Mitchell County to spend 14000 on road improvements
Mitchell county will spend 14900 immediately to improve roads transferring funds from the county bridge fund. Two miles of East Lincoln township roads between sections 8 and 9 and 36 and 13 will be graded at an estimated 8386. The remainder funds the Stacyville to MelIntire highway project about 19 miles.
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Ccatrier Feria
Areeteny
Osage, Ja
Dinehen County
Des Moines
County Bridge Fund
County Read Fund
P E. Cromer
G. P. Ganierud
Charles Millington
East Linraln Township
Stacyville
MelIntire
Mitchell County
Sam Wilson
West Main Street
Hans Odden
W. H. Roat
State Naisenance
State Highway Commission
East Main Street
E. ©. Mable
University of Iowa
Ray Mable
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bras
Reformed Church Mission Feast Held at Bristow
Bristow Iowa June 20 annual mission feast at the Reformed church with Rev Garl Schnucker and guest ministers from Aplington Dumont Kesley and Michigan assisting. Rev Bruns spoke German, Mr Cramer English, Dooley Industrial College band and choir provided music. Dinner, offerings total 236 dollars. Gospel meetings at United Brethren church run next week under Rev W W Vine with a Bible exposition by Miss Hnauss and a children’s meeting led by Mrs Griggs.
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Courier Specter
Bristow
the Reformed Church
Garl Schnucker
George Schnucker
Aplington
Bring Brings
Dumont
J. Figge
Kesley
P. Cramer
Michigan
Bruns
Cramer
Church Board of Domestic Missions
United Brethren Church
Hnauss
Griggs
W. W. Vine. Peetor
Iowan on Board to Investigate Nicaragua Canal
Anson Marston dean of engineering at Town State college and president of the American Society of Civil Engineers was appointed to the interoceanic canal board named by President Hoover. He was recommended by Secretary James W. Good. The board includes engineers from Williamson New York Williams Albany and others, with Maj. Ernest Graves as chief of the army.
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Corser Sarcialery Boo
Ames
Anson Marston
Town State College
American Society of Civil Engineers
Pr Dent Hoover
James W. Good
Liamson
New Yo Wiliams
Albany
Ger
Army
Ernest Graves
Cresco Counts Three Citizens in Navy Officership
Cresco, Iowa, claims three citizens serving as officers in the Navy with another soon to become an officer. Mrs. Mary Malanphy’s family includes Lt. Frank J. Lowry’s mother and a Cresco connection to Admiral Clark’s destroyer squadron staff. Arthur T. Moen is linked to local families, while George Peckham, grandson of Mrs. George Bly, is a second-year Annapolis student.
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Cresco
Cffte
Malanphy
Mary Malanphe
F. OH. Clark
Frank J. Lowry
Information for motorists using Iowa Highways EE well
Iowa motorists receive guidance on using Iowa Highways EE with updated well information. Road conditions, access points, and safety reminders are included to assist drivers.
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Iowa
Hoover Monuments Honor Pushawka Limestone Discovery
Young Herbert Hoover, then a Stanford geology party member in northeast Oklahoma, described and named a new Pushawka limestone. The Oklahoma State Geological Survey erects a monument at the discovery site. Town supplies two stones from Hoover birthplace and home yard, to be embedded beside Pushawka limestone and Stanford stone.
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Courier Special Service
City
Young Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Oklahoma
Pushawka
Oklshoma, State Geological Survey
Hoover
Wes
Pushanka
Jah Brannes
the Coast University
Laban Mils
Pushowka
Glaudbrook O. E. S. Holds Meeting to Initiate Members
Glaudbrook O. E. S. held a meeting to initiate a class of candidates. Two officers of the German M. E. Ga fraternity attended a split meeting Wednesday and Mrs. Mintenna attended the gathering at the Imperial Hall in Los Angeles, Cal.
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Glaudbrook O. E. S
Cepia
M. Ega
Mintenna Sertay
Imperial Accsion
Los Angeles
Cal
Forter
Dike Chautauqua Will Onen Iity 7 Dike Chautauqua Will Onen Iity 7
Dike Chautauqua events for the year include a tour featuring Miss Mori Volbereing and a member of the tracking group. Dike Methodist plans Sunday rewards and a hotline for Cede Ty 1 OG Laratn, plus a countywide Hellwit-Kiessn Sracders convention set for early August in Hellwit.
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Burten
Annal Chau
Mori Volbereing
Atasf
Vinten Nest
Hellwit-Kiessn
Nsscelae
Annual Banquet at Jesup High School Alumni Meeting
Jesup High School Alumni held their annual banquet and meeting on Tuesday. Florence Brown was elected president for the coming year, with Vivian McMartin as vice president and Keith Barrett as secretary and treasurer. Lara Fox and Viola Brown named to the executive committee. An after-dinner program in the gym featured music, vocal duets, and letters from absent members. Bible school enrollment and faculty updates followed, and Mrs Antone Trit2z sold her drugstore to A. Wolt of Rockford, Ta.
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Courier Special Service
Jesup, Ya
Florence Brown
Jesup
R. C. Williams
Theodore Arnold
Association
Vivian McMartin
Alice Hopkins
Clifford Burrell
Art Flanigan
Betty Fox
Keith Bright
Ruth Comfort
Edna Harris
Harland Yerkes
Orchestra
Waterlon
Methorst Church
J. ©. Werton
C.D. Grynes
A. D. van Eman
Jarmis Zahn
V. M. Stoddard
E. W. Stevenson
Henry Harris
Maxine Gleason
Vilela Patten
Beulah Philly
Dorothy Brown
Manchester Band Wins First Place in Dubuque Meet
Manchester school band won first place in the Sunday school parade at Dubuque on Tuesday, beating several other school bands. The Earlville band took fourth place while the Manchester group is directed by F. L. D. Tella. Crell O. Tower, Kansas native, was named instructor in mathematics for Manchester's new junior college opening term, holding a bachelor and A.M. degrees from state teachers colleges and Toledo University.
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Manchester
New
Mtrower
Hth State Teachers’ College
Toledo University
Campfire Girls Planned Overnight Hike In Country
Campfire girls will hike in the country Friday night and plan to spend the night outdoors and prepare breakfast. An accident left Catherine Beckman with a hurt hand after a fall yesterday while others join the event.
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Lowwrder Spe
Owakons
Doars
Dick Casseharth
Allen Atemortint Hospital
Waterton
Alnee
Catholic Ladies’ Guild
Hawn Hall
Mra
Calherine Beckman
Pioneer Lifespan and Local News From Charles City
Miles Colton celebrated his ninety ninth birthday yesterday in Charles City Iowa and recalls Civil War memories born in New York state and living in Iowa sixty five years. Henry A Wentland will celebrate his ninety second birthday next November born in 1861 and owning a 250 acre farm north of the city with ten children, nine on farms in the vicinity. Petitions circulate to extend paving on West Blunt West Kelly streets following low bids on Kelly Blunt Ferguson and Hulm streets. The body of Mrs. Mary Greer, died in LaCrosse Wisconsin, arrived for burial with services at Riverside Cemetery tomorrow. An automatic voting machine is being demonstrated at the courthouse as the county board considers purchasing.
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Laurier & S
Charles City
Miles Colton
New York State
Iowa
Lincoln
Henry A. Wentland
Waverly
West Blunt
West Kelly
Kelly
Blunt
Ferguson
Hulm
Greer
Mary Greer
LaCrosse
Wis
Oak
Oelock
G. A. Hess
Riverside
Pred Strang
D. E. Pain
Automatic Machine Corporation
Board of Supervisors
Foreign Missionary Society to Meet at Fairbank Friday
Fairbank Va June 20 Women s Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon in the church Annual May Day will be observed and visits extended to the Delvein and Hazleton branches A program by Mrs L Davis includes Two Masters a missionary drama presented by several members Also Myra Innemeth Barnette and Miss Murred Whitehead to perform local items Elsewhere Waterloo hosts an annual plenum of Masonic and Eastern Star orders Wednesday and Women s Relief corps held its thimblebee Tuesday with several members contributing to the program
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Courier Special Save Tog
Fairbank
Women's
Foreign Diilssionary Society
Methodist Church
Delvein
Hazleton
Ithe Society
L. @. Davis
Nelle King
Liza Leonard
G. F. Davis
Mildred Whitehead
Abbie Durham
Wright Jolly
Dorothy Nourse
Floyd Muaynard
Myra. Irnneth Barnette
Miny
iMurred Whitehead
Friente
Waterloo
Astern
Electric Park
Ripon Birthplace Ties Woman to Republican Party Founding
Mrs. Ella Sutherland of Nashua reflects on the founding of the Republican party at Ripon Wisconsin. As a former student in the building where the party began she recalls her youth and notes her late father Bartlett Butter helped organize the party.
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Nashua
Ella Sutherland
Republican Party
Ripon
Wis
Bartlett Butter
Woman in Nashua Attempts Suicide by Tadin
Mrs. Evert Rudekirk, about 60, of Nashua Iowa, attempted suicide by drinking tadin but diluted the remainder with water after the first taste. She fell ill but her physician says she will recover. Domestic troubles are blamed. husband was away with a piling crew.
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Nashua
Evertrudekirk
Mrs Eunice Smith Dies Early Today
Mrs Eunice Smith 1 died at 3 30 pm today at the home of Mrs D Piper Cedar Falls Waterloo street She came to the vicinity in 1853 widow of A L Smith who died 28 years ago Family resided Butler county 35 years and then Black Hawk county Surviving daughters Mrs Edward Emerson Cedar Falls and Mrs George Corwin New Hartford four sons T A Smith Cedar Falls G L Smith and G L Smith Shell Rock and Courtney Smith Bowling Green Missouri Funeral services probably will be held Sunday
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Eunice Smith
Piper
Waterloo Street
Stith
A. L. Smith
Butler County
Black Hawk County
Edward Emerson
George Corwin
New Hartford
T. &. Smith
GO. L. Smith
G. L. Smith
Shell Rock
Courtney Smith
Bowling Green
Community Club Delwein Changes Name to Chamber of Commerce
Delwein Community club votes to rename as Delwein Chamber of Commerce. Former secretary J W Dwyer, who resigned, is reelected with higher pay. Club plans membership drive to double activities for the city’s growth. Also notes funeral for Lee Trower, circus appearance by Robbins Bros, paving progress near Bryantburg, and Mrs Fereday's critical illness at 251 Third Ave SE.
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Delwein
Delwein Community Club
Delwein Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Dwyer
Elty
Trover
Lee Trower
Bepusy Churett
Lamont
Robbins Bros. Dhets
Oelweln
Bryantburg
Yallroac
Hazleton
Fereday
Mary Fereday
W. B. Stone
Third Avenue
Mrs. Charles Mallo Dies at Clarksville Home
Elizabeth Knight by birth, 81, died after a monthlong illness at her Clarksville home on Wednesday night. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon with burial in Lib waed. Survived by her brother Henry Knight and by her husbands A. Galley, Alonzo Patterson, and Charles Mallo, a Civil War veteran.
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Clarksville
Charles Mallo
Mallo
Elizabeth Knight
A. €. Galley
Alonzo Patterson
Henry Knight
Cedar Falls Lions Install New Officers at Noon Luncheon
Cedar Falls Lions Club installed new officers at a June 20 luncheon at Oxford hotel. J. He Byers became president, with Rol and FP Merner as first and second vice presidents, Kirk 5 Piesen as secretary and treasurer for the sixth year, and George Lang named tall twister. David Shellard became lion tamer, and directors included W. R. Brown T. B. Holst and S. C. Jacobsen. Miss Idea Ladiges spoke on the Red Bird Mission in Kentucky. The president-elect will follow retiring M. R. Blais. committees to be announced June 27.
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fCarrier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Lions Club
Oxford Hotel
J. He Byers
Roland FP. Merner
C. Grant
Kirk 5. Piesen
George Lang
Tall Twister
David Shellard
W. R
Rotary Club
Park Inn
Highway No. 218
A. C. Fuller
H. R B. Alderman
T. C. Christensen
Roger Leavitt
W. W. Johnson
Reed
Rose Reed
Washington
United States
Masonic Hall
First Evangelical
Tollati
Miller
Nels Miller
New Hartford
Sartert Hospital
James Jacobsen
Cedar Fells
State Teachers College
Francis MacMillen
Funeral Services for Mrs Carstens Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Henry A Carstens 43 wife of Carstens Hardware proprietor will be held Friday at 2 30 p m at the home in Ackley Iowa Rev J J Brittell of First Presbyterian church will officiate Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery Chicago death occurred Monday evening from unspecified cause
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Ackley
Henry A. Garstens
Carstens Hardware Store
Chicago
J. J. Brittell
First Presbyterian Church
Oakwood
Mahone’s Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
An advertisement touts Mahone’s Emerald Oil as instantly easing aching swollen feet. Two to three applications reduce pain and swelling in minutes, with ongoing use banishing odor. Robert Drug Co and GC J Miller guarantee money back if foot troubles persist.
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Robert Drug Co
J. Miller
Emerald
Moone
Robert, Drug Co
Mahone
Real Relief From Rheumatic Fever Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Auten Special Formula No 2 capsules as fast relief for rheumatic pains, promising reduction in 24 hours and complete banishment in six days with a money back guarantee from Robert Drug Co. The claim targets pains in shoulders arms neck or legs and urges continued use to prevent recurrence.
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Robert. Drug Co
Greene Homecoming Plans Include Pioneer Day Address
Greene’s 20 committees prepare for the annual Homecoming from July 28 to Aug 1. Martin J. Warde, district judge from Town City, will deliver the principal address at 1 30 p m Tuesday July 30 in the park. Wade, a former resident of Bennezeete township, Butler county, has many old Greene friends.
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Gourier
Greene
Martin J. Warde
S. Districh
Town City
Judge Wade
Bennezeete Township
Butler County
Greene and
Mietalty
Waterloo Boy Attends Detroit Model Aircraft Show
Peter Bukoff, 16, of 225 Halsted Street, travels to Detroit for the national Model Aircraft show running through Saturday. He is with his father Henry Bukoff, a Waterloo Miniature Aircraft club member for eight months, as Johnny Rappold, a noted model builder who organized the Waterloo club, leads Detroit events under Kiwanis auspices.
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Peter Bukoff
Halsted Street
Detroit
Henry Bukoff
Peter
Waterloo Miniature Aircraft Club
Johnny Rappold
Waterloo Club
Kiwanise Club
Konjola touted as master medicine for all ages
An advertisement touts Konjola a 32 ingredient remedy claiming to cure stomach, liver, kidney and bowel ailments as well as rheumatism and neuritis. It features testimonials from Waterloo residents praising relief after trying Konjola and invites the public to learn more at the Wangler Brothers Company, 229 East Fourth Street.
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Jolt Chase
Wangler Brothers Company
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Park Road
Koniola
Waneler Brothers Company
Fourth Street
Medina
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowns
Mitchell ‘County
Reformed Church At
Iowan
Nicaragua Canal
Navy
Ay Ieee
Alee Agangas
OG Veimary Roxd
Fader
Weenie
Bas, Cde
Preraxco Oe Highway Commission
Jesup Hi
Dld
Foreign Missionary Society
W. RO. Thimbleber
Women’s Relief Corp
KK. P
Thorne
Funch
Jminta Collin
Tra Rutledge
la Reedkemmier
Lucinda Adams
Lily Bradley
Nashuan
TSAME
Chamber of Commerce
Dwyer Fe
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Brookfield
Byers
Lawn City Lions
Judge Wade Will
U. S
Konjola
Fina
Korjola
ME. J. H. Caughron
Phalepy Glid-Caminack Studie
East Fourth St
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