14 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions virtual wars a halt and signals, references to Senawer Huey Leng, ETO daily die, and Democratic topics. Many garbled phrases and incomplete names obscure clear events or facts.
Fragmentary text notes daily costs and rising prices with references to autos and houses. The readable parts cite a figure near 2253 and 21, but the surrounding context is incomplete, obscuring the event or source and leaving unclear what the piece discusses or its date.
The Pilots Tribune reports ongoing controversy over church and clergy authority and whether spiritual potency can be restored. Observers question the role of church leadership and potential reforms amid the debate.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a track and field gathering with unspecified teams and athletes. No clear results, participants, locations, or dates are readable, leaving only hints of competition and general activity in the event.
Fragmentary wartime note references Roosevelt slipping in duty and urging nations to cooperate. Mentions 1917 contribution and the world’s awareness of United States efforts, but text is incomplete and uncertain.
Republics editor urges Kraschel as a strong governor candidate while noting divisions among Democrats. The column argues for unity and highlights potential rivals like Hering and Gillette for the Senate, warning that a Senate battle could ensue.
The Board of Supervisors meeting at the courthouse named the Bancroft Register to continue as the third official county paper after a circulation review. Mr and Mrs Roland Jackson of Ida Grove were weekend guests at the Bren Dan home.
Iowa high school basketball results show Forest City games with Pocahontas Laurene Farnhamyville and Rockwell City. Estherville Spencer and Ft Dodge noted. Scores include Rolte 44 Manson 3 and Sacred Heart Ft Dodge 31. Bancroft St Johns 1p indicates minor results and standings.
The text discusses shrinking paper, seed issues, and farm policy. It argues for crop loans and surplus storage, converting surplus to motor fuel, and addressing social background to avoid counterproductive plans. It warns against plans that ignore history, capital flows, and global competition, urging a shift to sound, life-aligned farming with subsistence limits and domestic market focus.
A fragment notes ongoing price increases linked to long term inflation trends in Puget Sound region. Earliest reference anchors back to 1920s era, suggesting enduring economic pressures. No clear event or person is identifiable from the readable text.
A new hospital at Spencer moves closer to opening as the local Chamber of Commerce reports rising activity and planned public tours. Officials say construction is mostly complete and staffing is underway to serve the community.
M. S. Simmons argues credit is essential to keep business moving but must target buyers who will repay. He notes early 1907 to 1917 credit practices, the 1918 1920 tightening, and warns misuse leads to panics and surpluses. He contends price stability relies on prudent lending and responsible borrowers.
Teachers from Palo Alto Clay and Emmet counties met in Emmetsburg for their annual gathering. Clay sent 94 teachers and Emmet 43. A new concert band formed, with 24 members plus instructor J B Granzow of Algona. Members listed by instrument include Joynt, Grenzow, Nolan, Foy, McMahon, McGuire, Mee Mahon, Carney, Sherlock, Bragg, Maguire, Donovan, Merera, Dwyer, Frienkos, Underwood, Ludowitz, Steiner, Martin, Gordon, Murray, Joynt, and Branagan.
Thomas Dunigan died at Emmetsburg hospital after a stroke. He was brought from Graettinger after a paralysis strike, relapsed, and passed away Monday of last week. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at the Catholic church, with interment in the parochial cemetery. He was about 70, a single man and brother of the late Mrs. Pat Tick Bannan.
Mrs Berdin will relocate to Emmetsburg to live with her daughter Miss Florence. Mr and Mrs Oral Bonstead teased the Berdin residence at Graettinger and Dre and Mrs Shiley recently purchased the Frank Schurmann residence once occupied by the Bonsteads.
Greene County Iowa led the Chicago market in 1934 with the largest number of top cattle, the Chicago Daily Droves Journal reports. The county produced more premier animals than any other county globally, emphasizing its prominence in cattle farming and market supply.
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