Stoddard Graduates From Teachers College in August
Phil Stoddard receives a Bachelor of Science in physical education for men from Teachers College Gedur Fully this summer. He is among 185 graduates. commencement speaker was C Gilchrist, with Dr C R Latham conferring degrees. Also noted: President's reception August 20 and graduation dinner August 23 attended by local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Stoddard Wad
Lews Staleenchers College
Gedur
Phil
F.C. Gilchrist
Congress
C. Gilchrist
Teachers College
C. R. Latham
Teacheral College
G. A. Stoddard
C. Bunch
Lee Nordur
Maggie Collins
William J. Collins
Estherville
Renwick
Sylvia Ek, Bloom
Cresco
Dylan
Ganzwell Pogge's Daughter Louise Wins Boone Township Nuptials
Louise Pogge daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Pogge of George Ganzwell married Monday August 21 at Clarion. Born and raised in Boone township Wright County the bride comes from longtime local farming families. The couple awaits best wishes from a large neighborhood circle. Various local notes follow including visits, school opening under Supt Henry Foster, and announced baseball schedule changes at the Kossuth County fairgrounds with Renwick Swen City and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Pogge
Chris Posie
George Gannwell
Clarion
Boone Township
Wright County
Ganzwell
Albert Nelson
Mra
John Pogge
Nancy Kamp
I. Ve Sturdevant
Port Dodge
Frank Wrench
Legion Mat
Fort Dodie
Renwick
Elmer
Kossuth
Ty Pit
Algona
Wenceday
Swen City Junior Legion Testis
Koneton and
Whittemore
Old Settlers Picnic and Labor Day at Livermore
Humboldt county Old Settlers Picnic to be held Labor Day Monday Sept 4 at Log Cabin grounds Livermore with a morning program followed by a free picnic dinner ice cream and coffee. Three bands perform as Livermore Band and baseball team stage a Labor Day celebration including a Livermore vs Bode ball game and various contests. Evening wrestling match between Frank French Renwick and Earl Wampl es promoted on a raised platform with a large purse and free admission. Concessions and a dance complete the celebration led by the Old Settlers program and local sports events.
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Humboldt County
Old Settlers
Livermore
Bode
Frank French
Earl Wampler
Remwick
Marl. Wampler
Raven
Whcre
Renwick
Earl Wampies
Dows Wins Hum-Rite League Tournament
Dows captured the Hum-Rite League baseball tournament held in Eagle Grove over a three day span. Surprises marked the event as Livermore toppled Thor and Eagle Grove upset leaders Renwick Hardy, with Dows defeating Eagle Grove and Livermore to reach the final before beating Livermore to clinch the title.
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Dows
Eagle Grove
Livermore
Thor
Renwick
NRA Codes and the New Deal Program Critique
The piece argues for moderation in NRA methods under the New Deal. It criticizes General Johnson for a harsh approach of enforcing Blue Eagle codes with threats and boycotts. It notes small rural businesses face debt and taxes, risking bankruptcy while supporting backbone enterprises. It calls for restraint to protect a free economy.
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Johnson
Bese
NRA
Wheat Growers Sign Applications in Humboldt County
A Humboldt county wheat growers meeting on August 22 explained the Wheat Allotment Bill and distributed materials. The County Agent set September 5 as the likely closing date to sign contracts and urged interested parties to visit the Farm Bureau Office for details and to submit applications.
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Humboldt County
Humboldt
Farm Bureau
Two Unmourned Deaths In U S Government Agencies
Two famous government bureaus faced demise as the Shipping Board and its subsidiaries absorbed 3.6 billion in appropriations with a book value of 258 million before functions moved to the Department of Commerce. The Prohibition Bureau, created in 1920, spent 100 million in 18 years and saw 230 lives lost as many agents were dismissed.
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Orie
Shipping Board
Department of Commerce
Prohibition Bureau
State voting on repeal impact echoes through states
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss elections around the Eighteenth Amendment and the potential effect of successfully halting unfair competition in advertising. Mentions cigarettes and toothpaste ads as part of broader commercial concerns.
IC is gaid on market amid beer bottle breakage
The fragment notes limited bottle breakage and a potential reaction by “the boys” amid contents on the market, suggesting a mood of rising spirits and possible trouble. The text is garbled but hints at social unrest or rowdy behavior linked to beer availability.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Anniversary and Programs
St Pauls Lutheran Church observes the 26th anniversary of the Ladies Aid with a special service next Sunday at eleven. An offering will aid retired pastors. A Wednesday anniversary program will be at Mrs Lassen’s home, the Aid’s first meeting site. Luther League plans devotional readings and music. choir members to attend rehearsal. Sunday school at the usual hour.
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Ladies’ Aid
Aid
Leo
Thte
Lassen
Luther League
League of the Lake Lutheran Church
League
Ardath Goatiseh
M E Church Notes Helden Weikel Pastor Active Community
M E Church notes Israel Helden Weikel pastor with a growing church in an active community. Kenywickid church school led by A T Martin. Morning worship at 11 a.m. and 7:25 p.m. Epworth League presided by Mex Vaughan Martin. No evening service. Hardy LD’s morning worship and German at 11 em. Church School with Joe Carr. Epworth League led by Jam er Lockwood.
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M.E
Helden Weikel
Kenywick
A.m. Church School
First Baptist Church Hurley Announces Sunday Schedule
The program for next Sunday and the week includes 10 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship sermon by the pastor 1 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting 6 p.m. Evening Worship a short service full of inspiration And 8 p.m. Thursday Prayer meeting Everyone is invited to all services.
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Bible School
Young Peoples Meeting
Evangelical Church Schedule Notes Pastoral Lead
Evangelical Church led by Pastor Laurence Sok offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship at 3:00 p.m. Ladies Aid Society meets first Wednesday monthly. Women’s Missionary Society gathers on the second Wednesday each month.
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Evangelical Church
Laurence Sok
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. M.S
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