Corn Belt Declares Farm Leaders Back Progressive Policy
The Corn Belt committee released resolutions from a July meeting asserting a composite voice for farm organizations. They urge unity to support McNary-Haugen style measures, oppose partisan politics, and push for guaranteed relief through organized control of agricultural surpluses and fair pricing aligned with production costs. The group vows to publish candidate positions and farm policy details to guide farmers in the 1928 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Committee
Congress
Kansas City
Various Constituent Beds Federation
Republican Party
Agri
Marmora
Ireton News Briefs From Center Township Area
Special correspondence reports a car wreck near Clarence Den Herder farm with no injuries and a tow on Monday. Several families visit Rock Rapids park and Hospers for outings. A church reunion, local operations, and a long list of visits and trips across Sioux City Le Mars Tama Corsica Hull are noted. Freshman class sizes rise with Ireton at 25 as school reopens, plus gatherings at slumber parties and visits to Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence den Herder
Center Township
C. Groetenhuis
Frank Wells
A. VamKalsbeek
Peter Statema
Henry DeJager
Fred Koopmans
Fred DeYong
Rock Rapids
Park
Gale Bergsma
Hospers
P. Delager
H. A. Huesingveld
Phillis
le Mars
Langendorfer
Air
Ben Vonk
Corsica
S. D
John Addink
J. Addink
Hull Hospital
William Brantaen
Sioux City
Henry den Herder
A. J. Sanbulte
Tiver Sioux Thesdae
Aid Fleur
Ireton
Ildine
Harriet Dykshorn
C. C. Wills
Archer
Iowa
Jim Jones
J. C. Jones
B. Bluenberg, Sr
Eveline French
Ruth
Merrill and area notes from Sheldon to Vermilion
Special correspondent reports Mis George Simpson and Mayo Winn visiting Sheldon then Paullina for brief business. Miss Nona Helden on a visit to Fort Dodge. Christ Schneider adds a steel drainage rack for car drainage at his station. Joe Bauerly family from Merrill, H L Taylor family from Hinton, and Aljeitha Dennler of Sioux City tour Vermilion South Dakota for a picnic. James Gardner expects one more threshing session, best fall in years. Mrs Frank Todd and children return from South Dakota ranch. Harry Brown and others tour northern Minnesota and Canada. Mr and Mrs O Brawn return from southern Iowa and Clingis trip, totaling about 20900 miles. Mrs F N June undergoes gallstone operation and recovers. George Zedderman on vacation from Widener pool hall.
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Mis
George Simpson
Slater
Mayo Winn
Sheldon
Paullina
Nona Helden
Fort Dodge
Christ Schneider
Joe Bauerly
Mecrill
H. L. Taylor
Familie Hinton
Misa Aljeitha Dennler
Sioux City
Vermisoc S. D
James Gardner
Frank Todd
Hiicree
South Dakota
F. N. June
Gallstone
George Zedderman
Widenfeller Pool Hall
Social Cleete of Congregs church holds meeting week
Kingsley correspondent reports the Congregational church social held Monday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mesdames D W Achnelder and Moretz. Regular services followed Sunday with Rev and Mrs Paul returning from vacation. A missionary gathering and community events were noted, including birthdays and next week’s church activities at Ceceland park and school events, with many local families attending.
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Congregsional
D. W. Achnelder
Moretz
Congregational Church
Paul
Vath
Kerk
Bolton
Wis
Sunn
Seocamier
Choy
Tessie
Albert
Chris Letmann
Morriss
Ceceland Park
Tom
Local Socials From Brunsville and Nearby
Brunsville social notes list Sioux City callers on Monday including Darlene and Elmer Thence Frerichs. Clergy Rev Zenk of Merrill joined Rev and Mrs Schempp midweek. Families F H Dickman and others attended the circus. Visitors include Cassen John Hoage K C Richards Watertown SD, Ed Dirks Akron and Betty, Minnie Hartman Popken Grosenheider crew, Fred Renken Craig, J B Frerichs LeMars, Victor Taylor and Geo Bauerly Merrill visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siason
Frerichs
Darlene
Elmer
Sioux City
Rev. Zenk
Merrill
Visit notes and church event blur in Shenandoah district
A stream of local visits and church gathering details from Shenandoah area residents including Mrs. C. Bleil and Mrs. Wingert. The Brethren Aid Society met at Mrs. Wingert’s home while several families travelled to Shenandoah and nearby towns to visit the Henry Field seed house and other local points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scheeler
Gan
Aresdio
Chey
Mies
Clarence Bled
Les Mars
Minneapolis
Minn
C. Bleil
Tarmaen
Ted Cisco
Quimby
Adam Meister
Otto Meister
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field
Helier Wagner
Little
Auto
North Dekots
R. E. Hess
Sioux City
Mex Knowles
Sac City
Meent Knowles
Isagele
Taylor
D. C
PA Ue
George Kranfl
Henry Blewett
A. Southwick
John Ler
Artie Ogren
Tom Hardie
Ham Mead
E. M. Dilley
C. H. Price
Mr. Price
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Globe-Post
Kingsley
George Suey
Ny Simeon
Uruitas
Jaateagiy Deve
Gireb
Mire
Siadwin
Im Michards
Suit
Luke
Mildred
Richards
Leadt
Boonie
Accite
Brunsville
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
J. E. Kelley
LeMars Mutual Ins, Co
Dr. Hess
Sports & Post Druggists
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Phillips
Ceta
Spas Hs
Cather Littl
Marshalltowh
Gorge Bainbridge
Barry
California
Bainbridge
Daisy Lyle
Chicago
Teachers’ Institute
LeMars
Supt
Curry
DES Moines Register
Tribune-Capital
Hervert Hoover
Alfred E_ Smith
McHery-Hengen Wall
Cress
Pais
Devi
Jems Cooldge
Republicas
LaFelette
Progressive Rep
Towsa
Mai
Des Moiines Register Tribune-Capital
First National Bank
LE Mars, Iowa
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