Illinois first in qu state group New York sends students
At Iowa City November 24 the University of Iowa reveals its cosmopolitan student body with ten women and men from 44 states eight foreign countries and four territories. Iowa has 5443 registrants with 168 from other states. New York leads non Iowa states with 235 students while Missouri has 55 and South Dakota 53. Foreign students include six from China and four Canadians. Territories show 15 from the Philippine Islands, four from Hawaii and one from Porto Rico. A full roster lists states and counts with Maine Georgia Maryland Delaware unrepresented.
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Kansas
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New Jersey
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China
Iowa
Germany
Java
British Columbia
India
United States
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Maine
Georgia
Maryland
Delaware
Floyd County Pays Bounty on Wolf
Floyd County reports the first wolf bounty paid from the auditor’s office in over two years. Roy Wright of Orchard brought in a prairie wolf pelt for a $1 bounty. A Cadillac owned by J Hecht in town burned in the garage, with damages around 50 dollars. The fire department fought the blaze with chemicals, likely from backfiring. Reverend L W Dibble conducted funeral services for Mrs. F J Powers in Mason City. Elsie Marker of this city will attend the wedding of Miss Alice Brown and Leon ard Hunt in Independence, Illinois. Mrs Matt Dostart fined $5 and costs for malicious mischief and trespassing. fine remitted for good behavior. Cultus Club to meet with program on modern literature for children and music. Walter Stack Wall Lake and Miss Lucile Hobert announce the birth of a son on Nov 20. Salvation Army officers Capt F A Conrad and Lieut W E Lee to attend territorial congress in Chicago. Oscar L Hanson of Valley licensed yesterday by Clerk Frank Graham.
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Charles City
Roy Wright
Orchard
County Auditor's Office
J Hecht
L. W. Dibble
Mason City
Congregational Church
F. J. Powers
Elsie Marker
Alice ‘Brown
Leonard
Hunt
Chicago
Independence
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John
Mary Lynch
Tenth Avenue
Cultus Club
Louise Christianson
Kate Palmer
Grinnell College
M. G. Smith
Walter Stack
Wall
Lake
Stack
Lucile Hobert
Salvationists
Congress
F. A. Conrad
W. E. Lee
Salvation Army
Central States
Frangelina Booth
Salvation Army of the
United States
Wed
Oscar L. Hanson
Valley
Frank Graham
Sues Defunct Ryan Bank Over Trust Fund
Allen R Haight sues the defunct Ryan Bank, filed with County Clerk Clark. He says in April 1921 he opened a $6,060 trust fund with the bank, which he claims the bank commingled with its own funds. The bank closed Sept 28, 1927, and he seeks a court order declaring his $6,060 a preferred claim and the appointment of J J Lacher of Bloomington as trustee.
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Imanchester
Sla
Allen R Haight
Ryan Nrigaborhood
Ryan Suite Bank
Clark
Haight
J. J. Lacher
Former Oelwein Resident Dies in Chicago
Miss Martha Woelshaw of Oelwein learns of her sister Mrs. C. W. Oakeshire death in Chicago. R. M. Crosby, former Great Western foreman, hospitalized in Spokane after burns from a burst steam pipe. Kenneth Boyd home for Thanksgiving. Aviator Fred Boot returns from Springfield to spend Thanksgiving. Allen Miller (Dallas Center) visits brother L. A. Miller and may relocate to Oelwein. East Charles Street paving finished amid favorable weather easing winter blockades.
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J Uyderer Special Servare
Legion Entertainments
Minnesota
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Springfield
Mays
Allen Miller
Dallas Center
L. A. Miller
May
Oelwein
East Charles Street
Mission groups in La Porte observe Thanksgiving service
The Evangelical church Missionary society plans the annual thank offering during morning services. Mrs. F Erickson of Reinbeck will speak at the M E church. A Thanksgiving pageant by the Christian Endeavor society is set for Sunday evening at 7 30 with no admission but a free will offering.
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la Porte City
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Mar
Js Halltown
Hastings 80 Dies at Osage Home
William Hastings aged 80 died at his daughter Mrs E B Frye's Osage home near the M E parsonage after suffering gangrene in one leg and a kidney ailment. He had moved from Winfield to live with his daughter last summer. Mrs Hastings had recently recovered from surgery at a Cedar Falls hospital.
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Osage
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E. B. Frye
M. E. Parsonage
Birs
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Winfield
Hampton Comm Glug elects new official staff
The Hampton Commercial Association held its election Tuesday night. W F Douglass was chosen president J M Cone vice president F L Ridge Way treasurer. Board members include Rex I Marritt J O Marschall George D Patterson F E H Bryan Ray A Wood W I O L Robinson Dr P E B St Claire J R B Purertl and Dr J Powers. Secretary O F Weeks resigned due to ill health and is laid up with a heart condition. a new secretary will be elected at the next board meeting.
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Hampton
Cal
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Peosttent
J. ML Conerow
Vic
Ridge. Way
Rex I. Marritt
J. O Marscall
George D. Patterson
FE. H. Bryan
Ray A. Wood
Wiol. Robinson
P. EB. St. Claire
J. RB. Purertl
J. Powers
O. F. Weeks
Or Rantvabien
Weeks
Dl- TeGtors
Thanksgiving observances and social diversions in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls reports widespread Thanksgiving religious services and social events. Notable items include visits by Dr. and Mrs. Hearst and guests from the James Hearst family, cooperative dinners for local families, and multiple host dinners. The day also features Wade Burdette and others entertaining groups. A Tripoli wedding of Miss Marie Sorensen and Wesley Summer is noted, with Cedar Falls attendees listed. An Iowa State Teachers College declamatory contest at Gilchrist chapel features seven contestants. First Baptist church hosts a Baptist Father-Son Dinner with Judge George Wood as speaker. Students from Cedar Falls high and Teachers College high attend a state older boys conference in Cedar Rapids. The Fuller ton family plans a Florida trip by auto for three months. Armistice Day is reported improved. Local sports editor Meiereux covers the Osage-Charles City gridiron contest. Personal notes list weekend visits and travels among Cedar Falls residents and nearby towns.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Calvary Baptist Church
George E. Hearst
Hollywood
James Hearst
Levi Jewell
Herman Reker
A. N. Burr
J. EB. Dowden
A. H. Clingman
E. M. Culver
Matt Carroll
East Cedar Falls
Marie Sorensen
Peter Sorensen
Lincoln Street
Wesley Summer
Waterloo
Evangelical Church
Tripoli
Mr. Caley
Cora Becker
John Buff
Denver
Mary Sorensen
Christine Sorensen
Sommer
Third Street West
Mr. Sommer
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc
T. C
Iowa State Teachers College
Gilchrist Chapel
Hugh Seabury
Bloomfield
Affairs of America
Lord Chatham
Clem Jewell
New South
Henry W. Gradys
M. J. Bergfeld
Forest City
Beecher
Helen Stover
Abraham Lincoln
Watterson
John Fabrick
Park Rapids
Thurston
Max Miller
Clarion
Wilson
Ralph Childs
Call To Arts
Pat Nee Henry
First Baptist Church
George Wood
G. V. Remy
Cedar Rapids
John Bennison
Laird Shoemaker
Richard Bailey
Wayne Lawrence
Burton
Lions Club in Hampton Plans New Year Ball
Hampton Ta Nov 24 Committees of Hampton Lions club are at work planning the annual New Year ball the outstanding social affair of the year for Hampton Last year more than 250 couples attended the ball Proceeds go to philanthropic work
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Lions
Hampton
Hampton Lions Club
Wich
Hamptton
Graft Bone on Spine of Delaware County Woman
Mrs Alex Graham of Hazel Green township is slowly recovering from a six week operation at Mercy hospital Iowa City performed Saturday. She has been in a very serious condition for weeks with a spinal affection and bone grafting was resorted to as a final resort. Mrs Graham has been in the hospital for a month and will remain there several more. Mr Graham is with her.
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Manchester
Alex Graham
Hazel Green Township
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Graham
Mr.Graham
Fisher Funeral Held at Greene Lutheran Church
Fees or Fred Fisher were conducted this afternoon at the Lutheran church here with Rev. W F Voelker in charge. An annual school of instruction was held for Alpha Masonic Lodge Tuesday evening with Joe Fiala of Mason City as instructor.
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Fred Fisher
W. F. Voelker
Alpha Masonic
Joe Fiala
Mason City
Delaware State Bank Extends Corporate Life in Manchester
Delaware County State Bank stockholders renewed amended articles extending the bank’s corporate life from November 18 1937 to November 18 1947 marking the third renewal. Organized in Manchester in 1867 the bank has touted conservative management and strength. Board of directors and current officers are listed with Seeds family leadership prominent. A second item reports Mr and Mrs C L Whitlatch visiting Knoxville to check on the seriously ill father of Mr Whitlatch, age 79, with no improvement noted.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Delaware County State Bank
J. Belknap
E. Hoag
Charles Caxson
H. F. Arnold
H. M. Bradley
Charles E. Gawley
George W. Dunham
Joseph Hutchinson
Knoxville
Allison
C. L. Whitlatch
Traffic Arteries Established in Manchester City
Manchester motorists will gain a metropolitan air as Franklin Main West Manchester and South Fifth streets become arterial highways. An ordinance will ban heavy tractors on paved streets and set markers, with resurfacing North Franklin Street costing 19310.99 dollars. A Grundy Center meeting and a Sumner Holstein auction are noted, and Chicago grain markets closed for Thanksgiving.
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New Poultry Improvement Plan Targeted in Black Hawk County
County agent J L Uban leads a canvass for a 100 flock poultry improvement association in Black Hawk county. Members would pay 25 per year to hire a full time field man to visit farms monthly, advise on feeding housing and marketing, keep production records, and boost incomes without state affiliation.
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Mitchell County Students to Attend International Livestock Show
Mitchell County will be represented at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Richard Kildee of Iowa State College will lead students to exhibit livestock, Alfred Lesch & Son to show a purebred Hereford heifer, Irma Mleinworth of Mitchell to display Hereford baby beef winner, and Ottmar Weber of Stacyville will attend as a railway guest for his boys club work.
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Mitchell County
Chicago
Richard Kildee
Iowa State College
Alfred Lesch & Son
Irma Mleinworth
Mitchell
North Iowa Fair
Son City
Ottmar Weber
Stacyville
Ottmar
Farmers Hear Talk on Poultry Methods
Rowley Iowa November 24 Leonard Corkery with years of poultry keeping experience spoke at a local schoolhouse meeting attended by farmers. He stressed that proper ventilation and sanitation matter more than breed, urging clean roosts and dropping boards and the use of state bulletin facts to improve poultry production.
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Rowley
Leonard Corkery
Corkery
Poultry Income Big Enough for Family Support
Mrs. John Klink, northwest of here, says chickens pay better than anything on the farm. She funds groceries, clothing, and mill feed, with a surplus for the bank. In 1944 she bought 4,400 chicks, sold broilers from June 2 at 43 cents, then 25 cents, shipping every two weeks as weight goals were met. Her flock now numbers about 900 hens, up from 450 last winter.
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Tracr
John Klink
Here
Traer
North Tama Dairyman Association Formed At Tract
North Tama association organized with 27 members after a split with south Tama Con Test group. R. C. Wood named president Roy Perry vice president RH G Stoakes secretary treasurer. Board includes Don Bragonier Eric McElhinney Ames McBride and others near Traer Geneseo and surroundings.
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Courier Special Service
Tama County
South Tama
Con Test Association
Tract
Ama Association
R. C. Wood
Roy Perry
RH. G. Stoakes
Lve
Traer
Don Bragonier
Eric McElhinney
Genesea Township
Ames & McBride
Hoy Hotzel
Arthur Manfall
Ralph Crawford
James McKinley
R. EB. Johns
R. A. Barrows
A. J. Meeker
Hayward Brothers
Robert Cole
F. A. Leckard
C. T. Mitchell
J. R. Rattda~paugh
Reen McElhinney
Robert Mitchell
L. LD
Guernsey
E. M. Mitchell
Otis
Claus Raum
Don Mitchell
Herman Frahm
Abe Lincoln
Alfalfa Shipments Onto Bremer Co Farms
Waverly Indiana November 24 large quantities of soybean hay fed to Holsteins by P G Bloeser. Meyers of Guerneys orders eight tons of alfalfa from Nebraska for his high grade Guernseys. Fred W Feldman orders two tons of wheat straw with Meyers alfalfa. Williams Bay Alfalfa Sumner Iowa November 24 E J Wylang Son Cass farm north of here shipping a carload of alfalfa hay this week for butter tests on purebred Holstein cows. alfalfa cited as top dairying hay.
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P. G. Bloeser
A. A. Meyers
Meyers
Wiliams Bay
Alfalfa
Sumner
E. J. Wylang & Son
Cass Farm
Here
Grundy County Poultry Show Scheduled for December 12
The Grundy County Poultry and Pet Stock show is announced for December 12 to 15 with plans to make it outstanding. Another county agricultural event, the Ivester Farmers' Institute, is set for December 20 and 21 with a strong program.
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Grundy Genter
Grundy County Poultry & Pet
Ivester Farmers’ Institute
Iverster
Grundy girls head to international in winning club group
Ames Iowa November 24 Fifteen Iowa 4 H club girls from nine counties all winners at the last Iowa State fair will go to Chicago this week as Iowa representatives in the national club congress tied to the International Livestock exposition The trip winners announced by the girls club department at Iowa State college include Pauline Hufford and Dorothy Temple Polk county Towns best home furnishing club demonstration team Bessie Wheelock and Ferme Pemberton Grundy county clothing demonstration team members Irene Crist and Glora Blank Page county broad demonstration team Geraldine Rife and Avis Zeigler Palo Alto county champion canning demonstration team Ruth Starr and Marjorie Chollett Jasper county footwear team Lucile Black Audubon county Iowa s champion health girl Elsie Schiltz Plymouth county style show girl winner Ina Fae Paul Muscatine county best six year old record club girl of Iowa and Grace Wiese and Verna Oetzmann Scott county champion club judging team of Iowa
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Chicago
Iowa
Iowa State College
Pauline Hufford
Dorothy Temple
Polk County
Bessie Wheel~ock
Ferme Pemberton
Grundy County
Irene Crist
Glora Blank
Page County
Geraldine Rife
Avis Zeigler
Palo Alto
Ruth Starr
Marjorie Chollett
Jasper County
Lucile Black
Audubon County
Elsie Schiltz
Plymouth County
Ina Fae Paul
Victor Flint Former Butler County Agent Visits Waterloo
Victor Flint former Butler County agent and former Rochester county agent visited the farm bureau office yesterday. He spoke about his long career in extension work, noting a decade ago he began a four to five year term in Butler County and later served three years in Rochester Minnesota. He has recently discontinued extension work with Jane Remedy Company to pursue another line of duty.
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Victor Flint
Butler County
Farm Bureau
Mr. Flint
Rochester
Minn
Flint
I Jane Remedy Company
Groundhogs and Rats Get Bounty in County Effort
J B Sickles of Waterloo collected 4.45 yesterday for 59 rats and six groundhogs. Rats paid 5 cents each, groundhogs 25 cents, under county bounty program begun in November. Funds capped at 500 dollars for rats. some claimants present rat parts to prove killings, with some sending heads or claws.
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Waterloo
Sickles
County Board of Supervisors
Yields in state contest expected larger this year Ames
Entries in the Iowa Corn and Small Grain yield contest are expected to surpass last year’s yields by a comfortable margin, says Joe L. Robinson Ames secretary of the association. Dryer corn this year offsets poor weather earlier, with results to be announced at the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Show at Town State College late January to early February.
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Farmers Grain Dealers Association to Meet in Cedar Rapids
The annual state convention of Farmers Grain Dealers association of Iowa will be in Cedar Rapids January 24 to 26 with headquarters at Fort Dodge. Secretary J P Larson announced the gathering expected to draw about 3000 representatives from 700 farmer elevator companies. The January meeting marks the twenty fourth annual convention. In Independence Indiana C E Miller was re elected chairman of Byron Township Farm Bureau for an eighth year at the Rowland home.
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Farmers’. Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Larson
State Association
Independence
C. E. Miller
Byron Township Farm Bureau
J. M. Rowland
Dairy County to Start 4-H Baby Beef Club Next Year
Bremer county in Iowa plans a 4-H Baby Beef Club as beef profits rise. Beef producers offer 100 dollars prize to Bremer county fair juniors next summer. Each member will raise one of two calves. Enrollment due by December 1 for youths ages 10 to 16 in Waverly.
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Bremer County
Bremer County Fair
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