Speaks at P Farm Bureau Meeting in 1931 Iowa
The Hon. Wallace ah Short delivers a speech before a Farm Bureau gathering at Cliohing Hill, Woodbury County, July 14, 1931. He urges unity among Iowa farm people to strengthen Farm Bureau and argues local Chambers of Commerce committees won t save the town. He calls for county Farm Bureau branches and a unified agricultural voice to meet present conditions and support farm families.
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Wallace Ah
Fur
Cliohing Hill
Woodbury County
Pavia
Towa
Tise
Town Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Idbally
Anon
Sen ii
Wall Street
Uowe
Itelf
Iowa
Fara Bureau
Des Moin
Farm Board
Dalegate
Chamber of Commerce
Notice of hearing on estate sale in Rock Valley Iowa
In Sioux County Iowa the administrator seeks authority to sell Lot A Warren's Subdivision Outlet 3 Rock Valley to pay debts. The hearing before Judge C W Pitts will be at Orange City courthouse on August 21, 1931 at 10:00 unless objections are filed.
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State OF
Iowa
Sioux County
Carolyn Hollen
A. Walhol
JITY
Pred Busse
V. Plarne
C. W. Pitts
Orange City
Iowe
A. Walhof
Unclear Cryptic Health Note Surfaces in Fragment
A garbled OCR style health fragment mentions gas relief and constipation remedies, referencing Adlerian acts and vague names. The text is fragmented with likely misspellings, offering no clear event, person, date, or place to anchor a proper summary.
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Carl
Adleribas
Drager
Probate Notice for Kalo Wattawa Jute of Signs County
Notice in probate sets September 1 at 10 oclock for hearing on the last will and testament of Kalo Wattawa Jute, deceased. The court clerk and attorney sign the notice, inviting any objections to admitted probate and seating the seal of the district court.
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Jim
Orange City
Sions
Iowa
Kalo Wattawa
Signs County
Pbey von
Wil
Distriet Court
Dr. Reeves
Distret Court
McGill
Daily Thought Selections Challenge Moral Judgment
A fragment expresses a belief that no man is wholly virtuous and that submission of thoughts and actions to the law would merit severe punishment, reflecting a strict, public moral standard from a historical source.
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Mom Aalone
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