Election Tuesday Near. Mixed County Results Reported
Vague reports show a tight race with 418 ballots cast including 162 for Hoover and 163 for Roosevelt. County offices appear closely contested while Republicans suffer a down ticket trend though some officials retain leads. late tallies hint at Democrats gaining ground in key races.
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Dlanigeration Park Stongewell
Dali
Jawept
Wigoritica
winoNicial
Herrels
Holius Murphy
Fred’ Gilchrist
Chuidute
Congress
Tor
Hunsbeldt
County
Olligus
Ceveral Inntindea
Ceurp
Chiese
Frenwich-Precings
Hoover
Roosevelt
Ai Hotton
Sunny Home Jow Wheat Sale Ad From In land Milling Co
A vintage sales pitch offers Sunny Home Jow flour from In land Milling Company of Des Moines Iowa. Forty nine pounds for ninety two cents, advertised as a state product made from Kansan winter wheat with up to date sanitary facilities and a back of bag guarantee. The text promises satisfaction and pride in the product, appealing to households during stringent times.
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Inland Milling Company
Dea Moines
Iowa
Wright County Husker Wins State Corn Husking Contest
Orville Wicks of Kanawha Wright County won the state corn husking contest at Colfax in Jasper County. He husked 47.7 pounds in minutes, amid damp conditions and fatigue. About 1,000 spectators witnessed the event. Floyd Larson of Woodruff County did not enter.
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Orville Wicks
Kanawha
Wright County
Chamylon
Colfax
Jaaper County
Floyd Larson
Woobolt
Iowa Fish and Game Commission Extends Muskrat Trapping Season
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces an open muskrat trapping season from now until December 10 in northern regions and from December 20 to January 20 in the southern zones. Trapping will occur in meandered streams or lakes with rules adjusted to current musk rat conditions.
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Fish and Ghine ® Commission
Iowa
Stata
TV Bode Tine
Kihekvats
Fara
Teia
Tmiuskrale
Northern Zone Trapping Season Opens
Northern Zone trapping season opens today for mink otter civet skunk and other furbearers. Open in northern zones November 10 to January 16. southern zone runs November 20 to January 16. Shooting with a shotgun or certain animals prohibited. special permits required for shipping outside the state.
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Civet
Skunk
Ehip
Kish Amd Gime
Farmer suffers severe injuries from corn picker accident
Waddie Le Uygness, farming near Denhart, lost two fingers when his hand was pulled into a corn picker last Thursday. He was taken to a hospital where doctors amputated two fingers. He is recovering. Massachusetts atone reports the state produced about one quarter of the country’s horn and sting output in the first half of 1932.
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Waddie le Uygness
Denhart
Byeness
Massachusetts
Red Cross Opens Annual Roll Call for War on Need
National Red Cross readies door for memberships from November 1 to Thanksgiving. President Hoover lauds Red Cross relief for drought, flood, storms, and unemployment. Local Roll Call in Renwick aims broad participation with 50 percent of funds kept locally. Memberships range from 1 dollar to 25 dollars, detailing local and national allocations and non pressure approach.
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Red Cross
Hoover
Renwick
Humboldt County
Sperry
Worman
Red Grass
Warned on carbon monoxide per Iowa health officials
An Iowa health warning urges homeowners to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning this winter. Officials note odorless gas can cause sudden death, citing prior year fatalities and urging open garage doors before starting engines to avoid toxic buildup.
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Iowa
Ava
Nave
The Emigrants and Related Pioneer Works Highlighted
A readers note reviews Johan Bojer The Emigrants and linked works about Nordic emigrants to America. The piece also covers Burns Mantle’s Best Plays of 1930s including Grand Hotel and works by Vicki Baum Susan Glaspell Philip Barry Five Star Final, praising the collection’s range and impact.
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America
Norway
Dendirk
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
II Aleries
Prarie
Burns’ Mantle
Dodd, Mead
Vicki Baum
Susan
Glaspell
Alison
Philip Barry
Growing Church Notes at Renwick With Active Parish Life
The M E Church notes document a busy period at Renwick highlighting pastor Tieden Weikel and the church school Andy leading a class with a live lesson. Attendance rose over a week, with 145 present. morning worship featured a sermon on Awareness of the Eternal. The Epworth League and junior activities continued, with Hetty Bennett leading as a first-time leader and a schedule including choir practice and evening services. Officers of the Hai dist Church Epworth League for the term ending June 30, 1932 were listed, including Homer Lockwood as 1st Vice President and Catherine Stith as 3rd Vice President, among others.
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Misa Hetty
Bennen
Raple
Migs
Oldén
Mice
Catherine Stith
Don
Morgan
Frank Glaney
Adéigor
Evelyn Locksrood
Pheasant Season Dates and Counties Announced
The Iowa Board of Wildlife and Game Commission lists open dates from November 16 to 19 1932 with hours starting at noon until sunset and a limit of three birds per day per gun, only one female. Counties requesting open season notices include Cerro Gordo Cherokee Clay Dickinson Emmet Hamilton Hancock Humboldt Kossuth Lyon Monona OBrien Osceola Palo Alto Pocahontas Sioux Webster Winnebago Woodbury Worth Wright. Also notes Congress passed 500 of 18000 bills and Canada’s railroad mileage per population is highest.
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Gime Commission
Ringneck
Noah
Lowa
Mish, Sad
Thie
T. Bode
Af Noliu
Atate Gaia
Cerra Gordo
Cherokee
Clay
Dickingon
Emmet
Hamilton
Hancock
Humboldt
Kosau
First Baptist Church Notice and Weekly Schedule
First Baptist Church led by Pastor A Hurley invites attendance for next Sunday Morning Worship at 11 with a sermon series from the Beatitudes titled Blessed are the meek. A 6:46 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting follows a brief service, then 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship with the pastor's subject You can Nothing and guidance for a profitable forty minutes.
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Beatitudes
St Pauls Lutheran Church Activities and Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church offers German worship on the last Sunday of the month at 9 00 am and general services at 10 00 am. Luther League devotional on the third Sunday at 3 1 pm. Ladies Aid meets on the first Wednesday at 2 00 pm. Pastor Dirks invites all to worship.
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St. Pauls Lutheran Church’ Gen
Dirks
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Evangelical Church Services and Society Notes
Evangelical church led by Pastor Laurence Sahl holds Sunday School and Morning Worship at 1000, with Evening Worship at 700 p.m. The Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday monthly, and WWM.S gathers on the second Tuesday. A farmer story hints at county involvement to avoid hardship, though text is unclear.
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Evangelical
Laurence Sahl
Ladies’ Aid Society
Campaign funds and radio bias impact this year
The passage suggests radio figures favored certain campaigns and candidates, with expectations that their media support would be generous. It notes that most of the involved parties did indeed lean toward favorable coverage and funding, shaping the political outcome.
George W fields vote tally cited in Real County race
Advertising by incumbent clerk George W field in a Real County Texas primary claimed 460 votes for him. The result: field edged rival Benen Rosa Powers, who gathered 399 votes, by a narrow margin.
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George W. Field
Llerk
Real County
Texas
Jin
Hig- Op- Benen
Rosa Powers
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