American Lutheran Church To Meet In Fond du Lac
The first regular convention of the American Lutheran church, formed in 1930, will be held in Fond du Lac Wisconsin October 14 to 20. It reports 513000 baptized members in 2000 congregations and missions with extensive home and foreign missions and charitable institutions across the United States and abroad.
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American Lutheran Church
Fond du Lac
Wis
Jones County
Anamosa
A. Matthias
Castle Grove
G. Wolf
Monticello
H. L. Adix
Wayne
J. Willis
Wyoming
A. E. Ardeger
Canada
New Guinea
British India
Amercian Lutheran Church
Union
Madras Presidency
India
Lutheran Mission
Lutheran Church of
Dubuque
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Muscatine and Waverly
Richmond
Ind
Mars. Pa
Round Rock
Tex
Milville
Arthur
South Dakota
C. CG. Hein
K. A. Hocessel
Milwaukee
C. G. Prottengeier
Charles City
Em. Poppen
Hjrd
E. J. Braulick
Seguin
Texas
Hoover speech in Des Moines contrasts with Roosevelt
The Sioux City Journal notes Hoover’s Des Moines address as a concrete farm relief outline, urging voters by showing substance and pledges. It argues Hoover’s talk offers more concrete policy than Roosevelt’s sympathetic stance, influencing Republican turnout in November.
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Sioux City
United States
Herbert Hoover
Gov. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Blame and power in Washington and Iowa politics
In Manchester Press a columnist argues that governors and presidents wield limited lawmaking power. The piece notes President Hoover tried to stop the Democratic House from bankrupting the country, but the House pushed through harmful legislation anyway, forcing critics to miscast Hoover as a dictator with Mussolini-like powers.
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Manchester
Iowa
Gov. Turner
Hoover
Congress
President Hoover
House of Representatives
Mussolini
Roosevelt Farm Relief Plan Lacks Seventh Point
The Boston Transcript critiques Mr. Roosevelts six point program for farm relief arguing the crucial seventh element is missing, hindering effectiveness and implementation.
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Boston Transcript
Typhoid Fever Warnings From August Health Message
The Iowa Department of Health reports rising typhoid cases from July through September 1 totaling 91 across 16 counties. Local outbreaks appear linked to milk supply in Hardin county, contaminated well water in Sioux City, and travel-related exposure in Clarke and Shelby counties. Officials urge vaccination, strict milk supervision, and safe water.
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Lowa
Hardin County
Clarke County
Ilinois
Sioux City
Sehlby County
Lincoln
Neb
Brookhart to Run as Progressive in Iowa Senate Race
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, defeated in the Republican primary by Henry Field, announces he will seek re election as a progressive. His move could split votes, affecting Field and Democrat Murphy, amid farmers strikes and prohibition debates shaping the campaign atmosphere.
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Washington Star
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Henry Field
Senate
Wall Street
Murphy
Towa
Senator Brookhart
Optimism Grows As Economic Indicators Improve
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes a new grounded optimism across the economic front. Favorable seasonal influences and rising commodity prices reduce stock depletion, while gold outflow slows and external conditions improve, boosting public confidence and hope for a recovery.
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Dubuque
Lindbergh Sends Supportive Telegram to Hoover
Col Lindbergh praised President Hoover's Des Moines address and telegrammed best wishes for Hoover's re election. He cited devotion to the American people and leadership to pull the nation from the depression. Fred Tompkins, drag line operator, was arrested after his truck struck Henrick Petersen injuring his leg on highway 20 near Waterloo. Police said Tompkins was intoxicated.
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Col. Lindbergh
Minnesota
Hoover
Des Moines
Fred Tompkins
Waterloo
Henrick Petersen
Pete Petersen
Tompkins
Henrick
Children's Mission Rally At Wayne Zion Church
Wayne Zion Lutheran church hosts a children's mission rally next Sunday at 7:30 p m with Rev Hoffman of Davenport as speaker The program lists numerous songs and readings including The Great Commission Welcome For Jesus Life Up Your Eyes Read Over Your Marching Order and What Are the Children Saying featuring multiple named participants and a mission talk.
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Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Hoffman
Davenport
Alvin Weers
Wesley Siebels
Eric Bunting
Harvey Siebels
Leo Stutt
Lola Kuhns
Robert Gerdes
Merle Jansen
Leo Waggoner
Jesus
Dennis Tobiason
Lena Freese
Maxine Ketelsen
Dorothy Danneman
Louis Rickels
Irwin Poppe
Elmer Stutt
Burdena Schaefer
Alice Tobiason
Edna Bohlken
Wanda Siebels
Eileen Bohlken
Elfreda Wehling
Dorothy Gerdes
Alice Stutt
Mayeda Weers
Lucille Siebels
Helene Prull
Hermine Cordes
Agnetta Janssen
Marvin Seehusen
Voice of
Dale Danneman
Edna Osterkamp
Freda Osterkamp
Caroline Bodiker
Hattie Ricklefs
Dorothy Prull
Myron, Maynard and
LaVern Kuhns
Donald Danneman
Velda Toenjes
Ruth Bennen
Eveline Rickels
Elda Stahlberg
Wilma Bartels
Verna Stutt
George Freese
Donald Tobiason
Marvin Jansen
LaVern Engelbarts
Leonard
Wayne Zion Lutheran
J. P. Willis
Wyoming
Beacon City Plan Promises Easy Traffic Near World's Fair
Officials and experts in Chicago plan traffic controls for the 1933 World’s Fair period June 1 to November 1. Beacon City promotes safe, convenient motorist service with attendants parking and retrieving cars at no extra cost, outside the heavy downtown traffic zone.
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Century of Progress
Chicago
John Haien
Beacon City Organization
Beacon City
The Expensive Primary in Anamosa Eureka
The piece argues the primary law wastes public funds and hurts candidates. It notes Brookhart’s defeat in a Republican primary and his shift to running as an independent, claiming he was never a true Republican and should be on the independent ticket. It condemns using wit as a threat in gatherings.
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Anamosa
Eureka
Brookhart
Church Services Calendar Sunday Oct 16 across local churches
Local congregations list Sunday services and Sunday school times for St. Matthew St. John's Castle Grove St. Joseph Prairieburg Prairieburg Protestant Sacred Heart Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Congregational Wayne Zion Wyoming Methodist Reformed and others with notes on catechism, English services, hymns, and upcoming mission programs.
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St. Matthew's
H. L. Adix
St. John's Lutheran
Paul T. Guiknecht
Trinity
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
Luther League
Presbyterian
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
Monticello City Council Meeting October 3 1932
Monticello Iowa council met at 7 30 pm with Members Metzenberg Ferring Paulsen Absent Netcott. Minutes approved and September treasurer report filed. Maire & Maire granted cigarette sales permit until June 30 1933. Tax suspension requests for Laura Arnold approved Louise Smith and Alice Cooper denied. Claims against the city approved listing several labor payments.
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Council
Monticello
Iowa
Metzenberg
Ferring Paulsen
Netcott
Maire
Laura Arnold
Board of Supervisors
Louise Smith
Alice Cooper
R. Ferring
R. Hogan
John Schneider
Lyle Adams
H, Aynerson
Local government payroll and service items listed at council meeting
The council approved payrolls and expenditures including labor, salaries for Echternacht and others, printing by Coxsee and Parrott's, phone costs, street lighting, hauling, and supplies. Multiple businesses and residents appear in the itemized list with totals and agencies such as Town Electric Co and Bell Telephone Co. involved.
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A. Oeschger
L. Lindsey
J. E. Heiserman
Parrott’s Sons Co
Bell Telephone Co
City Clerk's Fund
Jones County Fair Association
J. J. Locher
V. Ferring
Town Electric Co
R. Echternacht
Towa Electric Co
A. Smith
I. Schneider
Tom Moore
J. Scherrer
J. Fluckiger
P. J. Taylor
E. Lehman
Paul Kurt
Ben Schneider
al Smith
Chas. Schneiter
E. Smith
G. Schmidt
Wm. Cassidy
R. Ferring
J. McKeever
J. Arduser
W. Stott
P. Mundinger
F. Durrow
J. Rentz
P. Torrence
Lab
I. Bebee
Professors Cite Feed Value Boost for Good Cows
University of Wisconsin animal husbandry professor G Bohstedt says good cows remain profitable despite low product prices. He compares feed costs using Chicago prices for corn and 92 score butter, noting butter now nearly 70 percent of corn’s bushel value versus 41 percent in 1827.
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G. Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
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