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Source ID |
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S9134 | "$20,840 From Angus Sale," a report on the 1949 Southeast Iowa Aberdeen Angus Breeders' association show held in Mt. Pleasant Iowa. Kenneth Redfern and George Blint Sr. sold cattle at the show
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| 2 |
S11236 | "$25,000 Damage Suit Transfer to Federal Court Is Being Asked," a report on the Burlington Route's [train] attempt to change the venue of a lawsuit brought by Ruth Wells over the death of her father, Clarence
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| 3 |
S5243 | "$30,000 Alienation of Affection Suit Filed," notice that William Grimm had sued Frank Goody of New London, Iowa for alienating the affections of his wife, Arbutus Louise (Kalmus) Grimm
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| 4 |
S11052 | "'Am I Next?', The Question Haunts the Members Of a Casualty-Depleted Platoon," an article, abridged, regarding the large number of losses suffered by the Iowa National Guard unit in which Justin Edgington served in Iraq. His condition and status is mentioned on the fourth page of the comprehensive article
Ann Scott Tyson, Washington Post Staff Writer |
| 5 |
S9866 | "'Buy America' Policy Is Added to Agreement of Board of Examiners," an article regarding a protest over Japanese tiles being used in lieu of American ones
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| 6 |
S9230 | "'Celebration' Repetitious But Interesting," the critic's review of the musical play "Celebration" by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones, presented by Southeastern Iowa College, Burlington, Iowa
Grant Marshall |
| 7 |
S9552 | "'Laura' Cast A Bit Stiff in Opening Performance - Tempo Slow," a critic's review of the play presented by Chanticleer in Council Bluffs Iowa. Kenneth Amgwert Lett Jr. played the role of Danny Dorgan
by C. W. MvManamy |
| 8 |
S9551 | "'Laura' Cast To Rehearse At T.J.," a report on the progress of the play "Laura," in which Kenneth Amgwert Lett Jr. had a leading role. Practices were moved to Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs
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| 9 |
S8847 | "'Twilight' sucks, and yes, I'm judging you," an article regarding the state of American art and culture. Jacklyn "Jackie" Fortier replied to this blog-format online article
Ryan Nowell |
| 10 |
S8139 | "16 Students of Vocational Nursing Pass State Exam," a report of students who passed the Texas State Board Examination for vocation nurses, including Viola Belle (Walker) Van Houten
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| 11 |
S9546 | "18 S.W. Iowans At Lake Okoboji," notice that Douglass Robert Lett had joined the Navy, and was at Lake Okoboji in Iowa before going to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station
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| 12 |
S335 | "1946 - 1996, Trevor & Marge Kimble, Anniversary," the 50th wedding anniversary announcement of Trevor Motzart "Trev" (Sr.) and Marjorie Naomi "Marge" (Walker) Kimble
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| 13 |
S1198 | "1947 and 1952 Class Reunions Of Wapello Held," a report on two class reunions in the summer of 1962
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| 14 |
S8737 | "2 Traffic Mishaps Reported To Police," an article reporting on a traffic accident in which Dudley "Wayne" Tyhurst was involved
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| 15 |
S11924 | "2-car collision fatal to 6," the death notice of Marguerite M. (Glendening) Hoambrecker
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| 16 |
S9168 | "20 Years Ago Today," a report on news of February 7, 1932 (published 20 years later in 1952) mentioning Ray Redfern's retirment as president of the Iowa Corna nd Small Grain Grower's Association
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| 17 |
S10660 | "20-Year Olds Register at Courthouse," a list of names of 20 year old men who registered for the Selective Service in Mount Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa
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| 18 |
S10159 | "2008 Prom Candidates Announced," a photograph and caption listing 2008 prom candidates at Mediapolis High School
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| 19 |
S9113 | "22-Year Old Men Register At Courthouse," a list of men who were aged 22 who registered for the draft in Henry County, Iowa in early September 1949
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| 20 |
S2030 | "25th Anniversary for Hamiltons," the 25th wedding anniversary announcement of Flossie M. (Maddux) and William Wayne Hamilton
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| 21 |
S305 | "25th Anniversary for Harold Wheelers," the 25th wedding anniversary announcement of Harold Leeander and Roxy B. (Wilson) Wheeler
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| 22 |
S9570 | "29 New Teachers Are Named Here," a report on the salaries of 29 new teachers in Council Bluffs, Iowa, in 1956. Shirley Jo Woodring was paid $2,900
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| 23 |
S9898 | "3 Deaths Recently At Clearfield," including the obituary of Earnest "Miller" Owens
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| 24 |
S6707 | "3 Killed In US 61 Crash," the funeral notice of David Frank Sheridan and his mother, Edna Maude (Brockway/Sheridan) Luttenegger
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| 25 |
S11049 | "3 New Hawk Eye printers," a notice that Robert D. "Bob" Wisener had been hired to work as a printer-apprentice for The Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa
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| 26 |
S1609 | "30 People at Crescent Shuck Neighbor's Corn," a report on the Crescent Township farmers in Pottawattamie County, Iowa aiding W. J. Heisler by harvesting his corn when he had an infected leg. Joe Myron Osborn helped with the Shucking, Margarett Kathryn (Lett) Osborn prepared food for the workers
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| 27 |
S8868 | "30 years ago; From the October 10, 1963 Issue," the birth announcement of Joni Lynn Stark, published as a retrospective notice 30 years after the event
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| 28 |
S9738 | "33 High School Pupils will Graduate at Mediapolis," a list of grauates in the class of 1924 at Mediapolis High School, Mediapolis, Iowa
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| 29 |
S5125 | "34 From Class of '50 Attend Reunion," a report on the fifth (five-year) class reunion of the graduating class of 1950 at Mt. Pleasant High School, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
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| 30 |
S9550 | "35th Mardi Gras Ball Holds Interest," a photograph published in the paper of the male escorts to the 35th Mardi Gras in Council Bluffs. Kenneth Amgwert Lett Jr. was in the escorts' number.
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| 31 |
S8705 | "37 Men Enlist in the Army and Navy Thursday," a report of volunteers who joined the armed forces on May 9, 1918, including Clement A. DeLong of Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa
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| 32 |
S3761 | "4 killed in 2 county accidents," the death notice of Robert W. and Lois Mae (Brockway) Bratton
Ann Riley |
| 33 |
S12258 | "4 Killed in IAAP Blast," the report of an explosion on a production line at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant near Middletown, Iowa, in which several women were killed and others injured. Both sisters, Ida Joyce (Kulp) Koett and Josaephine (Kulp) Gilman were killed in the blast.
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| 34 |
S8896 | "4-H Family Night held," an article posted on the Iowa Farm Bureau site regarding a party held in December 2009. Cassidy Lucille Bugg was in attendance.
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| 35 |
S8870 | "4-H results from the 2009 Iowa State Fair," a list of those who exhibited from Boone County, Iowa, mentioning Madelaine Jean Miller
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| 36 |
S9111 | "43 Leave To Take Physical Examinations," a list of names of Henry County, Iowa men taken to Missouri for draft physicals in May 1945
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| 37 |
S12154 | "4th Generation," a photograph of David L. "Dave" Sheridan at age 6½ months
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| 38 |
S9747 | "5 died in Friday IAAP blast," a report of an explosion at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in Middletown, Iowa, from stored mines; the death notice of Robert Leo Walker
Bob Wilson |
| 39 |
S9725 | "50-Year Classes From Area Schools," a compliation of the class photographs of 1953 of the four schools that combined to form Mediapolis Public High School: Mediapolis, Huron, Sperry, and Yarmouth High Schools
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| 40 |
S8898 | "75 at IAAP get awards," a report of those who earned special awards and length-of-service acknowledgement at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in March 1976
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| 41 |
S11348 | "750 Fans See Bouts In Tourney," an article reporting on Clyde Donavan McKenzie's loss to Bill Hayden at the Henry county, Iowa boxing tournament of 1949
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| 42 |
S11680 | "8 C.B. Students Win Art Awards," a report that Lynn R. Jones won a key award in the annual Younkers Scholastic Art contect in Des Moines, Iowa
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| 43 |
S465 | "80 Attend Party At Lowell Hall; Other News Notes," reporting the news from Lowell, including the families of Robert Newell DeLong, and the Burton, Thomas, LaVerne and Myron Thornburg families, and Ruth Marshall, Joe Bugg, and Anna Watton
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| 44 |
S10598 | "90 On Wednesday," the 90th birthday announcement of Johann Joseph "Joe" Nienhaus Sr.
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| 45 |
S416 | "96 Present at Dotson Picnic," an article reporting on the family picnic of the Dotson family held in September 1931 in Locust Grove Park, Morning Sun, Iowa
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| 46 |
S8437 | "A Better Tribute," a letter to the editor of The Hawk Eye regarding the naming of a street in a city park in Burlington after his father, Harry D. Hatt
Michael D. Hatt |
| 47 |
S8733 | "A Lifetime Thrown Away by a Mistake 59 Years Ago; Mental Homes Wrongly Hold Thousands Like Mayo Buckner," reporting on Mayo Buckner's life at the Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa Institution for Feeble Minded Children
Robert Wallace |
| 48 |
S7624 | "A Matter of Record," vital records from the Quad Cities (Iowa/Illinois) area, including a notice that Steven Ross "Steve" Maddux and Angela Lee "Angie" Ewoldt had obtained a marriage license in Davenport, Iowa
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| 49 |
S2322 | "A quiet little town uneasy after slaying," continuing followup to the murder of Karin Marie (Davis) Pforts
Will Stageman |
| 50 |
S8099 | "A Small World," an article discussing Donald Ross Walker, in Pot Luck, Marge's weekly newspaper column
Marjorie Naomi "Marge" (Walker) Kimble |
