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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1928

Page

11

Iowa forecast for biggest corn crop in state history

Des Moines reports Iowa headed for its largest corn crop ever, driven by large acreage and favorable maturity outlook. Weather bulletin notes mixed showers, warm finish, above normal sunshine, light frosts in spots, and progress in threshing and silo filling amid hay and seed preparations.

Des’ Moines Iowa Charles D. Teed Federal Weather and Crop Service Reed Monona Harrisort Worth Mitchell Howard Winneshiek Allamakee Altella Pottawattamie Conte

Hospital sale under review in Scott County

The Scott County board of supervisors discussed buying the Davenport hospital for general use. The asking price was about $60 000, with the purchase under consideration today.

Devonport U.R Davenport Scott County Scott County Board of Supervisors

Farmers' Union to Reelect Reno at Iowa Convention

Iowa Farmers' Union begins its Sept 19 21 annual convention in Des Moines with Milo Reno expected to win re election as president. Gov Walter Maddock and other leaders will speak. Radiocasting plans and a $500000 Downers Grove power station were approved.

Des Moines Iowa Farmers’ Union Milo Reno Walter F. Maddock North Dakota William Hirth Missouri Farmers’ Association Frank Murphy Wheaton, Minch Corn Belt Committee C. 5. Barrett Georgia F. Dornblaser Salem C.L. Rice Delta Farmers’ Union American Federation of Labor WCFL Chicago E. N. Nockels Downers Grove Mutual Life Insurance Company Mutual Insurance Company Mutual Automobile Insurance Association Co-operative Marketing Association and Service Association Batavia Resolutions Committee

Funeral rites for Des Moines financier George G Hunter

Des Moines mourns George G Hunter 63 a prominent publisher and banker who died Monday night. Born January 21 1865 in Jackson County Iowa he founded newspapers and banks in Des Moines Kansas City and Atlanta He led the Des Moines Fire Insurance company and helped organize the Central Town Joint Stock Land Bank He attended Cornell College and Brown University where he started the Brown Daily Herald.

B. B. Hunter Locust Street Des Moines George G. Hunter Mr. Hunter Jackson County Cornell College Mount Vernon Brown University Providence R. J Brown Daily Herald Grundy Hunter Grundy Center C. 5 Northwestern Banker Southwestern Banker Kansas City Southeastern Banker Atlanta Underwriters’ Review Des Moines Fire Insurance Company Hawkeye Insurance Company Central Town Joint Stock Land Bank Des Moines Club Des Moines ‘Club Wakonda Club Rotary Club

Hunter family member obituary and Russian expedition note

The obituary mentions a Methodist church and Shrine trustee from Cornell College with survivors including a widow a son Raymond of Beverly Hills California a sister Mrs Belle Morgan Perry Iowa and six brothers C F and E B Hunter Des Moines W W Hunter Olds Alberta Canada RB R Hunter New York W A Hunter Byron IA and B B Hunter Waterloo IA Rev E E Highey Ames IA officiated at the service and burial was set for Comanche Iowa An international expedition planned in Russia aims to explore the unknown highest mountains of the country.

Methodist Church Cornell College Raymond Beverly Hills Cal Belle Morgan Perry C. 5 E. B. Hunter Des Moines W. W. Hunter Olds Alberta Can R. Hunter New York W. A. Hunter Byron B. B. Hunter Waterloo E. E. Highey Ames Comanche

Fisherman Indicted in Coffin Murder Near Rolfe

Pocahontas county grand jury indicts W. Arnett a fisher near Rolfe for the murder of Clarence CoMn a Rolfe livestock buyer. A charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance is also returned. Arnett has been jailed since Coffin was found shot dead with him sleeping in a strawstack nearby.

Pocahontas W. Arnett Rolfe Clarence CoMn Arnett Coffin

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