Westeteld Hohons Special Correspondence
A fragmented local report recalls flooding and bridge damage north of town, with mentions of residents displaced and a rescue at night. It notes a July 4 celebration planned at Neary’s Park by the Farm Holiday and Farmers Union, aiming to draw crowds from Nebraska and South Dakota, and lists several local visits and outings including Melvin Hanson family trips and Centerville excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Virgin Prairie
Beresford
Rad ‘Boris
Mer- H. B
Morehead
Donald Albright
Merrill
Bernard Tooka
Hammond
Homer
Blatz Brew Dated Beer Promises Age Proof Across Bottle
Milwaukee Blatz Brewing Company unveils Brew-Dated bottles with an exact brew-date on each neck label to prove full aging. Local distributor D G Ross notes the move marks a major industry advancement, backed by a large expansion and millions invested to ensure access to fully aged Blatz Old Heidelberg beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
D. G. Ross
Blatz
Cet
Blatz Brewing Company
Blatz ‘Brewing Company
Heidelberg Beer
Codst Ito Edast
Heidelberg
Union Creek News brief reports church services and social notes
The Union Creek News lists Sunday services at the union church with services at 8 o'clock and choir rehearsal afterward. Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 21 at Mia Anderson’s home. The item also records visits, illnesses, and social greetings among residents including Olson, Adamson, Novak, Hult, Ericson, and Ericson families, with hospital stay noted for a Methodist member and various dinner visits and conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Iai
Erieson
A. Hult
Brieso
Wesley
Heeren
Hultgren
Taand
Benes
Ea. Hisrén
Ene Arieson
Jolm ‘Frisk
Alie Aind
Olson
John
Ericson
Dat
Ericson Londay
Audrey
Reirweak
News Print Production Prompts Freedom of Press Debate
The telegram from The Chemical Foundation in New York, dated June 8, 1934, urges Akron area readers to note progress and troubles in starting News Print production from south pine. It warns five nations may cartelize paper prices, threatening press freedom and editorials. The note cites U.S. dependence on imports, the impact on publishers, and asks for publication of the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register-Tribune
Chemical Foundation
New ‘York City
N.Y
Francis P. Garvan
New York
N. Y
Ray ‘A. Smith
Ritter Register-Tribune
Akron
Towa
South
Tennessee Valley
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Germany
England
New York Times
Milwaukee road timetable trains to Sioux City and Sioux Falls
Northbound Arrow No 7 Chi Soo F 9 23.0 m and Arrow No 8 Soo F Chi 6 20 p m daily with dining and sleeping cars. Southbound Nos 307 308 run 7 04 p m and 2 47 p m with mail service except Sundays when the trains run mail only on specific days. Trains stop only at Akron Hawarden Canton between Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Agent C P Kinser Akron Iowa
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Arrow
Chi.-Soo.-F
Soo C.-S.f
Soo F.-S.c
Soo F.-Chi
Akron
Hawarden
Canton
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
P. Kinser
Towa
Executors Notice for Kate Smith Estate Plymouth IA
Notice to all interested that on May 31 1934 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed P Klaurer and Julia Klaurer executors of the estate of Kate Smith deceased late of the county. Debts to the estate should be paid to the undersigned and claims must be presented legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated May 31 1934. John F Stecker, Attorney for Estate. Publish June 7 14 21 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Kate Smith
Klauer
Julia Klauer
John F.stecker
Akron motorists warned on speeding by town council
Notice to motorists warns that fast driving on Akron streets violates ordinance and may lead to arrests and fines. By order of Town Council. Dick Bohlen, mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dick Bohlken
Town Council bans sling shots in town limits
Notice to boys warns that use of sling shots is prohibited by ordinance and will be enforced. Reports of damage due to sling shots have been made and anyone caught using one will be severely dealt with by order of Town Council Mayor Dick Bohlken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick, Bohlken
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
The family extends sincere thanks for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their little daughter and sister Mary Ellen. They also thank Mr. and Mrs. A J Thornton and family for the floral offering. The Register Tribune invites comments and suggestions to improve the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen
A. “J. Thornton
BUILD CHEVROLETS AT FAIR IN CHICAGO EXHIBIT
Chevrolet announces its assembly line at the General Motors building for the 1934 Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. More than 200 workers will assemble about 20 cars daily with standard NRA 36 hour week hours, operating 1:30 to 5 and 6:30 to 9 p.m. daily except Sunday, using a duplicate line for observers to follow each step. Cars will carry a special medallion on the instrument panel and bodies and chassis will arrive after 10 p.m. each night when the fair closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
General ‘Motors
Chicago
Frazer
Nhcaeaae
NRA
United States
General Motors
Production Credit loans surge to 26 million in place
J M Schulenberger of the Production Credit Association reports a Washington DC official says about 26 million in production loans and approvals have already been granted through associations. The loan volume is expected to rise as the season advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Schulenberger
Production Credit Association
M. Garwood
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D.C
Ita
Storage Space Arranged for Grasshoppers Bait
Union County agricultural officials announce distribution of insect bait across eight storage sites in the county. Allocation is to be based on infested crop acres per farmer, with small quantities to gardeners in towns. Three carloads totaling seventy five tons have arrived. poisonings to start soon as farmers wait for hatch to pass.
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Union
L.A
Beresford
Prairie Township
Alcester
Big, Springs
Amos Green Farm
Virginia Township
Nora
Emmet Township
Spink
Spink Township
Sioux Valley Town Hall
Sioux Valley
Elk Point
Brule
Riclrand
Civil Bend
Eberlein
Plant Soybeans After Corn For Iowa Emergency Crop
The best time to plant soybeans is one to two weeks after corn, with June first possible. Seed rate varies by method, 1 bushel per acre in 36 inch rows, 2 bushels by grain drill or broadcast. Use inoculation if bacteria in soil are absent. avoid erosion prone hillsides. harvest like small grain. hay plants kept in swath for rapid curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Farm Crops Department
Town State Fair to Feature Record Corn and Produce Shows
Plans for the 1934 Town State Fair announce a major corn and grain competition with total prizes of 4900 dollars. Top award for a single corn type is 416 dollars, with classes for ten ears, thirty ears, and seed corn. Additional prizes cover grains, grass, grain sheaf, and specialty corn. The fair also includes farm exhibits, county displays, and Farm Bureau projects, totaling over 3700 dollars. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will organize seven exhibits highlighting county farm bureau projects. Premium lists available from Secretary A R Corey in Des Moines.
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Towa
Jeorn
Agricultual
Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Fair Management
A. R. Corey
Des Moines
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Thurston
Dixon
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Plymouth
Montana
Woodbury
Crawford
Shhulenberger
Union, Creek News
Boraml Correspandaene
Pleasant Hill News
Hugo,Granstrom
Hoeron
Wilson
Heasley
Earl Heasley
Harvey
Welch
Leonard Carlen
Bronx
Guy
Clarence
Andee
Arkor’s
Fohland
Strong
Tor
Milwaukee ‘Road
Register
Tribune
Union Station
Ask Us
Agent Akron, Towa
The
Milwaukee Road
Per Peck
G.M. CO
Register- Tribune
Jenson Electric Shop
James Klauer
Informer Jenson
Electric Shop
Dad
Ises Ssaye
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