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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary notes recount debates over farm relief and tax issues with references to University, professors, and mentions of labor posts. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a push by interests for broader support and a possible football commonwealth concept amid political conflict.
Propagandists claim a small portion of Iowa farm lands are free from mortgages at a rate of 32 per cent, while official figures conflict with recent statements. Citizens are urged to await definite reports before accepting such claims.
Washington authorities say that the combined incomes of the United States for 199% amount to SGH.GH.000. This is ST for every man, woman and child in the country. Only so percent at all people do not receive half this amount. Still they are willing to vote annually to continue con that practice such grass inequalities. The “ySetTosts RTS Tanling most of the People all of the vims.
A disrupted report states Purste U8 accuses the Frank SuR High School basketball coach of preparation to act, with John L. Grigith noted as involved. The account mentions water access and a response from the school.
A condensed report notes large losses by Tornaro tied to the month of June, indicating a protection shortfall and waning defense as wavering power declines. The fragment references memceir Ring and almost powerless conditions affecting outcome.
Notre Dame coach Knut Rockne will lead a summer class for sixty students coming from eleven states. He is described as highly capable, heady, and possessing strong character and common sense, making him an ideal coach for young players.
A Larbik Norway press report notes penalties for bootlegging totaling 390000 dollars yearly amid rampant smuggling. It urges Norwegians to visit the United States to study how brazen smuggling operations are run, citing a late address attributed to President Hoarer.
New laws governing dairy and breeding cattle affect imports by delaying enactment to July. One provision requires re testing of all imported cattle for tuberculosis 60 to 90 days after arrival, with exemptions for sealed herd sources or pretested animals. The rules aim to curb disease and ensure herd health.
Tolin was a passenger in Sioux City Saturday evening and returned to Emmetsburg Monday with Mrs. John and their daughter. They will stay in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Neary while adjusting to Emmetsburg. Mr. John bought the barbering business of Lou Moses. Father Savage celebrated the tenth anniversary of his ordination with mass, helped by Fathers from Manson Ryan Salix Maguire Ute Berser Sioux City and Clark Fitzgerald Manilla.
A readable fragment notes a meeting at Spencer today tied to the tenth district, with program segments at St Stephens church starting around noon. The text is garbled but implies a religious service and some form of missionary or benevolent aim connected to the church event.
A baby boy near the riverbank fell into the water and cried out for help before being rescued by bystanders. The incident followed warnings to stay away from the Genk bet area after encounters with nearby children. J B Virgil from Ayrshire watched over relatives in Baetechsburg earlier in the week. Initiation for a K C lodge is planned at Fort Deder with a memorial ceremony for ten attendees who died recently.
St Mary's Academy held graduation at Assumption church Sunday evening. Rev J G Murtagh awarded diplomas and urged loyalty to God church and country. Diplomas for Academic Course went to Foueih Callaghan Hichard arene ly, Peter Mulroney, John Murray, Cela Brennan, Mary Conway, Agnes Currans, Avis Hoben, Marie Kem, Anna Lambe, Evelyn Myers, Alice Neary, Catherine Phillips, Mary Ryan. Brammer course certificates awarded to Clyde Brady, James Brown, John Cahill, Francis Callaghan, Donald Currans, Donald Donovan, Robert Enagan, Maurice Flynn, Melvin Hearthty, John Jackson, Richard Kelly, William McCullum, Joseph McNally, Francis Pettit, Joseph Phillips, Kisty Ryan, Joseph Ryan, Jean Bradigan, Gertrude Brown, Alice Burns, Josephine Burns, Mary Dooley, Geraldine McNally, Ruth McNalty, Margaret Steiner. The Ancient Order of Hibernians donated 5.01 for Christian doctrine.
A note lists scholarship contributions drawn by Alice Marie Libert for excellence in scholarship five dollars, Imelda Neary three dollars, and Billy Ryan two dollars, all from the Ancient Order of Hibernians under Irish history programs.
Curlew Iowa June 6 High school commencement exercises were held Tuesday evening. Judge Clock of Hampton delivered the address to the graduates. Diploma recipients were Lovise Lund John Lund Phil Ind and Ellen Christiansen. Teachers will spend summer vacations visiting various places and attending events. The year is described as very successful with praise for the superintendent and faculty. Dr and Mrs A J Laubenthal attended the state convention of chiropractors in Des Moines about 150 present. They traveled by car and reported a fine trip.
W R Mette and Sons invite Holstein breeders to attend a large Gillette Holstein Picnic at their Fostoria home on June 4. Widely known judges will assist to make the event notable in northern Clay County. Gillette ranks high among Holstein breeders.
A Spencer Pythian Lodge circular reports 4500 picnic invitations mailed to members and expects attendance to exceed prior records. E R Gurney of Yankton South Dakota will broadcast from his station and speak at the day’s event. He previously lived in Monticello in 1970 and shows interest in Iowa movements. An effort seeks to disbar attorney Brate Wringer of Mason City for unprofessional conduct.
Senator Magnus Johnson will speak at Kingston Opera House Tuesday evening June 11 at 7 30 The free public meeting is organized by Farmers Grain and Products Company of the town and invites all residents Johnson is described as able and honest who draws large crowds in the county
Dan McNally spotted five misspelled words on a sheet during Tuesday evening at the Candy Kitchen. The organizer awarded a Bed fountain pen and a bottle of perfume to the first party to find two mistakes, with McNally promptly earning the prize.
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