Bank and sheriff notices and tax sale alert
A Plymouth County bank statement sworn by cashier H H Wetzeler in July 1933 appears with tallies of deposits and equity. A separate Sheriff’s Sale notice, issued by the District Court of Plymouth County, lists property of Clara B Lyles to be sold July 18 1933 to satisfy a John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company judgment for 15408.07 plus 237.74 costs. Auction at the Plymouth County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmer
Town
County of
Plymouth
H. BH. Wetaeler
H. H. Wetzeler
Lawrence Gibbons
Notary Publica
Henry Dirks
H. Shoulberg
Frank Wakeman
District Court
Iowa
Plymouth County
John Hancock Mutual ‘Life Insurance Company
Clara B. Lyles
Ren Gatate
Clara B. Lylea
Ninetythree
Towa
The
Mars
Niblis
Chevrolet doubles output in June, hits high year months
Chevrolet announces June output of 81,573 units surpassing May and June last year. W. S. Knudsen credits morale and cooperation of 9,000 employees and the share-the-work plan for keeping employment steady. Regulated hours and seasonal stock buildup helped sustain production.
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Chevrolet
Kadeen
Atitad
Kandaen
Knudsen
Chevrolet Motor Company
Knudaen
Payralla
Knudaon
Vacent Yenra
Tina
Nodgona
Adaville Activities Chronicle Local Happenings and Weddings
Dwight and Wallace Brown returned home after ten days with grandparents in Milnerville. Miss Nella Man Kingy and Joseph Davis quietly married at Gregory on June 8, 1933. Nella Mae, former Plymouth County resident, taught for three years after moving to Lucas. Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Elmer Philips home. Wheat on ectlags boys entertained Adaville church with music and sermon. Francis Baker of Merrill attended the Dreeszen home. Milner family visited Clark Tindall’s. The Philipses and Chester Philips families enjoyed a picnic at Riversioux. Rev N A Hollingshead and others left for Cedar Falls convention. Mrs Paul Steel to lead Christian Endeavor Sunday. U B Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Ella Morehead’s. Kenneth Brown to lead Junior Endeavor Sunday. Ed Harbeck visited Lawrence Frisch.
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Adaville
Dwight
Wallace Brown
Fl. F. Dreeazen
Milnerville
Nella Man Kingy
Lions
Joseph Davis
Néar
Burke
Gregory
Nella Mae
Plymouth
Lucas
Wood
Présha
Women’s Missionary Society
Elmer. Philips
Wheatom
Tll
U. B. Church
Francis Baker
Merrill
Thos
Dreeszen
Richard Milner
Clark Tindall
Elmer Philips
Chester Philips
Riversioux
N. A. Hollingshead
Wilmer Brown
Agnes Johnson
Cedar Falls
Paul Steel
Christian Endeavor
U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Ella Morehead
Kenneth Brown
Junior Endeavor
Ed. Harbeck
Riverside
Lawrence Frisch
Notice of Noxious Weed Destruction in Plymouth County Iowa
Board of Supervisors of Plymouth County orders destruction of listed noxious weeds on all lands within the county. Owners and occupants must cut Canada thistle sow thistle and quack grass by July 15 1933 and schedule deadlines for other species with further dates. Failure to comply will incur costs charged to property owners and possible weed commissioner action.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
JH. Almann
Clork
Many Pigs Need New Homes in Akron Trade Call
Gregory gonnty in Burke South Dakota reports a large pig drop due to drought and insects ruin, leaving thousands of pigs weighing 20 to 100 pounds ready for sale at reasonable prices. Anglers seeking pigs should contact the Secretary of the Commercial Club in Burke to be connected with buyers. Trade in Akron with our Live Merchant. It will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Gonnty
Angens
Commercial Club
Burke
Splitting a single sheet into three parts demonstration
The article explains a method to divide a printed sheet into three distinct parts. It describes the surface with engravings, the side with the letter press, and a blank middle sheet. A pane of glass, soaked paper, and pasted cloth enable splitting, then soaking to remove adhered portions.
Water Tiger called Dytiscus diving beetle species
The article explains the Prenaceous Diving Beetle Dytiscus and its larvae, known as Water Tigers for their blood-thirstiness. Beetles hibernate in muddy stream bottoms, emerge occasionally, and are drawn to lights in summer. Larvae live underwater then burrow to pupate, with pupation lasting weeks in summer and all winter for autumn transformants. The family includes nearly three hundred North American species.
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Jasta
Montreal Herald
Monkeys without fleas at Bronx zoo curator says
A Bronx zoo curator dismisses the notion that monkeys swing by tails and pick fleas from each other. He notes New World monkeys in captivity are nearly parasite free due to dry air and daily grooming by keepers. Scratching is a courtesy and plucking imaginary fleas is an old, pleasant custom.
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Bronx Zoo
Newworld
New York World-Telegram
Labrador Climate Compared To Britain And Ireland
The article contrasts Labrador and Britain Labrador extending near the same latitudes while warm tropical currents sweep the British shores northward and Arctic waters move south along North America. It notes Britain enjoys temperate winters milder than Ohio, while Labrador faces severe cold and stormy conditions with northern tundra beyond forests yet its dry air makes winters bearable and healthful.
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Labrador
Britain
British Isles
Ireland
Arctic
North America
Ohio
Harpsichord Ingenious Factoids From Washington Star
The harpsichord faded with the piano forte yet proved ingenious in design. A wooden jack with crow quill or leather struck strings when keys pressed, producing the instrument’s bright sound as described by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Age Limits for Postmasters Rule in Postal Service
A man seventy may not become postmaster at Gh office of the fourth class paying under $500 yearly. For fyat second and third class offices and fourth class offices paying $500 plus, the maximum applicant age is sixty five. The limit is waived for postal workers with two years in service before the filing closing date and for those with military or naval service credit.
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Elleg
Daga
Fyat
Eixty
Algo
Lso
Parsons
Bird Song and Human Unrest in a Washington Star Essay
The writer argues that the feeling of unrest stems from humanity confronting a truth nature presents through birds. The essay links this to religion and ethics, suggesting happiness tied to unrealizable beliefs will fade, while the true harmony revealed in birds’ songs endures beyond eras.
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Yracewell
Washington Star
Mdén
The United States Motto on Coins and Seals
The motto E Pluribus Unum, proposed by a three member committee including Franklin Adams and Jefferson in 1776, was adopted for the Great Seal in 1782 and placed on coinage in 1796. The phrase appears in classical sources and was inscribed on a scroll from an eagle.
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U. 3
United States
Javinch
Charles Thomson
Congress
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Standard English Word Forms in Dictionaries
An excerpt discusses how standard English words are determined by authority or common consent and how dictionaries mark foreign or obsolete terms. It notes language changes over time and cites camouflage as an example of a word newly standard after World War I.
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General Consent
Gays Pathfinder
New Sponge Species Found in London Aquarium
A newly described sponge species in the London aquarium appears able to slowly creep toward food sources, unlike its stationary relatives. It is believed one or more individuals entered with sea water and multiplied, suggesting a shift in sponge behavior and potential implications for aquarium ecosystems.
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London Aquarium
Being a Good Citizen Opinions on Qualifications
Two viewpoints discuss what makes a good citizen. A person should know local issues from newspapers and current magazines, follow national legislation, and study records of those voted for. Honesty and decency in personal affairs and in local government are emphasized.
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National Congress
Infant In Arms Opens Henry Sixth Parliament Scene
Montreal Herald notes an English parliament opened by an infant in arms. The infant prince was carried from the Tower to Westminster on a tall horse, fed bread and milk, then entered the House of Lords seated on his mother’s knee. An old chronicler calls the scene strange and rarely seen in England.
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Westminster
Henry VI
Montreal
London
Tower
House of Lords
England
More Cows Than People In New Zealand Record
A New Zealand dairy stat card notes 1,702,000 dairy cows and 1,500,000 residents. In a year dairy cattle rose by 100,000 while butter consumption remains low at one fifth of production.
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New Zealand
Flva
Entomologist Warns Against Disease Bugs in Fields
A report from extension entomologist A. D. Worthington at Town State College cautions farmers about using diseased bugs to control pests. He says spores are widespread and can develop under proper temperature and humidity without deliberate introduction, making such methods ineffective.
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Frhak Gontrol
Otter
A. D. Worthington
Town Btnte College
Town State College
Aries
Unclear OCR Summary of Agricultural Circulars
Fragmentary OCR text discusses corn rows and pests, mentioning Worthington and a circular prepared by state saving and Vic gist. Reads as a damaged historical note on pest control and corn stumps with references to individuals.
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Worthington
Birthday Greeting Memo From Town State College
Fragmentary note mentions a birthday remembrance and a birthday greet card. References to Town State college, Aries, Tivery day, and a playful phrase about registering a greeting. Contains unclear placeholders and nonstandard names, but implies a campus birthday acknowledgment.
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