Counterfeit Ring Coins Linked to Sioux City Case
The article notes coins believed to originate from a counterfeit ring operative in Sioux City and seized by federal agents. The metal alloy pieces passable as currency, though slightly underweight, and a Graettinger visitor FP Noble is mentioned in Emmetsburg. Clay County supervisors decide not to aid able bodied men, citing a near seven hundred ten thousand red in the county poor fund, forcing self-help for rent and maintenance.
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Sioux City
Clay County
Ciry
County Board of Supervisors
City
County Poor Fund
Iowa Citizens Face Proposal to Amend Constitution
The Seventy-second Congress proposed a joint resolution to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment, prohibit interstate liquor shipments for unlawful use, and require ratification by state conventions to take effect, with the Forty-fifth General Assembly proceeding.
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Iowa
Seventy-second Congress of the
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Paullina School Robbed. Five Dollars Taken
A Paulling school superintendent’s office was robbed in the early part of the past week. Five dollars was stolen and the safe was found unlocked with a chisel. Local authorities investigate the break in at Paulling schools. The incident marks a rare security breach in the district.
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Paullina
Paulling
Royal road operator dies after car collision
N E Brownell, 63, of Royal, was struck near the Royal corner on Highway T1 by a car driven by E L McMurray, junior high principal of Sioux Rapids. He died about 30 minutes later after receiving a severe blow from a wooden ice box carried on the car. Brownell lived on a farm near the corner and was walking to his old station when struck.
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N. E. Brownell
Royal
N. BE. Brownell
Royal Road
Royal Corner
Brownell
McMuray
E. L. McMurray
Sioux Rapids
Proclamation calling Iowa constitutional convention 1933
Governor Clyde L Herring proclaims a convention to consider U S constitutional amendments proposed by the Seventy second Congress and sets a July 10 1933 convening date in Des Moines with a statewide special election on June 26 1934 to elect delegates. Citizens urged to vote and participate in shaping Iowa and the nation’s fundamental law.
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Town
Senate
United States
Congress
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Enty-Second Congress
House of Representatives
Des Moines
Forty-fifth
General Assembly
Traffic Fatality in Clay County Claims Local Resident
A northbound collision, unseen due to oncoming head lights, led to the death of a Clay county resident after being taken to Spencer hospital. The injured man, a lifelong Clay County resident, died about thirty minutes later. He is survived by son George of near Greenville and sister Mrs Elizabeth Axms of Spencer.
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McMurray
M. E. Kroll
Royal
Spencer Hospital
Clay County
George
Greenville
Elizabeth Axms
Spencer
Married couple wed in Bismarck North Dakota
Miss Marcella Cornwell of Rolfe and Mr John Kien of Humboldt were married in Bismarck North Dakota on Saturday. They will reside in Humboldt where Mr Kien runs an air station.
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Bismarck
N. D
Marcella Cornwell
Rolfe
John Kien
Humboldt
North Dakota
Klien
Local Names List From OCR Fragment
A fragmentary OCR line presents a roster of names including O. Whch and Wm. E Hiumbert with numerous surnames such as Moller, Seifert, Peacock, Stotts, Morgantaler, Enig, Clough, Schaefer, Porteraeld, Willman, Koolman, Goward, Prince, and Walfrom. The text reads like a partial street or group roster with several uncertain spellings and truncated entries.
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Moller' cL
Snitkay Sanek
BELL
Paul M, Seifert
Lee O. Peacock
Earl Stotts
Hugh
Enig LE Bees & FR
Rare Ducks Nest On Mud Lake North Of Ruthven
Northwest Iowa brief reports a ruddy duck nesting on Mud Lake north of Ruthven. The bird lays unusually large eggs about 2.4 inches long, and its nesting habit differs by staying in water among reeds. Ruddy ducks are protected by law year round.
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Mudlake
Ruthven
Ruthven Free Press
Gypsies Visit Kolfe Briefly Before Departure
A caravan of Gypsies stood in Rolfe Tuesday morning before authorities moved the group along. They now travel by automobile rather than covered wagons, yet keep bright costumes, fortune telling, and familiar traits that businessmen recognize.
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Kolfe
Rolfe Arrow
Two Teachers Yet to Be Hired at Graettinger
The Graettinger board of education has not completed next year’s staff. An instructor for first grade and one for second grade remain to be chosen. Current list includes Bapt., A. R. McMullen, Ralph V. Coder, V. I. Arney, Lois Everett, Vivian Kelly, Hberta Schrader, Miss Schrader succeeds Eleanor Dunn who leaves for Hampton, and Buend Vista college graduate. Grade teachers listed as Cora Christopher, Gudrid Nase, Miss Sands, Esther Simonsen.
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the Times
Graettinger Board of Education
A. R. McMullen
Ralph V. Coder
V. I. Arney
Lois Everett
Vivian Kelly
Hberta Schraeder
Manson
Doctor Under Contract For Fifth Appendectomy In Family
Ernest Christiansen, son of Theo Christiansen, underwent an appendicitis operation last week while employed by Emil Anderson. His father notes five prior family appendectomies in six to seven years and urges securing a doctor under contract as other children may need surgery. Ethel Helvig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Helvig, was seriously injured in a Saturday car accident when the vehicle with Alfred Tolheim overturned. she suffered deep leg wounds requiring fifty one stitches and was taken to Fort Dodge for care. Tolheim was only bruised. Italians on the North Western road between Laurens and Havelock went on strike briefly over time for travel to and from work on company time. they later returned to work.
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Mr. Paulsen
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Gib
Estherville
Graettinger Times
Ernest Christiansen
Theo. Christiansen
Ernest
Emil Anderson
Mr. Anderson
THOR
Ethel Helvig
John Helvig
Alred Tolheim
Fort Dodger
Tolheim
Humboldt Republican
North Western
Laurens and
Havelock
T Laurens Sun
Armstr ong Man Loses Finger and Hand Parts
Fred Rossow of Armstrong suffered severe hand injuries at a scam shelter Friday morning. Doctors amputated a finger and part of the right hand to save his life.
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Armstrong
Fred Rossow
Former Mallard Teacher Weds Fenton Young Man
Mr Lawrence Hantelman son of Mrs Kate Hantelman of Fenton married Miza Mabel Hanna daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Hanna of Seymour Town last Wednesday in Centerville Methodist parsonage Attendants were Mrs Lucille Hantelman and Mr Olaf Norland Bride previously taught in Mallard and Seymour schools and after graduation from Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Mr Hantelman worked in Mallard Emmetsburg area They will reside on Basil McEvoy farm north of Emmetsburg
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Mallard
Fenton
Lawrence, Hantelman
Kate Hanelman
Wes
Miza Mabel Hanna
L. J. Hanna
Seymour
Town
Centervlile
Lucille Hantelman
Olaf Norland
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Hantelman
Mallard- Emmetsburg
Basil McEvoy
Emmetsburg
Seneca Consolidated School hires new staff for year
Rev W H Reyman, Methodist pastor of Plover, is appointed superintendent of the Seneca consolidated school. Miss Cladys Buerkins of Pella becomes principal and Miss Ruth Carlisle of Whittemore will head the primary class. Twelve students completed high school in the recent term.
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Seneca
WH. A. Reyman
Plover
Seneca Consolidated School
Cladys Buerkins
Pella
Ruth Carlisle
Whitte
Successor to Wenig to Be Named in Iowa Legislature
A summer special election will fill Frank E. Wenig’s seat in Clay county for a short term as he becomes labor commissioner on July 1. Supporters urge Judge F. Lovrenn to run for the interim position to succeed Wenig in the statehouse.
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Wenig
Clay County
Iowa
Frank E. Wenig
Friends of
Lovrenn Lare
Emmet County Pioneer Dead at Wallingford Home
Mrs. P. N. Peterson, 84, longtime Emmet county resident, died Thursday at her Wallingford home. Survived by her son Nels and daughter Mary, who resided with her.
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Emmet County
P. N. Peterson
Wallingford
Nels
Mary
To Operate Okoboji Hotel On West Okoboji Lake
F Gordon, formerly of Spencer, will manage the Crescent Beach hotel this season on West Okoboji lake. His prior restaurant experience is noted. The arrangement places Gordon in charge of operations for the coming season at Crescent Beach.
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Okoboji Hotel
F. Gordon
Spencer Restaurant
Crescent Beach
West Okoboji Lake
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Forty-fifth General Assembly
Commonwealth
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43Th General Assembly
S. Ward Hatfield
Walter
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Miller James, R. Barkley
Gays
Thomas FE
Palmer Graham Hay SE
Rass
Ray F. H. Foote
W. CG
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Charles Beacham
W. F. Clayburg
T. L. Smith
Earl Elijah
WM. McArthur
W. C. Dailey
Robert Davies Wesley C, Lowe
Baldwin Fern E. Sharp J. R. Johnson
Flmer
L Patterson Scott Ellis
Adams Geo
N. Briggs
R. J. Bixby
Roy Wherry Jamieson
Ferdinand J. Smith
Herbert Adams
W. A
Winterstein
We Baldwin
Charles Henry Parr
Frank H
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Jangevaaro
Mooty
Geo. M. Hopkins
J. E. Burnstedt
S. B. Durant
Jon T. Boylan
Adams Max Kinney
OR H. M. Normann
Hlf. Jarway
S. M
Northwest Iowa News
Joe Draycimski
I. H. Brokaw
Drzycimski
Rock Island
Draycimski
Boston
Mass
Marine Service
Palmer
Louise Morehouse
R. F.C
Roy A. Johnson
Focahontas Record- Democrat
Booth & Olson
Garner
Winnebago County
Rock Island Railroad
Forest City
Golf Squire
Fair Grounds
No. §9
Garner Leader
Denison Bulletin
Larota
Mason City
Dickens Bank
Exchange Savings Bank of
Dicksens
Enat
Florence Heng
Arnolds Park
Heald
Spencer Reporter
Graettinger
J. Shallenberger
Chicago
Kermoore Hotel
J. F. Salk Roel
Pir
H. L. Brereton, M. D
First National Bank
H.R. Powers, M. D
F. W. Woodbridge, M. B
Aim’s Grocery
D. EB. Kulp
Alm’s
D. W. Ashley
Lewis Stuehmer
Justice OF the Peace
Emmetsbourg
A. J. Burt
Titira
Emmetsbuerg
Opera House
Bidg
W, EH. Morling
Savings Hank
H. M. Helgen
Mutual
Busines
H. H. Willingham
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