Unclear political convention details and figures emerge
Fragmentary report recounts debates over leadership in a national convention. It mentions Mabel Walker W as a chairwoman figure, Tad Slemp, Hoover administration ties, and allegations of lobbying fees. The text hints at tensions between midwestern farmers and eastern delegates, with references to political maneuvers and platform expectations.
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U. S. Senate
Mabel Walker W
Tey Ang
Sigtes
Tad mm Slemp
Hoover
Repul- Firsn Pressé
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Anan& Easy Eringipress
SD Eederal
Éallarso
Nepriske
Scio Renses Ciyeid
Hoover Am Roller
Senate Committee
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Middle West
New 7
Nebraska
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas Central West
Kansas City platform praised and dismissed in critique
A reader opines that the Kansas City platform is grand in theory but hollow for central western producers. The piece argues continued high protection for manufacturers, calls for utility regulation, and claims delegates and capital control Hoover’s nomination, while lamenting limited peasant influence and the role of financiers Mellon and Ware.
Emmetsburg street lights fail in rain. Diesel fix urged
The Saturday night downpour left Emmetsburg street lights out again, forcing residents to navigate darkness. The Tribune notes recurring outages, criticizes the focal high line for poor service, and urges adoption of Diesel engines as municipal rivals do.
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Emmetsburg
Focal High Line Company
Eramersburg
the Tribune
Governor Lowden Denounces Candidacy at Hansas City Meeting
Governor Lowden expressed relief for central west agricultural interests and pledged not to present his candidacy for the Republican nomination. Delegates backed him by rejecting Hoover, signaling a rebuke to the current administration and urging Republicans in western states to vote in November.
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Lowden
Hansas City
Central West
Bosh Mellon
Ware
Tno
Shay Late Cox Tenthin Retuens Cle Arrpay
The readable fragments describe a disrupted event involving a person named Shay Late Cox Tenthin and a machine linked to alcohol. Details are unclear but indicate a disturbance or obstruction at the outset of a process beginning at a fountain. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent dates or locations.
Potatoes and People in a Curious Local Tale
A garbled local note mentions potatoes, a person named Bushver, and a Berminated phrase. The fragment names Suniex and Alguna J and hints at a meeting or event with a speaker discussing a purchase or action. Further readable details are limited.
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Tate
Loire
Alguna
Followed Fragmentary Note Dated Thursday
A fragmentary entry dated Thursday hints at a sequence or decision but lacks clear names or actions. readable words suggest a process or event but no concrete outcomes or participants are identifiable.
Saving An Independent Chantagymi and Hac EtD
Fragmentary text mentions names and actions with unclear context. No clear event date place or organization emerges. The readable fragments resemble a personal or procedural note rather than a full news item.
Canadians Save $190 Under New Canadian Alcohol Laws
Fragments report Canadian alcohol restrictions allow government sales with a 1 per year license. Purchases include coal, whiskey, and beer, with penalties up to $200 for violations. Some bootlegging persists as Americans ship moonshine into Canada. Mr Stewart cites a local example of saving $190 by drinking to avoid penalties, a notion the reporter treats with cautious humor.
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Dake Stewart
Iarmer
Walnut Township
Mata
Fheir
Stranford
Vanaia
Canada
Alr
Stewart
Ontario
United States
ACCAS
Two Plays by Fern Valley 4-H Club at Rodman
Fern Valley township 4-H club girls presented two short plays at Rodman schoolhouse on June 7 to raise funds for delegates attending the Ames short course. Publicity chairman notes burglar alarm expenses at Mulroney Bros. in Mallard have saved merchandise on two occasions. Kerwick returned Monday from Rochester Minnesota seeking health specialists and came home missing upper teeth.
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Rodman
Fern Valley Township
Ames
Mulroney Bros
Mallard
Kerwick
Rochester
Minnesota
Car Collision Near Livermore Injures Minor
A truck filled with bread collided with a Chrysler sedan two miles west of Livermore on Saturday morning. The sedan, driven by Mr Ble of Minpoapelis, sustained heavy damage while Els sustained a slight injury. The truck overturned. Donald Mwmiry, at the wheel, was not seriously injured.
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Thor
Livermore
Mat Company
Chryeler
Ble
Minpoapelis
Ae Traveling Sileapan Els
Donald ‘Mwmiry
Carpenter Work by Rov't Ketehen and Others Mentioned
Robert Kitchen does car porter work on M. L. Brown's building while Mr. Skow handles mason work. Mr. Ketehen and Skow are camible tradesmen sawing hard wood. Frank Thompson of Union Township cut 15 00 feet of lumber from his own farm timber. James Graham, Eagle Drug owner, attended the Republican National Convention in Kansas City and related sister’s wedding in St. Joseph. The Algona Advance notes 96 families hosted by Mgr and Mrs H. M. Thiges for their 24th anniversary with a lawn luncheon and barn dance featuring the Campbell orchestra. A Fern Valley 4-H bread scoring demo by Henrietta Bargman. 18 members present. Rabbits and cut worms damage gardens. county recorder Ida Sorenson reports 1936 instrument filings up to June 13 versus prior years. Herbert Hoover, Kingsley school alum, recalled as a well-behaved student in 1886. Dr M Bradley of Britt buys Dr F M Griffin’s Manson dental practice. D AR ladies held a large district convention in Sheldon with many northwest Iowa towns represented. Rev James of Los Angeles visited, then left for Hardy. Mr and Mrs A G Warner visit to Clear Lake, SD, noted as a pioneer publisher.
Sunday cornerstone laid for $17,000 Presbyterian church
Sunday the cornerstone of the new Presbyterian church at La Wa was laid amid large attendance. The ceremony impressed attendees as Mrs. F. B. McTigue returned from Oldwatomie Kansas to visit her mother. A Britt native, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Armstrong, heads toward the Arctic Circle, writing weekly letters to the Tribune-News.
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Lawa
F. B. McTigue
Oldwatomie
Kansas
Arctic Circle
Clark Armstrong
Britt
Winnipeg
Tribune-News
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Congress
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Iowa
Algona
Towa Public Service Company
Gisa
Forest City
Shay
Cle Arrpay
EA Helmeren
If &S
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Robert Kitchen
M. L. Brown
Mr. Skow
Mr. Ketehen
Frank Thompson
Union Township
James Graham
Eagle Drug Company
Graham
St. Joseph
Missouri
Algona Advance
Mgr
Mirs
H. M. Thiges
Riverdale
Kossuth County
Campbell Orchestra
West Bend
Fern Valley
Wilda Watson
Henrietta Bargman
Ida Sorenson
Herbert Hoover
Kingsbury
Plymouth County
Manson
M. Bradley
F. M. Griffin
Bradley
State University of
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D. AR
Sheldon
Northwest
James
Los Angeles
California
Hardy
A. G. Warner
Warner Bros
Clear Lake
South Dakota
Warner
L. J
Iso-Vis
J. B. Greer
Newland Garage
Sedalia, Mo
P. Braver
Eldridge State Bank
Eldridge
North Dakota
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Geo. D. Sweet
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