Advertising will drive recovery says Madisonville publisher
Edgar Arnold of the Madisonville Messonpor argues that advertising will lead the nation out of the recent slump. He cites plans by agencies to place ads in newspapers and magazines to revive demand, boost production, and reemploy workers. The piece urges readers to send greeting cards to lift friends’ spirits.
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Edgar Arnold
Thio
Madisonville
Messonpor
Apaper Advertising
Westfield community notes and social calendar
Local society pages recount visits by Mr and Mrs Albert Harvington and families to LeMavour and relatives, Jesters, and guests at St Catharines Guild. Reports cover hostesses, visiting kin from Sioux City and Chicago, school principal’s post, barn fire losses near town, movie nights sponsored by local business men, and numerous family and acquaintance gatherings in Westfield and surrounding areas.
Chatsworth News Briefs on Visits and Local Life
CHATSWORTH: CHATS Special Correspondence reports Amand Hendrisks went to Sioux City Wednesday. Bill Kelley Kirk Paulson Tank Specht and Mr Hemmingson went to the Lakes Saturday to fish. Edith Bennett of Orange City and Louise Noothe of Alton visited at the former's home Sunday. Barnadine Rounds and Arlene Neilson of Sheldon visited Henry Birnight’s. Helen Newman of Hawarden visited Margaret Scholten over the weekend. Georgian Crow visited Grandma Hendricks last week. Laura Webb operated on Monday at Akron hospital for ruptured appendix. Mrs Eugene Dalgliesh and children visited sister Mrs Ray Dowling and husband. L J Christopher and a wife and Bert Smith and wife of Langford S D visited uncle D C Burnett Monday. Mrs Van Polt of Putton S D and Lawrence Web and family of Mitchell S D called Monday due to Laura Webb illness. Mrs Hemmingson and daughter Jo Adame visited Nup Lamoureux home near Sioux City Wednesday. Mr Hemmingson went to Marion South Dakota on business last week. John Kuck of Centerville SD visited Sunday. Mrs C V Cole and Mrs John Hayek and son Howard of Fort Dodge IA came Saturday and spent Sunday with A R Landi. They say crops are much better here.
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Chatsworth
Amand Hendrisks
Sioux City
Bill Kelley
Kirk Paulson
Tank Specht
Mr. Hemmingson
Lakes
Edith Bennett
Orange City
Louise Noothe
Alton
Honchers
Barnadine Rounds
Arlene Neilson
Sheldon
Henry Birnight
Helen Newman
Hawarden
Margaret Scholten
Georgian Crow
Grandma Hendricks
Laura Webb Wns
Akron Hospital
Eugene Dalgliesh
Ray Dowling
L. J. Christopher
Bert Smith
Langford
Richland Roundups Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
Special correspondent reports from Richland note Carl Daniels and family visiting his mother and relatives. Walter Bogenrief of Leeds and Ben Snave of Sioux City stopped by Bennett home. Mrs Nesbit returned home after a two week visit with relatives. Gilbert Lyons visited his father A. D. Richland. Harry Webber family shopped in Elk Point. Dean McSloy and daughter Jane arrived from Chicago and left for Rapid City with Mrs M H Barr and Dorothy. Dorothy Crill teaches dancing at Riversioux. Mrs Earl Bihhneyer hosted Richland Ladies Aid. Edward Holden hosted birthday party for daughter at Riversioux Park. Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson visited Bennett home. Maurice Erickson and Helen Tucker went with Tollefson to Sioux City. Melvin Lias made a business trip to Sioux City.
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Walter Bogenrief
Leeds
Ben Snave
Sioux City
Bennett
Nesbit
Gilbert Lyons
A. D
Richland
Harry Webbers
Elk Point
Dean McSloy
Jane
Chicago
McSloy
Rapid City
Edward Holden
Riversioux Park
Edward Anderson
Maurice Erickson
Helen Tucker
Cne ‘Tollefson
Saturay
Melvin Lias
Gillette opposes industry control bill in congress
Cherokee Democrat Guy M. Gillette denounces the administration’s industry control bill as too far reaching and a dictatorship over industry. He warns it would let the president delegate controls, forcing labor and employers to follow regulations on wages hours and conditions set by appointees rather than the president. He also attacks taxes and highway fund allocations in the amendment and criticizes a proposed income tax scheme favoring the wealthy.
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Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Congress
Gillette
Tio
Towa
Merrill area social notices and gatherings posted
Miss Buntica Thoma visits Merrill relatives while many neighbors host dinners and attend events. Community members share visits with the Frisch Brown Dreeszen and Zellers families, attend Children's Day services, and plan Achievement Day in LeMars. Busy farmers cultivate corn and alfalfa as women craft posters for upcoming event.
Elopement charge dropped after county inquiry
An elopement charge against Lavina Morehead and H R Newman was dropped at a LeMars hearing before Judge Koenig on Wednesday. The couple, once pursued by Sheriff Rippey, were found camping near a gravel pit, with Morehead 80 and Newman 43, and the public backstory included a husband’s complaint and an eventual reconciliation.
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E. P. Murray
J. G. Koenig
LeMurs Sentinel
Newman
Westfield Yifinity
Lavina Morehead
H. R. Newman
Howard Morehead
Aditory
RE. Rippey
Nownwn
Pests And Peddlers Spark Local Debate In Akron
The Akron Times notes a surge of bill peddlers from Montgomery Ward Penny’s and others flooding Kingsley with bills and posters. Residents report litter on doorsteps lawns and flower beds prompting calls for ordinances. Harold Bogen a LeMars native and ex National Guard member died from a gunshot wound in Rockford while investigating night workers for a detective agency.
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Kingsley
Times
Montgomery Ward
Penny's
Sioux City
LeMars
Kingeley
World War I veteran Harold Bogan dies at 36 near Rockford
Harold Bogan, about 36, served with Company K at the Mexican border and later in World War I. He saw duty in Siberia, the Philippines, Japan, and China, was wounded in Siberia, and returned to the United States to reside in Rockford. He is survived by his father, his widow formerly Miss Oln Chow, and two sons. she taught at LeMars High School before the war.
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Harold Bogan
Siberia
Philippines
Aapan
China
Siberian
United States
Rockfard
Oln Chow
Gorman and Tatin
LeMars Wgh
Unemployment relief ends as county scrip is halted
Several hundred Plymond county men faced a return to case by case relief after unemployment scrip payments were stopped. Funds exhausted by widespread use, scrip helped buy food clothing and fuel but was phased out due to lack of funds and concerns over broad use. Taxpayers bear the burden, while relief must focus on genuine need and preserve self respect.
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Plymond
Des Moines
Serip
Nome
LeMara Sentinel
Real Estate Transfers From 1930s to 1988 District Records
Real estate transfers involve R E Rippey sheriff delivering parcels to Travelers Insurance Co on April 29 1935 for NEY 9 and Ni NW14 10 91 48 valued at 10078 48 and to Columbian National Life Insurance Co on May 2 1988 for S14 SEY 12 and NY NEW and SWI NEY 13 10 48 valued at 8891 80 Grace Keane sells parcel on April 3 1933 along Pearl Road over part NY 20-93-48 for 156 01 Peter Bherle sells int in 23 NEW Block 80 Alcon Ohio Co Robert Bberle sells int in 23 NEW Block 80 Akron for 1 00 dollars.
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R. E. Rippey
Travelers Ins. Co
Ney
Columbian
Peal Road
Peter Bherle
Martin Bherle
Executor's Notice for Theo dora Montagne Estate
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints FRANK J. MONTAGNE as Executor of Theo dora Montagne deceased. Creditors must present lawful claims to the Court for allowance, with payment to the Executor. Dated May 29, 1993. Publishings June 1, 16, 1993.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
Theodora Montagne
Alowance
Frank J. Montagne
Executor Appointed for L. H. Adana Estate in Iowa
On May 29 1933 ARTHUR G ADAMS was named executor of L H Adana deceased, with all parties having claims to present them for allowance by the court. Also reports three kitten ball games at Coyle pasture: Hill Rats vs pick-up 23 to 3, Hill Rats vs Biurs 12 to 16, Hill Rats 16 All Stars 0, with next week Hill Rats vs Brule at Bihluoyer pasture near Riversioux Park.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
L. H. Adana
Arthur G, Adams
Coyle
Hill Rats
Rats
All Stars
Biurs
All Stave
Brule
Bihluoyer
Riversioux Park
Local News Items From Akron and Surrounding Areas
Local items describe visits by residents to Lake Okoboji and Onawa, graduations from the University of South Dakota and Central High, and a marriage license issued in Sioux City. Baseball in Akron hosts Hinton Juniors. grasshoppers spotted in town. clergy and families visit relatives. Community notices include bake sale details and a vigil reference.
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Iene Étiedy
Alf’ Parsons
Paris
Chinen Temple
Enchanted Island
Milwaukee Road
Reglister-Tribune
Voile
Fernbrook
Kellogg’s
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GM Company
Dar- Jona Jammerthal
T. A. Dennison
St. Catharine’s Guild
Jefferson Indies
Kinleyaide
Roy Dennison
L. V. Gantwill
Darrel Connolly
Sioutx City
Connolly
Leonid Jackson
Mary’ Wahl
Virgil Wall
Elsa Casselling
Lyoar
Ames
M. J. Kennedy
Salix
Kennedy
Catherine Seyler
J. Fans Webber
Lith Webber
Riverstons Park
Westfield
Weatfield
Riversioux
Frank O'Connor
A. J. Thornton
Atte Tetion
Dot Caylor
Indianola
BE. H. Spannaing, Jr
L. Stickley Faily
Tarness
George Robertson Andeluldyon
Sioux Falls
Lawrence Beaubien
Phil
Beaubien
Darwin Thornton
Lawrence Thornton
Victor Johnson
Teundeen
Win
Seyler
Catherine
Maxine Seyler
Barbara Emmick
Blythe McQuire
Ray Connolly
Wm. Seyler
Win.Brownawell
Harold
Braddock
N. D
H. B. Lilly
Brownawells
Westheld
Steve Gant
Baby
Gant Lone
L “Mobilgas
UL Ira
White Eagle
Ren Bil Ay
Carl Daniels
Cedar Rapids
Congresa Ennndt
Legislatuve
Adavidle Activitias
Misa Buntica Thoma
Merrill
Thos. Frisch
George Brown
Mra
Edwin Brown
Dumont
Royd Brown
Mya
Clyde Zellers
Kade
John Tawlks
W. W
Zellers
H. 3
Dreeayon
Milnerville
Dressren
Ferno Dreeszen
Harvey Herman
UW. B
George Zimmerman
Kester Bornholts
Carol Joy
Dreeszen
Harry Buelira
Valda Ertcson
Sioux
City
Tia
Akron
Harold Bogen
Old Company K
Town National Guard
Rockford
Urglar
Jos Bogen
Hinton
Gate At the Rag
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Gothan
J. Matinatrom
Pnith
Tarmers’ Grain, Co
Kathleen
Mary Ann Tiong
Lake Okoboji
Roy Kenny
Edith
Kenny
Mra. Mrickson
Gussia
Rov
Myra
Fred A. Meske
Albert King
Pierce
Bilert
Eldon
Aarold
Belt
Anatar
Minnesota
Smith
Onawa
Lindy
Viola Dowling
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
W. Harker
Guy FL Burker Motm
Tawarden
Harkers
Olof Myreson
Burkets
L. K
Akron Va
Huh City
Vermillion
Hub City
Iron Akron
J. C. Langholz
Frances Ann
Eunice
Ladysmith
Wis
Arthur Langholz
Norman
Belnond
Town
Fred A. Meska
Varle Allen
University of Town
Canls
Towa City
Briday
Clas. Allen
San Jose
Calif
Central High School
Centeal High Eas
Leo R. Palmer
C.cg. C
Des
Tern
Joy Neal
Burton Swift
Dernell Swift
D. Putsmet
R.tockar
C. Swift
J. Barnest
B. Bary
A. Lemen
Ain Eovely
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