Mills Action on Smiths Bond Plan Sparks Treasury Move
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Mills announcing a March 7 public issue of treasury certificates in 50 200 and 500 dollar denominations with a one year maturity and 60 days to redeem The proposal echoes Al Smith’s Jackson Day plea for a national administrator to mobilize work and relief during the crisis He argues to cut red tape and issue bonds in small amounts to engage both small and large investors for national relief and faster work initiation
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Weshington
Mills
U. S. Treasury Department
Treasury
al Smith
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Smith
Wilson
Mr. Smith
Eight States in Literary Digest Poll On Prohibition
First returns from the Literary Digest poll on prohibition show eight states including Georgia Illinois Indiana Maryland New York North Carolina Ohio and Virginia. Total repeal vote 272265 against 51285 or 158 percent dry and 8415 percent wet. New York wettest 87.43 percent for repeal North Carolina dryest 41.17 percent to continue the 16th amendment. National Bar Association National Medical Association national labor groups and American Legion favor repeal of sumptuary laws. Despite broad support, the noble experiment is urged to be retained.
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Literary Digest
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Virginia
National Bar Association
National Medical Association
National Labor Organizations
The
American Legion
Questions President Jessup Should Answer
An address at Sioux City criticizes the S. U. S leader President Jessup for high pay while questioning where rising graduates will find jobs. The speaker argues the educational system should adapt to future challenges and notes millions of educated youths struggle to secure work, calling for concern from educators and parents.
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Sioux City
Jessup
United States
Smet
Anditer Long Accused of Travel Expense Scandal
A law official accuses Anditer Long of fabricating travel expense documents while campaigning. Long rails at accusers, claiming political motives to remove him from the race. Governor Terocer appoints a commission to review the record amid widespread public interest.
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Anditer Long
Terocer Bes
Howe
Morningside Cuts Instructors In Shifting Ratio
In a Democrat item readers learn Morningside College will drop 16 instructors effective June 1 to reach a 1 to 15 student ratio. The piece argues many public schools and universities overstaffed, urging substantial tax relief and reductions in salaries, while urging voters to seek square deals amid looming campaigns.
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The
Democrat
Morningside College
State University of Iowa
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Iowa State College
Ames
Aiere
Ed A. O'Neill
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hoover
Des Moines
Congress
Cattle disease schools planned in Palo Alto County
Dr. K W Stouder will lead a series of cattle disease schools March 1 and 2 in Palo Alto County focusing on contagious abortion and udder troubles. Sessions in West Bend Cylinder Ruthven Mallard Ringsted Wallingford and Emmet County aim to help farmers control and prevent diseases with other topics to be discussed. All interested farmers urged to attend their nearest meeting.
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West Bend
Cylinder
Ruthven
Mallard
Ringsted
Wallingford
Palo Alto
K. W. Stouder
W. K. Webster
Biterau
Stou
Der
Legion Hall
Public School
Woodman
Emmet
Stillman Seeks Republican Nomination for Kossuth County Attorney
G D Stillman, son of L B P Stillman, a well known local figure, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kossuth County Attorney. He has long worked with Van Ness, who held the office years ago.
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G. D. Stillman
Kossuth
G. D. Stillmen
Lars Bladine Departing for Washington State
Lars Bladine, longtime internal revenue collector in Town, will resign March 1. Gerald A. Jewett of Des Moines will succeed him. Bladine and his son plan to publish a newspaper in Washington. He previously had a paper at Marathon about 40 years ago and later worked in Cedar Falls and other places. The Democrat wishes him success in his new venture.
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Lars Bladine
State of Washington
Gerald A. Jewett
Des Moines
Bladine
Washington
Marathon
Cedar i Falls
Democrat
We Want Larsen Candidacy Highlighted by Local Paper
Graettinger resident C Larsen received two votes in a Des Moines Register straw poll. With his hat in the ring he will likely draw more supporters as locals sing a new tune We Want Larsen. The Times asks Larsen to state his plans as president.
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Graettinger Times
C. Larsen
Graettinger
Des Moines Register
Larsen
the Times
Estherville Bride Wed in Parkersburg in January
Mrs Beatrice Renz Mohr daughter of J F Renz Lima Ohio married Donovan J Kirby of Estherville January 22 in Parkersburg West Virginia Attendants were Mr and Mrs Holden L Sumpter of Weston West Virginia After April first the Kirbys will reside in Milwaukee Wisconsin Kirby studied in Estherville at public schools the Christian Brothers School St Joe Missouri and DePauw University Chicago He is connected with Fountain Desk Corporation Columbus Ohio He is son of J P Kirby of Estherville and congratulations are extended by his large circle of friends
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Don J. Kirby
Estherville
Lima
Ohio
Beatrice Renz Mohr
J. F. Renz
Donovan J. Kirby
Parkersburg
W. Va
Holden L. Sumpter
Weston
Kirby
Milwaukee
Wis
Christian Brothers’ School
St. Joe
Missouri
de Paw University
Chicago
Fountain Desk Corporation
Columbus
Letter From Rey Eller Before Landing in Liverpool
Thorold Eller, former pastor of Trinity church, sent a Democrat letter-card from aboard the 8.8 Battie days before landing in Liverpool. He notes tired, seasick passengers and expects to reach Queenstown and Liverpool soon, sending regards to Emmetsburg friends. He provides a pending England address at Barkston Rectory Grantham, Lincolnshire.
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Rey
Eller
Thorold Eller
Trinity Church
Democrat
Liverpool
Battie
Queenstown
Emerald Isle
Emmetsburg
England
Barkston Rectory
Grantham
Linecalishire
Two Children Die From Fire Burns in Carroll Incident
Bernice Schmidt, four, died at St Anthony's hospital in Carroll Friday from burns after spilling gasoline on a stove Thursday night. Her sister, two, died en route to the hospital. The sisters lived in the Audubon direction.
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Bernice Schmidt
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Carroll
Audubon
Wales Demands Self Government Under Lloyd George
Wales the country of Lloyd George now clamors for self government. They will pay their share of the British debt but oppose involvement in war unless a vote supports such action.
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Lloyd George
Wales
Estherville Chamber Renamed to Community Club
The Estherville Chamber of Commerce has been renamed the Estherville Community Club. The old label was seen as high sounding for a small place, and the change reflects a more modest community organization.
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Estherville Chamber of Commerce
Estherville Community Club
Chamber of Commerce
Earle Brown Advocates Highway Safety Leader and Sheriff
Earle Brown of Minneapolis leads Minnesota’s highway patrollers, a former Hennepin County sheriff. He recounts his pursuit of Gilmore City robbers and advocates strict action against drunken drivers, including a mandatory overnight jail stay before arraignment. He spoke to the Mason City Lions on safety on streets and highways.
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Earle Brown
Minnesota
Highway Patrollers’ Organization
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Gilmore City
Mr. Brown
Lions’ Club
Mason City
Japan
China
Far East
Bierman Seen As Likely Democratic House Candidate
Former Decorah Journal publisher Bro Bierman, from the Old Haugen district covering Mason City and Charles City, is viewed as a probable Democratic nominee for congressman. A World War I veteran and former postmaster, he recently sold his paper to Twin Cities buyers to focus on his campaign.
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Bro. Bierman
The
Decorah Journal
Mason City
Charles City
Northeast Town
Bierman
Twin Cities
Democrat
Bruce Announces Candidacy for Pocahontas County Representative
Bro Bruce seeks the Republican nomination for Pocahontas county representative. He entered the race two years ago against Editor Barney Allen, withdrew to wait, and now resumes a campaign. The Rolfe Arrow notes his bright, resourceful character and potential to win in the Primaries.
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Bro
Marion Bruce
The
Rolfe Arrow
Pocahontas County
Barney Allen
Allen
Bruce
Iowa
Arrow
Jasmes
Drake estate shell game resurfaces in Sioux City tale
Ralph Tackaberry denies responsibility for letting 300 Drake estate supporters meet in a London hall. $600 was pledged to fund transporting gold from London. W C Kirkpatrick led a rental fund and accused a Tribune reporter of unfairness. The Drake estate saga spans years and regions and may recur decades hence.
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Ty Atnamber
Drake
Ralph Tackaberry
Chamber of Commerce of
Sioux City
London
Democrat
W. C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Tribune
The
Chicago
Ringsted
Laurens
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Adrian
Minnesota
Ed Campbell
Eleventh
Dates of National State and District Fairs Schedule
The State Fair association released a schedule of fair dates for the coming season with all dates subject to change. Ak-Sar-Ben stock show runs October 29 to November 4 in Omaha. American Royal livestock show is in Kansas City November 12 to 19. Clay County Fair is in Spencer Iowa September 20 to 24. Illinois State Fair runs August 20 to 27 in Springfield. International Live Stock Exposition is in Chicago November 26 to December 3. Iowa State Fair in Des Moines August 24 to September 2. Minnesota State Fair in St Paul September 3 to 10. Mississippi Valley fair and exposition in Davenport August 14 to 26. Missouri State Fair in Sedalia August. Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln September 2 to 9.
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State Fair Association
Qmehn
Kansas City
Spencer
Towa
Springfield
Chicago
Loans for Feed to Parker South Dakota Farmers
Parker South Dakota farmers secured feed loans from Grand Forks North Dakota on Thursday. Total loans recorded were $9,050 with individual amounts ranging from $21 to $250, tied to the number of cattle to feed.
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Parker
South Dakota
Grand Forks
North Drakota
U S Owns Three Quarters Of World Automobiles
The United States owns 75 percent of all cars and trucks in use today with 26,718,000 registered motor vehicles worldwide and 35,518,000 motor vehicles total in the country.
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U. S
United States
Republicans of Tlowa Plan March State Convention
The Republicans of Tlowa will convene a state convention in Des Moines on Tuesday March 22. The gathering will include district caucuses at the same time and place to select seven delegates at large for the national convention in Chicago. District conventions will pick two delegates from each district, with 25 delegates from the national gathering. Primary caucuses occur in precincts across the state on March 6 and county conventions are set for March 12.
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Tlowa
Des Moines
Chicago
Dr. Shallenberger to Visit Emmetsburg on March First
Doctor Shallenberger plans a recurring tour to treat chronic illnesses in Iowa towns every 28 days, a practice spanning 25 years. He will hold a free consultation at Hotel Kermore in Emmetsburg on Tuesday March first, inviting residents to seek care for heart liver stomach nerves and other ailments.
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Shallenberger
Iowa
Shellenberger
Kermore
Emmetsburg
Sioux City Business Leader Runs as Democrat for U.S. Senate
C. F. Lytle a Sioux City businessman and civic leader announced his candidacy for U S senator from Iowa on the Democratic ticket. He formerly belonged to the Republican party during the Harding era and argues the government should not interfere with honest big business while assailing Republican policies as causing national distress.
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Sioux City
C. F. Lytle
U. S
Iowa
Lytle
Harding
Church Notices: Services and Classes Across Local Churches
Bethany Lutheran Church hosts Sunday school at 10 AM and Divine worship at 11 AM with a 7 30 PM sermon. Evangelist K O Lakken guest speaker. Trinity Episcopal Church holds Holy Eucharist at 9 AM and Evensong with Sermon at 7 30 PM on Friday February 26. Third Sunday in Lent features Church school at 10 AM. Free Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 11 AM and morning worship at noon led by Marinus Anderson. Prayer meeting Wednesday at Petra Peterson’s home.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Luther League
K. O. Lakken
Our Church
M. ©. Thompson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Louis Denninghoff
Free Methodist Church
Marinus Anderson
Petra Peterson
Gome
H. G. Bachman
Saint Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notice
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces divine worship at 9 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m Lenten services Thursday at 8 p m P S meets on Tuesday March 1 at the home of Alice and Martin Hantelmann The pastor H D Stahnier invites all to attend services citing Isa 53 5 with a cordial invitation to worship.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Lithhe Brown
Park Ave
P. S
Alice
Martin Hantelmann
Life of Jesus sermon and church activities listed
The Congregational Church program includes a Sunday school, worship, a third sermon on The Life of Jesus titled The Ori as, and a 4:00 p.m. Junior League with leaders Robert Brereton and Dorothy Case. Activities continue with a 5:00 p.m. Lenten vesper service, a 6:30 p.m. League of Youth meeting, and notices of postponed Young People's party and a Church Council meeting. Women’s association devotions and study aimed at Many Races One Nation, tea committee, and a Saturday Women’s association market at First National Bank are announced.
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Robert Brereton
Dorothy Case
League of Youth
Stadlersi Lois Johnson
Ralp Carmp‘bell
Young People
Church Council
E ‘Association
Ida Gillpatrick
Dick Peddie
Mary Anderson
Lewis Stuehmer
Una Ausland
Wm. Schillinger
James Robb
E. A
Women’s Association
First National Bank
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