Iowa Corn and Frost Threaten Fall Harvest
Des Moines reports reveal Iowa faces heavy corn losses from soft corn due to frosts and cool, cloudy weather. One third of fields remain in milk stage with little chance of maturity, threatening next year’s yields. Livestock feeding may salvage some value, and seed corn will be scarcer without precautions. Winter wheat seeding slows as Hessian fly emerges. Honey production halves from last year and colonies may require feeding.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Caine i
Bulletin
Keokuk County
Madison
Clary
Decatur
Warren
Dubuque
San
Clinton
West Central
Plate
Storss
Auto Crash Near Tipton Fatal for Edith Anderson
In Tipton Indiana on September 26 Edith Anderson aged 18 died after an auto accident seven miles northwest of Tipton. Joan Achey 31 and Genétieva Armstrong 16 were injured when Achey’s racing car struck a cow while chasing it down the road causing the wreck. Anderson died at a nearby farm home early yesterday. Achey suffered shoulder injuries and Armstrong had fractured bruises.
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Tipton
Edith Anderson
Lee Anderson
Joan Achey
Genétieva Armstrong
Achey
Miss Anderson
Acher
Miss Armstrong
Farmers Press Refunds on Pavement Assessments
In Cerro Gordo county farmers who own land abutting paved roads threaten to sue for $125,600 in refunds tied to a 25 cent pavement levy. Officials dispute how refunds can be funded, arguing the tax may only support a sinking fund for a bond issue. The county seeks guidance from state authorities to resolve the dispute.
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Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Autiter
Haynes Iy
Askiler
Geneseo Briefs Mention Local Visits And School Board Item
In Geneseo notes, Ganesta and others report visits to relatives including Mrs Mabel Speer and Mrs Maggie Drare fet week. Miss Florence Bragonier listed as a teacher candidate. A health remark notes an adult male weighing about 166 pounds needs roughly a cubic feet of fresh air per minute.
Osage and nearby residents gather for family news and obits
Osage and surrounding towns report a flood of personal notices. Among updates are visits, moves, and health checks. Miss Cora French travels to Waterloo. Sumner Sampson returns home after a stay with his sister Georgia Parker. Lars Aiden leaves for Harvard Law School. Berthim to continue service with St John’s Lutheran Cedar Downs. Obituaries include Mrs. Maria Bryant of Orchard Township and Mrs. Retta Moulton of Grand Forks visiting relatives. funeral services held in Osage Congregational Church. The piece also notes local church calls, school staff changes, and community social events.
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Osage
Maods
Marr Chinn
pDxs
Winnia
Aml
Speme Sune Mitchell
I. Gardes
Long Borch
Owl
CSL
Waterloory
Beth Huing
Los Angeles
Wad
Sumner Sampson
Phursday
Himuro
Georgia Parker
Lars Aiden Teft
Cambridge
Mass
Haryari
Marriett Starr
Agit
W. J. Starr
Jlason Cley
Slarr
the Park Hospital
C. Coterove
Mitchellville
Universalist Churches
Sieg Ward Coonradt
Warren, Jr
Faroldares
Ty Bs
Inwa City
Sono
Stringer
Rochester
Mint
Alice Towner
Ethel
Waterloo
Ruby Bartlett
John Bryant
Charles City
Maria Bryant
Robert Whipple
Luya Torney
L. Jenks
Walter Wheeler
Robert Brown
Woodlwiss
Minot
Jersey
J & Sona
Enn. Peers
Toc
J Lday
Mexico
Veaya
Mitchel
River Falls
Minn
Gram Champion
Amd
Stuart Angel
Jast
Hamilton, O
Ty School
Gladys Maazestad
Klemest
Roos Creek
Eraem
the &R
HH. M
Mason City
Peet
Wisness
Biu
Wy. Bryant
Ams Westfall
Luena
Cal
Alice
Bryant
Frank Bryant
Sioux Falls
J. J. Walther
Congregational Church
Orchard
Veg
Sepa
Svemur
AL Woodward
Fya
Yeoman
Greene
Hoo
Woodward
Layon
Madisonville
Ft. W
Daugh
Marign
Adrian
John Hildenmater
Arthur Spears
Verilee
Atlanta
Neb
Mabb
Clarene Martin
Spears
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Nancy Wilhelm-Carpenter
Wilburg
Edna Frey
M. G. Mather
M. M. Mather
Backbone Park
Retta Moulton
Grand Forks
X. D
Wilbur Smater
Wlite
M. Pranks
Cedar Rapids
Belle Wamsley
Ray Binaine
Olive
Arin
Aredale
Lee Blaine
Hampton
Sunu
Frank Carer
Wedding of Ralph Henles’ Son in Farm Setting
Sept 22 ceremony in Shell Rock celebrated the marriage of Ralph Henles’ oldest son to the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pohl. Rev R MacDonald officiated at the Wale Butterreet Baptist church with several local relatives attending. The bride, employed at a local cafe, previously worked as a helper and clerk before leaving for a farm home nearby. Weathered by community news, paint coats appear on local depot and store fronts as residents plan home improvements and social visits.
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Rev R. MacDonald
Wale Buttereet Baptist Church
Waterloo
Ralph Flenles
Mev
George Pohl
Prstoyire
Kring
Will
A. M
Srent
Fred Wilson
Lester Lahr
Stewartile
Minn
Ruby Philo
Mason
Shel Rock
van Sivke
Marks ‘Wilip
Andrew Ray
Donald Verrier Jeft
Des Moines
Canfield
Sind
Willian Adair
Forest Whitaker
C .G. W. Depot
Former Vinton Resident Dies at Des Moines
Vinton Iowa September 26 news arrives of the death of former resident Mr. Harper at Des Moines He was 1 years old and the son of Mr and Mrs S Harper He had suffered a heart attack and tuberculosis and had been in poor health for long Des Moines Masonic services will oversee Thursday memorials note his earlier role in founding Pyramid Portland Cement company at Des Moines The firm grew to be a major national concern Other local items report a fish rescue 18600 fish saved from ponds and lakes north of town Deputy Game Warden August Greiner supervised the operation and several species were rescued including bluegill and pickerel George Horridge of this city suffered a mild stroke but remains improving His 90th birthday was recently celebrated Cato Sells to Speak will discuss the Wilson era and Indian affairs, with Mrs Hoff as hostesses Women jurors held a courthouse picnic Monday noon inviting Judge James W A Willett and local officials to attend
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London
Cedar Hkapids
Charles Brown
Joe Wileth
Marble Sand Uke
O. J. van
Jack
Rock
G. W.ough
W. A. Jones
Burman Knieht
Iris Motsberry
Waterloo
Paul Graham
John
Hugh Boyd
John Burroughs
Mae
Mary Skier
Riverside
Cal
CA. Hammel
Ed Phillips
Carrie Newman
Los Angeles
Ray Randall
Packard
Wildscood Park
Charles City
Little Srown
Nashua
Frank Carter
W. M.rter
Fred Carter
Twin Groen
Carter
Marr Thier
Joan Martin
Sure Springs
J. W. Stine
Percy Lucas
Greene
Long Bellows
Monona
Star Office
Edwin Peal
Tarethy
John Mueller
Monrom Wrs
Jame Satumlar
Ap Weel
W. Jena
M. W
Charles Carter
Hamies Shepard
Wolverton
Cedar Fails
Elmer bin
James and
Paul” Warris Famies
Sarah Moss
Kat_Greene
Cedar Rapids
Ten- Wood
Hlow
Kitchen
Buneslow
Nordman & Stoxen
A. Framnsel
Mine Bure Jrouds
Mary Trier
Corrie Newman
EW Phillips
Wort
Festina
Vinton
Wy A. Mapper
Ex Moines
Masonic Badies
Des Moines
Harper
Pyramid Portland Cement Company
Yes Moines
New Is
August Greiner
Doxeou Lake
George Horridge
George Sorridge
Sterridge
Farnie
Motions Bank
Hs Comistion
Sonéw
Cato Sells
Baptist
Wilson
Solis
James W. A Willett
Willett
Stem. H. H. St. Clair
Bail
Princes Florsey
DUNKERTON and Janesville notes of local lives and visits
DUNKERTON I Yunkerton Louisiana Sept 26 The little son of Henry Katske died after weeks illness Pnep shotia after operation. Numerous local visits and trips recorded including Hudolphs in Waterloo Ladd family naming Robert John Buckmaster and Walter Jun fishing in Minnesota Magee and cousin Suckers from Oregon visiting Watertown Triben of Bennington Twp and friends, Mrs Brown sale, Kramers visit, Guyer family guests, Hazel returning to Zion City. Royal Neighbors meeting planned Oct. to be followed by social hour. Mabel Trumbater to Washington DC for work after vacation. Fred Popp and Ezra Lamb hosts. Widespread social calls and travel noted with many names and places.
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Yunkerton
Henry Katske
A. W. Hudolph
Waterloo
Robert B. Ladd
Robert John
de R. A. Buckmaster
Walter Jun
Minnesota
Jesup
BE. W. Magee
Mr. Suckers
Oregon
Watertown
Harriet Triben
Bennington Township
Richard Brown
Jonathan Kramer
Orangeville
Ill
T. I. Fisher
Charles. Guyer
Andy
Tom Guyer
H. L. Hazel
Zion City
Royal Neighbors
Ernie Cole
Council Bluffs
Mabel Trumbater
Washington, D. C
Fred Popp
Ezra
Lamb
William Nesfield
Art Brash
Janesville
Henry Shot
J. D. Trumbauer
Mamis Hiccox
Wayne, Oelwein
State Park
Frank Barlow Thas
Martha Ellis
iMyrtle
Harry Young
California
J.D Club
A. M. Holdiman
Sisemore
Tidna
Norman Stroecker
Ira Beard
Grove Hill
F. F. Campbell
William
Bicha
Fairbank
Harry Sisemore
Freeport
Worman ‘Stroecker
Red
West
George Dagua
Mire Bank
Orange Townsihip News Highlights and Local Moves
Miss Blanch Miner left for Iowa City to begin training for nordic racing after a car incident with her brother Stanley. A newborn girl joined Mr. and Mrs. James Mel Roberts last Sunday. Edgar fourth year and Carls third year are noted for local youths, with other Lichty relatives visiting from Eugene, Oregon. A Friday baseball game saw Orange lose to Jesup, while Hudson and Geneseo faculty were hosted by Orange teachers. The West Orange club held an informal meeting as George Loonan accepted a position.
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Orange Township
Orange Two
Blanch
Miner
Iowa City
Norse
Stanley
James Mel Roberts
Alvin Fike
Eagar Tanneather
John Walls
Glade Miller
Carl, Gur
Harold ‘Klingaman
Ames
Edjgar
Carls
Harry Lichty
Eugene
Ore
Elias Lichty
Candd
Orange
Joe
Jesup
Hudson
Geneseo
John ‘Tickers
Chicago
Nechtelheimer
West Orange Club
George Loonan Haw
Shorthorn cattle buyer heads to South America
A note lists cattle pur chased by a man from Argentina and mentions George planning to leave for Texas then a hot for South America after Oct 1. It also covers local society meetings, farm rentals, and several real estate transfers in Black Hawk County including Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Joseph I. Guthrie
GW. Kitch
Campus
Cedar
Ralls
Byon
Baldwin
O. EB. Sitcer
Cedar Walls
EL Madigan
Waterloo Savings Bank
Vaughn's
Calumet Add
Waterloo
Barbara Hornfall
H. A. Buchmann
Wagner
Sheriff
Alvin Berkly
Ken
Marriage and visits mark Gresham relatives’ week
Gresham records note De Albright and Mrs. Shanewise visiting relatives in Minneapolis and Asoka. Carl Steinbron and Erna Sas wed at Klinger Lutheran Church with Rev. Yockey officiating. Louis Mether and family visited the W. E. Mather home in Waterloo. Rev. George Wilson and family plus others visited Fairbank and Maynard area, while Ruth and Ethel Holdman spent the weekend with parents. Earl Telsinger and kin visited Tripoli relatives. Walter Moller and daughter Gladys visited Maynard.
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Gresham
de Albright
William Shanewise
Minneapolis J
Asoka
Minn
Carl Steinbron
Erna Sas
Klinger Lutheran Church
Yockey
Louis Mether
W. EF. Mather
Waterloo
George Wilson
Esther Wilson
Willard Tollerston
Fairbank
Ruth
Ethel HoldSman
Overworked Mothers and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
The ad speaks to exhausted mothers balancing home care and children. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for backache headaches sleep loss and nervous symptoms. The copy claims decades of use and reader letters praising the remedy.
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Lydia EK
Pinkham
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Issued
Dr A S McCleary a Jeane sas City rectal specialist publishes an instructive book claiming piles can be cured quickly and easily without knives cutting or burning methods. The method alleged to have success for twenty four years in over eight thousand cases is offered free by mail to sufferers who send name and address to 578 Pehyen Sanitarium Mangas City.
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A.S. McCleary
Jeanesas City
McCleary
Pehyen Sanitarium
Mangas City
Dr Burton M Gushall Osteopathic Physician
Dr Burton M Gushall osteopathic physician based at West Side 224 L and J Bank Building provides office and residence contact details with appointment requests.
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Burton M. Gushall
Osteopathic
West Side
L. and J. Bank
Ouffice
Res
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