Iowa Senatorial Field Heats Up With Multiple Candidates
The piece lists possible Democratic and Republican contenders in Iowa including Lieutenant Governor Nels Kraschel, Congressman Guy Gillette, Conan Utterback, Ed Dunn, Pudge Ridell, and Frank Miles. It notes Gillette denies seeking the seat yet remains touted by supporters while other figures such as John Hammill and Robert Coblesh are mentioned. The piece also references Governor Clyde Herring and ongoing Sioux City investigations affecting political prospects.
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Begine
Iowa
Nels Kraschel
Guy Gillette
Conan Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
United States
Ed Dunn
Mason City
Pudge Ridell
Fort Dodge
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionaire
Gillette
Se Algona
Didate
Witter
John Hammil
Brits
Smith W. Broo
Henry Field
John Michell
Tows House of Representatives
Robert Coblesh
E. P. Chase
Atlantic Tows
Wil
Tews
Sioux City
Atorney
Edward O Conmor
No Man in Particular Editorial Snippet
A fragment shows an editor urged to eulogize a controversial figure. It notes editors resist such tasks as few agree with praising a minister or tyrannical lording, while reflecting on harsh traits and ambitions impacting others.
Fragmented OCR notes on protests and warnings
A garbled list of phrases references amending, protests, and warnings. It mentions locations, dates, and consequences but readability is limited and key details are unclear.
Mussolini Seeks Expansion As War Clouds Loom Over Europe
The article argues Mussolini aims to extend Italy’s empire, eyeing North Africa and Ethiopia with Britain and France at odds. It questions Britain’s control of the Suez and Gibraltar, potential canal closure, and the risk of a renewed European war while urging the United States and Latin America to stay out of conflict.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Premivy Aquscalint
Laly
Nexis
Quiek Salfoge
11 Duce
England
Gibraltar
France
Warrien
Hitler
Germany
Duce
Rome
North Africa
Britain
Mussalinii
Great Britain
North
Africa
India
Far East
Europe
United States
America
Huey Lang candidacy boosts GOP hopes amid Roosevelt split
Republican leaders hail Huey Lang as a potential split in the Democratic Party though analysts doubt real inroads on Roosevelt strength. Father Coughlin plans to back Roosevelt, adding influence to the 1930s political contest. The local note also announces the start of the new school year next Monday with hopes for a productive year and no student left behind.
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Huey Lang
Louisiana
Huey
Father Coughlin
Rowsevelt
Coughlin
Local Papers Report Reader Survey and Circulation Note
Editors note broad reader survey across county seats including Storm Lake Pilot Tribune Storm Lake Register and related papers. They report paid weekly circulation over 4000 with about 2000 additional families reading, arguing strong advertiser reach in the community. Editor Ed Smith compares sentiment to a Winterset observation, likening a newspaper to a good one of one’s own.
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Democrat
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
Iowa
Storm Lake Register
The
Pilot Tribune
Valish
Milies Ia
Ed Smith
Madisonian
Buena Vista County
Smith
War scare fades as canal politics favor peace
Eagle Grove Earle notes that no war is likely between Italy and Abyssinia if Britain approves. Passage of war materials through the Suez Canal by Allies could deter conflict, with England controlling the canal and France opposing a confrontation. A neutral stance could curb canal use by all combatants.
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Eagle Grove Earle
Ialy
Abyssinia
England
Suez Canal
Italy
France
Rolfe Editor Proposes Scotch Delusion
A local editor voices skepticism about a plan to scotch summer debts by ten subscribers who owe £20 or more. He doubts the scheme will produce real funds and jokes about heading north if the scheme fails.
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ROLFE
Scotch Rolfe Arrow
Improvement in Highway Safety Ringsted Dispatch
Motorists report paying attention to new road signs as the patrol began. Truckers reduced speeds to the required 25 miles per hour, leading to better safety on pave highways amid widespread public notice and enforcement.
Company K Portrait From 1919 Encampment Shown
A captioned photograph shows Company K members in 1919 at the state encampment in Iowa Falls. Names line both rows, noting many were locals or long departed, with a note that some live in Iowa or elsewhere while others have died. The image courtesy is attributed to Mrs. Mart Thompson of Emmetsburg.
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Company K
Iowa Falls
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Rules for Hunters In Killing of Squirrels
The squirrel hunting season causes accidents and damage. Hunters use small bore rifles and shoot upward into trees increasing hazards. Livestock is shot, pastures are endangered, and visibility is poor in brush. To reduce incidents the Conservation Commission urges safe practices and avoidance of ground shooting in heavy timber.
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The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Harold Collins Dies From Auto Crash Near West Bend
Harold Thomas Collins 21 died four hours after a crash in a heavy rain near West Bend. He swerved off a slippery road, struck an embankment, and rolled over. Identified by a Champion Gas slip, he was born December 9 1913 and attended local schools and a CCC camp at Ft. Sheridan Arkansas. Survived by parents five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held from Saint Peter and Pauls.
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West Bend
Harold Collins
John Collins
Rock Rapids
Harold
Iowa
St. Peter and Pauls
CCC
Ft. Sheridan
Arkansas
Sheft
Dakotas
J. H. Collins
W. *. Collins
Fort Sil
Oklahoma
John J
Blue Earth
Minnesota
George
Ronald
Robert
Hom
Genevieve Koenn
Sioux City
Ellen Taylor
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Arnolds Park man fined for gambling house raid
Russell Reed of Arnolds Park paid a $100 fine and costs after pleading guilty to operating a gambling house at the Arcade in Spirit Lake. Judge F. Davidson assessed the fine in this city Wednesday following state raids by agents seeking slot machines.
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Russell Reed
Arnolds Park
F. ©. Davidson
Reed
Spirit Lake
Final Band Concerts Shine in City Square
A last night open air band concert in Court House square featured a group of business men and students from high school and junior college. The summer program included weekly entertainment and additional student performances at Harrison Park. Sam Woods directed both bands.
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Gna
Court House Square
Harrison Park
Sam Woods
O Halloran Family Returns to Evansville
Mrs. Frank O Halloran, her son Dr. Franklin O Halloran, and her daughter Miss Vivian drive home to Evansville Indiana after a two week stay with relatives in the city. Dr O Halloran practices dentistry in Evansville while Vivian directs home talent plays across the Midwest. The family long resided here and will be remembered by local citizens.
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Frank O'Halloran
Franklin O'Halloran
Vivian
Evansville
Indiana
M. R. Ryan
O'Halloran
Eyamsvile
Lewisvile
Kentucky
Demonstration Team Heads to State Fair for Honors
The Palo Alto county girls 4-H club demonstration team and health and style show girls with Mrs Thas Goeders and County Agent Hoffmen travel to Des Moines for state fair judging. Members include Eileen Goeders Anetha Quam Alice Herke and Mercedes Voigt. They perform Keeping Your Feet in a Friendly Disposition with other counties teams. They return August 30 after events through Aug 29.
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Palo Alto
Thas, Goeders
Randall Hoffmen
Des Moines
Eileen Goeders
Anetha Quam
Freedom Township
Alice Herke
Walnut Township
Mercedes Voigt
Fairfield Township
Hoffman
George Sharts
Cyltnder
Henry Hankey
Osgood
Car Stolen From West Bend Streets In West Bend
Local officers are on the lookout for a 1935 blue Chevrolet sedan stolen from West Bend streets Thursday afternoon. The car bears plate 74 3564 and is owned by J. Scurr, a training instructor in West Bend Schools. Seurr bought the car in May.
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West Bend
J. ©. Scurr
Seurr
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