Buckeye News of Buckeye Parade and Local Notices
United Farmers of Buckeye won first place with a float in Iowa Falls parade. Jack Johnson’s car was adorned with red white blue and orange crepe paper. Phil LaFollette addressed Iowa Falls Tuesday afternoon. Buckeye representatives met county supervisors at Eldora. Buckeye opposes tax cut move to 60 percent of 1931 level. Several families visited, including Elmer Wynn and Herman Eggers. Sunday school picnic followed six weeks of Bible school at Fred Bertog farm. Buckeye and Eldora Walther League teams clashed in kittenball. Buckeye girls won 12 to 0. Eldora boys won 3 to 2. Mrs. Ella Luttschwager and Grace returned from a week at Chicago’s Century of Progress. Miss Runke of Hollandale, Minnesota visiting the Puttkamer home. Marion Markle family returned from fishing in Canada and Minnesota. Theodore Freese from Albuquerque visited Rev. Janke. Junior Hanson from Hubbard stayed with Ernest Winter. Ralph Scott and children to Traer for visit with Ralph’s parents. Henry Daum family and Florence Voorhees visited Henry’s daughter in Clear Lake. Tilda Kinney returned to Radcliffe to care for her mumps ill daughter. Buckeye and Garden City played baseball. Buckeye lost.
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United Farmers of Buckeye
Iowa Falls
Jack Johnson
Buckeye
Phil LaFollette
Eldora
United Farmers
Elmer Wynn
Ella Luttschwager
Grace
Century of Progress
Chicago
Charles Puttkamer
Miss Runke
Hollandale
Minnesota
Puttkamer
Marion Markle
Canada
Henry Daum
Florence Voorhees
Henry
Ralph Graham
Clear Lake
Tilda Kinney
Louis Kinney
Arthur Underwood
Radcliffe
Pete Tysdahl
Garden City
Local Family Gatherings Highlight South Alden News
Miss Belle Swalve of Clarksville stays with aunt Mrs Ed Lyons while Franklin Rubey visits Esslinger and Squire homes. Des Moines visits by Dr O Connor and wife Verda Rasmusson. Barhite family and Mrs G J Neuenfeldt visit sister Mrs Howard Mayne at Ledyard. Edith Logan returns home after two weeks with Mrs Floyd Barhite. Various Sunday visits include Preston Duncan, John Bommer group from Jewell, and Ray Rasmusson.
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Belle Swalve
Clarksville
Ed Lyons
Franklin Rubey
Esslinger
Squire
O’connor
Verda Rasmusson
Des Moines
Floyd Barhite
G. J. Neuenfeldt
Barhite
Howard Mayne
Ledyard
Edith Logan
K. K. Prescott
Alden
Otis Prescott
D. L. Rubey
W. A. Squire
Mildred Olsen
Radcliffe
Clarence Barhite
Popejoy News Brimming With Local Visits and Church Notes
A flurry of visits fills Popejoy as Mr. and Mrs. Dodd and family tour Chas Snyder’s near Rowan while Irene Moore visits from New Providence. Several sets of relatives travel to Chicago for the exposition. local residents attend picnics, church events, and family gatherings in Alden, Bradford, Clarion, and Dows.
Local guests gather at A H Blackmore home Sunday
Gates New York City Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen and family with Mr and Mrs Wayne Hall and family New Providence Mr and Mrs Henry Harkema and family Mr and Mrs O A L arson and son Waterloo Mr and Mrs A TD Pettenger Mr and Mrs Hermson and Dave Gardner were guests in the A H Blackmore home Sunday afternoon.
Burdette Items of Interest
Mr and Mrs Walter Mark of Burdette share notable happenings from the community. The brief notes cover local social, business, and civic items of interest, highlighting routine events and household updates familiar to town residents.
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Mrs
Walter Mark
The Peddler Nuisance In Red Oak Express
A housewife describes intrusion by a bold itinerant peddler who pushes cheap goods and insults her. The piece argues peddlers undercut home merchants, risk theft and fraud, and drain local community welfare, urging residents to curb such itinerant trade.
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Red Oak Express
Patience and Insensibility Contrast in Self Control
Dilwyn argues that true patience differs from mere insensibility. Indolence drags us down, while patient fortitude comes from enduring adverse winds with a skilled pilot and disciplined company steering the self.
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Dilwyn
No Stars on the Flag Counted as Vowels on Emblems
A historical note explains the flag bears no stars but heraldic mullets representing vowels of knightly spurs. Each state is symbolized by a vowel rather than a star, transforming the national banner into a vowel-for-state emblem.
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Union
Gauffriere Eruption Report
On April 30, 1813, the Vincentian Sauffriere fissure eruption opened a circular chasm over half a mile wide and about 500 feet deep. The eruption sent volcanic dust as far as Barbadoes, 100 miles away, covering the island in ash and debris.
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Barbadoes
Looking Backward in Alden Century of Local Notes
Twenty years ago and thirty years ago entries recount Alden events. Local leaders M W Ries and George Hurst are noted, families visit from Minnesota and Iowa, and community changes from residents moving, marriages, and church ordinations are listed with several named locals and businesses.
In Hard Times and High Prices We Still Buy
The piece laments rising costs in June with gas tobacco and sugar climbing. It notes the public keeps buying despite price hikes and taxes while implied criticism targets those who speak out against price increases. It casts light on social acceptance of inflation.
Signals Mix Up On Tariff Reduction Plan
A light political note suggesting some delegation members misinterpreted the ten percent general tariff cut proposal, implying confusion or mixed signals within the group.
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Alden Gines
OWA PR Sociam
News OF
South Alden News
Russell
Glenn Kreamer
Ray Rasmus
Ted Schnathorst
Burl Barhite
E. Rasmusson
John Bommer
Jo Ann
Myrtle Bommer
Myrtle O'Connor
Jewell
Harry O'Connor
Chas
Popejoy News
Jay Dodd
Chas. Snyder
Rowan
Irene Moore
New Providence
Joe Waggoner
McNee
Milford
Leland Stauffee
Rogers
Bampton
Harlo Balk
A. Bolk
Sheffie’s
Elmer Bolk
Ted Thompson
Story City
Dotho Walton
Irene Cox
Dodd
Council Bluffs
Will Baker
Roy Sowl
Li's
Frenk White
Clarion
Chas. Waln
Wyatt
Mr. Nissen
Popejoy
Floyd Ellefson
Roy Dodd
A. E. White
Logan McBurney
Improvement Club
Ackerman
Ed Ackerman
Bert Petrie
Mt. Pleasant
Ethel DeLaney
Nevada
Violet Brentinstah
Los Angeles
Little John Rinalli
Iowa City
Rosa Graff
Coy
Wilma
John Beer
Andrew Graff
Frieda
Bertha
Martha
W. E. Rogers
M. C. Baker
Cedar Rapids
Flora Popejoy
Miss Peterson
Dows
Corcoran
McMurray
Flossie Drury of
Dews
Everett Wood
Mason City
James Foster
Marshalltown
Floyd Montz
Whitten
Clarence Reece
Hazen Bailey
Miss Hotchkiss
Earl Russell
Chapin
Wayne Stauffer
Everett McCord
Isobel Eliefson
Popejoy Methodist Church
Lee Center
Lois Sanders
Miss Sanders
Princeton, Minn
Frank Woodruff
Art Hunt
Daisy Hunt
R. Miller
Henry Waggoner
Merl
Kenneth Jacques
Mesdames Maxwell, Kelier and
Wiarda
E. R. Moon
John Leslie
Fred Oler
A. J
Charlie Lewis
Marian Christianson
W. J. Hager
Burdette P. T. A
Emil Hartkopp
Isaac Walton
Welcome, Minn
Cecil Oswood
Co-Operative Creamery
M. W. Ries
A. J. Ries
Portland
Oregon
Elsie Smith
Charles Winans
F. Seidenberg
Nancy Harris
Dubuque
Henry Harris
Hattie Link
Edith Nelson
Kennedy & Gardner
John Warne
Fargo
South Dakota
Calvin
Arthur Bushman
Evadne Lawton
Superior
Wisconsin
T. H. Knutson
M. J. Davis
Iinois
Michigan
Lee Sin
Waterloo
Theresa Alywards
Fort Dodge
J. A. Ghoslin
Clem Rummel
Bushman & Long, Inc Furniture and Undertaking Ambulance Service
Times Printery
Jurgensen
Williams Savings Bank
Iowa
Williams
Hamilton
Total
Capital Stock Surplus Fund
State OF Iowa
Hamilton County
A. H. Graffunder
F. A. Rummel
A.H. Graffunder
Chas. M. Trumbauer
P. W. Peterson
Henry C. Hill
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