Port building talk and school notes in Charles City
Mantier Centner of Washington D C advised on airport procedures for Charles City and a committee discussed federal rules. The first high school parent teacher meeting favored a junior college citing need and success in nearby towns.
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Mantier
Chatles City
W. F Centner
Washington
D. C
Airyyort Speriaflag
Aviation Branch
United States Department of Commerce
Chaves City
Cenimner
Charles City
Manual Arts
H. J. Fitzgerald
Faster
W.C. Belling
Wesley Belling
la Crosse
Wis
Dale
Newton
Elect of District Court For
Europe
Africa
Hart-Parr Company
Marie Imus
California
Leo Sanders
J. F. Sanders
Harley Schlick
Henry Sanders
Rudd
Postylife
Henry Luh
Mast Acquires Farm Implement Agency in Grundy
D A Mast has taken over the business formerly operated by Grundy Implement Co and has the John Deere line for Grundy Center. Senator and Mrs. Rogers depart for Des Moines to be in session at the Savery Hotel with Ruppert family occupying their home. Twin D E Kuehl undergoes ruptured appendix surgery at St Francis Waterloo. condition satisfactory.
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Courier Sheetal Service
Grundy Center
D. A. Mast
Grundy’ Implement Company
John Deere
Charles T. Rogers
Des Moines
Savery Hotel
Ernest Ruppelt
Rogers
Deane Kurhl
Tvo
R. J. Kuehl
St. Francis ‘Hospital
Waterloo
I. A. Baughman
Fred Jones
M. H. Theilen
Johnson
Greenfield
Harry Johnson
Nashua W C T U Marks Birthday of Prohibition
Nashua Iowa January 11 anniversary of the constitutional amendment was celebrated at a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Teitchenstein Fev aL McCarisan Sr spoke OG R Dexter and RD Staing were listed as cashiers and have resolved to resume work after illness absence
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Speci Seenivey
Nashua
Cigatentith
U. S
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Fred Teitchenstein
Fev
al. McCarisan
Sr. Wan
OG. R. Dexter
RD. Staing
Manchester Parish Officers Selected For Church Board
The Manchester parish convened to elect officers for a one year term. George W. Dunham and E South were named deacons along with trustees George Mania, W. N. Wolcott, Fred W. Herman, D. P. Sloan and A. W. Straw. Horace Atwater was chosen clerk. L. G. Dare chaired the education committee. Mrs. J. F. Moore named treasurer of benevolence. The church reports a $506 gift from Mrs. L. Brooks and authorized replacing the vesting plant in the church edifice.
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Manchester
Ein Par Jors
Dee
George W. Dunfem
E South
John TF. Greham
George
Mania
W. N. Wolcott
Pred W. Herman
D. P. Sloan
A. Wi
Horace Atwater
L. Ge Dare
J.F. Moore
Weasurer
C. B. Harris
Cieteman
Meg
J. I
Matt
Cchatringa
Social
Grace Utley
Cie
C. Brooks
Dever in U.S. Court Tie as Waverly Raid Links Discussed
Federal authorities pursue Frank Dever alias paths in a Hibbing mail robbery case and a Waverly daylight holdup. The bond between Memphis arrest and St. Paul mailing address unravels with officials unsure of Dever’s true name Nolan or Girard, while Waverly and Hibbing cases hinge on hearings next week. Diamonds stolen in a rival robbery surface in linked investigations.
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Conrar Speciad Service
Waverly
Fnte
Waverly State Bank
Frank
Bubbling Qyer" Dever
Dever
Underwood
Minneapolis
Ming
Alte
Minneapolis Journal
Minn
Memphis
Tenn
Twin Cities
Ab Automobile
United States
St. Paul
Altho
Commerce Building
Harvey Diehl
W. T. Goddard
Diehl
Mr. Goddard
Roy Girard
Huron
BF. J. Nolan
P. J. Nolan
Nolan Large
Dever Small
Nolan
Mr. Diehl
Girard
Secretary of State
Goddard
Memphis Tonn
Twin Cites
Dever i
The
Forth
South
Urense
J. Nolan
Attempbio
Minnesota
Goddare
Bulldine
Neooffice
Max
Dover
Moehling
Bremer County
Hibbing Post Office
Wauverly
Frank Potter
Porter
Mochling
Devers
Johanna Bruce
Delwein Banks Re Elect at Atro
Re elected bank officials from Aetna State Bank and related institutions listed with directors and officers. Weather and local incidents include snowbound highways, a funeral in Oelwein, and a February wedding near Oelwein.
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Delwein
Atro
Farmers Co op at LaPorte City earns dividend
The Farmers' Cooperative Exchange held its annual meeting in La Porte City on January 11. A 16 percent dividend was declared. officers and directors were re-elected and retained staff. Pythian Sisters will install officers at K P Hall this evening. An HI V club event and two one-act plays are scheduled at the School Auditorium tonight.
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Laporte City
Courier Specialervice
la Porte
Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange
Zach Gillespie
J. F. Rahn
Phil Kaiser
W. W. Milne
F. C. Gravenhorst
O. E. Miles
Pythian Sisters
Bassall
Tris Temple
K. O. P. Hall
J. H. Goon
G. Woodley
H. G. Esher
L. J. Litt
W. H. Bahr
5S. W. Foss
W. G. Fox
N. H. Blanchame
Glen Teeter
Nance
Minta Simmions
A. A. Robertson
E. L. Esher
Bishop's Candlesticks
Fiorist
Religious Dramatic Club of
Grace M. &, Church of Waterloo
Dysart Bank Reports Near Million in Deposits
Dysart National bank announces deposits have grown to nearly one million dollars at the first annual meeting for 1929. Officers include H. P. Jensen president Don Lally F. H. Schmidt and Ervin Moeller vice presidents J. C. Marsau cashier and Walter Moeller Ralph Schroeder Ted Schmidt assistant cashiers. Directors are H. P. Jensen F. H. Schmidt John Drews H J von Lackum Dan Lally William D. Brandt Herman Schroeder A R McElhinney and Conrad Seebach.
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Dysart
Dysart National Bank
H. P. Jensen
Don Lally
F. H. Schmidt
Ervin Moeller
J. C. Marsau
Walter Moeller
Ralph Schroeder
Ted Schmidt
John Drews
H. J. von Lackum
Dan Lally
Wiliam D. Brandt
Herman Schroeder
A. R. McElhinney
Conrad Seebach
Mrs Ed Sadler Dies at 71 From Mastoiditis
Mrs Ed Sadler of Clarksville East Butler farm home died Thursday afternoon from mastoiditis that developed from an ear abscess. She had been unconscious since Sunday. Burial planned in Amtachae cemetery. She was 71.
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Courier Speervice
Clarksville
Ed Saddler
East Butler
Amtiach
Danish Mutual Insurance Shows Fetw 1928 Losses
Town Falls reports turkey rising more profitable for Hardin county women. Several hundred turkeys raised by a group of women show promising gains, with plans for expansion next year. Emphasis on clean brooding ground and careful feeding until eight weeks old before turning birds to stubble fields.
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Hardin County
Cedar Falls
Sun Force
Danish Mutual Insurance Association
P. d. Falkenberg
Achim Boysen
Jens Nielsen
Meth
Cedar Fails
T. Slijsgaard
Dike
Hren
Rea Ter Ste
Ty Oho
Frans
Town Falls
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Coletabs, a purified calomel tablet, to treat colds and influenza. One or two tablets with water, no salts or nausea, guards against interference with meals or work. Next morning symptoms fade, appetite returns, and you can eat freely. Family package with directions is 35 cents at any drug store.
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Hazel Lonse
Barrett St
Burlington
Jin
Drifting Ice Ship Plan Aimed At Pole Exploration
Captain Bob Bartlett outlines a plan to build a saucer like vessel powered by diesel engines. Eight crewmen would drift in polar ice for three to four years near the pole to study weather, magnetic currents, and the aurora while mapping depths and currents. The expedition would ride ice floes into the Atlantic past North America.
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New York
INS
Bob Bartlett
Peary
Polar Basin
Atlantic
North American
Bob
Worth
Northland
Weather Bureau
United States
Caplet
Fairbank Mayor Injured in Fall
Fairbank Iowa January 11 John Gardner mayor of Fairbank injured several ribs in a fall while helping load a carload of hogs yesterday. The injury, though painful, is not serious.
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Courier
Fairbank
John Gardner
Fairbank Tourist Club
Neilly King
Lily Bradley
Knights of Pythias lodge dissolves in Hazleton
Hazleton Iowa January 11 the charter of the Knights of Pythias lodge organized forty years ago and a popular local fraternity has been surrendered and the organization dissolved. School pupils enjoyed a three week vacation with an additional seven day leave due to the influenza epidemic. Officers of the Womens Relief corps were installed January 9 with Leora Nibeck president and several officers named. Funeral of Joseph Gersten- is noted.
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Forver Inceial
Hazleton
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Women's Relief Corps
Leora Nibeck
J. P. Sprage
A. 0. Lee
Urban Murray
Lawrence
J.man
Joseph Gersten
How to Fight Excess Fat with Marmola Tablets
An advertisement extols Marmola prescription tablets as a modern, scientific fat loss method. It claims long term use by millions, promises new beauty and vitality, and urges readers to ask their druggist for a one dollar box to learn the facts and decide.
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Usseen
Berger Delayed To Wednesday By Weather
Berger activities moved to Wednesday due to severe Tuesday weather. Mrs. Arthur Silka hosted the American Legion auxiliary from Aurora. Silka Brothers workers are filling the houses.
Pioneer Salisbury Dies After Influenza Strikes Reinbeck
George Warren Salisbury 34, early settler near Reinbeck, dies at home four miles east from influenza. His wife remains gravely ill in Waterloo at Presbyterian Hospital. Funeral expected Monday at Lincoln cemetery, with burial in Lincoln. Born July 1, 1844 in Wisconsin, he moved to Cottage Grove with parents, became resident in Reinbeck in 1868. Survived by widow, five sons and two daughters. brothers Albert of Montrose S D.
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Reinbeck
George Warren Salisbury
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Lincoln Cemetery
Mr. Salisbury
Waukesha County
Wiscotsit
Cattage Grove
Wis
Wison
Charles K
Ernest Rousselow
Hudson
Grant
Camas
Wash
Ralph
Downey
Cai
Frank
Waukegan
Carl
Invin
Ida
Ata
Della Strand
Albert
Montrose
S. D
Flu Panic Spurs Vicks VapoRub Demand
Authorities urge prompt treatment of colds to prevent complications from flu. The public is heeding warnings as demand for Vicks VapoRub soars during the 1913 epidemic with Vicks Laboratories operating around the clock and 375,000 jars produced daily.
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Vicki VapoRttle
Vicks Laboratories
McCoy's Tablets Offer to Aid Underweight People
Advertisement promising five pounds gained or money back for anyone underweight who uses McCoy's Tablets. The copy extols vitality, health, and an attractive figure, pledging a full refund after sixty cent or one dollar boxes if weight gain and health improvement are not seen. Contact Robert Drug Co or O. J. Miller for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Robert Drug Co
O. J. Miller
America
Tama County Seeks Road Fund Transfer Via Special Legislation
Tama county seeks a special legislative measure to permit transferring $35,000 from the road cash fund to the general fund. The move aims to finish the six year road program as the county general fund is temporarily overdrawn due to election costs and delays.
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Yowa
Tama
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P.T. A
Mast
Farm Implement Agency
Grundy
Bremer
Miss Miehe
Mr. Meyrr
Church Society
Aetna State Bank
A. J. Anders
H. B. Arnold
J. H. Brown
Fred Gremmels
Lb. N. Haskins
H. T. Puller
G. A. Kidd
W.D. Tift
Howard
J. Fuller
Glenn. A. Kidd
H. Karrmann
A. S. Harper
R. W. Smith
Thomas Smith
Delwelh
Milo Brown
Thomas Brown
Benton Harbor
Mich
Marguerite Ilda Miehr
Robert Meyer
Dysart Bank
Howard Lindeman
Winmore
M. E. Church
Birs
KR. L. Ross
M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
Peace Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Gottlieha Hkolbe
Ed Ebrezek
Clutier
G. B. Koontz
Lewis A. Goodwin
Iowa City
M. ©. Serrell
Home Bakery
Ed Sadler
KE. P. Lodge
Abil
Grove
Scott
Scntt & Bowne
Bloomfield
Tanlac
B. W. Salisbury
Tama Co
Wisconsin
Vicks VapoRu
Foquest
Baltimore
Marian Springfield
Middle Life
Dr. Pierce
Konjola
Wangler Drug Store
East Fourth
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