Plymouth County Iowa Proceedings 1937 Adjourned Session
The Plymouth County Iowa board of supervisors met in adjourned session in Le Mars on January 4 1937 with supervisors Miller Graham Ahmann and Twogood present. They approved December minutes, elected Miller as chairman and Twogood as vice chairman for 1937, designated official newspapers, and approved a detailed county depository resolution. They reviewed claims for dog and wolf kills and authorized payments, set purchasing and bond rules, and adjourned to January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Miller
Graham
Ahmann
Wotion
Gimjes
Board
Twogood
Welfare Office
Zimmerman Home
Gopher Chtims
Altmann
le Mars Globe-Post
le Mars Sentinel
Rimsen Bell-Enterprise
Plymouth County
Iowa
County First ‘National Bank
le Mars Savings Bank
Cece
Matignal Bank Remsen
Eeeeeres
First Trust and Savings Bank
Remsen
Farmers Savings Bank
Reembon
Oltmanns & Phelps Bank
Kingsley
Akron Savings Bank
Pakton
Renee
First National Bank
Kyon
Farmers State Bank
Merrill Oo
Eeeseee
Farmers Savings Bank Etude
First State Bank
Punsville
Security Savings Bank
Craig Dieripynccteecauigesoten Td
Ligst National Bank
Ue Mars
LeeMars Savings Bank
Ae Mars
T National Bank
BO Mats
Lue
Mars Savings Bank
Inge’ National Bank
Fund
Pose
Harry Buss
W. K. Benson
John Beever
J. E. Bainbridge
Melvin Bainbridge
Avjic
Banks
James Cliff
Albert Drew
Henry Dempster
W. E. Dennler
Raymond Derocher
Henry Sikas
T. S. Fly
James Foran
James Gleason
Frank Helm, Jr
Walter Molzen
P. J. Moran
N. H. Majeres
Herman Muecke
Oswald Muecke
Earl O'Brien
Louisa Orban
Fred L. Plueger
J. O. Pratt
Huel Paulin
Wm. Rieken
James Ryan
Julius Rosburg
L. D. Ross
John Leiben
David Swanson
Lyle Stephens
Lyle R. Stephens
Roy Stephens
J. Clark Tindall
Art Wetrosky
Local visits highlight weekend business and friendship
Gerrit Bos made a Hawarden business call Saturday while H J TenNapel visited Sioux Center on business. Mr and Mrs M O Simons called on Le Mars friends Monday as illness prompted a return home.
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Gerrit Bos
Hawarden
M. O. Simons
le Mars Friends
H. J. TenNapel
Sioux Center
Tides in the Brain Link Headaches, Neurologist Says
A neurology meeting reveals that headaches arise from fluid balance in the brain. Dr Temple Fay explains wet and dry headaches tied to tides of fluid and blood in the brain, advising varying water intake after medical evaluation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Temple Fay
Temple University Medical School
Philadelphia
American Neurological Association
Dr. Fay
Fay
Infant daughter brought home after pneumonia
Ireton Mr. and Mrs George Westra brought their infant daughter home from the Hull hospital where the child has been very sick with pneumonia. Lenard DeRaad submitted to an operation for appendicitis last Monday. He is doing nicely at this writing. Ora Gray, who has been attending a Diesel school in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westra
Hull Hospital
Lenard DeRaad
Ora Gray
Chicago
Paradise Beach in Nassau Attracts Tourists Amid Sharks
Nassau's Paradise Beach borders a lagoon facing the open sea. Man eating sharks are plentiful just beyond the lagoon, raising safety concerns for beachgoers and visitors.
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Nassau
Paradise Beach
Horned Owl Is Faithful In Winter Nests
The great horned owl lays two eggs in a deserted hawk or crow nest or hollow tree. Even as temperatures drop below zero, the birds stay faithful at their task of incubating and nurturing their young.
Inventor's Device Tunes Ship's Radio Despite Heavy Seas
Paris inventor Jean Rebotier receives a US patent for an automatic variable condenser tied to the ship's rolling motion. The device maintains constant antenna capacity to keep radio signals steady, preventing detuning as the vessel heels.
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Washington
Paris
France
Jean Rebotier
Lost Earthquake Found in Himalayas Mountains
Washington reports the so called lost earthquake has been located in the Himalayas about 200 miles northwest of Mount Everest. Seismologists from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey and the Jesuit Seismological Association traced the event after telegrams and radiograms, initially feared to strike the Ganges valley with heavy loss. The discovery shifts the quake to a remote sparsely populated highland region and clarifies the mystery the world sought to solve since May 27.
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Washington
Himalayas
India
Ganges
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Jesuit Seismological Association
St. Louis
Mount Everest
Imperial Valley’s extremes yield dry ice from Salton Sea gas
Imperial Valley California sits between the Mojave Desert and Salton Sea, ranking as one of America’s hottest spots while also producing extremely cold weather. The region mines carbon dioxide near the Salton Sea used to manufacture dry ice.
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Imperial Valley
Calif
Mojave Desert
America
Salton Sea
Papyrus Earliest Step in Writing History
Papyrus predates vellum as an early writing material, likely the second stage after engraving on stones or rocks. It preceded clay tablets which were later baked after inscribing.
Madrid Opens Grand Fronton Recoletos for Pelota
A large sports palace named Fronton Recoletos has been built on the former Marquis of Manzanedo residence site in Madrid. Financiers and Sociedad Pelotaris de Remonte merged to purchase the land raze the palace and construct the court at an expenditure around 850000 dollars. The venue aims to be the world’s leading pelota court hosting top players. Pelota enjoys global reach from South America to Shanghai and Brussels, with Spain’s north region showing strongest popularity.
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Madrid
Manzanedo
Sociedad Pelotaris de Remonte
Spain
Pelota
South America
Mexico
Cuba
Italy
Egypt
Shanghai
Brussels
Nome to rise from ashes with new city improvements
Nome Alaska undertakes a major post fire rebuilding plan from September 1934 ruins. Projects include a reinforced concrete federal building costing 500000, a schoolhouse at 65000, Coast Guard quarters valued 90000, and PWA water mains city hall and fire department with graveled streets totaling 100000.
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Nome
Alaska
Coast Guard
PWA
Ecity
Climate change evidence in Arctic and Antarctic zones
Geological findings indicate that ancient tropical conditions extended into Greenland during glacial epochs. Fossil remains of animals and vegetation show regions once supported warm climates enabling their growth and survival.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Greenland
Bridal veils used in ancient times to scare demons
Ancient Greeks and other Indo European peoples used veils and disguises in weddings to mislead demons. Prof. Ludwig Deubner of Berlin University describes Spartan brides dressed as men with shorn hair awaiting rescue and Kos brides in women’s clothes for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Deubner
Berlin University
Deubner
Sparta
Kos
Asia Minor
Greece
Deukner
Typhoid Deaths Cut in 1935 for 24 U.S. Cities
The American Medical Association lists 24 large cities with zero typhoid deaths in 1935 led by Bridgeport Cambridge Elizabeth and Newark. Eight cities including Bridgeport Cambridge Erie New Bedford New Haven Scranton Springfield and Tacoma had no deaths from typhoid or diphtheria. National tally shows 385 typhoid deaths in 1935 across 93 large cities, down from 470 in 1934, while several cities face higher death counts.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Bridgeport
Conn
Cambridge
New Haven
Erie
New Bedford
Scranton
Springfield
Tacoma
The
Cities with highest typhoid deaths listed
The order of high mortality from the disease places El Paso Texas New Orleans Louisiana Nashville Tennessee Tampa Florida Norfolk Virginia Knoxville Tennessee and Memphis Tennessee among the top.
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el Paso
Texas
New Orleans
Nashville, Tenn
Tampa, Fla
Norfolk, Va
Knoxville
Memphis, Tenn
Hello Street Greeting Among Bangkok Passersby
In Bangkok on Suriwongse road the English colony calls the area Hello street because women residents greet every male passerby with a friendly hello. The term reflects local social custom observed by residents and visitors alike.
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Suriwongse Road
Bangkok
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library Reorganized in 1929
The Woodrow Wilson memorial library formerly the League of Nations association library was reorganized in May 1929 and is housed in the Woodrow Wilson foundation at 8 West Fortieth Street New York City.
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Woodrow. Wilson
League of Nations’ ‘Associationbrary
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Jesus Christ In The Bible A Count Of Names And Titles
A fragmented note surveys numerous names and titles attributed to Jesus Christ. It lists varying forms such as Christ Doriglas Feagin and Stacon Colter’s Weekly, indicating a compilation of epithets and identifiers used across writings and references.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus’ ‘Christ
Doriglas Feagin
Jtr
Stacon
Giant ‘Colter's
Donkeys Shy Less Than Horses Says Pathfirma er Magazine
The magazine explains why horses fear loud noises and odd objects while donkeys rarely do. Donkeys descend from surefooted mountain animals where caution and slow travel were essential, whereas horses evolved with more alert ancestors facing plains dangers.
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Pathfirmaer Magazine
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Proceedings OF
CO. Supervisors
Peter Wank
Herman Wegen
Wm. Johnson
Bert Stoos
Wm. H. Kounkel
Fred Attrill
John Boever
Geo.arvin
E. E. Beaulieu
Ahtmann
Grimses
Court House
Jail
Belle Allison
Geneva Andrews
Ted Peterson
E. Bigelow
Council Oak
Floyd Black
Ben Danchik
Leola Fischer
Extra Stone Welfare
Elizabeth Fuller
Porter
Paul E. Bock
Thurman Rhodes Degonseeve
Wm. Grunke
Geraldl Henrich
Frank Hentges
Mary Henke
Frank Hentzes
Warren Kelly
Kingsley News Times
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Mary Klosterman
Janu Kirkham
Affina
Amelia Link
Messenger Printing Co
County
MLO
Fnr
M. A. Moore Co
C. A. Patten
Meis Market
Perkins Brothers Co
Bugkol
Nsec
Christine Petersen
SUPE
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Claudine Rasar
VEY Sasteletccvesa Uiedo Sinenb Datente Remer Fuel Co
Sam Harvey
Wm. Overdue
John Flynn
Thurthan Rhodes
Genevieve
Fredricka Veidt
Alva Woolard
F. H. Wells
Matt Lehmann
J. G. Miller
L. A. Ludwig
Science
WNU Service
S. W. Washington
Pearl Harms
Sioux City
Ed Harms
Brunsville
Jack Osterbuhr
Hilbert Hennigs
Mammentown
Claus’ Siebens
Jack Borchers
John Willer
Dick Harms
Herman Harms
Sam Early
Bobby
George Baurley
Bud Waterbury
Akron
Otto Osterbuhr
Brungville
LeJoyce
West le Mars
Tom Vernon
Fargo
N. C
John Johnson
Ben Toel
Henry Harms
Gee
Baurley
Donald
Kenneth Thunhorst
Albert Null
Seney
Ireton
Nassau's
Mathes
Artemis
Hera
GEO. W. Koenig
Rexall
TIM Lake. Laboratories, Inc
Des Moines
Globe-Post Advertising
LeMars
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