The International Struggle For Raw Materials
Dr. Shepherd J. Wilman explores why nations seek colonies to secure raw materials and markets. He argues that control over coal, iron ore, manganese, and petroleum, plus trade barriers, drive colonial desires, but warns expansion deepens rivalries and war. solution lies in collective security, reduced trade barriers, and a universal code of fair practices for world peace.
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Shepherd J. Wilman
University of Omaha
Italy
Ethiopia
Japan
China
Germany
Great Britain
Nature
Huty the Goode
Emerson Fire Chief Faces Heavy Local Fires
Fire Chief Ray Wicks faced a week of blazes amid high winds. A bomb was placed in a furnace and fires struck homes in the Baldwin and Nodgrass households, with alarms raised and firefighters summoned. Girl Scouts formed groups and pursued second class badges, while Supt Baldwin’s father suffered a critical accident. Jeannette Carson improves after Chicago surgery.
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Ray Wicks
Emma McMul
Baldwin
FF. C. Nodgrass
Amos Smith
Burie
Arly
Tesday
J. N. Cheney
RM. Shipman
Himney
Anna Jean
Nadine Fields
Hjan
Emerson M E Church Sunday Service and Sermon
Emerson M E Church will hold public services at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday with a sermon by Walter Sieck of Wesley Chapel. Sieck has led helpful lay services in other communities and the church youth will assist in the service.
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Walter Sieck
Wesley Chapel
Sieck
At Church
Emerson Basketeers Rise and Fall in Weekend Actions
Emerson Hawks split two games over the weekend losing to Mt. Arbor Shenandoah 37 to 36 and beating Weaver Independents 58 to 43. Reserves defeated Red Oak junior college 34 to 30, while Wales girls beat Tabor College 29 to 14 and Randolph fell to Emerson reserves 36 to 14. Local social items note visits and gatherings among residents of Red Oak and nearby towns.
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Emerson Hawks
Mt. Arbors
Shenandoah
Weaver Independents
Mt Arbor
Hawks
Tose i
Finsh
Red Oak Junior College
Beaver Independents
Wales Girls
Tabor College
Randolph
Emerson
Hogzett
Emerson Woman's Relief Corp No 214 Held Friday Installation
The Emerson Women's Relief Corp No 214 held a regular session Friday Jan 21 and a public installation in the evening with Mrs Minie Waster as installing officer. Officers installed include Nellie Horton president Myrtle Ralie sr vice president Hertha Clites jr vice president Bertha Kellenbarger chaplain Mable Ward guard Laura Dorlas conductor Roberta Kellenbarger treasurer Copa BR Comer secretary Margaret Carlson assistant conductor Myrtle Shelley assistant guard Falna Grayson retic instructor Mildred Butcher press correspondents Signa Tengstrom Anna Westenburg Soprs Eisen Louise Heverst first second third and fourth. After installation the president thanked the officer and presented a gift. The ex-president received a gift for four years service. Musicians and others received pink roses. The program ended with social time and a note on upcoming events and local notices.
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Emerson Women's Relief Corp No. 214
Grant Army of the Republic
Minie Waster
Roser Clutes
Nellie Horton
Myrtle Ralie
Hertha Clites, Jr
Bertha Kellenbarger
Mable Ward
Laura Dorlas
Roberta Ke
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for support after bereavement
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers deeds and kind words during our bereavement. Grayson Sumed family.
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Grayson
Imogene Area Obituaries And Local Society Notes
Wayne Drake travels with his father to Lineville after his grandmother Mrs W Drake 67 died at her home there at 4 am Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon and burial at Lineville The Stitch and Nibble club met with Mrs Rose Wiman twenty members and plans for a comforter for a bazaar February 14 15 were announced A basket dinner at the Methodist Church followed a blues versus reds membership contest Frank Kent and Louie Gutschenritter recover from hospital stays Mr and Mrs Joe Cahill visit relatives and the Imogene community shares illness travel and funeral notices including Pat Feely formerly of Impgene and a Rhode Island death and multiple local social updates mentions of residences and visits with neighbors and relatives including Edna Haibach and other names as read in the local column.
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Wayne Drake
Lineville
W. Drake
Wayne
Eugene Drake
the Hone
Rose Wiman
Frank Dorsey
Clara McGargill
Mary Printy
Methodist Church
Blues
Reds
Frank Kent
Mercy Hospital
Louie Gutschenritter
Bernie Langhlin
Nick Sloan
Leo Cahill
Pounecil Bluffs
Joe Cahill
Charley Jidinsin
Here
Deppe
Shenandesh
Alps
Addy
Stacker
Scarlet Dover
Rogig
Abe
Aed | Mes
Dick Olson
da al Ata
Gsaraet
Naturdar
Edna Haibach
Boon
Mie
Wid Mita Atos
Pat Feely
Rhote Island
Mr. Feely
Ireland
America
Malvern
Hastings
Imogene
Margaret Foley
Carson
Feely
Tmopene
Rhode Island
Micheal Machi
Joseph
Micheal Jr
Emerson
Thomas Grayson
Earl Drake
Kenneth Drake
Kenneth
Will Comstock
Shenandoah
Micheal Delehant Sr
Lea Raymond
Farragut
Comptoc
Randolph
Harry
Maurine
Shenaustaale
Mayee
Threville
Mies Planer
Wits
Christian Home Aid Society to hold meeting and dinner
The Christian Home Aid Society will enjoy a meeting and put luck dinner at the home of Misa Pearle KE. Long Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bronow and daughters of Council Wuffs spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Good. Mrs. Willy Steen and children of Omaha are visiting in the home of Mrs. Steen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hussle. Mrs. Hussle leaves this week for a hospital at Town city for observation. Believed Earth Stationary Many astronomers of the Middle ages believed that the earth was the stationary center of the universe.
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Kenneth Alvis
Orson
Marilynm Lee
Alvis
Helen McGuire
Will Mart
Hamburg
Marshall
Fanny
Darwin Hascall
Baby
Darwin Shelton
Council Bluffs
Hascall
Shelton
Joe Davis
Glenwood
C. D. Greenwood
Roscoe Greenwood
Pareer
R. J
Red Oak Hospital
Harey Porter
T. H. Grayson
LA. Tharsent
Whoreay
Douglas
Merle Pleven
Glen Asif
Reet Oak
Ashby
Harold Sowers
BR. J. Nelson
Niva Noring
Robert
Sanday
Fark Swisher
Earl Phillips
Fred Bently
Omaha
PD. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
R. QO. Smith
Nellie Bass
Elmer Bass
R. Honeyman
Helen
Christian Home Aid Society
Misa
Leader Advertisers Remain Trusted Buyout Spot
Leader advertisers are cited as a reliable source for purchasing placements. The notice emphasizes trust in Leader as a steady supplier for buyers seeking effective advertising options.
Semi Annual Report of Maurice Mayberry Treasurer Mills County Iowa
Semi annual financial report details taxes interest penalties and miscellaneous receipts from Mills County Iowa. It lists bank deposits school funds teachers funds and various public expenditures with totals and dates, noting collections and disbursements by fund, department, and officer.
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Maurice Mayberry
Millsounty
Iowa
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