Monsignor Farrelly remembered for decades of service
The article honors Monsignor Farrelly, a long serving Iowa priest, detailing his 53 years of parish work from Lawler to Assumption. It notes his humble, patient nature, his public speaking, and dedication to education at St Marys Academy, with bishops praising his leadership. He died in harness, leaving a legacy in church and state.
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Securitan
Meath
Father Farrelly
Preyer
Daiir
Titorious
St Marys Academy
Lawler
St Rowe
Holy Cross
Bicbughe
Shaldan
Freal
Garrizon
Sucess
Tater Berlier Smith
Assumption Church
Heelan
Sions City
Drumm
Des Moines
Grotese
Samman
Farrelly
Enimetsbure
Farrellr
Monsignor Farrelly
Iowa
Monsignor Parrells
Davis Nominee John W De Campaigning Firmly
John W De, the Democratic presidential nominee, engages vigorously in campaign work. He espouses the party position on pressing issues, shown as a strong, scholarly figure with courage of his convictions. If elected in November, he will act decisively.
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Davis
John W. de
Bruce on Brogharts Changes and Senator Brookhart
Fragmented report cites Bruce of Rolls Arrow praising Senator Brookhart on salvation and strength. Mentions delayed LaFollette action and uncertain campaign moves. Reading reads like a clipped, garbled political note with unclear references.
Kendall endorses equal rights and religious tolerance
Governor Kendall, speaking in Des Moines, argues for equal opportunity and no special privileges, asserting that religious tolerance is the American position. He says opposition would set back progress by 150 years, urging peace and harmony among all and rejecting xenophobic views.
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Kendall
Kendall Ivkes
Hess
Des Moines
Wisconsin Senator Race and Railroads Debate Split
The article discusses whether strict government control of railroads is preferable after experiments in governance. It argues for government ownership as the best path and notes competition as essential to transportation. Malcolm McSdoo, Wim G. W. G.’s brother, has defected from the Democratic Party and emerged as a La Follette campaign organizer.
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Wisconsin
Malcolm Mcsdoo
Wim
Democratic Party
LaFollette
Democrats
la Foliette
Pleased With Local Progress by Emmetsburg Visitor Mary Ferguson
Mrs. Mary Ferguson visiting sister notes improvements in Emmetsburg business houses streets and parks. She was a pioneer county teacher and long worked in Chicago income tax office. Her daughter Helen with the Federal Reserve Bank Chicago. Son travels from New York. Ferguson plans Mitchell visit and family ties with Pattons.
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Mary Ferguson
EB. J. Higgins
Chicago
Emmetsburg
Helen
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
New York City
Ferguson
Aitchell
South Dakota
M. F. Patton
Strong Mitchellational Bank
Mason
Ci Ther
Mitchell
South Bend
Indiana
Notre Dame
Teaching in Self-Help School at Blackhorn University
Miss Pearl Smith traveled to Carlinville Illinois to teach English at Blackhorn University a rare self-help school where only self-funded students may attend. The campus relies on student labor with boys doing most of the farm and campus work while the school grows and gains industrial world interest. Miss Florence Underwood also teaches Latin and serves as staff at the institution.
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Pearl Smith
Carlinville
Olinois
Blackhorn University
Blackhorn
Miss Smith
Blackburn
Florence Underwood
To Speak In Clay This Evening
Charles Duhigg will address a large Farm Bureau meeting south of Spencer this evening. A Emmetsburg quartet Fay Larson Scott and McTigue will provide music. The Buena Vista county engineer seeks snow fence construction on primary roads to keep them open during heavy snows.
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Charles Duhigg
Farm Bureau
Spencer
I. W. Fay
T. ¥. Larson
Ed ‘Scott
Br. McTigue
Buena Vista County
Board of Supervisors
Spencer leads in Great Lakes golf qualifier
Anders son of Estherville shot 77 to lead the field in the qualification round of the Great Lakes tournament at Spencer Indiana. Spencer squad posted 327 to edge Sheldon 358 in the club competition. Afternoon play completed the first round of the championship with 16 players advancing toward a 46 hole final set for Thursday.
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Spencer
Mart Andersson
Estherville
Great Lakes Gulf
Church Day Plans and Sermon Topics Highlight Sunday Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites parishioners to stronger interest after last Sunday's services. Four Sunday school places remain open. Morning sermon titled The Maz With an Ax and evening sermon Making Things Again. A church day is planned one week from today with all members gathering to worship eat plan and pray together. Reginald D. Acheson, pastor.
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Reginald D. Acheson
Local broadcaster reaches every state and Hawaii
Bercei Beck of Asia Buena Vista county owns a home broadcasting outfit. Messages sent out have been heard in every state and as far as Hawaii, with replies received from many listeners.
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Haywaii
Bercei Beck
Asia
Buena Vista County
Union
Hawaii
Apartment House to Rise at Carroll with 30 Suites
Ad Abartiteni announces plans to build an apartment house on Carroll Drive C. C. Morrigen will construct a fre proof building containing 30 family suitable suites. An electric elevator will be installed and apartments will feature Murphy bed designs. The project aims to attract Carroll residents able to pay rentals and yield profits.
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Carrell
C. C. Morrigen
Carroll
Degritvar
Garrell
Tierce's Bunch Supreme Kitten Hall Closes Regular Schedule
Tierce's Bunch Supreme Kitten Hall wraps up the Community Chit Kitten Ball regular schedule with close games. The Lowans beat the Outlaws 19 to 18, Tire Patchers defeated the Cubs 13 to 10, and Tire Patchers edged All Nations 5 to 3 in a season highlight.
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Lowans
Outlaws
Cubs
All Nations
Pierce
Iowa State fair Exhibits praised but criticized for commercialization
D N Luce reports the Iowa State fair Exhibits were successful yet the event felt overly commercialized. In Des Moines he attended Farm Bureau and Corn Growers meetings along with several political gatherings. Krale and Kyale addressed audiences, with Krale slated to speak in Emmetsburg and other towns. Prohibition is not a major issue this year, Kyale says from a Republican view.
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D.N. Luce
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Corn Growers
Henry Ford
Krale
O. J. Krale
Minnesota
Volstead
Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Pocahon Jtas
Estherville
Algona
Kyale
New Presbyterian Church Cornerstone Laid at Alta
A new church cornerstones laid at Alta Buena Vista county marking the start of a $30 000 Presbyterian church. Speakers included Rev W Rollands Rev W P McCormick and Rev T A Ambler during the ceremonies.
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Alta
Buena Vista County
W. Rollands
W. P. McCormick
T. A. Ambler
St Marys Names New Coach Mulholland from Ayrshire
St Marys football appoints Dr Mulholland of Ayrshire as coach for the season. He will travel from Ayrshire each afternoon for two hours of nightly training with the Dest team, bringing Creighton University experience and a reputation as a standout player. He aims to develop a strong high school squad and schedule top local schools.
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Mather George O'Urine Maferson
Tsee
Ly, Mulholand
Ayrshire
St. Mary’s
Dr. Mulholland
Ayralire
St. Mary's
Creighton University
Omaha
South Side
Mulholland
Jeading
Juvenile Band Concert Planned for Saturday Evening
Our Juvenile Band has practiced long hours for their first concert in Court House square next Saturday at 8:00 p.m. Citizens are urged to attend and support this fine effort. Young people wishing to join should meet Mr. McWhorter at City Hall Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Court House Square
McWhorter
City Hall
S U L Specialist Opens Fort Dodge Office
Dr. Homer W. Scott, former University of Iowa medical faculty member, has opened an office in Fort Dodge. He is regarded as a specialist in bladder and kidney ailments and taught in the BU I during the past year.
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Homer W. Scott
Medical Department
University of Iowa
Fort Dodge
Motor Ransaver Ft. Dodge City Tragedy
Florence Laffer of Fort Dodge, nine, was struck and run over by a passing auto Thursday afternoon. The driver did not see her in time to stop. The child suffered no internal injuries and is likely to recover.
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Motor Ransaver
Ft. Dodge Ciry
Florence Laffer
Ft. Dodge
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