League of Nations failure seen as a precursor to Christ’s reign
A religious reflection argues that the League of Nations cannot prevent war and that only Jesus Christ can restore peace. It cites biblical prophecy from Luke 21 and warns of ongoing worldly folly, urging faith, repentance, and readiness for Christ’s return to rule forever.
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League of Nations
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Heavan
Joan
League of C Nations
Cyd
Devil
Ammen
Victims of Imagination by Joseph Thompson
Nash ville Tennessee railroad man Joseph Thompson recalls odd incidents from travel and farm life. He notes the popcorn episode near his house that startled children and terrified goats, even causing eighteen goats to freeze as the field popped in a sudden cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thompson
Nashville, Tenn
Joe
Toe
Nashville
Fleth
Western Newspaper Union
Le Mars Board Advances County Expenditures in Apr 1936
The Sioux County board of supervisors met in adjourned session in Le Mars Iowa on April 27 1936 with Chairman M H Rounds and Supervisors Miller Timmins Twogood and Ahtmann present. They approved minutes from April 20 and authorized tax relief on Meadow twp property and reduced a city lot valuation. They opened bids for project L 536 selecting Hankingen Beaty Barton Warner Clark Construction and Harry Noel as lowest bidders for bridges culverts grading and bridging and ordered refunds to unsuccessful bidders. Several bills from Allis Chalmers Adams Co Ahmann Lumber Chicago St Paul etc were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lubben
Grant Twp
Oe Millers Grocery
C. Nelson
F. Wilder Louis Meyer
Constable Fog
McGregor Brothers Co
Emma Notheman
Pauline BE. Riter
Care
L. Tellinghuisen
D. Ross
Bounty
H. A. Schipper
R. R. Totman
EB. Braun
Jess Thompson
Service Labor Co
L. F. Taylor
Westfield Two
Frank Timmins
Sioux
Dreezen
Tracey
Moffatt
Lilly
Bal
Nick Treinen
Meadow Two
L. White
Fr. H. Wells Dairy
John Werley
M. H. Rounds
A. Ludwig
le Mars
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Rounds
Miller
Timmins
Twogood
Ahtmann
Alma E Bodenkamp
Meadow Township
Swi
New House
N. Ww. i Schmidt
Mc Lion
N.g
Altmann
Esther Lorenzen
Barton Warner Co. i
Clark Construction Co
Harry Noel
Hankinson and
Beaty
Barton Warner ‘Co
Clark ‘Construction Co
Towogood
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Adams Co
Ahmann Lumber Co
Chicago St. Paul M. & Io. Ry
Cities Services
Ern
Oifor
Emplayers Mutual Cas
Summer school orchestra to play tonight at park
The summer school orchestra under Harry J. Wenger will give its first concert at the new municipal park at 7:30 this evening. The 48‑member group includes former state winning high school players and new music students. Parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Wenger
New Municipal Park
Farm Bureau
E. de Lamater
Glen Lawrence
de Lamater
Louis Norman
J. Barnby
Old Virginny
James A. Bland
Willard Johnson
James Becker
Bill Irwin
Charles Honnold
Walter Koenig
Dick Pew
E. Grieg
Marilyn
I. de Lamater
Chaser
March
Paul Yoder
Miss North of Boone Named State Champion in National Poster Contest
Miss Mary North of Boone has been announced as state champion for Iowa in a national high school poster contest sponsored by the National Live Stock and Meat Board. She won among 520 high schools from 44 states, submitting both a poster and an essay titled Why We Need Meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary North
Boone
Iowa
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Miss North
New Books at LeMars City Library Offer Wide Selection
The LeMars City Library lists new fiction including The Last Puritan The Hurricane The Moon's Our Home and Dust Over the Ruins among about 20 lighter titles. New biographies feature The Way of a Transpressor Lafayette a life and recollections by Cole. World affairs titles include Inside Europe My Country and My People and Sweden the middle way Conveys Iowa history interest for Towans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars City Library
New Jewedand
Den
Santayana
Nordhoff & Hall
Thexile
Pearl Buck
Sparkenbroke
Charles Morgan
Josephine Lawrence
Rawlings
Sugimoto
Helen Ashton
Zane Grey
Baldwin
Negley Watson
Lafayette
Latzko
Cole
Iowa
Towans
Lin Yu T'ang
Europe
John Gunther
Sweden
Marquis W. Childs
Tne
David Hentges Breaks Arm in Coasting Accident
David Hentges eight year old son of Mr and Mrs R F Hentges broke his left arm in a coast ing accident last week The injury mirrors a break from two years ago He showed presence of mind in handling the broken arm preventing a more serious injury and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
R. F. Hentges
Books for Boys and Girls and General Reading Update
A catalog list of travel and adventure titles by Carveth Wells Claudia Cranston William LaVarre EB Alexander Powell and others plus science art works Koehler Carrel Smithsonian volumes and business manners guides. It notes five amateur art manuals by Doust and a fresh batch of juvenile mystery adventure animal and girls books for young readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluded
Denmark
Bermuda
Carveth Wells
South America
Central America
Mexico
Caribbean
Claudia Cranston
William LaVarre
Pacific
Guatemala
Costa Ria
Alexander Powell
Koehler
Alexis Carrel
Smithsonian Institution
Texas Rangers
Webb
Whitney
MacGibbon
Emily Post
Gaba
Douston
Sewing Room Completes 2015 Articles Continued
Welfare program details show Ben Denchik succeeding C. R. Lindquist at the Kingsley sewing room. Service aids families not in WPA projects with free sewing when materials are provided. Plymouth County supplies machines and notions, costing $37.13 so far, with six women employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Denchik
C. R. Lindquist
Plymouth County
Kingsleyrg
Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Plains
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a dry week June 22 to June 27 across the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys plus the Northern and Central Great Plains with temperatures mostly above normal, especially in the south. Local observer D N Zeig notes the past week’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
D.N. Zeig
Bizarre Rape Case Results in Arrest Here
Mrs Powers, widow, accuses her nephew Clarence Powers of assaulting and raping her at her Hawesville area home after a struggle in which he allegedly threw her, threatened to cut her throat with a knife, and pressed for false promises. The report notes Powers has a minor prior fighting incident but no criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
J. Powers
E. J. Delaney
le Mars
Julia Powers
Hawesville
Powers
Cannellon
St. Lawrence
Powers Brother Returns to Seek Jail Transfer
Homer Powers arrived Friday morning to secure his brother’s return to Howenville after arrests and a stint in Owensboro, Kentucky. He warned that if his sibling is guilty he will press charges, citing a sister’s letter accusing him of stirring trouble and harming the Powers name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Homer Powers
Howenville
Hower
Powers
Obituary for Mrs. Margaret Gengler in Humboldt area church service
Funeral services were held at a Humboldt Catholic church with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Margaret Gengler, born August 4, 1853 in Beck Luxemburg, died suddenly on a Tuesday at her daughter's home after 22 years in Humboldt. She is survived by five children, a step-son, a sister, nineteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
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Humboldt
D. D
St. Joseph’s
J. D. Fisch
Margaret Gengler
J. P. Kuborn
Margaret Loutsch
Beck Luxemburg
Gengler
le Mars
South Dakota
James Kuborn
S. D
John Kuborn
Yankton
P. B. Boden
H. N. Gengler
Hartington
Neb
Mike Gengler
Wagner
J. W. Gengler
O le Mars
J. P. Fisch
Muinster
Texas
Mike Stronck
Gengier
Catholic Church
Christian Mothers’ Society
J. A. Kuborn
Dorothy
W. A. Beacom
Francis
Sioux City
Insurance and court orders affect redemption extension
Insurance Co. asks judgment and foreclosure while courts approve sale of stock in the Plymouth county livestock pavilion estate of Anna Hodgman. Two orders grant a continuance until March 1937 in Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co versus Andrew M Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Anna Hodgman
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co
Andrew M. Johnson
Social Justice Mass Meeting Invited at Cherokee Sunday
W B Hasbrooke president of the local National Union for Social Justice unit received an invitation from District President W C Daniel to attend a mass meeting in Cherokee Sunday June 28 at 1 p m. The event will be at the park or Rialto theater and many members are expected to drive over.
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Cherokee
W. B. Hasbrooke
National Union For Social Justice
W. C. Daniel
Park
Rialto Theater
Hasbrooke
New Party To Save the U S Leaders Eye Support Groups
The fledgling party to save the U S seeks backing from the Townsend group and the Huey Long Share-the-Wealth society led by Rev Gerald K Smith. All factions share aims of better living for average families and curbing power of banks and big industry. Odds appear favorable as Lemke and O'Brien push to win endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemke
O'Brien
Townsend
Huey Long Share
Gerald K. Smith
Predictions on Union party shift and Roosevelt reelection
The piece posits that the new Union party will siphon votes while hidden powers influence both major parties. It predicts London will withdraw and back Roosevelt to block a money radical from winning.
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New Union Party
London
Roosevelt
Bertram Nears No Hit Contest in Cherokee Victory
Bertram pitched eight no hit innings and faced three batters in the ninth before Campbell’s single ruined the bid. Fourteen Cherokee batters struck out as Burns stole three bases including home. Le Mars connected with timely hits and errors produced runs, with Wittgen Lauters Racer and Burns keying the offense in a crowd-filled Sunday game.
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Bertram
Campbell
Bob Burns
Thunhorst
le Mars
Burns
Wittgen
Lauters
le Mars Heavy Artilery
Racer
Larchwood
Lloyd Hanlon
Bertram Delivers Halt Baseball Defeat
A baseball game ended with Bertram unable to meet the deliveries, stalling the offense and contributing to a narrow defeat for the featured team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
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LE Mars Globe-Post
R. F. Starzl
Bond Paper
Chieftain
Atlantic
LeMars Globe-Post
Plymouth County Credit Bureau
Post Mice
Frank E. Hagan
Watson
Wormley
Union Two
Ray Walsh
Stanton
O. L. Weber
Hancock
A. L. White
Zimmerman Home
Oie
O. R. Wernl
American Home Finding Ass'n
Donation Orphans Home
Ottumwa
Fowa
Eenseee AU Makes Typewriter Co
Engineer Co
Akron Lumber Co
Blake, Dan
Sam Dugdale
Dewey Bender
Hungerford
Welton Barr
Akron Co
Barney's
Graham Baker
Crescent Printing Co
County Spt
Council Oak
John Ruble
Bertha Koerner
Mae Crawford
Wmn
Davis
Office
Delermann Grocery
Win
Thom
Washington Tw
Andrey Fletcher
Ooo
Gerd Grahiman
Geo. Hummel
Asbcnline City
Westfield
Frank Hentges
Minnie Harms
Wasoss- Inquity Brunsville Investigations
Frances Holton
Steno State Vety
T. M. Harms
Yulia Hunsley Paychalo
Grimjes
Smith Town State Teachers
Ginevra Mathey
Dorothy Crabtree
Ruth Kluckhohn
Jane Johns
Maxine Nelle
Evelyn Huxtable
Bonnie Burgard
Mary Lucille Rogers
Virginia Boyd
Joyce Kammerer
Lloys Reichert
Délores
Junker
Roberta Albrecht
Irene Koppert
Robert
Reeves
Betty ‘Koenig
Beiva Fillbach
Elizabeth
Yres
Leona
Garr
Francis Morgan
Lucille Rees
Charles
Honnold
Jean Koenig
Marlys
Wetrosky
Nick Coad
Clifford Long
Keith Kendall
Robert Figg
Robert Roseberry
Marilyn Thomas
Betty Lace
Phyllis Merritt
Commander Brand Typewriter
le Mars GlobePost
David Hentges
As Temp AG
New Party
Save the
U. S
Pepe 1
Billy Arendt
Hat Shop
Bertram Nears
Sieverding-Walz Co
HDWE
China Glassware
Gene Earnest
Chas. Earnest
Plymouth St. N. W
Harker
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