Dreamland club ex-president to be sentenced Friday
Richard Anderson former president of the Dreamland club an organization of negroes for pastime purposes will be sentenced for nuisance next Friday at 2 o clock. The district court jury convicted Anderson on the first ballot but one juror disagreed on the charge of bootlegging. Foreman Russell L DeGon led the jury. An appeal bond forfeited by Angereon was hot at the trial and may affect attendance at sentencing.
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Richard Anderson
Dreamland Club
G. W. Wood
Vanilla
Anderson
Russell L. DeGon Wee
Angereon
A. K. Gnagy
Hugh Crumrine
Lee Smith
Milton F. Fields
Altho
E. A. Leighton
Mark J. Rechtfertig
Chicago
Fourth Street
Crumline
Gnagg
F. W. Edwards
Dreamlands Club
Wallace Gate Contract Awarded for Sloane M Wallace Memorial
John G. Miller Construction Co. awarded contract to build the Sloane M Wallace Memorial entrance to Wallace Stadium at West High athletic field. Estimated cost about 1009 dollars with 600 subscribed. H A Maine donated 2000 face bricks identical to those used in the new high school. Alumni faculty committee sent 2000 letters to West High alumni to aid subscriptions.
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John G. Miller Construction Company
Sloane M. Wallace
Wallace Stadium
West High Athletic Field
George V. Jensen
H. A. Maine
Nearly Half Corn Fields in State Still Unplanted
Des Moines reports from May 25 say Iowa’s corn planting is only about 68 percent complete due to frequent heavy rains, with delays across all counties except the southwest and some south central areas. The government weekly crop and weather report notes ongoing field work in northern districts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Government
Rural futures cloudy as floods limit planting progress
The article notes that in the central and eastern counties only a fraction of land has been planted, with 10 to 40 percent completed. Demand rises for quick maturing seed corn to replant flood damaged areas while some land may stay idle. Winter and spring wheat look good and grasses, clover, gardens, fruits, onions show strength despite setbacks.
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Tral
Steers Sold Near Cedar Falls For 6644 Dollars
Cedar Falls reported seventy steers sold this morning by Peter Ericksen near town to Rags mus Morgensen for a total of 6644 dollars and 83 cents.
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Cedar Falls
Peter Ericksen
Ragsmus Morgensen
Walnut Street Class Breakfasts Mark Twenty Six Members
Twenty six members of the Searchlight class at Walnut Street gathered for a class breakfast. The event highlighted alumni and community participation with brief remarks from organizers.
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Baptist Church
A. KE. Baum
Glen Street
Walnut Street
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