Pleasant Bill News Special Correspondence Highlights Local Social Happenings
Local residents from Pleasant Bill area share family visits and community events. Mrs Leonard Carlson and Mrs Harvey Wolch visited Delphent Trade in Alcester stores. Hapless host families and visitors from Yankton to Ey Boot attend a town program at Spink. A Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid meeting is planned at J I Conner’s Alcester home.
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Ditlo
Union Creek
Ehatch Picig
Actas Fishinig
Leonard, Carlson
Harvey Wolch
Delphent
Alcesstor Hoon
HSP
Milfer
Familjedat
Tusell Hirt
Dred
Avis
Everett Hensley
Har- Wolele
Raker
Mra
Mtid
Abraham
John
Yankton
Ahaker
Spink
Telagives
Arson
Clifford Ie Chiavley’ Wang
Ey Boot
Gharenee
Andrews
Emil Klemmerdine
William Skinner
Russell Huff
Leonard Carlson
Wm. Bubs
Pleasant Hill Ladies’ Aid
Adaville Activities Chronicle Local Society Movements
Special correspondence notes multiple families traveling to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition and others visiting Grand Meadow for homecoming. It covers upcoming A B Ladies Aid Guest Day, Junior Endeavor meeting led by Kenneth Brown, and Leone Gabel in charge of a program.
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Bertsel Brown
Wesley Brown
Foster Rowe
Chicago
N. A. Hollingshead
Andrew Johnson
Grand Meadow
Kenneth ‘Brown
Junior Endeavor
Leone Gabel
Iowa State Fair Opens With Eight Day Plan Of Events
The Des Moines exposition announces a grand eight day program for the Iowa State Fair from August 23 to September 1 featuring nightly auto races from Aug 25 to 31, rodeo and parade events, band concerts and Century of Progress fireworks. Also included are side shows, exhibitions, and a fiddlers contest as part of the fair lineup along with a crop report update noting varying yields and weather effects across counties.
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Midwest
Iowa
Des Moines
Century ‘of Progress
Cireua
Augecker
Society
Horse
Dmvission
Pricda
Hayoy
Bean
Better Fight Grasshoppers In Iowa Fields
Iowa entomologists warn that abundant grasshoppers may cause major next year damage unless controlled now. They advise leaving alfalfa strips or an unplowed stubble to concentrate pests for cheap poisoning. A mash of 100 lb bran 6 lb Paris green 2 gal molasses and 10 gal water spreads by hand or endgate seeder.
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Iowa
Iowa State
College
Endgate
Picnic of the D. C. club at Riverstone Park
The annual picnic of the D. C. club south of town was held at Riverstone Park on Sunday, August 13. A delicious dinner and supper were served by the club to members, husbands, children and visitors, with numerous local families listed among attendees.
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D. C. Club
Riverstone Park
Anderson
Peter Graff
George. Lias
Wm, Lammers
George Lammers
Art
Hasenbank
Kenneth
Albert Grant
Eugene Ling
Hugh Chamberlain
Louise Lundgren
LaVerne. Anderson
Lavina Jurgensen
Joyce Emmick
PREPARE FOR RACE CLASSICS AT IOWA STATE FAIR
Des Moines prep for Midwest harness racing classics the $10,000 event to be decided over four afternoons from August 28 to 31 at the Iowa State Fair track. More than 300 of the nation's fastest trotters and pacers are entered this season. Derby Day is set for August 26 with a full afternoon of races and Iowa's first night racing runs nightly from August 25 through August 31.
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Iowa
Towa
North Tiers
Woodbury
Dubuque
Des Moines
United States
Midwest
Iowa State Air
State Fair Track
High Grade Job Printing Highlighted by Register Tribune
The Register-Tribune emphasizes its specialization in high grade job printing services. The brief notes the newspaper boast centers on quality work and reliable delivery for business and personal printing needs.
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Register-Tribune
Foe
Odd Quip on Advertising Rules Appears in Local Paper
A brief snippet from the issue quotes a rule about selling, warning against declaring inability to sell before placing a Wanted Ad in the Register Tribune. The remark reflects the paper’s wry take on local commerce etiquette.
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Register‘Tribune
Poor relief burden grows in Plymouth county crisis
The Le Mars Sentinel outlines the worsening poor problem in Plymouth County driven by unemployment and tax shortfalls. Officials face overdrawn funds, with 2,000 delinquents and only 43 percent tax collection, while federal aid wanes and a three-way federal state county plan looms. The piece urges fair, sustained action and notes wheat program measures under Secretary Wallace.
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le Mars Sentinel
Plymouth County
Langhout
Wheat allotment contracts advance at Iowa State College
Copies of the wheat allotment contract have arrived at Iowa State College through the Extension Service and will be distributed to county agents in coming days. They answer many previously unanswered questions about the wheat adjustment program. Application blanks for the allotment contract, to be signed before the formal contract, have been received. After the allotment application is completed, farmers proceed with the contract steps.
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County Wheat Committee
Wallace
Wheat Adjustment
Washington
Intel
Optirn
County Wheat Production Control Association
Mixtension Service
Iowa State College
Allotment Contract Binds 1934 35 Cropping Terms
The allotment contract attaches to the land and remains binding on any tenant entering the property during the 1934 and 1935 crop years, covering crops grown for home consumption and for food or feed.
Executors Notice for August Koch Estate
On August 7 1933 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Herman C Koch and J G Miller as executors of the estate of August Koch deceased. All debts should be paid to the executors and all claims presented to the court for allowance. Nelson Miller is attorney for the estate. Published August 10 17 24 1933.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
August Koch
Herman C, Koch
J. G. Miller
Nelson Miller
Birthday Greeting Cards Offered by Register-Tribune
Daily birthday greeting cards are available from the Register-Tribune office. The notice encourages readers to remember someone special by picking up a card set designed for everyday celebrations.
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Register- Tribune
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