Neal O NeaI rally proclaims farm program support
The speaker argues war footing for farm finance at high rates and praises Farm Bureau backing for Wallace, noting cross party farmer appeal. He cites Roosevelt appointee Chester Davis on the defense board to prevent 1914 issues and urges public attendance at St James church hall for a community event with a lunch.
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REA
Wallace
Farm Bureau
Hitler
Roosevelt
Chester Davis
National Defense Board
O'Neal
Pioneer memories: from Iowa land to New Vienna
Leafy recalls family migration from Hamilton to Iowa Territory. Grandfather claimed land near Iowa City, built log home, and farmed with simple tools while deer, snakes, and hogs shaped frontier life. Father settled near New Vienna after 1862, aided by German settlers and early mills along Coffee Creek.
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Hamilton
Iowa
Shio
Mississippi
Iowa City
Territory
Grandfather
Catherine
Galena
Dupuis
Ryan Brothers
Swifts
Chicago
Ryans
Johnson County
New Vienna
Dubuque County
Nels Kraschel Seen with No Job Amid Nomination Weather
A fragmented Iowa political report notes Nels Kraschel reportedly has no job while awaiting nomination papers for the vice presidency. It covers Wallace receiving a vital document, radio time costs, and the Iowa all-star game controversy including coaches, spectators, and a possible new I H S A A rule.
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papPese
Hla
Wallace
Robert
Democratic
Claude Wickard
Iowa
New York
Geoffrey
Jeffrey) Parsons
Birmingham
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Parsons
Des Moines
New York Herald Tribune
J. A
Iowa High School Athletic Association
George A. Brown
Brown
Hig
Bill Brown
H. R. Gross
George A. Wilson
Gross
Nelson
G. Kraschel
mid-American Casualty Company
Cedar. Rapids
B.B
Hickenlooper
Irm
G Men Make Nice Haul In County
A dense OCR list details numerous taverns cafes clubs and liquor outlets across towns such as Bruns Bruns Tavern H J Oltmanns Waitts Place Bills Place Grantville Granville Hinton Kingsley LeMars Oyens Remsen Remsen Recreation Parlor and more. It notes Iowa Liquor Control Commission numbers and various proprietors with partial corrections and comparisons to neighboring cities. The text reads like a compiled roster of establishments and owners in Ply mouth county with scattered punctuation and inaccuracies.
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Plymouth County
Brunaville
L. H. Harris
H. J. Oltmanns
Craig
Walter’ Baack
Waitt's Place
Wm. Clark
Bill
Ivan Clar
Wm. M. Freeman
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Roy W. March
Roy K. Martin
Armer's Cafe
Bela Nash
Fritz Wingert
LeMars
Elks Club
W. Christensen
Paramount — Billiards
Leo H. Duster
Geo. Foxen
Eagles Club
Liberty Aerie
Henry G. Harris
N. J. Holton
Helen M. Lee
Cecil McGrude
Ideal Bar
Roman J. Mueller
Central Tap
Kenneth A. Richey
L. J. Roberts
Henry Rogge
Heinie
H. Steemake
Oasis
John V. Trauffer
Ray Tritz
Emory Schorg
Margo
Lane van de Steeg
Lane's
Meanest Thief Title Continues Irene Fage 1
Irene Fage 1 continues as thieves break Charleen's bank lock to steal its contents. Victims suspect two boys from an irresponsible family carried away the coins but left 200 of 800 pennies behind, perhaps too heavy to run with.
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Irene Fage
Charleen
Nemmers Family Picnic Premier Community Event
A large Riverside picnic drew families from Aurelia Iowa and Den ver Colorado including the Fisch and Nemmers clans. Attendees listed Mr. and Mrs. Orville Nemmers Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nemmers and numerous relatives from the region.
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Aurelia
Peter Fisch
Ovens
Hexmeier
Alton
P. F. Thoma
R. J. Fisch and
J.G. Nemmers
Orville Nemmers
Elmer Nemmers
le RB. Angelo
D. P. Campbell
R. FP. Amundsen
Denver
Colorado
Demo Leaders Will Meet Tuesday in Sioux City
Demo leaders from National Democratic headquarters in Washington D C will conduct a one day school for precinct women workers in Sioux City on Tuesday Two talks from Mrs May Thompson Evans national division assistant director and committee members Mrs Mary Kelleher and Mrs Lillian Smith will outline the program and urge participation
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May Thompson Evans
National Democratic
Washington, D. C
Mary Kelleher
Ft. Dodge
Lillian Smith
Dyersville
Waterloo couples visit Strub home for weekend
Mr and Mrs Phil Trost and Mr and Mrs Jack Le Pierre of Waterloo spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strub and returned home Monday afternoon. Mrs Trost was convalescent. Maxine Strub of Merrill.
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Phil Trost
Jack le Pierre
Waterloo
Joseph Strub
Trost
Maxine Strub
Merrill
Surprise Minor Told to Leave South Dakota Beer Parlor
Sioux City Tribune reports that three minors testified in municipal court naming beer parlors where purchases and consumption occurred the night of a street brawl. One tavern reportedly asked a minor to leave saying one was pretty small. The hearing aimed at evidence rather than a city cleanup.
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Sioux City Tribune
Last Rites For Mrs Neddermeyer Held Wednesday
Mrs Henry Neddermeyer 46 a well known resident of the farming community east of Kingsley died Monday afternoon at a Sioux City hospital after being taken there last Friday for an operation. She moved to South Dakota with her parents in 1910 and later returned. On February 21,
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Neddermeyer
Kingsley News-Times
Henry Neddermeyer
Kingsley
Sioux City
South Dakota
Widow of Henry Neddermeyer Lived on Farm Near Kingsley Iowa
The 1932 obituary notes the late Mrs Neddermeyer united with Henry Neddermeyer in marriage. Their early years were near Mapleton Iowa and since 1928 they resided on a farm two miles east of Kingsley. Surviving are her husband, a son Fred, three daughters Henrietta Mabel and Mary all of Kingsley, two sisters Mrs Barney Weigel Charter Oak and Mrs Wm McCain of Kingsley, two brothers Martin and John Charter Oak, and her father Fred Dorale of Mapleton. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon with Rev E J Wehrspaan in charge. Interment was Mount Hope cemetery Mapleton.
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Henry
Neddermeyer
Mapleton
Iowa
Walt
Kingsley
Fred
Henrietta
Mabel
Mary
Barney Weigel
Charter Oak
Wm. McCain
Martin
John
Fred Dorale
Lutheran Church
E. J. Wehrspaan
Mount Hope
Dorothy Klingbeil Weds Glenn Witt at St Pauls Church
Remsen Bell-Enterprise reports Dorothy Klingbeil became the bride of Glenn Witt in a ceremony at the parsonage of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church Monday. Details on attendees and time not fully available in readable text.
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Dorothy Klingbeil
Glenn Witt
Remsen
St. Paul Parsonage
Remsen Bell-Enterprise
St. Paul's
Bride and groom in Remsen wedding notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding in Remsen with a bride and groom and mentions the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs F A Klintsen. It notes the bride is a high school graduate and that the couple will reside in Remsen after farming ties. Details are incomplete.
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F. A. Klintsen
Remsen
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