Letter From Ressman Bierman Urges Farm Relief and Policy Action
The letter argues for farm relief through lower loan rates and higher farm prosperity, urging 2 percent to 5 percent rates and renewals for farmers. It references Iowa’s revival, agriculture committees, and the need for economic measures to spur recovery while noting the broader political urging to act in Congress. Includes aside on a Nashua restaurant and local scenes.
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Washington, D. C. porter
Nashua
John
United America
Iowa
Repeal Debate Sparks Wet Voter Hints and Local Casts
Fragmentary notes recount a June repeal vote and the ensuing confusion among Wets and Dudge officials. Mentions election boards, clerks, and precincts as locals discuss who was appointed to oversee the process and tally indications of wet or dry outcomes.
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dudge
Welk
Jule
dots
feveral lake
Dies at Waseca and Rites in Nashua
Owen Muldown aged 69 died last Friday at his sister’s home in Waseca Minnesota from uremic poisoning after a period of illness. Born November 10 18 in Riverstone township Floyd County near Nashua he lived with his sister Mrs J P Coughlin in Waseca while maintaining a Nashua farm. Surviving: sister Mrs T J Kelly of La Plata Missouri and another sister. Funeral services were held Saturday at 9 am in Waseca Catholic church with Rev B J Coughlin of St Paul officiating. graveside rites followed at Nashua St Michael Catholic cemetery by Rev B A Erdland.
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Owen Muldown
Nashua
Waseca
Minn
Muldown
Mount Murdown
Riverston township
Floyd county
J. P. Coughlin
Catholic church
Coughlin
T. J. Kelly
La Plata
Scouts Picnic At Ingawanis Sunday Inareawide event
Nashua Troop 57 and Boy Scouts of America members along with parents and Scouters are invited to a Sunday picnic at Camp Ingawanis southeast of Waverly. The event, run by Victor Allen of Waterloo, offers prizes for best delegations and miles traveled, with a program from 1 45 p m to about 4 pm. Families are asked to bring picnic dinners and coordinate rides if needed.
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Nashua
Boy Scouts of America
Camp
Ingawanis
Cedar
Waverly
Wupsipinicon
Victor Allen
Waterloo
Seouts
Canin Incawanis
D. B. Gotsehanl
Austin Yarger
Bob Goodsell
Camp Ingawanis
Farewell to Mrs June Schoenfeld by First Grade
The Nashua Public Schools first grade children and mothers hosted a park picnic Friday afternoon honoring Mrs June Schoenfeld. Cakes and lemonade were served at 6 00 pm as the birthday cake with ten candles symbolized ten years of teaching. Poems and flowers were presented.
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June Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Nashua
Keith
Death of Mrs. Fred Barkow Former Riverton Resident
Former Riverton resident Jennie McCarthy Barkow dies in Los Angeles California on May 7 after a life in Riverton Floyd County Milwaukee and California. Her husband preceded her in death recently two sons Emory and Milton survive. She is remembered by Riverton’s older residents and related families including Cora McCarthy.
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Fred Barkow
Los Angeles
Calif
Jennie McCarthy
Riverton township
Floyd county
Milwaukee
California
Emory
Milton
Cora McCarthy
Homer
Andres Troutner
Riverton
Death by own action ends failed hanging attempt near home
Ole Erickson, 54, was found suspended from a rafters in a shed near his residence after a bold suicide attempt. Rescuers from the sheriff and fire department revived him by artificial respiration within minutes, as he had recently returned from a hospital. Local note reflects on despondency amid hog season and feed advice amid regional concerns.
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Ole Erickson
Wise
Sheri George C. Murray
ALA
Wesp
Erickson
Iowa City hospital
New Hampton Tribune
Juniors and Seniors Attend Nashua High Reception
The Nashua high school junior class hosted the annual seniors reception at Sunset Inn on Thursday. Faculty guests enjoyed a program of speeches solos and duets, including performances by Lucille Rodamaker Gerald Fisher Helen Morris and Charles Huntley, followed by dancing with Paul Lockie’s orchestra from Charles City.
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Nashua high school
Sunset Inn
Lucille Rodamaker
Gerald Fisher
Charles Huntley
Helen Morris
Ellen Lichtenstein
Irma Chandler
Sleepy Hollow Lane
Louise
Legel
Paul Lockie
orchestra
Charles City
Nashua Defeats Clarksville In Cedar Valley Match 18–14
The Nashua golf team beat Clarksville 18 to 14 in a Cedar Valley Association game played Sunday. Individual scores show Nashua leaders M A Kepple 89 total and H Cook 84, with Joe Landis contributing as visitor scorer. Other Nashua players listed with totals in the 80s as Green rivals posted similar numbers.
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Nashua
Cedar Valley Association
Clarksville
Dave McGregor
Joe Landis
siks
M.A. Kepple
He Martin
Teisler
H. Cook
D. McGregor
H. Carter
M. Nomman
H. Fields
Roy Nafus
Joe Landis g
A. Lehmkwhl
Sylvester w
Whem
Dr. Day
F. Nafus
Ed Reitz
Memorial Exercises at Republic Cemetery Monday Afternoon
Memorial exercises at Republic Cemetery scheduled for 2 p.m. on May 29. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual bake sale on Saturday May 27 at Pangtaan's Hardware 191, with members asked to bring contributions by 1 o'clock.
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Republic Cemetery
American Legion Auxiliary
Pangtaan
randy fat sie
Vasa o'ciotk
Big Four Fair starts Aug 14 for class of 33
Dates set for the Big Four Fair week of August 14 through 18 with a plan to pro rate all premiums contracts payrolls if receipts fall below 6000. Board adopts resolution to share deficits among all creditors and participants including ball teams and staff. Also reports Nashua Osage swap attractions and committee work with Osage to secure free acts.
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fair board
Mason City
Nashua
Osage
Iowa State Fair Board
United States
National Congress
General Assembly
WHEAWAS
Big Four Fair Board
Nashua Nine Beats Waverly 5 3 In Cedar Valley League
The Nashua baseball club defeated Waverly 5 to 3 Sunday as rain threatened early. Nashua had seven hits to Waverly’s four, with Wilson aiding Nashua and Welcher walking. Waverly led 2-0 in the third. Nashua tied in the fourth with a two-bagger by Wilson. Three Nashua errors to eight by Waverly. fairbank prepares for next Sunday at home.
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Nashua baseball club
Waverly
Nashua
Wilson
Farm couple robbed of fifty dollars near Russell
Albert Weigrete and his wife, living southwest of Russell, were held up by three masked men last Tuesday night and robbed of thirty dollars. Sheriff Atherton of Charles City was notified but could not locate the bandits. Weigrete planned to go to Charles City to pay rent after selling stock. A man brandished a revolver as the car neared a trail, causing the driver to stop.
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elt
Albert Weigrete
Jussell
Sheril Atherton
Charles City
Wiigrete
shetiff
Uncle John Wright Celebrates 95th Birthday
Local resident and Civil War veteran Uncle John Wright marks his 95th birthday with a dinner at the Frank Wright home. About 40 relatives and friends attended as he reflects on Bradford’s changes since he first arrived 79 years ago. The article notes past regional landmarks and a upcoming Merry-Go-Round Club meeting with Mrs Florence Beckman on Thursday June 1.
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John” Wright
Frank Wright
Join
Jonn
John
Bradford
Little Brown
Nashua
Florence Beckman
Bob Morris Wins Scholarship in Cornell Music Contest
Nashua baritone Bob Morris won second in the vocal division of a Cornell College music contest held last Saturday. He will receive 100 dollars for applied music lessons at the Cornell conservatory. Fourteen singers competed, with the first prize won by a Dubuque student. Professors judged, Victor Lun accompanied Morris, and the group was escorted to Mt. Vernon by Mrs. E C Baumbach and Miss Norma Powers after a Cornell evening concert and reception.
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Bob Morris
Nashua
Cornell College
Cornell conservatory of music
Dubuque
Cornell
Victor Lun
Bob
Mt. Vernon
E.C. Baumbach
Norma Powers
Cornell music department
Nashua High Girls Athletic Association Elects Officers
The Girls Athletic Association at Nashua High met on May 18 and elected Helen Morris as president Louise Segel as vice president Lillian Schuster as secretary and Anna Bigelow as treasurer for the coming year New Advisory Board members include Ellen Lichtenstein Marian Strike Evelyn Becker Irma Chandler Gertrude Hall Elna Hammond Laura Ligget and Jorgensen Ruby Jotto Ruth Warge plus a sophomore representative A freshman seat will be chosen in fall The board hosted a picnic for former members at the Little Brown Church on May 15 with faculty advisers Cassie McCulloch and Pauline Fairley present.
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Girls Athletic Association
Nashua High
Helen Morris
Louise Segel
Lillian Schuster
Anna Bigelow
Ellen Lichtenstein
Marian Strike
Evelyn Becker
Irma Chandler
Gertrude Hall
publc
Elna Hammond
Laura Ligget
eoa
Jorgensen
Ruby jotto
Ruth Warge
natural gym
Little Brown Church
Cassie McCulloch
Pauline Fairley
Miss Dorothy Nafus Presents Senior Recital in Iowa City
Miss Dorothy Nafus daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Nafus of Nachia gave her Senior Recital at the University of Town on Tuesday. The accomplished pianist is to graduate Monday June 5 with a Bachelor of Arts in music and will receive her degree.
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Dorothy Nafus
Iowa City
Roy Nafus
Nachia
University of Town
Nafes
derver
Kittenball Game Tonight at the Fair Grounds
An odd kittenball game is listed for Wednesday at 4:7 near the fair grounds, featuring the Grocer team and the Rust live of SL, on the parking area north of the regular baseball diamond. Admission is free. The Tt Grocer and Brad ford teams are set to play Friday night at the same venue.
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fair grounds
Grocer
Rust
tegular baseball diamond
Bradford
Memorial Day Services Planned Across Nashua Cemeteries
Memorial Day events in Nashua will center on all cemeteries with the GAR Ladies Relief Corps American Legion and Boy Scouts taking part. Greenwood and Oak Hill will host identical programs with speakers F W Berninghausen Gettysburg Address and Rev W Kent Mss Lucille McGregor. A uniformed Scouts parade to Pleasant Valley and a union Memorial Sunday at the Congregational Church close the observance.
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Main Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Gen. Logan
Tay
Thurlow Burns
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mt br
Lotan
Wich
Dowhis
GAR
Ses Peters
Mise Lacie McGregor
othe
William Kent
Woman's Resist Corps
Taps Sem
Thurlow Rallis
Cemete
Scont Memorial eens ice
Harald Gog
Nashua
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Greenwood
Oakhill
F. W. Berninghausen
Howard Carwin
Gettysburg
Wm. Kent
Lucille McGregor
Oak Hill
Catholic Cemetery
Harold Gogg
city park
Legion
Pleasant Valley
BE. L. Schoenfeld
Relief Corps
union Memorial
Congregational church
Wa. Kent
Towa Auto Death Toll 41 Injured 663 During April
The April motor vehicle accident report from the State Motor Vehicle Department lists 41 deaths and 663 injuries in Iowa with 1 093 vehicles involved. Compared to last year’s April totals, deaths fell from 47 and injuries rose to 563. Pedestrian injuries and drink impairment figures are noted, with analysis of fault and timing.
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Towa
Iowa
State Motor Vehicle Department
Accie
Nashua couple celebrates golden wedding today
Nashua couple Mr and Mrs J J Nichol observe their golden wedding at their Brooklyn home with more than 73 relatives and friends expected for a 12 50 p m anniversary dinner. He born 183? and she 69, married April 24 1883 at Wither Nebraska. Four of five children expected to attend. one daughter unable to travel from Salt Lake City.
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J. J. Nicol
Brooklyn
J. J. Nichol
Archie Garrett
Wither
Neb
Nashua
C. M. Martin
C. M. Koehler
New Hampton
Lisie Moore
Oelwein
John Nichool
Green Mountain
Kee Corey
pees
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nichol
Delinquent Car Owners List Shrinks in County Toward May 13
The county treasurer’s delinquent auto list drops from 244 names on May 1 to 121 by May 13 as Sheriff’s office and state inspector Burnett check license status. New Hampton leads with 45 delinquents, Nashua second, all towns show unclean records. One hundred five autos, fifteen trucks, and one trailer make up the total. Will Jordan, Ionia stock buyer, died unexpectedly at 5 p.m. Monday at his daughter’s home.
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John W. Goebel
sheriff's office
Burnett
Mason City
New Hampton
Nashua
Fredericks
Lawler
Tonia
Alta Vista Bassett
New Hampton Tribune
Will Jordan
Ionia
Paul Rader
Jordan
R L E Meeting Of Richland 4 H Club Highlights
The R E meeting of the Richland township 4 H club met Saturday May 13 at Beulah Wood's home. Present were the leader two visitors and five members. The program included a demonstration testing flowers by Marv Grim a talk The Power of Yeast by Leader Minna Tigges a talk Breads of Different Countries a Marian movie talk Table Manners and etiquette by Stella Tigges with Alice Tigges as reporter.
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Richland township
Beulah Wood
Marv Grim
Minna Tigges
Marian
Alice Tigges
Stella Tigges
Baccalaureate Message Urges Economic Freedom for Common Man
Rev George C Luated speaks at N A W S graduation at Batcalan Teale service urging graduates of the class of 35 to push economic freedom with the grain of Americanism. He cites three factors common man freedom and opportunity and warns of rebellion if economic freedom is not achieved. Church overflowed with relatives and friends as Rev Wm Kent read scripture and the chorus performed two numbers directed by Victor Lavan tease.
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George C
Wm. Kent
ty Victor Lavan
Knights of Pritias Host Card Party for Ladies
Knights of Pritias members invite wives and sweethearts to a social card party on Thursday evening in March. Attendees are urged to bring their ladies and enjoy the evening.
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Kasha Ledei Na
Knights of Pritias
Mar
Publisher's Notice About Memorial Day Scheduling
Publisher informs readers that due to Memorial Day falling on Tuesday the regular press day may be delayed. The Reporter may publish later than usual and readers should expect a possible late notice or news timing adjustment.
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Tureday
imay
newt
wrek
Hats and shirts on display at Strike & Strike store
Advertises white and colored hats and white sik shirts priced at $4 each, tabs show $1.74 and £1.00. Ore and VK sport items listed as shadow proof slips, 4 4te. Another lot of white and colored hats now on display with ample stock for customers.
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Kent
Luville McGregor
Stella Cross
Myvile Van Kleeck
Clark Prudhon
Marian Moine
Soly Lucile
Howard Darwin
Mary Annee Tracy
Lucille Natus
F. W. Bern
H. Knight
Lucile Naius
Lucilla McGregor
Science
Paul Borglumelton
Cleveland Eleanor Caswell
Kenneth Chandler
Steile Cross
Carrol Davidson
Dorothy Fiene Howard Darwin
Kenneth Hanson Carroll French
Mariovne Haiz
Ethel Harry
Melinda Littarer
Elaine Hunt Lawrence Litterer
Claud Jordan
Donald Konken
Wendell Miller
Lucile Ligget
Corraiine Miller
Marian Slaine
Genevieve Norton
John Mund
Margaret O'Connor
Lucile Nafus Hard Rubenhagen Russell Pierce
Hattie Schallock
Clerk Prudhon Marian Speeding
Ruth Potter
Robert Stapleton
Ransom Margaret Eckhoff
Virginia Reeves
Wayne Thomason
James Smith
Mary Swinton
Myrtle VanCleeck
Sweetpeas
Fairbank
Shell Rock
Plainfield
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Plainfell
Denver
Tripoli
Dunkerton
Readlyn
Janesville
Fair ibank
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Roy Reouts
Teck
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