Army worms eyed by Iowa State entomologist alert farmers
County agents warn Howard County farmers to watch oat fields and meadows for army worm outbreaks over the coming weeks. Dr. G. C. Decker of Iowa State College notes heavy moth flights statewide but says outbreaks depend on conditions. Prompt action recommended to stop caterpillars from spreading using chinch bug carriers and bran dust. late afternoon treatments most effective. For details request Extension Bulletin No 194 from Iowa State College Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
P. N. Payne
G. C. Decker
Iowa State College
Decker
Dr. Decker
Extension Service
Ames
Iowa
Thompson Miss MIS Dies On Birthday At 57 In LeRoy Minn
Miss Thompson was born May 29 1878 in Full More County Minnesota to Ole Johnson and Anne Thorsten. She died on her birthday aged 57 after living in Leltoy Minnesota for about 17 years and was married December 1 1909 to Wm E Thompson. Survived by husband two daughters Luella Pearl and WHI bur, four sisters and three brothers. services held at LeRoy Lutheran Church with interment in Le Roy Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Thompson
Full More County
Minn
Ole Johnson
Anne Thorstenson
Peder Dreyer
Leltoy
Wm. E. Thompson
Luella
WHIbur
Pearl
Emma Ivera
Lime Springs
Iowa
Jane Ingelbrit
Spring Valley
Dan Jacobson
LeRoy
Ole K. Hovey
Julia Johnson
Team 4 Keeps Clean Record by Defeating No 1
The Yankees, unbeaten in the Men's Kittenball League, topped No 1 White Sox 11 to 1 Monday evening, handing the first defeat to the leaders. Standings show Team 4 at 1.000, with teams 1 through 6 close behind. schedules list dates across May to August and captain disputes to settle disputes. A Rockford Iowa bank robbery of 275 dollars is described with three young bandits, two entering and one waiting, as other similar bank heists occur this month.
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Yankees
White Sox
eveolog
WoL
ee eres
Rockford
Iowa
Elma
Dulfato Center
Stockford
Minnesota Synod Meeting Likely Final Dissolution Planned
The Synod of Minnesota Welsh Presbyterians will convene at the Jerusalem church near Mankato on Tuesday through Thursday next week. The General Assembly in Cincinnati granted dissolution and incorporation into the Minnesota English synod, making this likely its last gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of
Minnesota
Presbyterian Church In
U. S.A
Jerusalem
Mankalo
Cincinarti
License Plates Arrive for 1936 in Cresco County Office
Cresco Plala Dealer reports shipment of auto license plates for 1936 arrived at the county treasurer's office on Wednesday. Plates feature a white background with dark blue numbers. They will not go on water until December 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresco Plala
Poll Tax Notice for Lime Sproga Residents
Poll tax payers must present pension tax receipt before July 1 and pay 1 dollar to settle 1935 poll tax in full. If not, poll tax rises to 5 dollars. Payments should be made to G. W. Muar Street Commissioner.
Town passes beer sale ordinance licensing June council action
The town council on Tuesday evening passed an ordinance regulating and licensing the sale of beer. The ordinance will be found on page four, and a license fee of 125 dollars was fixed.
Lime Springs Band Concert Feature Programs and Selections
The Lime Springs Municipal Band presents a concert program including The Lonesome Cowboy Taylor pieces, Marches such as Kiefer's Special and The Little Giant Moon, Serenade A Night in June, Comedy Sketch Antics of the Old Grey Mare, and The Show Boy Huffine Milton Thomas 6 7 8 9 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiefer
Clement
Boy Huff
Dred Scott Decision and NRA Reflections From 1930s Letter
A historical letter discusses Dred Scott as a turning point expanding slavery, then shifts to the NRA and Supreme Court actions. It notes wage cuts, shorter work weeks, and price impacts in Iowa, with debates on constitutionality and future legislation. The writer contrasts past fears with present uncertainty, and references Memorial Day activities for Titanic heroes.
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Mason and Dixon
Dred Scott
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
United States
Davanport
Iowa
hia
tewa
stuk
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Missouri
Maols
clglun
NILA
NIIA
United States Chamber of iCommerce
NRA
N.OM.A
mano
South Carolina
NIRA
alice
historie de
AAA
Secrelart
Children’s Day Sunday at M. E. Church Lime Springs
Children’s Day will be observed Sunday at the Methodist Church of Lime Springs. The Primary Department will present the morning program and the Junior Department the evening program. The Primary program at 11:00 a.m. is A Garden for Flowers with about sixty children. Evening program at 8:00 features two selections by the Dand, prayer, scripture, mixed chorus, readings, clarinet quartet, vocal trio, and a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of
Lime Springs
Charles Moore
Chas. Stoakes
Wehard Nagel
Claudia Nagel
Dinger
Esther Moow
Beth Moor
June Weddings Highlight Iowa Couple's Double Ceremony
June 8, 1935, at the bride's home, Miss Dougle Williams of Des Moines wed Paul Breckler of Harlan Iowa in a double ceremony. The wedding featured a satin gown, garden-rose bouquet, and attendants including Jane Cray and Elizabeth Jones. The groom is a Drake University graduate and coach. they plan to live in Harlan. A second wedding pairing, Vera Jones and Martin Christianson, concludes the report with details of their rural-Howard county union and future home on the Bouska farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougle Wiliams
E. 0. Willams
Des Moinea
Paul Breckler
Tarlan
Towa
University ‘Church of Christ
Jane Cray
J. B. Cray
Lime Springs
Iowa
Elizabeth Jones
T. E. Jones
Madison
Wis
Bilis Phyllis Johnson
L. W. Johnson
Kenneth Breckler
Drake Univer
Kappa Alpha Theta
Drake University
Alpha Tau Omega
Harlan
Vera Jones
Lew Jones
Chester
Martin Christianson
Leltoy
Ming
Cheater high school
Upper Town University
Howard county
LeNoy creamery
Christianson
Bouska farm
Couple Married at Little Brown Church Near Nashua
Miss Cora Sheppard of Cresco and Frank Pisney of Lime Springs wed on Wednesday June 5 at 2 o’clock in the Little Brown Church Nashua. Rev William Kent officiated with a single flag ceremony. Attendants were Miss Florence Sheppard and Adolph Pisney. The bride wore rink tafteta and pale pink carnation bouquet. Bridesmaid wore nile green tafteta and white sweet peas. Groom and attendants wore blue. A wedding dance followed at Davis Corners with Musela Orchestra. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside on a farm northeast of Lime Springs.
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LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Cora Sheppard
Cresco
Frank Pisney
Lime Springs
Nashua
William Kent
Florence Shepperd
Adolph Pisney
Davis Corners
Musel
Planey
Delphine Mathison Weds Lester Vreeman at Cherry Grove Church
Delphine Mathison wed Lester Vreeman in a Wednesday 3 30 ceremony at Cherry Grove Evangelical Church. The double ring service featured Lloyd Mathison as ring bearer and Arinne Vreeman as flower girl. Attendants included Herschel Deroing and Leale Vreeman with Marlena Herschel Bering as matron of honor. The bride wore white silk and carried an arm bouquet. Milton Mathison sang during the rite. An earlier marriage on December 25 1934 was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DELPHINE MATHISON
LESTER VREEMAN
Cherry Grove Evangelical
Delphine
Albert Mathison
WIM Vreeman
Mev. Kiefer
Lloyd Mathison
Arinne Vreeman
Birs
Herschel
Herschel Bering
Leale Vreeman
Milton MathiJean
Eunice Mathison
Lime Springs Council Adopts Beer Ordinance 049
Lime Springs Iowa council met June 7 1935 at Town Hall with Mayor Cray and five councilmen present. Minutes approved. Bills paid include tree pruning marshal labor clerk feeding transients band tax power and lighting supplies and bonds. Ordinance No 049 to regulate beer sales adopted. Class 1 beer permits for M J O Connor S Bowers and Earle E Denne approved. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Springs
Iowa
Cray
Jones
Hinghes
Willams
Peter
Schacht
Troht
Pratt
marshal
L. W. Johnson
Lime Springs Rand
Chester Hall
Bert Nagel
Central States Power & Light Corp
John Lingbeck
E. H. Halweg
G. W. Moor
M. J. O'Connor
Ed H W. Halweg
W. S. Nowers
Brown Park
DB committee
W. R. Willams
R. F E. Jones
M. J--O’Connor
S Bowers
Earle E. Denne
Girls Kitten Ball Teams Schedule Lead Off At School House
The first girls kitten ball game will be at the school house on June 13. Teams FE and IT compete with a plicgle prize for the two losers. Schedule lists games June 13, 20, 27, July 11 and July 18 with captains Clara Hunter Betty Fish Lenora Haven Esther Hall Anna Jane Stoakes Carol Dinger Lavonne Nagel Marriet Van der Die Anna Hunter Jano Cray Edna Mae Larson for Team I and Margaret Hall Tone Eaton Lucille Dinger Dorothy Thomas Venuly Kitchen Beth Moar Marie Prochaska Arlene Johnson Peery Mobverts Evelyn Price Lois Jones for Team II.
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Wand TI
N and I
T and H
Team I
Clara Hunter
Betty Fish
Lenora Haven
Esther Hall
Anna Jane Stoakes
Carol Dinger
Lavonne Nagel
Marriet Vander Die
Anna Hunter
Jano Cray
Edna Mae Larson
eam II
Margaret Hall
Tone Eaton
Lucille Dinger
Dorothy Thomas
Venuly Kitchen
Beth Moar
Marie Prochaska
Arlene Johnson
Peery Mobverts
Evelyn Price
Lois Jones
Helen Jhua
Ruby Winter
Grace Dinger
Carol Van Dyke
Alice Harnack
Faith Jones
Lorraine Walloway
Jean Johnson
Shirley Larson
Beatrice McMaster
Irene Peter
Fisherman’s Catch and Local Notes From The Iowa River
Forty two years ago John A Cray caught a 14 pound fish in the Iowa river. Mrs C P Nash and Mrs A M Pettit went as delegates to the Baptist S convention at Decorah. Misses Rose and Kittle Stevens will start for Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair Monday evening. Henry Applen and Halvar Langer smashed a bogey. E E Mamaker caught eight black bass below the dam at I’s MIL weighing a little over 4 pounds each. T long for a place where the bumble-beers bumble.
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John A. Cray
Iowa
C. P. Nash
A. M. Pettit
Decorah
Rose
Kittle Stevens
Chicago
Henry Applen
Halvar Langer
E. E. Mamaker
I's
T. Frankjson
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Office Of
County Farm Bureau
MIS, WM. E. THOMPSON
park
nat park
ShULES
TONnHING HANKS
MINNESOTA SYNOD
PAPAPF
Georgia Girl
Them Basses
Billboard
White House
Panorama
the
Lonesome Cowboy
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS
BIERMANN
Roosevelt
M. E. CHURCH
BONNIE WILLIAMS IS BRIDE OF
HARLAN MAN
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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