Woman Threatens Jump Off Bridge Then Disappears
Sidney Ackerman reported a man arguing with a young woman to stop her from jumping off the Eleventh street bridge but Officer Nelson found no one there. The day also brought theft reports including Antone Drigson’s $15 from trouser pockets and a blue gray jeep of other vehicles. arrests for desertion and reckless driving with fines imposed.
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Sidney Ackerman
Williston Avenue
Eleventh Street
Oliver Nelson
Antone Drigson
The
Home Bakery Company
Bhifl Street
Drigson
Baker
Wellington Street
L. W. Palmer
Stratford Avenue
John Deere
Robert E. .Johnson
Third Street
Paul Jacobs
Fourth Street
Hugh Crumrine
Leonard Downs
Binn Street
Ralph Davis
Charles Pickens
G. Murray
Washington Street
Falls Avenue
J. ©. Beem
Danish Lutherans Re-Elect Officers at Convention Close
Delegates to the United Danish Lutheran convention re-elected all officers and reappointed Rev. Harold C. Jensen of Omaha as editor of Ansgar Lutheran. Eight young men were ordained and annual budgets totaling 80 000 dollars approved. Officers include Rev. N. O. Carlson, Rev. E. R. Anderson, Rev. C. M. Olsen, and Otto Hansen. The ordination sermons honored by Rev. Carl Wilhelsen and Rev. K. M. Mathiesen. six ordinands were Trinity Seminary graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhom
Blair
T.lund
San Francisco
M. Jorgensen
Portland
I, M. Anderson
Kenosha
Melka Funeral Held at Independence
Funeral services for Frank Melka were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Independence conducted by Rev. A. H. Zellinger. Burial followed in Winthrop Cemetery. A resident of Independence for several years, he had come from near Lamont and worked at the state hospital before retirement. He is survived by his widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Frank Melka
Ely
Immanual Lutheran Church
A. H. Zellinger
Winthrop Cemetery
Melka
Fromm
Lamont
State Hospital
Waterloo to Host to F W Convention 1930
Waterloo to host the annual encampment of the Town and South Dakota department of Veterans of Foreign Wars in June 1930 with an expected attendance over 1,000. Frank J. Portunski announced the selection at Yankton after returning from the department convention. Charles Clark post and Eugene Clark post reps attended. Arthur D. Dodds was re elected department commander. The department shows a 106 percent membership gain since 1928, now totaling 43 posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Waterloo
Frank J. Portunski
Eugene Clark Post
Department
Yankton
D. Portunski
Department Council of Administration
Bilsie Helple
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Leo A. Schwinn
Davenport
Iowa
Eugens Clark
Fortunski
BE. R. Hunter
B. M. Strayer
Stephen Heiple
Walter Wilson
A. R H. Locke
M. L. Burton
Joe Cerda
A. V. Argall
Arthur D. Dodds
Des Moines
Iowa business outlook buoyed by river project and land sales
Des Moines reports fair business conditions with slow land activity due to spring work delays. Farm prices rise in Grundy Center and Benton County with acre values around 162 to 300 dollars. A Washington visit by Iowa businessmen promotes deeper river channels to cut transport costs and boost manufacturing and steel industry in Chicago, signaling improved prospects for Iowa firms.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Altho
Grundy Center
Osiercamp Place
Pleasant Valley Township
Benton County
Fairbury
Blairstown
O. S. Hayden
Eldo Ebert
Mississippi
Missouri
New Orleans
Washington
Chicago
Dawes
Charles’ G. Dawes
Towa
Grain markets and creameries strengthen Iowa towns
The article notes Cedar Rapids rising as a major grain consuming center behind Buffalo and Minneapolis, with demand for high quality grain spreading across the state. It highlights booming creameries led by a Bronx City giant and farmer owned facilities in Marshalltown Waterloo Newton and other towns, driven by skilled mechanics earning higher wages and benefiting local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United States
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Bronx City
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Keep Your System Pure and Health Through Calotabs
A health article extols liver function and bile flow as essential to purity and vitality. It warns against bile stagnation causing toxins, nerves, and body weakness, and recommends Calotabs with full directions as a preventive medicine for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Amily
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Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lafayette
Lamar J. Duke
Fred W. Andres
Walther
Courier
EB. M.lueders
Helene Koepke
F. W
Heiple
Piggly
Escn
I. Post
Wisconsin
Tapioca
Mickanee
Omers
Onal Ih
Koa Ars
Ith
Frederick C. Liffring
First National Bank
Dr. Welp
4Th St
Stremwuree Ae Calotabs Company Inc
Atlantagal
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