County Wide Meeting To Be Held March 8
County agricultural outlook meeting set for Emmetsburg City Hall on March 8 will discuss the 1933 price outlook and long term farm trends. Extension specialists from Iowa State College will explain demand and supply for major farm products and help farmers plan production for 1938 and beyond. A sample outline of the Iowa Agricultural Outlook will be distributed. Ben F Reaves and Albert Luke have buried the hatchet after a recent farm sale mishap. The weather notes report a mild late February and early March with good driving conditions on main roads.
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Carmars
Emmetsburg
City Hall
Randall Holtman
Iowa
Gallway
Bentley
Town State College
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Outlook
Ben F. Reaves
Albert Luke
Mr. Luke
Ben
Farmers Organize To Settle Disputes In Emmetsburg
The annual meeting of the Farmners Holiday association was held at the Court House in Emmetsburg, drawing large attendance. Lester Barringer elected chairman and J. G. Pogarty secretary as talks from Buena Vista and Hardin counties highlighted progress in Palo Alto county. Barringer notes most townships are organized with each district represented, enabling local committees to settle mortgage disputes, with many cases already resolved satisfactorily.
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Summatsburg Democrat
Farmners'Holiday Association
Court Hote
Emmetsburg
Buona Vista
Hardin
Lester Barringer
J. G. Pogarty
Wardt
Town Falls
United Farmers
Barringer
Marmars
Palo Alto County
Lost Island
Vernon
Independence
Mortagee
Mortenger
Plans For Hog Vaccination School In Tmmelsburg
A vaccination school will be held in Tmmelsburg March 6 and 7 in the library basement. Classes run 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Examinations on the afternoon of the second day grant permits to vaccinate hogs. Contact the Farm Bureau office to attend.
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Tmmelsburg Marck
Parm Bureau
L. E. Berg 64 Dies of Heart Attack at Home
L E Berg aged 64 died suddenly at his East Main Street home Monday afternoon at 4. Cause listed as heart failure after a history of heart trouble and recent attacks. Born December 30 to Throsten and Lurt Berg, he was confirmed at Estherville Lutheran in 1886 and married Helen Johnson January 1, 1900. Survived by widow, six children including Arthur of Fairmont, and siblings. Funeral set for Friday at 1:80 pm from home and 2:00 pm at Estherville Lutheran with Rev. J. Mathie officiating.
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Katherville Windicater & Republican
L. E. Berg
East Main St
Estherville Lutheran Church
Rev. J. Mathie
Small Hazards Cause Large Fire Losses
A 1941 fire loss report cites $36,217,580 in American property destroyed by careless matches and smoking materials. The piece urges safer disposal, such as breaking or extinguishing matches and using proper receptacles, plus adult vigilance to keep matches away from children. Dr George Keeney spoke on diphtheria over WOT Ames, praised by local physicians. Estherville event featured R V Cotlier and two Misses as judges in a sub district declamatory contest with entrants from Grover Wallingford and Estherville.
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Towa Huring
National Board of Vira
I Dea
America
Keeney
Palo Alto County
George Keeney
Mullard
WOT
Ames
Alri
Fimmeraburg
Watherville
RV. Cotlier
Eleanor Dunnan
Vivian Kally
Estherville
Grover
Wallingford
Welfare Worker Plans Use of $7500 Relief Funds
Misa Fred Prosser, a county welfare worker in Emmet county, will spend the $7500 recently received from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The funds are designated for relief work to aid the county.
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Misa
Fred Prosser
Emmet County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Notice of Appointment for Executrix in Iowa Estate
Sine Henningsen named Executrix of Christ Henningsens estate in Palo Alto County Iowa with duties to settle debts and file claims. Arthur W. Smith attorney notes February 10 1933 and directs creditors to present authenticated claims to the district court for allowance.
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Sine Henningsen
Christ Henningsen
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
Arthur W. Smith
Bread Lines In City Move By D R Gardner Visit
D R Gardner and family returned from Chicago after visiting relief quarters run by the Salvation Army. Three thousand men are fed and sheltered daily with meals baths and clothing refreshes. He notes the stark suffering in the city and fears for the future in a land of plenty.
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C. R. Gardner
Tedith
Chicago
Ira Gardner
Can You Solve This Change Puzzle
A reader recounts a riddle about three men and a $5 bill. A visits B's drug store, asks to change a $5, B cannot, A offers to give $1 and keep the $6 bill for later. Later A returns, pays $4, and retrieves the $1. Question asks who lost money and by how much, with Elmare Eye signing the note.
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Elmare
Is Spring Here Weather Report From Wallingford Markets
The text notes last two days feel like spring with melted snow and disappearing ice. Water lakes appear everywhere as frost remains in the ground. Weather described as balmy with markets at Wallingford on March 18 and Graetlinger on March 20.
When a Pair of Overalls Save a Farmer
Will Fisher escaped serious harm at Teas farm when a cow damaged his overalls but he landed safely in the manure pile. The cow’s horn tore the garment while he helped move cattle, yet he remained uninjured despite the mishap
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Will Fisher
Teas
Will
Renwiele
Deputy Marshal Serves Notices at Former Collins Farms Site
A Fort Dodge deputy United States marshal served notices on tenants of the former Collins Farms company in Port Dodge federal court. The move, reported by the Swea City Herald, was prompted by actions of Equitable Insurance Company of New York.
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United States Marshal
Fort Dodge
Collins Farms Company
Auibtnon
Port Dodge
Equitable Insurance Company of
New York
Swea Clty Herald
Times Hard At Ames Says
M T Axelton of Ames reports poor conditions in the college city. Unemployment wages and empty houses reflect strain as families double up for expense. He trusts the new president to be inaugurated next Saturday bringing a new deal, confidence and a gradual rise from the low mood.
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M. T. Axelton
Ames
Oval
Grachtinger
Idepth
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