State News Continued Note on Iowa Politicians
Missioner Moyer will head the patrol district with headquarters in Cedar Falls. Wilkins, 48, has served on the patrol since 1937. William H. Nicholas of Mason City, former lieutenant governor, searches for political options and asks if old nomination papers can bear lieutenant before governor. He names interest in lieutenant governorship, congress, senate, and governor.
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Missioner
Moyer
Council Bluffs
Cedar Falls
Wilkins
William H. Nicholas
Mason City
Iowa
Secretary of State
Congress
State Senate
Annual session proposal for Iowa legislature discussed
State comptroller Glenn Sarsfield urged Iowa's government reorganization committee to adopt an annual legislative session. He argued annual budgeting would ease appropriation handling versus the present biennial plan. The idea has circulated in recent sessions, with a similar measure passing the house last session but dying in senate committee.
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Glenn Sarsfield
State Comptroller
Iowa Legislative Government Reorganization Committee
Representatives
House
Senate
Iowa Governors urged quick steps to aid farmers
Dan Turner of Corning criticized the farm confab as insufficient arguing for federal parity for farm products. Clay Ringgenberg of Iowa City was named first director of the state legislative research bureau to start December 1 at 7500 dollars yearly. Chairman is State Sen. William Stuart of Chariton with Rep. Scott Swisher of Iowa City as secretary.
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GOP
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Dan Turner
Corning
Clay Ringgenberg
Iowa City
State
Legislative Research Bureau
William Stuart
Chariton
Scott Swisher
New Construction Approvals Hit Iowa State Colleges
State board of regents approves bids totaling 1 833 250 for Linden Hall at Iowa State College Ames and authorizes Oakdale Sanatorium plans for a patient building addition with kitchen and dining facilities funded by 477 000 state funds plus 106 000 federal rehabilitation aid. University of Iowa awaits Burge Hall fourth wing expansion to house 900 women and 52 5000 for remodeling the ISC armory. State Rep Neil Johns reports over 5 million in tax exempt commercial property owned by private educational institutions, affecting local revenue. governors conference highlights farm policy splits including Hoegh, Foss, Craig, Anderson, Hall.
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State Board of Regents
State Institutions of Higher Education
Linden Hall
Iowa State College
Ames
Oakdale
University of Iowa
Burge
State Budget Committee
ISC
Neil Johns
Tama
Tax Commission
Iowa
Johns
Food Reserve System Aims and Market Plan
A government effort seeks a reserve system to promote conservation, a committee to create new domestic and foreign food markets, and the stockpiling of essential food supplies for security and stability. The program emphasizes coordinated procurement, storage capacity, and international trade avenues to stabilize prices and ensure access during shortages.
Presbyterian Women Meet for Church Clean Up and Bazaar Plans
The Wadeia News item reports the Presbyterian Church women meeting for an all day clean up, with an afternoon business session attended by eighteen. Funds from a traveling basket and Christmas card sales totaled 23.60 for the Sunday school. A fall festival is set for November 8 in the church basement featuring lunch, baked goods, needlework, and candy to support Sunday school supplies. Committees for the bazaar were named and attendees included Mrs. Herrling Winter Corbin and others who spoke at Presbyterial.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Mdms
Arthur Herrling
Charles Winter
Sidney Corbin
Otto Herrling
Madge Murray
Will Frey
Oscar Hunsberger
Bill Probert
Lime Springs
Rowley
Wadena High School to stage The Antics of Andrew
Wa dena High School junior class will present The Antics of Andrew on Friday night October 28 at 8 00 in the school gym. Cast includes Mary Erickson Leigh Erickson Jimmy Murphy Gregory Everett Eugene Aylsworth Arlene Woshell Patricia Aeschliman Joyce De Cook Raymond Pritchard James Rubens Della Davis Larry Spencer Keith Verett Terry Whittenbaugh Annabel Fish. The Wadena Wonder Workers held installation of officers and eight new members were initiated at a Saturday event hosted by Nancy Whittenaugh and family with Ann Kauzlarich installing. Officers installed Deon Jennings president Sheilah Messerli vice president Diane Mattocks secretary Nancy Whittenbaugh treasurer Mary Erickson historian and Kathy Jones reporter. The new members are Maureen Baldwin Juanita Ott Sandra Langford Linda Davis Eilleen Rubens Rene Jellings Ruth Klingman and Patty Hinkel. Reporters Kathy Jones Mrs Wilder Mattocks hosted a bridge club luncheon Monday with prizes won by Mrs Luther Crandall Mrs Mabel Johnson and Mrs Johnnie Erickson.
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Dale Crandall
Alameda
Calif
Luther Crandall
Dale
Patuxtent
Oscar Hunsberger
Little Eight
Elmer Struss
Pearl, Johnson
Wilfred Bond
Dawson
Clark
Marine
James Crandall
Camp Pendleton
Walter
Crandall
Oelwein
Dale Cranidal
Wadena High School
Andrew
Mary Erickson
Leigh Erickson
Jimmy Murphy
Gregory Everett
Eugene Aylsworth
Arlene Woshell
Patricia ‘Aeschliman
Joyce de Cook
Raymond Pritchard
James Rubens
Della Davis
Wadena Wonder
Nancy Whittenbaugh
4-H
Ann Kauzlarich
Deon Jennings
Sheilah Messerli
Diane Mattocks
Nancy Whittenbaugh, Treas
Mary ‘Erickson
Kathy Jones
Maureen Baldwin
Juanita Ott
Sandra Langford
Linda Davis
Eilleen Rubens
Rene Jellings
Ruth Klingman
Patty Hinkel
Wilder Mattocks
Bridge Club
Mabel Johnson
Johnnie Erickson
Fall Farm Safety And Winter Protection Measures
Farmers are urged to stock raisins for children and ensure proper hog handling to fetch top prices this fall. Accidents in fields decline but hazards persist. inspect farms now. Frost heaving and ice slow legumes, while cattle in cornfields risk rumen impaction. Prepare fruit trees for winter with stakes or covers and guard them from dogs.
Iowa Man Builds Model Steam Engines for Over Forty Years
Kiron mechanic M E Lundell known as Mike has spent more than four decades crafting model steam locomotives. In that time he completed seven engines in his shop, began with his first model in 1912, marking a long hobby career. Elias B Finney, 103, former Humboldt resident now in Eagle Grove, celebrated a 103rd birthday recently. he has one living son and four daughters plus another son are deceased. his wife died over 50 years ago. The Early Harvest apple tree at Lloyd Bullock’s Bagley home bore few apples last spring, but now ripens a full crop. Russell Shaffer of Tipton lost two fingers on his right hand while adjusting a part on a power lawn mower. Qemuel Coil of Woodward sustained a deep leg gash when an axe slipped while removing a stump from his yard.
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M. E
Mike) Lundell
Lundell
Elias B. Finney
Humboldt
Eagle Grove
Lloyd Bullock
Bagley
Russell Shaffer
Tipton
First motion picture theater opens in Los Angeles
The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles California marking a milestone in cinematic exhibition. Local officials and residents attended the inaugural screening signaling a new era for entertainment in the city.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jailbird Pelican In Akron Injured By Wire Collision
A 30 pound pelican sustained a wing injury after colliding with wire in Akron. The bird was captured and held at the city jail while its wing mended.
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Akron
German Services Held at East Friesland Church in Ackley
German services at East Friesland Presbyterian Church in Ackley were conducted in German recently with singing and meditation in the German language.
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East Friesland Presbyterian Church
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