Republican delegates named across precinct committees
A list details numerous Republican delegates and precinct committee members for Emmetsburg area townships including Fairield Ferri Valley Freedom Great Oak Independence Lost Island Mallard Rush Lake Nevada Vernon West Bend and others with names such as Booth Bud Robertson Garret Fogerty E D Smith Chas Brumbaugh and C W Beck. The roster names delegates and members for each precinct committee across several townships.
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Booth
Bud Robertson
Garret Fogerty
E. D. Smith
Wm. Johnson
Curlew North
Rush Lake
Lloyd Seagren
E. O. Matthieson
Ed Johnson
Johny Groff
Chas
Brumbaugh
Cylinder
G. A. Freeman
J. J. Brekke
Elington
T. c. Trug
J. W. Woodbridge
John G. Jensvold
Joe Kibbie
Harry Kushner
Wm. Roberts
A. J. Burt
Anna Donovan
Emmetsburg West Broadway
F. C. Davidson
John McNamara
A. J. Swanton
W. G. Middleton
Earl Brown
J. W. Edge
L. H. Mayne
Sam Bo
John, Walker
Freedom
L. F. Place
Morris Finnestad
W. R. Schroeder
Jas. W. Sharp
Msr
C. J. Miller
Great Oak
Fred Johnson
J. H. Coon
Art Bohn
Wm. Jansen
Have Rains Checked The Grasshoppers
An entomologist at South Dakota State College predicts grasshopper damage in 1932 will be less than in 1931 due to plentiful rainfall. He believes higher rainfall will prevent damage from becoming as serious as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota State_ College
Dormitory Co operative to Be Run by 60 Students
About sixty male students at Town State College will operate a cooperative dormitory next fall. They will share tasks such as making beds sweeping washing dishes and cleaning duties. The facility has previously operated with girls in the other dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Town State College
Try Sudan Grass A Timely, Cheap Crop
Tows farmers who need pasture to Sudan grass a quick growing pasture crop within a month or 8% after sowing. Sudan grass seed may be obtained at 2.5 to 4 cents per pound. Sow 15 pounds per acre with a grain drill at 1 inch depth. Livestock may graze when height reaches 10 inches. Alternate pasture halves with a temporary fence to extend grazing until frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Beech Iowa Woman Endorses Safe Weight Loss Drink
Miss Bates of Beech Iowa touts a weight loss drink named Kreschen Salis claiming it helped her shed 65 pounds at great cost. She argues the product is worth it for younger readers while noting loss methods even for middle aged or older individuals.
West Bend Wedding Ties Fisher and Zauge in Algona
Miss Katherine Zauge of West Bend and Philip Fisher of West Bend were married at Algona on Wednesday afternoon. After a 6 pm dinner at the bride's parents, they plan to live on a farm near West Bend. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Zaugg. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Aug Fisher. Scores of friends offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Fisher
Katherine “Zauge
Algona
Wisconsin
West Bend
Ernest Zaugg
Aug
Fisher
Jain
Democrats to Convene July 2 Delegates named for county convention
A list of Democratic delegates chosen from Emmetsburg area precincts to attend the county convention on Saturday July 2 is released. The roster names delegates and precinct committee members for North Rush Lake Booth Cylinder Ellington East Broadway Emmetsburg West Broadway Fairfield Fern Valley Freedom Great Oak Highland Independence Lost Island Mallard South Rush Lake Nevada Silver Lake Vernon Walnut West Bend and more with note that committee members may not vote as delegates but must attend to organize the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rush Lake
A. W. Schuller
Wm. Groff
Ethel Easton
Booth
S. P. Cox
Degnan
John Kibbie
Cylinder—L
Frederickson
D. Frederickson
Ellington
Joe A. Lynch
L. A. King
5. Reinders
Mary Kaemarynski
Emmetsburg
Tom Joynt
Tom Mulry
East Broadway
Ed McNally
Paul Schendel
John J. Sueil
BF. Bradley
Wm. McNamara
Thomas Nolan
West Broadway
T. H. Conlon
W. P. Berwick
W. I. Branagan
L. Stuehmer
J. Dunigan
Dan Burns
P. Vy
Nolan
T. F. Rutledge
Geo. Downs
W. J. Branagan
Dan Amelia Burns
Fairfield
J. Norland
Fern Valley
J. J. Kner
Martin Eibert
A. E. Quinn
Joseph Turner
Frank Burke
Freedom
C. A. Orsborn
Jerry Murphy
G. A. Orsborn
Wm. Thompson
Great Oak
James Hand
John Burns
James Mehan
Mike Dailey
Robert Dailey
Silver Lake
M. B. Kane
Tom Fagan
John Anglum
Margaret Hagan
Vernon
F. L. Lambe
J. 3.Brown
Ed Bradley
F_ L. Lambe
L. Lambe
Walnut
Z. J. Mitchell
B. Dubn
C. G. Harrington
P. J. McC
Insects Flourish in Recent Iowa Winters
Entomologists at Iowa State College attribute heavy pest infestations to the harsh winters of the past two seasons, noting insects such as aphids and borers have prospered due to the season’s conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Quaker Oats Employees Picnic Reported in Emmetsburg
About 300 Quaker Oats Elevator workers and families enjoyed a Sunday meal in Harrison Park Emmetsburg. A kittenball game entertained attendees at Soper Park in the afternoon. Participants from Sheldon Rock Rapids Storm Lake Havelock and Pocahontas attended. Company president Mr Lewis from Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Elevator Company
Harrison Park
Soper Park
Sheldon
Rock Rapids
Storm Lake
Havelock
Pocahontas
Lewis
Chicago
Emmetsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Gen Smith visited Mason city on Friday to see Mrs Clark Meade while eye Bank Receiver Joe Kelly made a business call in Emmetsburg Monday. Ray Kennedy and family stayed at the Karl Dwyer home this week. Dr Cretzmeyer and family hosted Sunday guests from Algoa. Mrs Fred ONeill and two children of St Louis have been guests at Mrs B M ONeill’s home. Henry Simonson returned from California to visit his parents. J L Hunt of Mallard and Mrs J E ili and family traveled to Dubuque and Chicago. The Estherville Daily News notes Mrs J B Williams and George Williams left after visiting Mr and Mrs AG Thompson.
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Margaret Corweiler
Lewistown
Montana
Paul Corweiler
James J
Bardsley
Grege and
Wycott
Middleton Cottage
Lake Okoban
Margaret
Harriet Zimmerman
Vail
Parmi Nou Club
B. L. Roberts
Jack Denninger
Pipestone
Minnnesota
West Bend
Tommy Branagan
Emmetsburg
C. E. Bourret
Calwell
Morrisville
Wisconsin
O | Gal
A. Boos
P. DeWitt
Fort Dodge
Paul Dorweiler
Chokio
Minnesoka
J. C. Scurr
Nancy
Ames
Indianola
Marion Jand
Mary Derner
Dobberstein
Ft Dodge
Wm. Johnson
Plover
Emerson
Foley
al Montag
Martin Dufty
Whittemore
Geraldine Sat Ryan
Geraldine
Duffy
M. R. Duffy
Joe Dunn
Fort
Dodge
Mildred Dobbs
B Bowers
Rae Bowers
Algona
Margaret Kisch
LaCrossé
Kollasch
Manly
Mesdames E. H. Elisart
W. H. Reed
R. J. Miller
Laverne Blaine
Mary Stradtmueller
Lakes
Frank Keith
Minneapolis
Dan Kelly
Edith Greggs
T. A. Clarke
Mesdames Ella Wickman
R. B.chambers
Fred Wickman
Wickman
Martin Andert
Herman Berlinger
Curry
Minnesota
Jack Deninger
John Deninger
Wilbur Justice
John Fisher
Groves
Mildred
Gen. Smith
Mason
City
Clark Meade
Ray Kennedy
Karl Dwyer
Dr. Cretzmeyer
F. X. Cretzmeyer
Fred O'Neill
St Louis
B. M. O'Neill
Andue Henry Simonson
California
Andrew Simonson
N. J. Peterson
Estherville
Miss Marie McEwen Graduates as Nurse
Miss Marie McEwen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed McEwen, graduates June 8 as a nurse from St Bernard s hospital Chicago. Her class included 26 other nurses and exercises were held with Loyola University. The graduating group totals eighty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McEwen
Marie
Ed McEwen
St. Bernard's Hospital
Chicago
Loyola University
Milford Votes Again On Municipal Light Plant Plan
Milford voters will decide July 12 on a proposal to create a municipal light and power plant funded from future earnings. The measure previously failed by a narrow margin and was invalidated on a technicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Sity
Carriers Attend Register-Tribune Convention in Des Moines
Wilbur Barrick, Raymond Barrick, Gordon McCarty, Archie Halstead and Robbie Schuller from this city attended the Register-Tribune carriers convention in Des Moines in the early part of last week. A parade, good eats and a general good time drew a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Barrick
Raymond Barrick
Gordon McCarty
Archie Halstead
Robbie Schuller
Register -and Tribune Carriers
Des Moines
Miss Winifred Jackman Returns From Tour
Miss Winifred Jackman, former New Orleans teacher, arrived home Saturday after visits to Washington New York Niagara Falls Cleveland and Chicago. She notes southern states yet feel hardship but less severe than northern districts with scarce work and money. New Orleans remains vibrant and safe, with flood issues largely resolved and levies no longer at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jackman
New Orleans
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Chicaog
Chicago
Jack
Towa
Akron Readers Describe Flying Visit Overhead
Mrs. Brechan from Tempe Arizona writes of seeing the Akron excursion pass over her home at night circling four times during its midnight trip from Ohio. She praises the Democrat weekly and notes she receives it every Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Brechan
Akron Tempe
Arizona
Branagan
Democrat
Akron
Ohio
Primary Elections Need More Publicity for Voters
The Ruthven Free Press notes the recent Monday primary drew a large turnout but lacked clear candidate information for voters. An attempt to publish sample ballots failed, highlighting a need for more reliable publicity to help voters navigate the two tickets.
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Ruthven Free Press
Nearly 100 Percent Young Trees Live This Spring
G B MacDonald head of the Forestry Department at Iowa State College announced this week that exceptionally good growing weather has allowed nearly 100 percent survival for the 100 000 young locust and pine trees planted this season for erosion and shelterbelt demonstrations.
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G. B. MacDonald
Iowa State College
Don’t Cut Asparagus Late For Bigger Next Year
Horticulturists at Town State College advise not cutting asparagus after mid June to allow growth and root storage for next year’s crop. Cutting late reduces the following year’s yield.
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Independence
Chris Thompson
L. J. Jensvold
Joe Wedzin
B. G. Berkland
Lost Island
Oscar F. Suss
C. J. Lande
Martin Simonson
P. ©. Hermansen
P. C. Hermansen
Mallard So
C. W. Cowman
G. G. Sands
John Ho
H. R. Bell
E. H. Hayne
Wash Harris
Sev. Jacobs
J. N. Shellmeyer
H. M
West
Sanee West Bend, Ia
BR. R. Bell
H.R. Bell
Democrats
Quaker Oats
Lake St
White Eagle Oil Staets
Joe Kelly
Wees
Ayrshire
Eases
J. E. Ili
Elmer
Katherine
Mary Evelyn
Dubuque
Ellis
Herman Eckert
Royal Comfort
Milwaukee Road
Yellowstone Park
Gallatin Gateway
Mt. Rainier National Park
Puget Sound
Olympic Peninsula
Victoria
Vancouver
Alaska
Register-Tribune Carriers
Brother
Kerwick’s
Jour
Beleam
General Electric
Coronado
Gamble Stores
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