Radio commission faces slow relief as five-year outlook unfolds
The newly formed Federal Ratio Commission faces a long path to help listeners and broadcasters alike. It will relicense stations in short trials, relocate pirated Canadian wavelengths, and tackle a static problem amid broad industry plans. London introduces penny in the slot radio with per program incentives. Plymouth county Farm Bureau celebration invites all citizens to a day of sports and festivities at Cleveland park and McDuffie park.
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U. S
Federal Ratio Commission
Commission
Radio Commission
London
Postmaster General
Gala Day Picnic Plans For Bureau Event In Plymouth County
The sports committee outlines a carnival of events at the Bureau picnic with cash and merchandise prizes. Highlights include a two-person tug of war, a 100 yard dash, and numerous age and gender specific races for boys and girls, with prize tiers from 25 to 1. Merchan dise and cash awards await winners, and the committee promises a lively program across various contests.
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George Potter
EB. M. Parry
Albert Lundgren
iMembership
Jens Peterson
R. S. Byres
H. A. Johnson
Joe Ketteler
E. M. Parry
Gordon Elliott
Harvey Luce
E. A. Schimdel
C. P. Kloster
Sam Phillips
Fay Knapp
Ed Litzmann
Albert Jauer
R. C. Winter
C. P. Knapp
J. D
Executor's Sale Of Real Estate In Plymouth County Iowa
Public auction of northwest quarter section four township ninety three north range forty four west bth p m in Fredonia two Iowa to be held at 2 in afternoon June 30 1927. Farm six miles west of Ovens one and a half south of Carnes on the Sioux county line. Terms 10 percent cash, abstract furnished, balance March 1 1928 with possession then. Sold under the will of Kinke P Holster deceased. Further info from Adrian Holster executor LeMars Iowa Published Globe-Post June 6 13 20 27.
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Fredonia
Plymouth County
Iowa
Ovens
Carnes
Sioux County
Kinke P.holster
LeMars
Adrian Holster
Kinke P. Holster
Globe-Post
Road Bonding and Primary Road Law Update
Iowa readers learn about primary road fund bonding limits under the old and new laws. Counties may issue bonds within fixed allotments, with some unable to issue due to debt or program disagreements. Future legislatures may adjust the road law, but major changes are unlikely. counties completing grading may face maintenance only without further hard surfacing.
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Iowa
Harms and neighbors busy in LeMars area news
Southeast Washington reports a flurry of activity with Arch Tucker and family visiting LeMars. The Harms family shelling corn for neighbors, with Hans Nielson making multiple calls, and visits by Braband Brown Campbell Bowers families. Pearl Harms stayed with Shirley Schultz as Ed Harms and son Fred conducted business in LeMars.
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Washington
Archie Tucker
LeMars
Harms
Hans Nielson
Ed Harms
August Braband
James Thoms
Maynard
Merrill
Albert
Jack
Alsworth Campbell
Little Pearl Harms
Shirley Schultz
Fred
LeMarg
Druger Deedrick Nuptials Tie LeMars Pair
Miss Jeanette Druger and Levi A. Deedrick wed at high noon in LeMars, attended by relatives. Ceremony conducted by Rev. J. A. Deedrick of Griswold, father of the groom, with red and white decor in the North residence parlor. The couple plans to reside in LeMars.
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Mies Henrietta Hagen
Marian
Kan
Tha ‘Hria Exroom
Leslie Deedrick
Griswold
Chicago
LeMars
J. A. Deedrick
Lesle
Emil
Sylvester Deedrick
Helton
G. Druger
LeMars High School
Western Union College
Audubon
Western Union
Rock Rapids
J. A. North
Third Street
S. W
Jeanette Druger
Levi A. Deedrick
Real Estate Transfers Listed for LeMars and Akron
Frank Todd transfers to Frank Hoese the Lot Block 2 Hill's Add Merrill. J J M Wormley transfers to C F Wissler lots 18 19 20 Block 10 Kingsley. Samuel Diediker transfers to Rudolph C Bartels Lot 4 College's Add to Block 20 South Side Add LeMars. Akron Building and Loan Association transfers to Margaret Emikahl 54 percent SH block 69 Akron for 1367 50 totaling 1367.50.
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Frank Todd
Frank Hoese
Hill’s
Merrill
J. J. M. Wormley
C. F. Wissler
Kingsley
Samuel Diediker
Rudolph C. Bartels
Colledge
South Side
LeMars
Akron B. & L. Ass'n
Margaret Emikahl
Akron
Beach Open For Authorized Swimmers At Rotary Scout Camp
Swimming classes start today under Arthur Pattison from the University of Iowa. The Rotary Scout beach remains open to Boys and Girl Scouts and Red Cross students who enroll, with Pattison supervising lifeguarding. Non members and non students are not allowed on the beach. Classes run in half hour blocks and a published schedule will follow once organized.
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Rotary Scout Camp
Arthur Pattison
Rotary Club
Pattison
A Summer Day's Tragedy Trapped
A fragmentary humor and gossip column bit taunts a bungled scene of a man trapped by fly paper, interlaced with quips about bathing suits and radio nostalgia. The tone is sardonic and casual, cataloging comic misfortunes and social observations without a single clear central event or date.
Supervised Beach Swimming Schedule Announced
Beginning today the beach will offer supervised swimming six days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 8 p.m. daily except Sunday. General swimming is closed during class instruction. Children must be with parents or a scoutmaster otherwise no supervision applies due to water depth.
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Parente
Voters Split Over Plymouth County Bond Issue
The county faces a $1.3 million bond plan with citizens debating whether roads justify the debt. Proponents argue long lasting paved highways while opponents warn of high per person costs and the risk of repeated tax burdens.
Fredonia Notes and Community Activities Last Week
Special correspondent reports local farming tasks at Marcus and near Orange City. Sheldon-like events include corn shelling by Tentinger and Juhle with Bert Nielsen's help. Local meetings feature arm bureau planning for achievement day and curtains lessons at Jack Duistermars home. Several residents visit Sioux City and Hospers. attending conventions in Blatire, Nebraska.
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Chris Bogh
Tyro Row
Amrondahl Shélied
Tee Kohler
Laurence . Tentinger
Joe Juhle
Bert Nielsen
Marcus
Jake Duistermar
Orange City Academy
Arm Bureau
T. Kloster
Fredonia
Jack Duistermars
Andrew Juhl
Moser
Sioux City
H. C. Anderson
Blatire
Neb
Niels Petersen
Marius Bogh
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Henry Twp
H. H. Wingert
Wm. H. Fromme
Carl Melhop
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Julius Muecke
E. Litzmann
Wm. Langel
E. Heimgartner
R. P. Kruse
Union
Chas. Byres
Dan Keegan
Walter Parry
H. C. Hoyt
Louis Sharp
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Nick Treinen
J. Lang
Henry Lanny
Joe Treinen
F. Neuenschwander
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Wm. Rees
R. A. Hawkins
Wm. Henrich
J. R. Hinde
Marion
R. J. Parry
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Harry Akers
J. P
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A. Conners
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Dick Bohlken
W. H. Dilley
Claire Agnes
F. W. Burnett
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W. W. Zeller
H. Hichocker
H. B. Nelson
Ray Ogden
H. A. Ludwig
Henry Grimjes
Geo. Rentschler
T. A. Bray
Lucille Hamm
Lena Gross
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H. J. Ahlers
Peter Gainor
B. J. Brandstetter
W. B. Dunn
Chay. Schultz
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G. A. Pratt
Wm. Schulaz
Leo Sitzmann
Jean Richardson
E. A. Bowers
Garfield
Tom Navel
C. J. Sherwood
Peter Knudson
Wm. Gilmore
Emma .Southwick
Wm. Schnepf
Frank Fiedler
N. A. Mortensen
Frank G. Perry
Elgin 2
Ed Durband
H. Mandelkow
P. J. Moran
Henry Groe
Nels Beaulieu
D. Cassell
D. Connolly
Grant
H. Mammen
Mens Ommen
Otto Osterbuhr
EB. E. Dirks
O. M. Harms
Preston
B. C. Borchers
R. H. Gambel
L. Borchers
John Hines
G. A. Remhe
W. G Marcue
J. J. Vollmar
Rex Meek
Clerks
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Ethel Eyres
America
Theo. Langel
F. J. Dreckman
Lee Steele
J. A. Watson
J. E. Becker
Kingaroy
Plymouth
Ada- Joining
John Hauschild
Efford Moser
Mary McNamara
John and
Dan
Gertrude Smith
James McNamara
Herman Borchers
Wm. Borchers
Druger-Deedrick
Charleston
State Highway Commission
Norma
Mildred Bogh
Iver Billings
Henry. Berkenpas
John .Walinga
Hospers
TemBiives
Grimes’ Pavilion
LE Mars
Cliff Mandy
Minneapolis Orchestra
Hatchery
Clothing Department
Men’s Athletic Union
Kuppenheimer
Stratford
Kehrberg-Schneider Company
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