29 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary report shows residents voicing dissatisfaction with services at a new camp location Vadghan and amid chaotic facility chatter. Mentions individuals such as Jane Tong and unclear groups debating operations, quality, and leadership amidst confusion and tension.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled ledger from New York markets and streets. It hints at returns, debts, and figures, with scattered names and places obscured by corruption.
Spencer News-Herald editor White recounts a five day Chicago visit to the Century of Progress Exposition. He praises the fair’s scale and seating, notes towers taller than Chicago buildings, sky ride and elevators, and highlights exhibits from Hall of Science to Japan’s silk display. He recommends a visit as worthwhile though demanding, with dining and lodging options and various attractions noted.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and names with unclear context. readable pieces reference a location east of a town or feature named Weir and a potential company or district labeled Paride Co Sorth. no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary editorial critique argues the county officials and editors are aligned with the Republican party. It highlights perceived manipulation of news, public funds, and appointments to favor Republicans, challenging editorial bias and loyalty to party over service.
Readable fragments show a small town notice mentioning names and dates in a damaged stream. The legible pieces point to a public record or event with local officials and a deadline, but details are unclear.
Algona papers note Jean Hames on a horseback trip from Deer Lodge Montana toward Chicago. She stopped in Algona last Friday to reshow her Morgan horse Black Beauty Tidkig, carries greetings from Montana Governor to Illinois Governor about the World's Fair. She plans to reach Chicago by July 4 at about 25 miles daily, and will return to Montana by plane.
Despite constant gloom, buyers target farms in this fertile area. Leese reports a sale near the city as investors see value in current prices with no attached charges. The paper remarks it would take more of Uncle Sam's currency to secure a larger tract.
Last Saturday night the R. E. Kain family returning from the World's fair in Algona collided head on with a Garner driven car near the Cook filling station. Mr Rain suffered a head cut and a broken rib while Mrs and a daughter sustained minor bruises. Garner occupants escaped injury.
Samuel A. Newbrough aged 63, inmate at Humboldt county farm, attempted suicide by cutting his throat Monday of last week. Insanity is thought to have caused the act. Found by the caretaker while showing a new comer to the home. He was bleeding heavily and was committed to Cherokee Hospital for the insane.
The dam on the east fork of the Des Moines river at Dakota City, owned by Dakota City Roller Mills, has been repaired and the mill is again in operation. Recent high water caused pressure that widened an old crevice below the dam.
The Ralfe Arrow reports Gord on Heard of that place accidentally shot himself in the left hand while cleaning a gun a week ago Friday. The wound was lanced three times to remove all swelling. He is expected to recover without lasting ill effects.
Miss Jennie Thornton, who has been teaching in Honolulu, sailed June 10 for the United States. She reached Los Angeles June 15 and arrived in Pocahontas Friday to spend time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Thornton. This is her first visit home in four years.
Last Thursday morning, Guy Ayres, aged 33, a farmer south east of Spencer, was found hanging in a barn on his farm. He had been in poor health. He is survived by his wife, two children, and his parents Mr and Mrs A F Ayres of Spencer.
Dick Riley, 8, son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Riley of Tovington, suffered a broken hip when he fell eight feet into a ground feed bin at the LaVerne elevator while playing around the bins Wednesday of last week. He was stunned for several minutes before help arrived.
Local event listings highlight a sequence of varied group shows shining with different arts and crafts. The fair features performers and displays from multiple communities.
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