County funds safeguarded with security upgrades in LeMars
LeMars officials move to protect county money with an in office electric alarm system and weaponry including a machine gun and sawed off shotguns to deter holdup men as county treasurer Langhout holds cash in the safe. Patronize your home merchants.
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Sudden Death of Alex Card Jr at 37 in Sioux City
Funeral services for Alex Card Jr 37 were held Friday with Rev J N Oatley presiding. Born December 28 1896 in Elk Point township he died March 8 1933 in Sioux City of pneumonia with a weak heart. He served at Great Lakes and was discharged 1921. Survived by widow Mona Lavera Dailey and two children, plus three brothers, one sister. Burial with military honors in Ike Point cemetery. Memorials suggested by community.
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Elk Point Township
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
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Akron
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Darrell Eugene
Naval Academy
Great Lakes Training Station
Chicago
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Levi
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Woodbury
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Jefferson
Roy
Stickney
S. D
Wm. Schulz
Hebron
Lester
Réel Rap
Mia
LeMars
Quitable Life Assurance Company
New York City
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Jacobson
Presbyterian Church
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F. F. Robinson
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de Pree
LeMars Presbyterian Church
Millions at stake in hog feeding profits warned by Buckley
Des Moines Iowa farmer Clyde M Buckley argues that Iowa lost as much as four million dollars at current hog prices due to poor feeding practices and advocates using tankage protein concentrates. He cites high corn costs, notes that mixing tankage with meal and alfalfa meal improves gains, and urges farmers to advertise and adopt protein feeding to unlock millions in potential earnings.
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Des Moines
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Clyde M. Buckley
New Beer Bill Advances in Congress to Roosevelt’s Desk
Congress passed a broad beer measure awaiting President Roosevelt’s signature. It legalizes 8.2 percent beer and 4 percent wine, imposes a $6 per barrel federal tax, preserves state regulation, upholds the Webb Kenyon act in dry states, and sets license fees for brewers wholesalers and retailers. It also adjusts dry laws for Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico, permits advertising, and preserves Volstead penalties. A separate card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after John A Jones’s death.
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Pleasant Hill School Notes Declamatory Contest and Spelling Results
A Pleas ant Hill school notes item reports a declamatory contest tryout with judges and visitors, a township spelling contest on March 18 with ten spellers from five schools, and the Pleasant Hill participants Merle Offerdahl Bertha Overby Dorothy Greenwood and Helen Larson earning top oral and written results. Additional items cover the Y C L speaking contest divisions and the March 8 school program. Birthdays, attendance notes, and spring curriculum updates are included along with a note on a LeMars resident’s clipping about Mr P C Weir’s death and funeral in Langton Mill.
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Helen Larson
Bertha Overby
Dorothy Greenwood
Merle Offerdahl
Hillswood
Pleasant Hill
Bertha’ Overby
Spink Township
Dik Point
Blanche Eldem
Spink
Carrie Overby
Wayne Greenwood
Ardis Satter
Elizabeth Lyle
Hillwood
Dorothy Klemme
Bernice Klopstad
Rue Adene
Lorraine
Vernon Kulvik
Lavern Klemme
Sheriff's Sale Notice of Plymouth County Iowa 1933
By special execution issued from the District Court clerk, the real property of Hartzhe Van Buskirk et al becomes subject to sale. The description covers lands in Section 6 and Section 1, Township 92, Ranges 48 and 49 West, with railroad right of way exclusions. Sale set for April 1, 1938 at 10 am at the courthouse north door in DeMars, Plymouth County Iowa, to satisfy a debt of 29208.18 dollars plus 368.68 costs and accruing costs, to the highest bidder for cash. Sheriff R. B. Rippy announces the action. Stason & Knoepfler, attorneys. Published March 16 and 23, 1933.
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Nie
Ain’ Jaiied Ianen
Hmdzehe-Van Buskirk Et al
In. Rem
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Chicago; Milwaukes & St. Paul Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Court House
DeMars
Iowa
R. BH
Ripphy
Stason & Knoepfler
Plaintiff
Sioux City
Iowa farmers plan 704000 acre cut in corn this spring
Iowa farmers expect to reduce corn acreage by 704000 acres or six percent this spring, per the Iowa Department of Agriculture. Across cultivated crops a 2.6 percent reduction is indicated, with corn, spring wheat, barley and soybeans leading the decrease. Oats, flaxseed, potatoes and tame hay are expected to rise. Weather conditions and price changes influence these shifts.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Vegtatalion and Trade Notes From Alton Office
The crop bureau notes may alter trade in Alton. The Register-Tribune emphasizes high grade job printing services and urges readers to engage local providers for quality printing needs.
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