Zimmerman Has No Jurisdiction On Relief Cash
St Paul reports state relief administrator Zimmerman has no control over federal funds sent to Minnesota since last February and will have none in the future. Howard Hunter, ERA and WPA regional director, said E. S. Guekert remains responsible for all federal funds in Minnesota and expenditures on relief. Hunter added no more federal funds will be allotted for direct relief after 90 days, shifting the load to state and local governments. He called the 26 southern Minnesota counties revolt a minor tempest and said ERA expects only small future direct relief contributions and eventual cessation.
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St. Paul
Minch
L. P. Zimmer
Minnesota
Howard Hunter
ERA
WPA
Hunter
E. 5. Guekert
Looney Valley Lutheran program and social set
Houston Minn special notes a Looney Valley Lutheran church program and social Friday with Nimes Viggo Olson Melvin Anderton Andrew Torgerson and William Ender listed as servers. CCC camp members transferred to Lanesboro Thursday and Stone church 80th anniversary planning held Tuesday.
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Houston
Minn
Looney Valley
Lews Gulbrandson
New York
England
Norway
Sweden
A. Senstad
Allen
Tons
Evelyn
Verna
Dagne Senstad
Henry Hoft
George Wertz
la Crosse
Houston Friends
A. M. Hanson
Carl Hanson
Elmer ‘Abrahamson
Minnesota Community News Sports Page Teaming with Local Reporters
Minnesota Community News announces correspondents from southern towns and villages contribute daily to this page. Athletic news from these communities will be found on the sports page, highlighting local teams athletes and results.
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Tribune
Minnesota
Sports
Sultry Weather Ends Grasshopper and Chinch Bug Plagues
G Ruggles, University of Minnesota entomology professor, says the sultry and rainy season curtailed grasshopper and chinch bug outbreaks in Minnesota. Favorable weather hindered egg hatching and provided abundant vegetation, reducing pests this year and delaying future population rebounds.
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St. Paul
Minn
G. Ruggles
University of Minnesota
Northwest
Ruggles
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Canada
Onsgard Family Hosts and Visitation Notes
The article lists local visits and guests including Miss Edna Halvorson from Watch Hill Conn visiting her father Knute Halvorson, Miss Inga Walhus from Madison Wis staying with friends, Miss Martha Fischer visiting her sister in Madison, and Doris Krogh from Minneapolis visiting friends. It notes Ole Tweston moved his family from a town house to a Badger farm and reports a birth to Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson of Preston, a son born July 23.
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Onsgard
Spring Grove
Edna Halvorson
Watch Hill
Conn
Knute Halvorson
Ole Tweston
Badger
Inga Walhus
Madison
Wis
Martha Fischer
Richard Peterson
Preston
Poe
Bethlehem Aid Hosts In Spring Grove Social Moment
Beth lehem Aid members Mrs. G Flaten and Miss Minnie Flaten hosted a church social Thursday. A baby girl arrived at Spring Grove hospital for Mr and Mrs Leonard Trygstad of Rock Dell on July 27. At the local hospital a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Nelson of Newburg on July 26 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Sigurd Evenson on July 27. Mrs Martin Karlsbrasten traveled to Duluth for a state Parent Teachers association meeting, aided by her husband and daughter Marion. Kenneth Qualley returned home after eleven months with Mr and Mrs M K Onsgaard of Fernhill. the Onsgaards and son Hollis accompanied him. Ole Gubrud and wife returned to Kindred North Dakota after visiting the Gul family.
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Spring Grove
Mullim
G. Flaten
Minnie Flaten
Bethlehem Aid
Leonard Trygstad
Rock Dell
Spring Grove Hospital
Sigurd Evenson
Martin Karlsbrasten
Duluth
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Rush City
Marion
Kenneth Qualley
M. K. Onsgaard
Ole Qualley
Fernhill
Local Notes and Visits Across Canton and Area
Mrs. Lloyd Knowlton is ill at a Decorah hospital. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brink include BR St. John of Granger and H. H. Dane of Fayetteville Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Sue Amy dined with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masters Tuesday. Regel and Pierce went to North Dakota to work in harvest fields. Annie Kimball of Canton visits Mrs. Ella Gossman. Albert Cheney and son Donald of Bellevue Iowa visit at William Claussen home Tuesday. Herbert Wickett hosts house guests William Claffy of Thief River Falls as they drive to Chicago to visit relatives for a few days.
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Canton
Minn
Lloyd Knowlton
Decorah
Ingel Luneborg
St. John of Granger
H. H.dane
Fayetteville
Ark
Otto Brink
Sue Amy
Frank Masters
Regel and
Pierce
North Dakota
Annie Kimball
Ella Gossman
Albert Cheney
Donald
Bellevue
William Claussen
Tuesay
Herbert Wickett
William Claffy
Thief River Falls
Chicago
Lilac Way Roadway Planned for Minneapolis Belt Line
Minneapolis will build the Lilac Way, the nation’s first roadside beautification project. State highway commissioner N W Elsberg said plans will start immediately, integrating lilac plantings along the six lane belt line from Robbinsdale to Fort Snelling Shakespee. The route will serve as the city’s main gateway with safety passes and wide shoulders for landscaping.
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Minneapolis
Minn
America
N. W. Elsberg
State Highway Core ‘Missioner
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Journal
Elsberg
Robbinsdale
Fort Snelling-Shakespee
Caledonia Briefs on Local Visits and Travel
In Caledonia Minnesota special notes list residents visiting relatives and returning home from trips. Mrs Joseph Wild and her children of Waukesha Wisconsin left after visiting Mr and Mrs John L Kennedy. Phil Bartholomew and sons Fremon and Wilfred of Os sian Iowa returned home after visiting Mrs Helen Burg. Dr A P Zimmerman came back from a visit with his parents in St Paul. Mrs Sylvester O'Brien returned from Duluth and Two Harbors with her daughter and son in law R E Twite. Mrs Carl Bennewitz and children visited St Paul and Minneapolis. Theodora Bouquet will depart for Chicago Rey. Mrs Karl Brickman returned to Vesta after a visit. Miss Bernadette Heymann of La Crosse visits Miss Suse Bouquet and Mr and Mrs John Bouquet. Lavonne Hoffman, with Mrs J S Kellihan and son George of Reck Rapids Iowa, traveled visiting relatives.
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E. A. Kuehne
Duluth
A.J. Jumer
Two Harbors
R. E. Twite
New Albia
Iowa
Carl Bennewitz
al Huesmann
Jacob Goettleman
John Esch
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Theodora Bouquet
Chicago
I Rey
Karl Brickman
Vesta
Minn
Bernadette Heymann
al Crosse
Suse
Celia
Bouquet
John P. Bouquet
Lavonne Hoffman
J. 5
Kellihan
George
Reck Rapids, Iowa
Boarding House Guest Returns From Visit to Kerihan Family
The Our Boarding House guest came home after a visit with Mr and Mrs Kerihan and their family. The ladies of St John s parish plan an ice cream social at City Hall Park Friday evening. Ted Lewis rests after operation and is reported resting easily following surgery in Hollywood.
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Ted Lewis
Hollywood
Escapes Lions and Snakes Dies in Bed
Royal Oak Michigan. Romeo J Sampson a veteran animal trainer with Barnum Bailey and Ringling died of natural causes after surviving numerous attacks by lions and snakes. He was clawed and bitten by lions and poisoned and squeezed by snakes while working near Buffalo Lima Ohio and Erie Pennsylvania.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Romeo J. Sampson
Ringling
Sampson
Buffalo
Lima
Erie
Enn
Minnesota relief rolls shrink as thousands drop off aid
SERA records show about 35 000 Minnesota families left relief since last spring with 25 000 rural and 10 000 urban no longer on aid. April total on relief in 43 rural counties was 76 871, down to 52 251 in June, while urban Ramsey Hennepin and St Louis counties fell from 58 288 to 48 699. Overall April expenditures reached 5 413 790, vs 4 151 935 in June. Employment data imply improving business conditions with 2.5 percent higher employment and 3.1 percent higher weekly earnings in May.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
SERA
Associated Press
Midwest
Ramsey
Hennepin
St. Louis
Ramsey County
Jyne
State Employment Service
Prehistoric Horse Jawbone Found by Relief Workers in Texas
Relief workers at Clarendon in Texas unearthed a complete jawbone of a prehistoric horse that roamed the region millions of years ago during the Istemiocene or pliocene period.
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Clarendon
Texas
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