Clutier debates second bank charter choice
In Clutier the state banking department weighs granting a charter for a new People’s State Bank. Proposals include reorganization of the closed Farmers State bank with debt waivers and asset transfers, while opponents argue one town bank suffices and warn of outside influence. The Clutier State Bank directors rejected a consolidation plan and the next move rests with the state department.
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Clilier
Clutter
State Department of Banking
Clutter State Bank
Farmers State
Farmers Bank
Clutier State Bank
State Dept
Ac Clutier
Banking Department
Farmers Mercantile to Rebuild After Tracr Fire
The Farmers Mercantile Co. of Tracr announces reconstruction of its ruined store after last week’s blaze. Estimated cost about 3000 dollars. Insurance on building 8000 dollars plus fixtures covers damage, stock loss uncertain. Stock insured for 10000 dollars. adjuster notes stock loss may exceed that. Store operations continue on first floor while rebuilt.
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Womren Aneel Seynen
Tracr
Farmers Mercantile Company of
Seven Women Get Hunting Licenses in Chickasaw Co
Seven Chickasaw County women are listed as eligible to hunt and fish under licenses issued by Recorder Emre Herzog. Named locals include Leura B. Jacob and Tavi M. Daly of Alla Vising, Mrs Roy Banwell, Mrs L G Caples of Nastia, and Mabel Lamp of New Hampton. Three out-of-town visitors from Oxford helped with pheasant cleanup.
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Bampton
Chickasaw County
Emre Herzog
Leura B. Jacob
Tavi M. Daly
Alla
Hattie ‘Corde
Carolin
Hermes
Ile Ame Uni
Armistice Sunday planned at Fairbank M E Church
The M E Church at Fairbank Indiana will mark Armistice Sunday with an 11 o'clock service led by Rev Maynard on The War Against Warfare. The event includes a Legion auxiliary and Woman's Relief corps invitation and a sketched scriptural, timely sermon. A church bazar with chicken dinner is set for Wednesday November 26. Sunday school moves to 1 30 pm and preaching to 2 30 pm, likely a winter schedule.
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Pourner
Fairbank
American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Women's Relief Corps
Methodist Church
Maynard
Aid Society
Onsis
Oran
Mr. Maynard
Gladbrook Hardware Store Fire Destroys Carlisle Stock
Fire of unknown origin Thursday destroyed the double hardware store of F. L. Carlisle in Gladbrook, with about 10000 dollars in stock nearly lost and the building valued at 5000 to 6600 dollars. Firefighters from Gladbrook Traer and Reinbeck battled two hours to save nearby structures as water was hauled from Wolf Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King escaped the blaze with few belongings, and Carlisle fears only partial insurance to cover the loss.
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Gladbrook
F. L. Carlisle
Joe King
Traer
Reinbeck
Wolfbreek
Carlisle
Davenport Grocery Istore
Ohe
King
W F M S to Have Charge of Dumont Church Service
Dumont Iowa November 4 the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church will lead Sunday evening services Mrs BD C Perry junior work branch superintendent who attended the Minneapolis meeting will give an address reporting features of the meeting Miss Beulah Shreve recovering from an appendectomy at Hampton hospital was brought home and is improving Miss Vera Dennis plans to return to duties as a nurse in a Chicago hospital Saturday Mrs William Hutchison will accompany her to visit daughters Mrs Forest Clemens and Miss Frances Hutchison for a couple weeks Dumont sent strong representation to the county Sunday school convention at Arlington about 18 representatives from four churches attended Mrs Lillian Brandenburg elected president and Miner officers largely unchanged Attendees report an excellent meeting George Brown drove to Wednesday with Otto to have eyes tested and car checked
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Mounier
Dumont
M. E. Church
BD. C. Perry
Minneapolis
Beulah Shreve
Hampton Hospnital
Vera Dennis
Chicago
William Hutchison
Forest Clemens
Frances] Hutchison
Anlington
Lillian Brandenburg
George Brown
Otto
John Bennett
Resurfaced Manchester Street Opened After Work Complete
The Franklin streets area has seven blocks reopened to traffic after resurfacing. The street was paved with brick, replacing a prior surface, and Ford Construction Company of Cedar Rapids completed the project. Local traffic can now use the thoroughfare with a new smooth surface.
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Manchester
Franklin
Ford Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Funeral for Peter Johnson to be held at First Baptist
Services for Peter Johnson World War veteran will be at First Baptist Church Cedar Falls at 10 a m Saturday with Rev Thomas Anderson officiating. American Legion Cedar Falls post members will attend in a body. Burial will be in Nevada cemetery, with brief service at the graveside by Dr Roy D Behlin. If weather allows a large escort will accompany the cortege the 87 mile distance to Nevada.
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Cedar Falls
Peter Johnson
First Baptist Church
Thomas Anderson
American Legion Post of
Nevada
Roy D. Behlin
Pythian Lodges District 5 to Meet in Waverly
Pythian lodges from Waterloo Grundy Center Cedar Falls La Porte City Shell Rock Parkersburg Dumont Reinbeck and Greene will attend the District 5 convention in Waverly with sessions at 2 PM and 7 PM. Burton E Sweet will give the welcome and J Le Plum will respond. The Tank of Base will be conferred by Helmet lodge and an entertainment program follows including music readings and dances.
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Courier Special Sreghe
Waverly
Pythias
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Shell Rock
Parkersburg
Dumont
Reinbeck
Greene
W. O. Waugh
Burton E. Sweet
Hardman Lodge
J. le
Plum
Town City
B J. Salinger
Sr. Carroll
Helmet Lodge
Theodore Fawkney
Ethel Arsers
Plainfield Girl and Sumner Man Married Now
Mr and Mrs Charles Gritmer of this place announce the marriage of their daughter Blanche to Harold Garland of Sumner Plainfield Ta The ceremony was read by Rev John Whalen at the Catholic rectory Wednesday The bride wore tan georgette The couple will reside in Sumner Harold Garland is employed as a foreman at West Catawba Works and Miss Garland has held cashier positions at Parmeston State Bank and later the State Bank in Sumner This couple starts life together in Sumner with the promise of a shared future
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Charles Gritmer
Blanche
Harold Garland
Sumner Plainfield
John Whalen
Fayre Garland
Jamid
Arthur Wolfe
Garland
Nastistis
Plainfield High School
Tre
Parmestone State Hawk
Hocatas
Giles Business Cadlega
Sumner
Haskkeener
West Jcatds Winks
Suneser
Renany
Lotus Club
Hone
Ain
Yeepond
C. B. Gingvich
John Lehman
Woodhoard
Bessir
Ida Henningson
Dike
Ray Minkle
West of
Own
Joe Milne
Vern Alvenny
Elma
Alex McElvenny
Orchard School to Sponsor Carnival
Orchard School will sponsor a carnival with spetral seavas exhibits freaks side shows and games. Every pupil in the school will take part in the event to be held here with teachers and pupils preparing various displays and activities for attendees.
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Orchard School
Oh Schowl
Funeral Rites for Former Traer Resident
Traer Iowa November 4 funeral rites are planned for G W McDowall former Traer resident and longtime director of the United States Weather Bureau at Sioux City He died suddenly in Terre Haute Indiana at his office The body will be brought to Traer for burial in Buckingham Cemetery The son of pioneer Traer settler John B McDowall he lived in Reinbeck near age 90 and served 25 years in the weather service including postings in Sioux City Indianapolis and Terre Haute
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Caurine
Traer
G. W. McDowall
United States Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Ferre Haute
Ind
Tract Friends
Buckingham Cemetery
McDowall
John B. McDowall
Reinbeck
Weather Service
Indianapolis
Jureau
Terre Haute
Gus Wodtke
Clear Lake
Andrew Rice
Colorado
Rice
South Dakota
Nancy Bilkins
Mowbridge
S. D
Jerry Schlatter
Elkins
Pecan sorting machine from Delwein man revolutionizes farm work
Delwein, Ia man R. P. Hardy reports inventing a patented pecan sorting machine that separates fruit from shell, claiming it sorts ten tons per hour, replaces 50 workers, saves $90 daily, and can be adapted to other nuts. He plans wider production after moving to Ocean Springs Miss.
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Carrier Special Services
Delwein
Ocean Springs
Miss
R. P. Hardy
K. C
Oehvela
Charles City
New Hampton
Knights of Columbus
Holt
Quin O’brien
Chicago
Country Club
Oelwein Country Club
R. B Jamison
G. N. Wassom
N. R. Marsh
F B. Schroeder
A. J. Bennett
K. BK. K
J. H. Zeek
Mitchellville
Fish truck dumps 20 cans of fry into Lime Creek
A Lansing hatchery fish truck delivered twenty cans of fry to Lime Creek at Brandon on Thursday. The stock, mainly black bass and pickerel with some channel cat, marks the second such shipment in six weeks. The piece notes future fishing prospects for local anglers. Also reported is the Wednesday wedding of Miss Luella Young and Orville Doms at Independence, conducted by Rev. Reed. The couple, joined by the bride’s parents the Youngs and two brothers, plan to live with the bride’s parents and begin farming next spring.
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Gamini
Brandon
Lansing
Brancoh
Lime Creek
Independence
Luella Young
Orville Doms
Mr. Reed
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will Young
George
Clarence Young
La Porte Clubwomen Share News and Marriages
La Porte City clubwomen meet at the La Porte City club. Mrs. John Hunter hosts the Fancy Doers with two guests, and Hilmer becomes a member. A Waterloo marriage is announced for Miss Mabel Bookmeier and Albert P. Yarrington.lected notices include Highland club plans and Lotus club refreshment gathering. Personal mentions note visits and a family moving to Elma.
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Itl
la Porte
John Hunter
Fancy Doers Club
Albert Hilmer
Inez Bugenstos
Hilmer
Aties Kocher
Waterloo
Mabel Bookmeier
Henry Bookmeier
Albert
P. Yarrington
Marguerite Fell
Harry
Nashua Factory to Be Moved Near Mason City
A preliminary option on seven lots north of the Chicago and North Western tracks was secured for Bloom Manufacturing of Nashua makers of manure spreaders after a recent fire. W. J. Fluent and W. K. Carr of the Business Men's association led the move, aiming to establish a new Nashua plant.
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Mason City Aid
W. Yancey
Esther Pigman
Olivet Methodist Laties’ Aid
Mason City
Fifth Street
Yancy
Sid
K. Lundberg
Yellow Lantern
Eadmar
Rebekah
Liz Shave
Nore Springs
Butler Religious Council to Meet in Greene in 28
Butler County Council of Religious Education will hold its 1928 meeting in Greene, decided by delegates to the convention in Arlington. Rev. W D Grossheim, pastor of the local Presbyterian church, was elected president of the northeastern district of the county.
Girl Scalded by Beijing Cocoa at Camp Fire Outing
Cedar Falls reports Margaret Pattee aged young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Pattee was scalded about the face and head when a flask of cocoa exploded from steam pressure during a Camp Fire outing Thursday. She was bending over a pail to remove it when the steam burst, boiling liquid struck her face. Burns are severe but no permanent injury expected, say attending physician.
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Courter Speetal Services
Cedar Falls
Margaret Pattee
E. G. Pattee
Pattee
Butler Engineer to resign January first for state post
D W Burch the Butler county highway engineer for eight years resigns to become maintenance superintendent for the state highway commission in Scott and Clinton counties. He will report January 1 1928 with headquarters in Davenport and a 3000 annual salary plus a car. Burch previously served as Floyd county assistant engineer and is a Kansas State College graduate. His term saw extensive road improvements including surfacing seventy miles of the Primary road system in Butler county.
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Courier Speeervice
Allison
D. W. Burch
Butler County
State Highway Commission
Scott
Clinton
Davenport
Floyd
Burch
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Floyd County
Waverly Girl and Allison Man Wed in Church Service
Miss Edna Louise Flege of Waverly and Joseph Roose of Allison were married Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Waverly by Rev E H Rausch in a ceremony attended by relatives. Bridesmaids Lela Roose Emma Bickleman ushers Viole Roose Grace Plege, reception at the bride’s home. couple to reside in Allison.
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Courite
Louis Wademeyer
Louis Flege
Viole Roose
Grace Plege
Charlotte Becker
Mrs. Roose
Allison
Fire damages Evans Blumer stock and Greene building
A gas explosion ignited coal dust at Evans Blumer Co in Greene causing near total loss of shoe and clothing stock and interior destruction. Firemen overcome by smoke. William Moon moved mail and equipment from the post office as a precaution. Insurance may cover part of the damage. In Manchester Iowa death noted of Dr W L Winnard of Los Angeles, son of pioneers James and Mrs Winnard.
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Counier Spretal Service
Greene, Ts
Evans-Blumer Company
Glenn Hardman
Thomas Albrecht
Barre
William Moon
Blumer
Manchester
Los Angeles
Cal
Frieday
W. L. Winhard
Winnard
James Winnerd
Greeley
Lenox College
All Bran Eases Chronic Constipation Says Reader
A letter from L C Williams of Trashville New York praises All Bran for curing long term constipation. The ad notes two tablespoons daily with meals and claims 100 percent bran effectiveness. Kellogg’s Battle Creek product is described as delicious with milk or cream and usable in cooking.
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L. C. Williams
Trashville
N.Y
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener Ad
An old time mixture of sage tea and sulphur reappears as Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound hair darkener. Sold in drug stores for a small price, it promises to hide gray hair with a subtle shine and natural look. The ad touts ease of use with a comb or brush.
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Wyeth
Woman Finds Relief With Vegetable Compound Testimonial
In a little Midwestern town a discouraged woman, bedridden by months of illness, reads a pamphlet from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After starting the remedy she reports relief after three bottles and continues using it, praising the product and inviting inquiries. The testimonial cites Mrs. Daugherty of Muscatine Iowa and Mrs. Tauchartt of Orchard Ave.
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Tauchertt
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
Tanlac Touts Health Restoring Claims From Neighbors
An advertising appeal encourages readers to try Tanlac with testimonials from Topeka residents like Mrs. Frank J. Quint. The copy claims Tanlac helps heart spells, gas, indigestion, constipation, dizziness, headaches, appetite, digestion, and weight gain using herbal roots and barks with a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Tanloe
Frank J. Quint
St. Topeka
Kans
Tanlac
Glorious Relief From Rheumatic Aches and Pains
An advertisement claims Allen rheumatic relief can end pain in five days or less. It promises quicker relief within 24 to 36 hours, urges readers to consult druggists, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It targets chronic rheumatism sufferers with a persuasive, hands-on tone.
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C.J. Miller
Monty
Allenrhy
Allen
Rhu
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Jessie Storie
Chariton
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Jane Burkholder
Marchtown
F. A. Radell
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Cedar Valley Hospital
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Fifteenth Avenue
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Harold Chapman
California
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Mullarkey
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