World War Chaos Prompts Labor Debate and Atlantic Barriers
A historical analysis notes Europe’s powder keg origins since 1914 and how World War reshaped borders and economies. It highlights Austria’s losses, rising export barriers, and labor tensions as San Francisco’s general strike ends, unions push for government arbitration, while leaders warn closed shop demands persist and political results loom.
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Europe
A.sparkie
Europa
Austria
Radona
Bangi
San Francisco
Fragmented Miscellany and Tangled Dialogues From Obscure Page
A garbled OCR page fragment mixes quips about undertakers and fat purses with stray dialogue. It references institutions like Vassar, includes fragmented exchanges on politics and society, and portrays a muddled interview-like haze with unrelated lines and stray names.
Feld Class Reunion Draws Ten Of Fourteen Members
Members of the class of 1931 gathered Monday August 13 at Fort Defiance State Park Estherville in a shelter. Ten of fourteen attended with W Stevenson unable to attend but sending best wishes. Merle Gradland accompanied the group and plans for another reunion were discussed.
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Feld
G. H
Fort Defiance
Estherville
W. Stevenson
Forest City
G.H. 8
Merle E B. Gradland
Lone Hock
Gladya Bratrud
Gilbert Christianson
Clarence Doerning
Marian George
Verna Grotlland
Cecil Jones
Helen Reidy
Kurt Spies
Loretta Swift
Elmer Petersen
Church notes at Zion and Methodist congregations
Church notes report English service at Zion Lutheran in the Methodist church next Sunday morning at 8 45 Rev Otis L Lang pastor Sunday school at 10 00, no evening service. Methodist notes list Sunday school and church service with several garbled lines. Superintendent Mokleman and Rev Arcur Batam mentioned in the scattered text from the church year reflections.
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Zion Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Methodist Church
Otis L. Lang
Methodist
Mokleman
Gomes
Gily
Tifurati
Arcur Batam
Luther College Meeting At Dana College News
In town Friday evening the Litheray Church hosts a meeting with President Nelson of Dana College to discuss the school and its advantages. Pictures will illustrate Dana life and activities. Everyone of all ages is invited to attend. lunch is served by Mrs. Charles Hermingaen. Sunday services promise high order, with Rev. James P. Christensen as pastor.
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Pacs Litheray
Gisetinger
Sunmiag Achonl
Sarvita
weHaal
Luther Caague
At & N’elpek
Nelson
Dana College
Dana
Charles Hermingaen
Suuday
James P. Christensen
First Lutheran Church Notes and Tent Meetings This Week
First Lutheran church holds Divine worship at 9 am with Sunday school at 10. Evening Lutheran Tent Meetings continue daily with speaker Hookonson and Mr Carlson on organ and cordion. Sunday morning sermon by Student Hookonson. Confirmands travel to Okoboji Lut. morning meeting at 9 am. Circuit LLL convention set for Thompson Iowa. Aug 28 Missionary event hosted by Mrs. Thoreson and Mrs. Petersen. Pastor Beek notes a Bible Banner reference and urges repentance.
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Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Rieder Hookonson
Carlson
Hookonson
Okoboji
Thompson
Iowa
Lost Island Lutheran Church
L. Aid
Oq, Thoreson
Petersen
Banking Leaders Back Recovery In Roosevelt Speech
President Roosevelt cited a telegram from Francie M. Law of the American Bankers Association expressing confidence in recovery efforts. Law stressed sound banking, prudent lending, and bankers’ vital role in the program, noting improved conditions and a return to more normal credit policies as the economy strengthens.
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American Bankers Association
Ashington
D. C
Roosevelt
NRAA
Francie M. Law
América Hankers Association
Association
Trust Division
New York
Law
Banka
Lezen
Congress
Cosse
Publie
Live Stock Shipping Association Appeal and City Meat Market Ad
The Shipping Association urges farmers to support their organization and tally their own business, with meetings every second Wednesday of March May July September November and January. The Graettinger Co-operative Stock Shipping Association lists Alfred Simmonsen as manager and Yard phone 166. City Meat Market promotes a large stock of Fresh and Cured Meats, ham and Recon, cream, milk, bread, produce, and groceries with low prices, Roht Simonsen proprietor, telephone 71, Graettinger Iowa.
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Tha Shipping Association
Farmer
City
Simonsen
Graettinger
Public Confidence Returns In Banking Uptrend Cited
Comptroller J F T O'Connor states public confidence and banking conditions are improving as currency in circulation falls due to hoarding easing. The March 1 1924 money in circulation stood at 45 355 000 000 with a decline of 1 077 000 000 since March 3 1933, reflecting currency returning to the public and money moving from loans as banks reopen and payrolls and retail trade rise.
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J. F. T. O'Connor
United States
Podarnt Reserve Board
Hes
Qumphaller Snd
Hounda
Bank Credit Debate Reflects Industrial Lenders’ Ties
Ambiguous OCR fragment discusses banks and credit. It suggests banks are tied to industrial, commercial, and agricultural interests with directors drawn from these sectors. However the text is garbled and unreadable in parts, making a precise report difficult.
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Bank
Aresis
Lawlia
Bills Allowed By Town Monday August 6 193
Town records list approved payments including street work by Martin Aylward 338.44 Charles Thoreon 80 cents David Towers 12.03 Albert Jensen 35.20 W I Stevens 18.46 Tom Hampson July marshal salary 70.00 John Paulsen July night watch 5.00 League of Iowa Municipalities fee 10.00 J A Huff Construction gravel 1065.50 Frank Rathman cemetery weeds 1.50 Farmers Grain coal 42.88 Iowa Public Service street lights July 344.63 Town Pulse power July 19.26 Charley Jensen merchandise 12.69 Des Moines Register silverd ing 2.00 Wisconsin Lumber merchandise 34.54 Jon Lyons camulery work 2.00 P J McCarty Town Clerk.
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W. I. Stevens
Atrecte
Tom Hampson
John Paulsen
League of Iowa
J. A. Huff
Construction Co
Frank Rathman
Farmers Grain Co
Iowa Public Service Co
Town Pulse Service Co
Charley Jensen
Des Moines Register
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Jon Lyons
Camulery
P. J. McCarty
Noxious Weed Destruction Order Issued in Three Townships
Lost Island Walnut Vernon townships issue notice to landowners and occupants to destroy or cut noxious weeds in full bloom. Failure to comply will incur costs taxed to the property owner and any damage from removal will be charged as provided by law. Signed by Weed Commissioner C. J. Lander with county township officials Craven and Hurlburt.
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Lost Island
Walnut
Vernon
Wilenuse
Third General Assembly
C. J. Lander
Oscar Craven
Walnut Township
Fred Hurlaurt
Vernon Township
Appointment of J Morling as Administrator with Will annexed
Notice of the appointment and qualification of J Morling as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Courtal Kohl, deceased, in Hen nepin County Minnesota. Creditors urged to pay debts and file claims with the District Court Clerk by law, dated July 26, 1934.
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Palo Alto
Jens P. Christianson
BE. M. ‘'Thompsen
J. Morling
Conrad Kohh
State OF
Lowa
Palo Alto County
Courtal Kohl
Hennepin County
Minnesota
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Bnouane
Arroular Peatuila Be
Minnie
Mont
Broome
Inpursnea
Raatug
Farexe
Predaent
Vassar College
Wan
Seus
Anna Schurmann
Ter Leduc
Applea— Graettinger Nursery
Clarence Wikert
McCormick-Deering
Wilmer J. Petersen
N. P. Sorenson
Reasonabie
Elisabeth Spies
Estray
R. J. Herum
Wallingford
Dependable Welding
T. A. Hersleff
C. A. Shiley Dentral
Simonsen Meat Market
Th. &. Naae
B. S
Olene Jacobson
B. E. Dappen
Graettinger, Iowa
J. P. McManus
M. D
L. T. Lewison
Lewison
Loveali
Cate Mesias
Hamm
R. H. Loveall
A. J. Duhn
Bath
Martin Myhre
Bartleman
Price Hotel & Cafe
Randamen Bros. Proprietora
P. J. McCarty Grosttinger
Justice of the Peace
Real Tatate
Dr.hobsok
Eens
D. E. McCarty
Martin Aylward
Stresta
Charles Thoreon
David Towers
Albert Jensen
C. J. Morling
and Wabata
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Home Bakery
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