Golden Wedding Spencer Couple
News-Herald reports Mr and Mrs M L Tatro of Spencer Wisconsin celebrated fifty years of marriage on Monday June 6 in Spencer then a village. He born July 1 1863 in Brandon came to Spencer in 186? and works as a section foreman for the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad. She born Feb 11 1883 in Reedsburg Wisconsin and they have eight children including Mrs George Weisbrod Mrs Will Thomas Ray Tatro and others. The anniversary was quietly observed at home on twenty acre property.
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News-Herald
M. L. Tatro
Spencer
South Street
Coates
First
Main Streets
Mr. Tatto
Brandon
Wisconsin
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Tatto
Ave Harris
Mr. Tatro
Reedsburg
George Weisbrod
Russie
Will Thomas
Flandreau
South Dakota
Ray Tatro
Seneca
South
Tatro Family Chronicle From Spencer Area
Wesley Tatro and Hazel Tatro of Spencer are noted with a family tally. The couple had two children who died young. They are survived by 29 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Other relatives include Daren Ira Tatro of Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Tatro
Emmetsburg
Wesley Tatro
Hazel Tatro
Spencer
A, Ey Oan Daren
Emmetsbure
Congressman Eslick Dies During Speech for Soldiers Bonus
Congressman Eslick a Democrat from Tennessee collapsed on the floor of the House in mid speech advocating full payment of the soldiers bonus. He died a few moments later as members adjourned the session to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower House
Washington
Eslick
Tennessee
House
Baby Boy Voight Born May 26 Weighs 2 Lbs 5 Oz
L. T. Mitchell photographed infant James Voight, born May 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Voight, between West Bend and Livermore. The baby weighed two pounds three ounces at birth and now weighs two pounds five ounces. He is described as perfectly formed and uses three hot water bottles to keep his feet warm while consuming two teaspoons of milk every three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Mitchell
James Voight
Archie Voight
West Bend
Livermore
Excessive Rains Damage Oats Across Rural Areas
Miss Mary Carney from Mason City reports oats damaged by heavy rains on the route to Mason City while corn crops flood in spots. She notes oats fare poorly but says corn looks better in spots and expresses political views, doubting Hoover and hoping for a Democratic sweep next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carney
Mason City
Large resources making no money
Reporter meets Col. E. 1D. Genith Ayrahire known auctioneer living on a Rush Lake half section farm. He claims 300 hogs cattle and eight to ten horses plus poultry but earns no income due to low prices. He says the country is too good to let depression ruin it. Mr. Smith is a hard worker with a good appetite enjoying life despite hard times.
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Col. E
Genith
Ayrahire
Rush Lake
Smith
Farm boy burns Brockman home and confesses deed
Sheriff Hanson questioned Gus Schram of Bayfield who confessed to starting the fire at the A H Brockman residence Friday night. Six-year-old Leo Brockman perished in the blaze. Schram, 54, was sentenced to 20 years at Fort Madison penitentiary after being taken to the state prison. He cited a rejected wage dispute with Mrs Towne as motive, claiming she would return to run the Brockman house if he burned it. He knew the Brockmans and their relatives and had lived near Hayfield most of his life. A prior mortgage burden hung over the farm as the inferno destroyed both barn and house. A neighbor later claimed Schram hinted the Brockman house would burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Hanson
Gamer
Gus Schram
Bayfield
Britt
A. H. Brockman
Leo Brockman
Schram
Fort Madison
Dan Ganesveld
Jim Olson
Clark Lackore
Garner
Evelyn
Chicago
Jesse W. Ford
Hayfield
Runaway Injures Meadow Town Woman in Hospital
Miss Helen Aforow of Meadow Town Ship sustained serious injuries in a runaway Thursday. While driving to town the horses were frightened by a dog, bolted, and she was thrown and injured. A heel bone was broken, foot and leg placed in a cast, and she was taken to Spencer hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Aforow
Meadow Town Ship
Morow
Spencer Hospital
Robbers Try for More Booze in Estherville Jail
Early Thursday morning the Estherville Court House was entered by robbers. They damaged the vault lock and threw an ax through a window. A quantity of 175 gallons had been secured two or three weeks earlier, suggesting the motive was alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Man Arrested for Bad Checks Passed at Local Stores
Walter Hutchinson was arrested Monday in Ammatsrong and brought to Estherville on charges of passing bad checks totaling $98.89. The checks were presented by Mrs. Hutchinson at several business houses and cashed. He agreed to sign a confession acknowledging guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Walter Hutchinson
Ammatsrong
Estherville
Harry Beach Old Timer Visits City from Sioux
Mr and Mrs Harry Beach of Sioux Walls were guests last week at the home of Mrs Edith Beach Smith. They had been in Chicago visiting their son and took a plane trip to Detroit where they purchased a new Dodge car. They visited several places before coming to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beach
Sioux Walls
Edith Beach- Smith
Chicago
Detroit
Raid Finds 500 Bottles of Home Brew at Mason City Farm
Authorities raided the J. Peterson farm several miles south of Mason City on Saturday and seized five hundred bottles of homemade beer. No arraignment report available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peterson
Mason City
Mr. Peterson
Major T. J. Mahoney Wins in Boone County
The Democrat notes the nomination of Major T. J. Mahoney of Boone as the Democratic candidate for representatives from his home county. Described as a capable attorney and high class gentleman, the paper expresses confidence he will be successful in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major T. J. Mahoney
Boone
Soaked Didn’t Pay His Hotel Bill Arrested in Fort Dodge
Chas Graham was arrested in Fort Dodge Friday for defrauding a hotel keeper. He pled guilty and received 15 days in the county jail. He stayed at Crawford. The landlord claimed he left the house intending not to return, with an unsettled bill of $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Graham
Fort Dodge
County
Crawford
Injured man hauling heavy steel west of Livermore
Elmer Peterson, in charge of a Lang grading project building bridges north of Livermore, sustained a bruising injury Friday when a trailer hauling large steel bridge stays veered off the road. He was bruised but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peterson
Livermore
Lang
Peterson
Miss Foxsen Joins Presentation Order in Whittemore Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Albert of Springfield Minnesota and their daughter Miss Margaret with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Foxsen of Whittemore visited Dubuque last week. Miss Foxsen is entering the Presentation Order of Sisters after graduating from Presentation Academy in May.
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Miss Foxsen
Whittemore
Presentation Order
Albert
Springfield
Minnesota
Margaret
P. J. Foxsen
Dubuque
Presentation Order of Sisters
Presentation Academy
Iowa Officials Forecast Tax Revenues Rise
Internal revenue bureau officials predict more than a 100 percent jump in Iowa tax collections due to budget balancing measures. They estimate 15 million dollars in total collections for the year ending June 30, 1933, assuming incomes hold steady, up from 6.509 million in the current year.
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Internal Revenue Bureau of
Iowa
Dan Burns House Has Fine Corn Patch in City County
The Dan Burns property in City County features a notable corn patch likely among the county’s finest. The small, knee-high rows were reported as of June 10, located on the southwest lot of the black property where Mr Burns resides.
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Dan Burns
Black
Mr. Burns
Speed Hines In Trouble After Sheriff Wounded
Albert Miller of Sioux City is jailed after wounding Marshal Clark during a chase that left Speed Hines and Beer's associates held for questioning. Clark fired at the suspects, injuring none, before Miller was captured with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren K. Clark
al Gibbon
Beer
Clark
Hines
Gibbon
Lmelight
Marshal Clark
Albert Miller
Sioux City
Kossuth Fair Slashes Admission For Bicentennial Event
The Kossuth County Fair Association Board reduces gate and grandstand prices to thirty five cents for adults and twenty cents for children under fifteen for the Washington Bicentennial Celebration on July Fourth at the Fair Grounds. The 30 percent cut aims to attract attendees while maintaining high entertainment standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Freedom Two Picnic At Schroeder Point
The Freedom town ship annual picnic at Schroeder’s Point is set for Tuesday evening. A kittenball game features Freedom’s married men versus 4-H boys at 6 o’clock, with a supper at 6:30 followed by a program and plays by Swastika club Women. A mixed chorus provides music. Guests bring sandwiches and coffee. the committee serves. Royal E. Hutton is reappointed postmaster at Bancroft, published of the Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Township
Schroeder's Point
Freedom
Reques
Mr and Mrs Chas Spies Entertain Friends at Home
Mr and Mrs Chas Spies of this city entertained several guests Sunday evening. Bridge was played at four tables with Mrs Dan Glennon and Casper Nelson as high scorers. A lovely lunch was served.
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Chas
Dan Glennon
Casper Nelson
Gold Must Rule In World Prices
Republican platform defends gold standard opposition to currency inflation. It asserts the dollar remains impregnable and warns against experiments that could shake national credit. It notes Hoover moved to redeem pledges and cites the 1930 tariff act raising farm products 30 percent and industrial products 12 percent to protect farmers and industry.
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Republican Party
Hoover
Congress
Four Fort Dodge Boys Committed to Reform School
Carl Porter aged 18 Edward Porter 19 Walter Carr 17 and Wray Car 16 all of Fort Dodge were committed to the Boys Training School at Elders. They were taken to the institution on Thursday after arrest several days ago for stealing cars.
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Carl Porter
Edward Porter
Walter Carr
Wray Car
Fort Dodge
Boys’ Training School
Elders
Ringsted Man Beats Sheriff Gordon in County Race
Cliff Frederick, son of Ringsted, defeated Sheriff Gordon of Emmet County on June 6 by 1805 to 1024. Frederick carried nearly all precincts in the county except two, claiming sheriff duties proved tougher than holding prisoners as enforcers found Gordon’s record unsatisfactory.
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Gordon
Emmet
Cliff Frederick Son
Ringsted
Dr and Mrs Kerwick Return From New York
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kerwick have returned to Emmetsburg after a year in New York City. They plan to visit Dr. Kerwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kerwick, for several days before resuming their usual activities.
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New York City
J. M. Kerwick
Emmetsburg
Dr. Kerwick
Ms. M. Kerwick
Hazel Cass Show visits Algona and Mason City reports
Emmetsburg residents drove to Algona to see the Hazel Cass Neale Helvey troupe. Attendees praised the high class entertainment of the plays vaudeville and acts. Manager CG McNally receives warm compliments for the show. They will not play in Emmetsburg this season and are at Mason City this week with a tent show at Clinton. Business is not very good.
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Hazel Cass
Algona
Meson City
Emmetsburg
Hazel Cass-Neale Helvey
CG. J. McNally
Mason City
Clinton
Forest City Farmer Killed Haying in Runaway Accident
Leland HOR of Forest City, 71, farmer, was killed Friday afternoon when a haying runaway occurred at his home. Elmer Sogard and Malmer Nelson were with him as they loaded hay. while returning, Leland slipped between the mules driving Nelson's team. The injuries crushed his ribs and he died about an hour later.
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Hor
Leland
Forest City
Elmer Sogard
Malmer Nelson
Nelson
Child Burned to Death Near Hayfield Hancock Co
Six year old Leo Brockman died in a house fire near Hayfield in Hancock County on Friday night. His parents escaped along with Daniel Ganesvield family members who were sleeping in the home. Misunderstandings about who was with whom led to the tragedy.
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Hayfield
Hancock Co
Leo Brockman
A. H. Brockman
Hancock County
Daniel Ganesvield
Leo
Mitchell County votes to issue 800000 highway bonds
Mitchell county in Osage, the county seat, approved by a large majority the issuance of 800000 dollars in bonds to pay for highway improvements. The measure passed decisively in a recent vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell County
Osage
Couny
Hoppers Near Webster City Demands Poisoned Bran
Webster City county agent requests poisoned bran to combat destructive grasshoppers inland along an old lake bed near Williams in Hamilton County. Destructive pests threaten crops and pastures, prompting state agricultural efforts to control the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Hamilton County
Williams
New Citizen at West Bend Ceremony
T A Sunde of Fonda and Marie Zeimer of West Bend were admitted to citizenship in a Fort Dodge federal court session amid the present event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
T. A. Sunde
Fonda
Marie Zeimer
Fort Dodge
Cylinder P.0 Third Class Post Office Status Change
The Cylinder post office has been changed back to third class status as reported in local notices, indicating a reversion of its classification and potential impacts on services and funding.
Mason City Cement Plant to Open After Closure
The Lehigh Cement plant at Mason City will begin operations on July 1 after a prior closure on February 1. The reopening will reduce the force of workingmen.
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Mason City Cement Factory
Lehigh
Mason City
Studied Tree Leaves To Have Athletic Night
The Freedom township 4 H boys met at John Canham’s home for a leaf study. The next meeting is set for Wednesday evening July 13 at Fred Darrah’s home for an athletic night.
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Freedom Township
John Canham
Fred Darrah
Mason City Delegates At Republican National Convention
R. F. Clough of Mason City and J. A. Nelson of Decorah represent the fourth district at the Republican National Convention in Chicago this week. Mason City visitors include B. C. Way Harvey Bryant James E Blythe and W. J. Holohan. W Earl Hall editor of the Daily Globe Gazette covers the convention daily.
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R. F. Clough
Mason City
J. A. Nelson
Decorah
Chicago
B.C. Way
Harvey Bryant
James E. Blythe
W. J. Holohan
W. Earl Hall
Daily Globe Gazette
Kiwanis International President to Speak on WOC-WHO
William Harris of Los Angeles will address Kiwanis members on WOC-WHO radio June 27 at 8 45 p m. The speech titled The Fellowship Fifteen Minutes is part of All Kiwanis night during the Kiwanis International convention in Detroit. Harris is expected to deliver timely civic messages for Americans involved in club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis Clubs
William ©. Harris
Los Angeles
California
Central Broadcasting Company
Woc-Who
Detroit
Harris
Miss Goranson Enters Wyoming Summer School
Miss Hazel Goranson of this place has left for Laramie Wyoming to attend summer school. She taught in Garner schools during the past term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Goranson
Wyoming
Hazel Goranson
Laramie
Garner
England’s Radox Foot Bath Promises Corn Relief
From England comes a new foot soak to remove corns and calluses. Dissolve a tablespoonful in a gallon of hot water and soak 3 or 4 nights in succession to lift corns. Radox foot comfort is advertised as soothing burning and tired feet with a joyful, exhilarating bath.
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England
Crowe Drug Store
Radox
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Higley's Super Service
Golden
T. J. Mahoney
Boone County
City, Il
Speed Hines
Stranger
Marshal of Carroll
Kossuth Fair
Royal EH. Hutton
Bancroft
The
Register
Four Ft. Dodge Boys To Reform School
Ringsted Man
Sheriff Gordon
Diamond
Sewice
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
WOC
Nnrebred
Jacobs’ Dairy
Floyd Eaton
Ruthven
P. E. North
Ryan & Severson
W. Hermanson
Ruthen
O. P.hansen
Graettinger
Blairgowrie
A. M. Fish
G. Ww. Kessler
Gilmore City
Fete Hand
City
J. Emmetsburg
Lewis Gunn
Midwest Fhota Co
Det Grinberg
Owl
Reppert
Oly
I Tegg
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