Communism warned as danger to U S democracy and faith
A Midwest column warns that communism seeks control of the U S government, not a majority, detailing dangers if labor unrest grows and elections are manipulated. It cites Russia’s five percent influence, anti-Catholic and anti-Protestant plots, racial tension, and labor strife as routes to power, urging vigilance. The piece also notes U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station efforts to distribute Victory and Defense Service Medals to veterans.
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Des Moines
Russia
Communist Party
United States Army and Air Force
Glynn S. Cress
United States Army
Air Force
Karmersbure
Tode
Victory
War Oer
Navy Department
City
Hmmetshure
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
Champion bird watcher of the week notes Trammell tale
Ike Trammell, a Pearl Liberty Center farmer, spotted a fighting bird in his yard and captured it after slipping through a gate. The bird turned out to be a large colden eagle with a 10 foot wingspan. Federal law protects such birds, but Trammell was deemed to act to protect private property. A Latimer resident reported a small amount of illegal extract stolen last week from a lane, and a Kirkm an signatory noted a Blue Plan record in Shelby County. The week also records the hospital admission of the first member for an operation at Carroll.
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Ike Tramell
Pearl Liberty Center
Trammell
Trunnell
Bee Hunt
Kirkman
Shelby County
Carroll
Twenty Years Ago in October 1927 News Highlights
Jueene Hudson and Helen Andre wed in September. H A Hisenbast injured inauto crash returning from Pocahontas. Rev. Fremont Frul installed as Methodist pastor, succeeding Rev. McNulty. Mrs. M Christiansen sells household goods. Buick sedan collision near First National Bank corner. Bank closing for repairs due to daylight bulb issues. Frank Christensen listed as patient.
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Jueene Hudson
Helen Andre
H. A. Hisenbast
Pocahontas
Fremont Frul
Methodist Church
JC. McNulty
M. Christiansen
Johns
First National Bank
Auto races tragedy hits Spencer area two killed three injured
The Spencer auto races left two dead and three injured on Saturday. Local reports note Coleman hospital in Estherville treated the injured and that residents and visitors like Miss Susan Bosold from Columbus Montana and Mr and Mrs Norris and family were in town. Updates mention hospital stays, moves, and community notices including weather and local activities.
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Coleman Hospital
Estherville
Spencer
Sande
Chicago
Farmers & Merchants State. Bank
Susan Bosold
Columbus
Montana
C. FB
Norris
Vivian
Sullivan
Edward
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Graettinger
Midwest
United States
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Dlemocntis
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Great Britain
Stalin
Hitler
Herke & Lundgren Grapttinger
Iowa
Arthur Sctulz
Latimer
Mr. Farmer
Wallingford
M. N. Jacobson
Wallingford, Iowa
Poland
Spies & Lein
Jond Bank
Prank Christensen
Wikert Graettinger
Bey “Farwers
Svo
Apne
Commission
Sioux City
Bero
Raymond Tindall
Hansen
Emmetaburg
Emmetsburg
Shaver Mfg. Co., Graettinger
DS. George
Fort Wayne
Jorgen Paulsen
GM. Tonderum
Bradeata
R. M. Young
Mons Christiansen
P. C. Fogde
Oral Ronstead
Humboldt
J.B. Lambe
J. A. Fleming
John Paulsen
Times
The
Lewis Jacobsen
Miami Shores
Florida
Luke Bros
A. V. Bormann
St. Paul
Yankees
Pirates
Ebner Olson
Ray Gleason
C.J
Gilmer Monument Works
J. Emmett Martin
A. C. Christensen
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