Palo Alto County Relief Plans With Des Moines Standoff
Palo Alto County faces possible cut off from state relief funds if county supervisors cannot satisfy E. H. Mulock and the Des Moines Emergency Relief Administration. The state has sent about 1500 monthly for 402 relief families, with $875 this month. A letter from E. H. Malock urges naming an approved supervisor to direct funds and proposes a work relief program to improve administration. The Des Moines officials demand better records and fewer improper beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto County
Federal Relief Administration
County Board of Supervisors
E. H. Mulock
Des Moines Relief Administration
State of Iowa
Palo Alto
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
West Elghth Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Emergency
Board of Supervisors
State Director of Relief
Mos
Crities
E. H. Malock
College Team Entitled To Better Support at Emmetsburg
The Emmetsburg Junior College basketball team faces Mason City Junior College Friday night in a 9 pm home game. Coach Starr notes Mason City as one of the season’s fastest opponents. this is the last game until January 11, 1935. Jaycees urge strong local support to boost the team’s fighting spirit.
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Emmetsburg Junior College
Mason City
Starr
Rev L O Wigdahl to Lead Special Christmas Service
Hon Rev L O Wigdahl of Zion Lutheran Ruthven invites baptismal, confirmand, and marriage partners as well as Palo Alto county friends to a 50th Christmas divine service at Zion Lutheran church Ruthven on Christmas day at 10 30 a m The pastor’s fifty years of service are praised with best wishes for continued edifying ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven Zion Lutheran Church
L. O. Wigdahl
Zion Lutheran Church
Ruthven
Democrat
Wizdabl
Zion Lutheran Church of
L. O. Wigdom
Wigdahl
Mrs.Thos.Goeders Wins Reporter Contest Victory Car
In the Emmetsburg Thursday Reporter contest, Mrs. Thos. Goeders of Cylinder won first prize a Chevrolet sedan. Second prize and $400 went to Mrs. Leonard Vaughan of Emmetsburg. third went to Mrs. Win. McConnel of Osgood. Fourth to Wesley Mis. fifth Mildred Palmer. sixth Emory Gor. Thos. Dolan of Waterloo directed the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Thos. Geeders
Cylinder
Secon
Leonard “Vaughan
Win. McConnel
Osgood
Stod
Wesley Mis
Mildred Palmer
Depew
Emory Gor
Emmettsburg
Zimmerman Family Relocates Bakery to Dell Rapids
The Jack Zimmerman family moved bakery equipment from New England North Dakota to Dell Rapids South Dakota to pursue a better business opportunity. Mrs Zimmerman is a Dell Rapids native whose father Eugene Smith owns nearby land. the family had relocated from Emmetsburg four years ago.
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Zimmerman
Dell Rapids
Doc
Jack Zinmerman
New England
North Dakota
South Dakota
Zimmermans
Eugene Smith
Emmetsburg
Alert conductors avert possible rail tragedy near Cylinder
Conductor Everits and brakeman H. Smith on time freight duty spotted a loose rail two miles west of Cylinder, prompting immediate action. In Emmetshurs they summoned Milwaukee depot agent Jas Collins to contact local repair foreman King. King and crew replaced the damaged rail and the passenger train passed on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everits
H. Smith
Bnnnetsburg
Long Family to Move After Praised Harvest Promotion
Frank O Long of Emmetsburg has learned his Harvester company territory will shift and the Longs will relocate to Hampton or Falls before January 2. For years he served as a territory collector and is reassigned to the sales force in a promotion welcomed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Bnuetsburg
Frank O. Long
International Barvestst Company
Long
Hampton
Ow Falls
Harvester
Longs
Thumb Amputation Saddens Mil ford CCC Camp Family
Francis Callahan son of Mr and Mrs John Gallahan of this city suffered the loss of a thumb at the Milford CCC camp during the past week He is now in Milford hospital Emmetsburg friends express sorrow over the accident and wish him a speedy recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Callahan
John Gallahan
CCC
Milford
Francis
Milford Hospital
Emmetsburg
New Corn Hog Contract Ready
Washington DC The farm administration today released the 1935 corn hog contract in a compact form. The minimum corn reduction is cut from 20 to 10 percent below the 1992 and 1933 averages but not above 30 percent. Hog reductions stay at 10 percent with a 25 percent base in the 1934 terms. Payments shift to 3.5 cents a bushel on estimated corn yield and 10 percent hog base payments, with 152 dollars per head for the hog base. The contract bars signing rights transfers and enforces USDA rules. The new form speeds direct dealings with producers and landlords and removes extensive tax reduction tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Coach Donald Joynt To Wed Mary Ludbeck In Sioux City
The Sioux City Tribune reports the forthcoming marriage of Trinity College coach Donald Joynt of Sioux City to Mary Ludbeck a laboratory technician at St Josephs hospital. Joynt son of Mr and Mrs David Joynt, a St Marys Academy graduate, has coached at Trinity for several years. It notes Ludbeck is a Sioux City young lady and the wedding will occur during the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Donald Joynt
Trinity College
Sioux City
Mary Ludbeck
St. Josephis Hospital
Mer. Joynt
David Joynt
St. Mary's Academy
Trinity
P E Malia Dies at Ayrshire After Illness
Patrick E B Malia a longtime Ayrshire businessman and prominent Palo Alto county figure died at his home Tuesday night after a yearlong heart illness. Funeral at Ssered Herrt church Ayrshire Friday nine, burial Calvary cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret and daughters Mary Minneapolis Charlotte Ayrshire. siblings and nephews in Clare Bradgate Manson Portland. He moved to Ayrshire in 1902 and ran a drug store. age 66. Funeral attendees and publisher sympathy noted.
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Patrick Malia
Ayrshire
Palo Alto
W. Mason
Intermont
Calvary Cemetery
Edward
Otte
Klank Edward
Ford
Eugene Sullivan
Clare
W. GC
Hunt
Mallard
Patrick EB. Matia
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Humboldt
Margaret Barrett
Malia
Keyvon McElroy
Emmetsburg
Marie Bellinger
Mary
Minneapolis
Charlotte
Bee
C. J Kiapka
Anna Maria
Bradgate
T. M. Bradley
Manson
J. F. Duty
Portland
Oregon
Maria
Kimok E. Maria
Iim Ale
Malle
Business Change at Emmetsburg Battery and Electric Shop
Friday Ray Mason sold his interest in the Emmetsburg Battery and Electric shop on South Broadway to farmer Harry Gommels who will operate the business in the future as sole owner. Mason has not announced future plans. A special department for car body repair and painting will be installed with an ERDEXL body man in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mason
Emmetsburg
South Broadway
Harry Gommels
Mason
Christmas Shopping Opens Early in Emmetsburg Stores
Christmas season near, Emmetsburg and Palo Alto counties see stores stocked with attractive prices. Shops open evenings this week and until Christmas eve, with many residents returning home for the holidays and favorable weather boosting expectations of a merry season.
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Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Democrat
Tr Emmetsburg
Prisk
The
Univns
Enmetshivg
Emmetsburg Press Waits Christmas Break Until Jan 3 1935
The Palo Alto Tribune Emmetsburg Thursday Reporter and Emmetsburg Democrat will not publish Christmas week December 27 1934. Readers are told no issue on December 27 with a return set for January 3 1935. Publishers thank patrons and extend holiday wishes.
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Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
Hmmelsburg
Adevertiser
The
Democrat
Attorneys Hold Mid-Winter Meet in Emmetsburg
The Fourteenth Judicial District lawyers held their mid winter meeting at the Kerndmore hotel in Emmetsburg with about 128 attendees. Guy Mack of Storm Lake was elected president. G W Stillman of Algona was re elected secretary and treasurer. Dwight G McCarty of Emmetsburg presided as past president. Judge Guthrie Feville and Harry Narey addressed the gathering on legal topics and welfare, religion and the common law.
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Laayers
Fourteenth Judicial District
Kermoore
Emmetsburg
Guy Mack
Storm Lake
G. W. Stillman
Algona
Dwight G. RieCarty
McCarty
Judse Guthrie
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Feville
Des Moines
Harry Narey
Spirit Lake
Guthrie
Faville
State Bar Association of North Carolina
Narey
Cackle and Squawk Party At Ford Garage
The V F W hosts a two night event at the Weisbrod Ford Garage Emmetsburg offering a $5 door prize each evening and a chance to win a 28 pound turkey by registering and being present when called. Palo Alto Full Billy band will perform barn dance music on both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welshrod Ford
Candy Kitchen
V. PF. W
WW. F. W
Aurea
Palo Atta Full Billy Band
Weisbrod Ford
Emmetsburg
Mrs Leo Adams Visiting in Charles City Home
Mrs. Leo Adams of Charles City is visiting in the C. DB. Adams home in his city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Adams
Charles City
C. DB. Adams
His
City
Former Governor Ottawa Dead in Des Moines
Former Iowa Governor William L. Harding died at his Des Moines home after a lengthy illness. He served 1917 to 1921, backed prohibition and women’s suffrage amendments, promoted good roads, and led state parks creation. Born 1877 near Sibley, he studied at Morningside College and South Dakota University Law, later serving in the legislature and as lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Harding
Des Moines
National Republican Organization
Barbary
Gov. Harding
Our State
Board of Conservation
Iowa
Gov
Harding
Sibley
Osceola County
Morningside College
Law College
South Dakota University
Sioux City
James Kindig
Iowa Supreme Court
Geo. Wy Clarke
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
C. E. Trainer Reopens Beerless Cafe Today
C E Trainer reopens his cafe on South Broadway Emmetsburg after removing the beer bar and equipment. The establishment will operate as a restaurant with booths and a counter installed. Emmetsburg residents are invited to visit the newly improved dining place.
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C. E. Trainer
South Broadway
Emmetsburg
Trainer
Frettems Move to Estherville Changes at Local Creamery
Mr and Mrs Pennier Frettem and family relocate to Estherville area. Fratton qa sumed his drugs at that price. E E Kelley of Independence succeeds Mr Prettem as manager of the Estherville Co-Operative creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennier
Estherville Co- 1 Operative Creamery
E. E. Kelley
Independence
Prettem
Emmetsburg Market Scores 35.75 at Boys Meet
Emmetsburg posted a 35.75 score at the boys market event in 80236. Officials reported strong performances from local competitors and the meet drew participants from multiple teams.
John Kerber Named Head Farm Bureau
John Kerber was elected county President of the Palo Alto County Farm Bureau for 1935 at the annual meeting in Emmetsburg. Officers named include Herman Dammann as Vice-president and J. H. Cur Tans as Treasurer. The program featured Clark Huntley of Chariton and readings from George Farrell on county agent costs, with many members receiving dues-based charter awards and ten year service pins. Resolutions praised Roosevelt, Wallace, and Farm Bureau goals, and urged support for various agricultural policies.
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John Kerber
Palo Alto
Fairfield
Herman Norland
Silver Lake
Bruce Royce
Nevada
T. D. Jahmson
Booth
Cottington
Rush Laxe
Geo
Steindron
Ellington
Hervey Eckere
West Bend
Joe Montay
Clark Huntley
Chariton
Iowa
George Farrell
Weed
Farm Bureau
H. B. Garringer
Ray M. Barringer
Oscar Bargstrum
Bertal Herkeland
Earle MM. Beebe
J. W. Bell
E. T
Clay Tweiten
Thas. Twaiten
W. B. White
Roas— Avell
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Emmuersbu
County Supervisors
Randall Hoffman
Palo Alto County
Frank Case Sells Emmetsburg Pharmacy and Moves to Des Moines
Frank Case, longtime manager of Emmetsburg’s Kermoore Drug, has purchased a Des Moines pharmacy on East 26th Street and will move his family there after January 15. Case arrived in Emmetsburg in 1930 to run the store opened in 1929 by Mur Al Feb and Janes Grahm of Conception Junction, Musson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Case
Kermoors Drug
Emmetsburg
Des Moines
Mur al Feb
Janes Grahm
Conception Junction
Mussoun
Meir Nellings
J. H. Moore
Kermonore Hotel
Mr. Chase
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State Relief Administration
Capitol City
State Relief Board
State Board
Rev.l.o. Wigdahl
Thos. Goeders
Benedict
P. E. Malia
Ford Garage
W. I. W. Boys
Ottawa
Wees
Estherville
Boys . Com
Emmmetsburg
Head Farm Bureau
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