Ayrshire News Roundup of Local Events and Games
Local Ayrshire community notices include visits from families and friends, wedding anniversary celebrations, and church activities. Residents enjoyed a Christmas program at the high school gym, a women’s auxiliary sale raising about 110 dollars, and cage games where Ayrshire teams defeated Ruthven in multiple divisions.
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Ayrshire
Air
VD. Kidd
Sant
James Clayton
Pennie Martin
Martin
Ent
Motaburs
Fret Srmun
Stanley Cox
Bram
Bis
Chris Laurens
S. Sheahan
Ashe
W. G. Hopkins
Wwe
Emmetsburg
D Mm
Acd
Yasit
Saay
Deerar Mal Valjean
He Gerdan
Lean Dain
Shane
Dob
Eleanor
Leki
R. T. Barniocs
Speers
Lawrence
Raymond Peterso
Richard
Sam Dyer
R& Sever
Pneusyomia
M. E B. Aldies
Ruthven
Rolfe Farm Hand Arrested After Station Hold Up
Hans Ennen, 35, longtime Rolfe farm hand, was arrested last Friday evening after a stickup at Carver Service station south of Pomersy Enver Wy. He ordered owner Burp Carver to hand over cash amounting to 35 dollars and tried to force a second witness to yield the gun. The weapon was later discharged during the confrontation with Kampen, a relative of Ennen, before the gun was removed.
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Rolfe
Hans Ennen
Carver
Pomersy
Enver
Burp Carver
Iency
Amen
Hans Kanypen
Pasture Horses On Corn Stalks
Fragmentary notes describe farmers using pasture horses on corn stalks and straw, considering saving work for winter. Mentions stalks, clover, and hay as feed options, with references to preparation and readiness for snow.
Aged Lakota Lady Dies From Burns
Mrs. Bertha Witz of Lakota Wisconsin died after burns suffered Wednesday while blacking a stove with fluid. Her dress caught fire as she bent over the stove. Mrs. Nite, crippled with rheumatism, wrapped herself in a blanket to try to smother the flames. Neighbors found her with clothing burned away. she died shortly after noon.
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Bertha Witz
Lakota
Wis
Nite
Farmers taxed on meat they sell under processing tax
Farmers must pay the processing tax on meat they sell. If the meat is for family or workers, the tax does not apply. The tax is collected by the nearest internal revenue collector, which provides forms for making reports and payments.
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Internal Revenue
Swea City Man Killed in Highway Collision
Rudolph Simmon, 24, of Swea City died when the car he rode crashed into a stalled truck seven miles east on Highway 9. Buell Johnson, the other car occupant, is in critical condition in a Buffalo Center hospital. Weldon Weise of the truck's owner was unharmed. The accident occurred while warning flares were set for stalled traffic. Simmon left a wife and one daughter. His funeral and family details followed on the same day, with local kinship ties noted.
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Swea City
Rudolph Simmison
Swea
Buell Johnson
Aiso Am
Buffalo Center
Weldon Weise
Rdnt
Simpson
Johnson
Bir
Simpson Geaves
Mody Simpson
Rudolph
Westin
Fred
Simp
Whittemore
Graebtine esha. Stry. Hell was yer become quite i last Wed
The fragment notes an illness with appendicitis and a reported improvement. It mentions a Kidaani operetha and Sunday evening reference. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Prolong Your Life 10 Years With G Compound Nerve Cure
An ad claims a nervous system tonic called G COMPOUND will prevent diseases said to shorten life. It urges purchase from Magna Mfg Co Chicago, promising a 90 day supply and payment on delivery, with postage incentives and cash options.
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Magna Mfg, CO
Homan Avenue
Chicago
J. F. Shallenberger
Emmetsburg
Kermoore Hotel
M. D
Eiunius
Storm Lake thieves target Phillips service station
A break in at a Phillips service station on West Fifth Street was discovered after entry through a north window. Robbers pried loose a cash drawer and unlocked the window, leaving the padlock damaged. details of the haul were unclear.
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Phillips
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
West Fifth Street
Rob Grocely
Stencer
Spencer News
Corrected item on Barringer banking rumors
Free Press clarifies rumors about Ew Pi Barringer a former president of Farmers Savings Bank being appointed to a U S banking department post in Washington D C and visiting six closed banks in North Dakota stating she has not held treasury department positions nor any bank trust role in North Dakota the source of rumors is unknown.
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Ruliven Free Press
Ew Pi Barringer
Farmers Savings Bank
United States Banking Department
Washington, D.C
Mrr
Barringer
North Dakota
Brringer
U.S. Treasury Department
Clay County Fair profits lead state in 1989 report
Spencer News-Herald notes the 1989 Clay County Fair posted the highest profit among Iowa fairs, $29,391.15, well ahead of Black Hawk County’s $7,942.04. Seventy-eight fairs reported profits above $5,000. Scott County Davenport showed the largest loss with $452.20, while Kossuth Franklin and Jasper counties also posted losses over $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer News-Herald
Clay County
Town Fairagery Association
Des Moines
Leo G. Dailey
Joy Roberts
Black Hawk County
Scott County Fair
Davenport
Kossuth
Algom
iFrankin i
Dasper
Newton
Pocahontas County Sealed Corn Passes Million Mark
Pocahontas County’s warehouse board sealed over a million bushels of corn, the first county in the United States to reach this distinction. A Friday check showed 1,206,502 bushels sealed, enabling farmers to receive more than half a million dollars in government loans, with some funds already issued by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Pocahontas County
Met to Organize Community Club at Mallard
The North Town Grain company at Mallard and the Malard Booster committee held a community banquet at the high school gym Tuesday evening to organize a permanent Community club. T. J. Conway was named temporary chairman and Wy Ve tent temporary secretary, with memberships to be solicited in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
North Town Grain Company
Malard
T. J. Conway
Wy Ve
Bus accident injures Curlew team member
Alvin Weller of Truesdale, formerly of Curlew, injured when a bus carrying his basketball teammates overturned after steering errors near High View. Weller tore ligaments in his knee. another player broke a shoulder and several others were bruised. Milestones include an 18 month old girl burned by hot coffee.
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Curlew
Alvin Weller
Truesdale
Alvin
Leart
Ape
Muriiel Muay
Clarencé Johnson
Muriel May
Curlew and Emmetsburg Social Roundup This Week
Local families hosted and visited across Curlew and Emmetsburg with dinner guests, Sunday callers, and Christmas season activity. Santa visited Leyins and Caston Drug store. West Bend and Curlew basketball prep in local gym. school declamatory work and P T A meeting featured program events and student exchanges.
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West Bend
West Benders
Lem
West Bei Boys
Gymnasiany
P.T. A
Supt. Newell
Emmetsburg
Rodman
Alan
Marie Divick
Easier Farm Credit Seen From Federal Support
A 1934 outlook from the Iowa State College Extension Service reports enlarged federal facilities and increased mortgage funds, with the Federal Land Banks ready to advance loans. Second mortgage tools via the Federal Farm Loan Commissioner will help farmers meet obligations, and low rates are expected to persist though may rise. Country banks in a better liquidity position should extend more credit in the coming year.
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Towa
Iowa
Towa Agricultural Extension Service
Federal Land Banks
Office of
Federal Farm Loan Commissioner
Mallard High Sophomore Ill After Hospital Admission
Michel EB of Alora former Kaos suth county engineer named state assistant CG W A engineer Ming Lily Atm Hough of Mallard becomes ill last Thursday evening. She is a Mallard High School sophomore.
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A. Eb, Michel
Alora
Kaossuth
W. A
Ming Lily Atm Hough
Mallard
Emmetspurg Hospital
Miss Hough
Mallard High School
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Mais
Algoma
Public Works Administration
Whittemere
Bree
Farmerings Bank
Ruthver
Iygr
Sheldon
Sheldon Mail
George Heller
Algona
Algona Advance
Boston
Lentnele Clothing Co
Paul
Towe
Minnesota
DO. A. Bagat
Lentfield
Fale
Bancroft Register
Frank Odell Buteday
Bancroft
Santa
Carl Nauss S
Dick Richardson
Iow News Poesia i and
West Bend Journal
R. J. McGee
St. Pat
McFarlaind
Pheasant
Owstomma
Hrintboldt
Leo Besch
Bode
Webster County
Gladys Ponsness
Harold Cook
Harold Clay
Arso
Ponsness
Trias
Farmers’ Creamery CO
Faye
Kerwick
Fred Seagren
Gladys
Albert
Floyd Hatch
August Seagren
Bernice Montgomery
Bila May Drown
Fred Leslein
Ethel Easton
Wesenauer
Grod- Taud
Ralph Coder
Bob Fisher
Chas. Murphy
Edwin Gustafson
Ud. PB. Hand
Cullen
Miss Monten
Miss Farquhar
Walter Johnson
Estra
Han
Branagan Motor Comp'ny
Emmetsburg Candy Kitchen
H. L. Brereton, M. BD
First National Bank
H. R. Powers, M. D
J. W. Woodbridge, M. D
Alm’s Grocery & Market
James A. Mueller, M. D
Penton State Bank
D. E. Kulp
Alm's
Lewis Stuehmer
Justice OF the Peace
A. J. Burt
Opera House
W. B. Morling
H. M. Helgen
Old Line and Mutual Insurance
A. A. Willingham
Soltia
Per Voushtrain
Akoni
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