Republican Oratory on Lincoln Birthday Sparks Party Tensions
Republican speakers led by Senator Vandenberg and Gov. Aiken assailed Roosevelt’s presidency while urging reform within party management. The Jackson Day dinners were praised as boosting Democratic funds and enthusiasm, contrasting with GOP fundraising from Liberty League and wealthy donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Vandenberg
John Hamilton
Gov
Aiken
Vermont
Bridges
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Liberty League
TENSION IN EUROPE EXPECTS ANOTHER MAJOR CATASTROPHE
The piece reports Anthony Eden's resignation as foreign secretary of Britain over Mussolini's propaganda and Britain's stance. It notes Hitler's warning of reclaiming colonies, distance from the League of Nations, and a German Italian Japanese alliance while Neville Chamberlain seeks talks for a better understanding with Italy amid Spain tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Anheny Eden
Hes
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
Britain
Spain
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Hitler
League of Nations
Reichstag
Japan
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Peace sentiment in editors favors restraint in foreign conflicts
A survey by Industrial News Review of 1,673 editors shows a strong push for avoiding armed protection for investments abroad and keeping U S ships from danger zones. Most favor quarantines against belligerents and neutrality while urging evacuation for citizens in danger zones if advised to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial News Review
America
United States
China
Uncle Sam
Stiles
Iowa Centennial Celebrations Planned Across State
An Iowa Centennial event is planned to foster celebration statewide from rural schools to the Des Moines State Fair. The goal is to promote Iowa to residents and the nation, highlight historic sites, and showcase agricultural industrial progress. The centennial marks Congress creating the Iowa Territory on June 12, 1838 and its effective July 4, 1838 with Robert Lucas as first territorial governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Centennial Committee
Congress
Robert Lucas
Ohio
United States
Mallard News Roundup and Local Highlights
A compilation from Mallard Indiana reports rapid recovery of a patient after an operation on Wednesday morning. Local incidents include Shirley Flogstad narrowly missing serious injury after a car incident and several visitors and travelers stopping by Exmmersburg and nearby towns. The Mallard boys hosted Pocahontas teams with the first squad winning 35 to 24 and the second losing 24 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Flogstad
C. W. Larsen
Alma
A C. Sands
R. P Vanderioep
Mary Schwint
Exmmersburg
Monty Alen
Florida
Mr. Allen
Dr. Beatty
Brownlee
Mr. Brownier
Miami
Mallard Boys
Pocahontas
L. Hunt
Watertown
Brookings
Farm Bureau plans and committees formed for Emmetsburg event
County home project leaders met at City Hall Emmetsburg to plan Achievement Day on March 30. New committees were named for room, lunch, and awards, with township publicity chairmen urged to publicize locally. The session included talks by district official Mrs. Ehert and a focus on health, cooperation, library service and youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Theo. Hermanson
County Home
J. Miller
C. J. Linnan
Booth Township
Lee Zeigler
Merle McClanahan
Highland Township
M. W. Brennan
Ermetsburg
L. A. Kunz
Elington Township
Herman Norland
Fairfield Township
Mercedes Voigt
Benn Fish
Hush Lake
J. E. Campley
Great Oak Township
W. RB. Schroeder
County
Wilmer Peterson
Last Taland
Fred Brown
Vernon Township
Earl Daring
Nevada Township
John Thompson
Grover Sievers
Freedom Township
Ebner Frink
Joe Dunn
West Bend
Margaret Dunkelberg
Emmetsburg
W. Brennan
J. W. Sharp
Merle McGranshaw
Margaret Dumkelberg
Emetsburg
Saran Porter Ellis
Town State College, Extension Service
Ames
Geting
Farm Bureau
Thich
Little Studies
Anderson
Hermanson
Jessie Exhert
Farm Bureau Women's Organization
Nevada Women's Club Demonstrates Making Soups
The Nevada township women's club met at Mrs Pred Darrah's home for a soup making demonstration led by Miss Margaret Dunkelberg. Seven members attended. The next training school is planned at Mrs Fart Darting's home on Friday, March 16.
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Beme
Nevada
Women's Club
Nevada Township
Pred Darrah
Margaret Dunkelberg
Heme
Land and Loan Firm Reports Te Mile to Bexil Jacoteon
McNamara land and Loan Company officials report a distance of a mile to Bexil Jacoteon from the former property, noting progress and location details.
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Wm. McNamara
McNamara Land & Loan Company
Bexil Jacoteon
Free dom Township Farm Bureau Holds February Meeting
The Free dom township Farm Bureau met at Center School on Tuesday evening February 15 with Thos Goeders in charge. Eugene Goedere Charles Salven and Omer Gjerde reported on 4-H conventions and a playlet Ab was performed by Dorothy Licille Goeders and Betty Knutson. Joe Dirkx spoke on the year's work and County Agent Randall Hoffmann discussed the poultry program and showed two reels. Refreshments were served and a welcome to new neighbors was announced for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Township Farm Bureau
Center School
Thos, Goeders
Grover Sievers
Eugene Goedere
Charles Salven
Omer Gjerde
Dorothy
Licille Goeders
Betty Knutson
Grover ‘Sievers
Kentucky Home
Horse Project
Joe Dirkx
Farm Bureau Oil Company
Palo Alto
Randall Hoffmann
Farm Bureau
Thos
Goeders
John Goeders
Martin Whitney
Henry Knutson
Wm. Simonson
L. F. Place
Harry Henderson
Leo Donaven
Charles Hansen
Ruth
Fred Henderson
Freedom Two. Bureau Enjoyed Reception
The Swastika club of Freedom township held its annual reception for outgoing and incoming neighbors at the K P Hall in Emmetsburg on Wednesday evening February 16. About 200 braved a heavy snow to honor the old and welcome the new with a program led by Mrs Halver Larson and Mrs Thos Goeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swastika Club
Freedom Township
K. P. Hall
Emmetsburg
Halver Larson
Thos, Goeders
W. R. Schroeder
Dane Burns
Freedom Township Boys
Community Event Features Food and Music
After an official order, attendees enjoyed hours of refreshments provided by a committee led by Mr. Joan Gooders and Mrs. Did Rife plus Mrs. Chas Menem and Mr. Allen Adamson. Mrs. John Rife performed on piano and an electric phonograph entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Gooders
Did Rife
Chas. Menem
Allen Adamson
John Rife
Boys' Club Leaders Hold Training School
A training school for boys club leaders was held at the Farm Bureau office on Wednesday February 18 led by state boys club leader John Quist. The program includes a March baby beef club observation tour, drama work for county fair one act plays, and continued demonstrations with emphasis on judging. A county team will represent at the state fair, district fair in Spencer, and the dairy cattle congress in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bu Teal
John Quist
Spencer
Waterloo
First Pheasants Released in Iowa Starting 1900
The article traces pheasant introductions in Iowa from 1900 including 2000 birds released by William Benton in Cedar Falls. It notes early plantings across counties, state farms, and large releases through 1920s to 1930s with totals suggesting 100000 to 150000 birds released by 1932.
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Iowa
William Benton
Cedar Falls
Greene County
Keokuk County
Kossuth
O'Brien
Butler County
Spirit Lake
Pilot Knob
Clive
Lansing
North
Iowa Wild Birds Restocking History Noted By State
The State records recount wild eggs gathered and birds trapped from 1925 to releases through 1937 across multiple counties including Winnebago Butler Page Cass Green Mahaska Scott and Pottawattamie. Restocking included live birds sent to state farms and distributed to clubs with several mass plantings and experimental releases in 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
Buller
Butler
Clive
Fish and Game Commission
Page County
Cass County
Green County
Pottawottamie
Mills
Mahaska County
Iowa County
Scott County
Nelsons Attend Chicago Farm Bureau Convention
Mr and Mrs Olof Nelson of Ruthven join about one hundred Farm Bureau Insurance Service members for the National Convention in Chicago at the Stevens Hotel. The trip aboard the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line runs four days as honored agents travel at company expense. This marks the first time Nelson receives the honor amid congratulations from friends and visits to Chicago and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Olof Nelson
Ruthven
State Farm Insurance Companies
Chicago
Tlinois
Towa
Farm Bureau
Stevens Hotel
Inez Christofferson Visits Walnut Township on Friday
Inez Christofferson, a resident near Graettinger in Walnut township, was a business caller in town this past Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Christofferson
Graettinger
Walnut Township
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Mallard
Elsmere Lowe
Ralph Degnan
Ayrshire
Jonn Angtum
Edwin Reimers
Edna Lowe
Emmweteburg Wetnenner
Sud Mis
Giefief
Port Dodeo
Jes. Siegge
Braamato
Et Tee Reems
Sete
Drs Mog
Farm Bureau News
Booth
Booth Live Wires
Rose Bishop
Eva Linn
Jean Tinius
Audrey, Alleri
Eva Reining
Dorothy Goeders
Freedom Busy Bets
Mary Molry
Mary Molory
Josephine
Marjorie Chepman
Syayele
Freedom Two
Freedom
Bureau
Cylinder
Depew
McCormick Deering
John Deere
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