state class champion by producing 24 142 5 pounds of milk with 995 25 pounds butterfat averaging 1 244 08 pounds butter in a four milking day record for Audlehelm Sons of Osceola Ta Th Plebe surpasses the dam May De Kol Jewel and moves into national sixth rank in its class while defeating Fryslan Waldorf Davenport in a historic dairy showing for Jewel Ormsby Piebe.
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Chicago
Jewel Ormsby Piebe
Audlehelm
Sons of
Osceola
Plebe
May de Kol Jewel
Pietertje Ormsby
Fryslan Waldorf
Jowana Farris
Davenport
Swindlers Pose as Union Ticket Sellers in Council Bluffs
Two strangers in Council Bluffs and nearby Omerhe have victimized merchants by selling tickets as representatives of the Switchmen's Union of North America. Police advise caution as investigation continues.
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Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs and
Omerhe
Switchmen's Union of North America
Modern Woodmen Set County Meet in Waterloo
The 41933 county camp of the Modern Woodmen of America will be held in Waterloo with 42 delegates at Cedar Falls. Delegates include 16 from Cedar Falls, 11 from Waterloo east, 15 from Waterloo west. EB A Smith and G J Bondurant of Waterloo named delegates to the state camp in Des Moines on May 2, with Corning of Cedar Falls urged as a national camp delegate in Chicago on June 3.
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Woodmen of America
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
EB. A. Smith
G. J. Bondurant
Des Moines
I. D. Corning
Cedar
Chicago
Fireman Injured in Early Morning Barn Fire
A fire at 3:15 a m behind F A Harrison’s home on Archer avenue destroyed an old barn used as a private garage and damaged a 1923 Maxwell car. Fireman Jess Smelser injured his right foot stepping on a nail after residents moved the vehicle. The structure valued in the hundreds of dollars and the car sustained about 25 dollars in damage as the blaze lit the neighborhood.
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Jess Smelser
F. A. Harrison
Archer Avenue
Maxwell
Harrison
Smielser
130 Average Price for 400 Acre Tract Auction
Dysart April 5 report on a Benton county referee sale of 400 acres north and south of town. The estate averaged about 130 dollars per acre. Individual tracts sold included a 160 acre parcel for 153 dollars per acre to Martin Blosicek and an 80 acre parcel for 128 dollars per acre. Additional 80 acre parcels sold for 125 and 125.50 dollars per acre to Charles Petersen and George Koutng respectively. Auctioneers were R L Pippert and Dave Wilson with Dysart National Bank clerks and Erwin Moeller as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pippert
Dysart
Dave Wilson
Traer
Dysart National Bank
Erwin Moeller
Electric Park 16 to start its '29 season on May 8
Electric Park Water loo's Coney Island opens for the 1929 summer season on May 8. Manager R. E. H. Peterson says carpenters are adding bleachers and 460 ringside opera chairs will be reserved all season. Over 200 season reservations already. Paint crews prepare 200 gallons of paint. park colors will be refreshed. Alexander Promoter Ralph Alexander will promote boxing events. old restaurant becomes pugilist quarters. Dance pavilion upgrades include moved orchestra platform, crystal ball with spotlights, 1200 mirrors, and a new cooling system to keep 60 to 16 degrees.
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Waterloo
Coney Island
R. E H. Peterson
Carpenters
Peterson
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John Helland
T. C. Harlan
R. H. Stewart
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Teachers College
Amaze
First Church
HG King
Nesy
Hartford
Yellow Cab Co
Meth Faneral
Julia Heth
Lutheran Church
Uh Fairbank
Messure
S. R. Torgesary
Jobs
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Town Falls
Ellsworth-Torgeson
la Porte
Naghua
Saw
Wand
the Courier
National Market News Service
Jackson
Will Bell
U.S
Aumeeroris
Electric Park 16
Tlineis Central
Gruben
al. Waterly
J. Heath
Oak Ave
Waverly
Matt Gruben & Sons
East Fifth ST
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