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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
1
Estherville Faces Another Barber War Staged
A chaotic scene unfolds in Estherville as competing barbery factions clash during a tense confrontation. Local authorities, including the city’s barber guild, work to restore order amid disputed performances and rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Vindicator
Reputlican
Haustin
Epiaster
Thas
Spencer Boy May Stay With Mother
Tommy Wuriy ten year old Spencer, alien-born in the United States, faces possible deportation to Japan. Congressman Guy Al Gillette intervened to seek legislative action allowing the labor department to handle juvenile alien cases. The case is tied to a broader push for a father American law and speaks to the child’s schooling and residence with his mother amid political efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Tommy Wuriy
Moni Wurit
Japan
Guy al Gillette
Quette
Congress
Department of Labor
Gil
Jette
Werry
Maakyo Peffort
Tessing
Wurai
United States
Sehrol
Northwest Iowa News Highlights Separate Local Items
West Bend faces wind damage assessments after severe evening winds. Graettinger reports 15,000 bushels of corn sold with $6,000 received, and Armstrong bank plans reopening with regulatory approvals and secured deposits as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qats
Graettinger
J. A. Spi
Lightning Strikes Tree Pieces Exter Boulse the House
A fragmentary report notes a lightning strike damaging a tree and parts near a residence. The account mentions scattered cone ends and minor structural impact without further details.
Garner Claims Voting Two Notable Democrats at Polls
Garner states he cast ballots for two noted Democrats at a statewide primary in Iowa on Monday June 4. The two individuals, said to be followers of Thomas Jefer Skin and Absolom Kelly, prompted calls for standards at polling places in Denison where editor Finnnern Benison Nasby presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Towa
Thomas Jeferskin
Absolom Kelly
Underground Waterfall Discovery Prompts Outing Plans
County sightseers get a chance next Sunday to visit a newly found underground waterfall 25 miles from the county seat. The aid of local explorers and a newly developed route promises an organized visit with opening details still to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becorah
U. S
pSperty
Ree Hundred
Inna End Minne
Paving on No. 75 Texas Fox County Completed
Paving work on No 75 Texas Fox county is reported as completed. accompanying note mentions a strip on Roc cover and loading details.
Milwaukee to Cool Cars With Steam From Locomotive
Milwaukee Road plans to use steam generated by locomotives to chill railyard cars this summer. The system relies on high velocity steam jets to mimic high altitude cooling, circulating cooled water through overhead coils to absorb heat, with thermostatic control for steady temperatures and quiet operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Sovage
Fairfield 4 H Tour and Picnic Draws Local Youth
About seventy five boys with parents and friends attended a 4 H club tour and picnic in Fairfield township Saturday afternoon. Dale H Irwin assistant county agricultural agent led judging and a discussion on feeding and fitting projects for the county club show. Members toured livestock pens, played a kittenball game, and shared an early picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield Township
Dale H. Irwin
Dalé Irwin
Wright Co Candidates Split Votes for Nomination
The sole Republican county office contest in Wright County failed to declare a winner for the county auditor post. Four candidates competed as Ross Henry led but was short of the 34 percent quota by fifty votes, leaving the nomination to be decided at a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Co
Wright County
Ross Henry
Pocahontas Priest Celebrates Silver Jubilee Mass
Father Geo F Wessling pastor of Sacred Heart church Pocahontas celebrated his silver jubilee last Monday. Besides parish members eighty priests and fifty relatives attended the mass program and banquet with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessling
Pocahontas
Geo. F. Wessling
Sacred Heart Church of Pocahontas
Father Wessling
Father Meyers Marks 25 Years as Milford Pastor
EH G Meyers celebrated his 25th year as pastor of St. Joseph's church in Milford on May 29. He was the first resident priest in Dickinson county for years, with Spirit Lake as his mission. he traveled to Milford to say mass, serving about 25 families in each parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Meyers
Milford Church
EH. G Meyers
St. Joseph's Church
Milford
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
Democratic slate chosen in Clay county convention
A convention will select the Democratic nominee for state representative from Clay county on Saturday in June after a four-cornered primary. Contenders were LaBrant Martin Grane and Ranerts with Avery, the Republican incumbent, unopposed for renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
LaBrant
Paul H Martin
Floyd Grane
E. Joy Ranerts
A. B. Avery
Sioux City Candidate McBride Defeats DeWolf in Ninth District Nomination
Thomas H. McBride of Sioux City defeated 21. E. DeWolf of Spencer for the Republican nomination for the ninth district congressman. Congressman Guy M. Gillette was unopposed for the Democratic renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. E. DeWolf
Sioux City
Thomas H. McBride
E. DeWolf
Spencer
Guy M. Gillette
Clay County Board Votes to Buy Submachine Gun
Clay County supervisors approved purchasing a sub machine gun for county use. The sheriff's office indicated city approval is needed to equip the city police department with a similar weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Spencer men named bank receivers in Winterset
Cline I Ditts of Spencer appointed receiver of the Citizens National Bank at Winterset. The action was made through Senator Louis Murphy and details of the appointment were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ditto
Spencer
Cline I. Ditts
Citizens National Bank
Winterset
Louis Murphy
Hancock County Court House Closes At Noon Saturdays
Hancock County Court House will close at noon each Saturday starting last week and continuing through July and August. Mrs Josie Goff and her daughter Miss Mary from Ruthven visited Eminntsburg Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Co. Court House
Hancock Cout House
Séry
Josie Goff
Miss Mary
Ruthven
Eminstsburg
Marriages and events in Ayrshire and surrounding towns
The issue records numerous local happenings: the marriage of 2eeddd to W L Carpenter and Edith Crowley at Esther ville on Thursday. John Hughes injured by a passing auto near his buggy. Ray Davidson sells 180 acres near Curlew for 150 per acre after buying for 68. Reports include church events, resignations, international travel plans, and a Danish Lutheran convention in Ringsted with delegates from several states. The Knights of Columbus in Emmetsburg host 360 attendees and 70 new members. other items note rail and road work, medical and nursing graduates, and county payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Carpenter
Edith Crowley
Estherville
Mr. Carpenter
E. W. Carpenter
John Hugues
Mr. Hughes
Ray Davidson
Curlew
Odd Fellows
Ayrshire
C. E. Maltus
Trinity Church
Iver Helvig
Ruthven
Chas, Clark
Ayford
Our County
Spencer
James Thompson
Alice Maguire
Sacred Heart Church
Armolds Park
Edna Kerwick
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Amisses Agatha Hard
Democrat
Board of ‘Supervisors
Geo. Keightly
West Bend
Steil
The
Beacon
Spirit Lake
Celves
Rev. L. G
Wigdahl
PLF
Civiling
Emmittsburg
Albert Lea
Minnesota
United Lutheran Church of the United States
Board of Supervisors
Herase
New Armory
Marcus Harp Orchestra
J. W. Finnel
Mel
Jets
Mistan Bida
Louis, Derweiler
Ottose
Barrebara Moersch
Dorweiler
Interstate Lumber Company
Ottosen
Jeffries’ Kner
Defiries Monroaight
San Franso
Aevs. Gev
B. McCarty
W. G. Brown
Ars. C
Duncan
J. J. Kane
Mason City
Marsion of
Ames
John Butner
Rockwell
Emmetsburg
Neilie Laughlin
Edna Witte
Laurz Agnew
Minnie Young
Bridget Brennan
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Normal School
J. C. Davies
Bess
Idaho
Martin Joynt Arived
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Dante
John Warners
Mutual Telephone Company
Farmers
Graet
Zinger
Titonka Couple to Wed in Catholic Ceremony
The approaching marriage of Miss Magdaline Sartor to John A. Beich was announced at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Wessy. The groom is the son of Albert J. Beich of Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Magdaline Sartor
John A. Beich
Albert J. Bleich
Local notes reflect weddings and weather in early June
Forty years ago Sarah Keller wed CG Hodgkinson at Keller’s home. Thomas Higgins married Maggie Dungan. Palo Alto drought prompts gratitude. showers expected. A new brick sidewalk planned for Court House square. supervisors Wegener and Mulroney to oversee. Delinquent taxes reach about 7000 with only 75 collected. Reinders’ two year old can name presidents from map faces. City council orders host companies to practice. oats fields dry and brown. Emmetsburg Building and Loan opens stock applications for July 1. John Menzies secretary. Hotel Orleans to open with rates 250 and 3 per day. Clear Lake visitors listed. Benson represents Palo Alto at state convention. county prohibitionists to meet June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Sarah
Keiler
CG. W. Hodgkinson
A. H. Keller
Graettinger
Thomas Higgins
Maggie Dungan
Palo Alto
James Carney
Ayrshire
Ithe
Fred Dudgeon
Reardon
Maxon & Carmichael
Court House Square
Wegener
Mulroney
E. J. Hartsthorn
Roberts
Wim. Reinders
Emmetsburg Building and Loan Association
Ottosen Man Injured When Trailer Overturns
Melvin Hagen of Ottosen was injured Tuesday night when a trailer detached from a car and flipped end over end. The tongue pierced the ground, furniture fell onto him, he was knocked unconscious but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottosen
Melvin Hagen
Melvin
Terril Woman Injured by Needle Incident
Mrs. H. A. Wagner of Terril stepped on a needle that penetrated her foot. Pain followed as physicians could not locate it initially. She was taken to Histerville hospital where X rays were taken. the needle was finally found and removed after several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terril
H. A Wagner
Histerville Hospital
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