Liquor Bill Moves After New Year Recess In House
After the New Year recess the House resumes debate on the liquor control bill with progress and compromises noted. Key changes trim the proposed nine member commission to three full timers and drop an administrator, while local option remains a point of contention. The article surveys amendments on dispensing liquor through state stores, beer content, and funding, with predictions for action by mid week and ongoing Senate considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Weed
Madison
Texas
Oklahoma
Fort Dodge
General Assembly
Spring Chickens and Profitable Poultry Raising Advice
In this issue of Priebe's Weekly, the letter discusses shifting from broilers to larger, pound-producing chickens. It notes past broiler profits, changes in nationwide production, and recommends raising birds to at least 4 pounds for better profitability, hatch fewer chicks, and focus on efficient growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast States
Utah
Idaho
East
Florida
Great Central West
Renewal Extension for Driver Licenses 1933 Law Amended
The laws of the 45th General Assembly extend operator licenses expiring December 31, 1933 to December 31, 1935. This action Amends section 4960-d30 of Code 1931. House File No 25 approved February 14 1933 notes Sheriff Hubert Kapsch.
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45Th General Assembly
Hubert Kapsch
Two Strings To Your Bow And Advantage Gaps
A brief reflection notes that success often comes to those who lack advantages others enjoy. It suggests resilience and practical effort can compensate for disparities in resources or opportunity.
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Pocahontas County Iowa
Notice of a public auction to satisfy a special execution issued for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Property described as the south half of Section 11 Township 93 North Range 32 west, with all costs, to be sold February 2, 1934 at 2 15 p m at the Pocahontas County courthouse. Sheriff Hubert Kapsch executors and heirs named. Dated December 27, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Delack’ P
Court House
Pocahontas
County of
Iowa
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of New York
Isaac M. McKim
Mary E. McKim
William McKim
Dorothy McKim
George M. Bechtel
George A. Rich
Incorporated
Annis & Rohling Company
Kathryn E
C. W. Gilchrist
Sheriff’s Office
Fochontas
Oliver Arthur Campney
Mabel J. Campney
Walter 5. Campney
Walter E. Campney
People’s Savings Bank
Plover
Lows
George A. Rick
Kathryn E. Gustin
Plover Lumber
W. Bates
People’s Savings
Bam Plover
P. Hi
pSahontat County
Hubert Kapsch
Sheri
Sheriff’s
Filontas
A Suggested New Year’s Resolution To Speed Up Legislation
A short verse circulating in the House urges lawmakers to speak plainly and concisely. It mocks lengthy statements and urges that when there is nothing to say, keep still.
Caswell Highlights Bruce’s Bold Cash Corn Claim
G L Caswell of the Iowa Press Association notes state lawmaker Bruce from Pocahontas County proclaims his county produces and sells more cash corn than any other in the United States. Bruce says little as a speaker but his words carry weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Press Association
Caswell
Bruce
Pocahontas County
United States
R H S Arrowlet Returns to School After Vacation
Readable items describe a full school assembly with 112 students present except one. Santa gifts spark new outfits and hairdos while New Year resolutions are written in textbooks. The library gains new works and notes on grade activities, spelling records, and declamatory study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Atudenta
R.H.S
Carroll
Burnett
Canfield
Travelers’ Library
Eugene O'Neill
Arlene Cook
Advertising Drives Business Growth This Spring
Advertising must solicit business while noting seasonal plans. The report notes spring pigs can be more profitable on pasture than dry lot. It adds that over 48,000 acres of national forest land were planted to trees in fall 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Havelock Weekend Travels and Local Events
Havelock residents traveled to Linden Ames and Fort Dodge for visits and shopping while others hosted guests from Jackson Minn and Plover. Community activities included a King’s Heralds meeting, a dance at the I C O F hall, and a basketball game with the Chicizo colors.
Auxiliary Notes Highlight Card Party and Play Soon
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall with good attendance. An order was placed for six show card tables. A card party is planned for Thursday evening at Legion Hall. A talent play Hobgoblin House will be staged at the high school auditorium Friday evening January 26 directed by Mrs W B Millsworth and Miss Sadie Goodchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Auxiliary and Legion
Hobgoblin House
W. B. Mllsworth
Sadie Goodchild
Claire
Moore Cornwell Wedding Ties Sylvia Moore to Chester Cornwell
Sylvia Moore and Chester E Cornwell united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Rolfe on June 3 1934 with Rev T Bassett officiating Attendants were Daphne Cornwell and Delbert Moore The bride is the eldest daughter of the Moore family of Gilmore City The groom is the eldest son of the Cornwell family of Havelock They will reside on the Milan Sharp farm east of Rolfe with well wishes from friends for a happy prosperous married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Moore
Chester E. Cornwell
Methodist
Rolfe
T. 5. Bassett
Daphne Cornwell
Havelock
Delbert Moore
Gilmore City
Cornwell
Wheeler Moore
Mr. Cornwell
C. B. Cornwell
Milan Sharp
Benes
Friendly Club Card Party at Dodson Home
The Friendly Club met last Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Dodson’s home for a progressive 500 game. In the ladies division Loretta Trimble led scoring with Lucile Rigby low. in the men’s class John Schutz was top scorer with Donald Hansen low. An excellent lunch ended a highly enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Dodson
Loretta Trimble
Lucile Rigby Low
John Schutz
Donald Hansen Low
Havelock Woman's Club Hosts Friday Meeting
The Havelock Woman's Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Will Randolph's home with Mrs. Eugene Waters assisting. A good attendance enjoyed an excellent program and the hostesses served a dainty lunch at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Woman’s Club
Will Randolph
Ktugene Waters
Regular teachers' examination on Jan 24 25 26
Grace D. McMichael County Superintendent announces dates for the regular teachers' examination to be held on January 24 25 and 26. The notice specifies the schedule and the overseeing authority.
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Grace D. McMichael
Roast Goose Dinner Held by Mr and Mrs Rulle
Mr and Mrs J M Rulle entertained relatives and friends at a roast goose dinner Sunday. Guests included Miss Hazel Cooksey, Mr and Mrs Remus Classen and son Kenneth, Mr and Mrs R C Derr, Mr and Mrs A W Poduska, Mr and Mrs Wesley Poduska and children, and Mr and Mrs Wm Eral and daughter, all of Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rulle
Hazel Cooksey
Remus Classen
Kenneth
R. C. Derr
A. W. Poduska
Wesley Poduska
Wm. Eral
Pocahontas
Willis Knight Dies at 87 in Havelock
Willis Knight died at home in Havelock on Tuesday January 2 at age 87. He lived in Pohaontas county previously and in Havelock the last 15 years. He is survived by his wife three children Walter Howard and Mrs S Whitmore six grandchildren one brother and other relatives. One daughter preceded him in death. Funeral services were at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon Rev C L Day officiating. Pallbearers were Sheldon G A Grover Chas Mann FE Cornwell G A Speer and CW Miller. Interment in Washington Cemetery.
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H. C. West
Marjorie
Linden
John Hess
Mildred Mieras
Jefferson
Ames
Havelock
Otto Maltzahn
Fort Dodge
Ray I. Graver
G. A. Graver
Chester Schallan
Crossett
Ark
Herbert Plantz
Chester
J. R. McIntire
Rolfe
Northwest
Aid Society
Methodist
Hazel Bohn
George Gist
LeRoy
D. FL
Reents
Lillie Smith
Bradgate
Gan Capp
A. L. Reiter
Jackson
Minn
Pearl Mick
Nowd Huseby
Reiter
Tampa
Fla
Louis Oleson
Granite Falls
Geo. Ferlman
Fianly
Ruth Oleson
George Mammon
Graettinger
George Plantz
Joe Pell
Mallard
Andrew Crawford
Kenneth Gist
Gilmore City
Wess
Lehigh
Jess DeVaul
Broun Waters
W. Wench
Sioux Rapids
Nord Huseby
Anna Goodchild
J. H. Goodchild
Hillsdale
King’s Heralds
J. C. Schall
Willis Knight
Knight
Po ‘Ahontas County
Walter
Howard
S. Whitmore
Methodist Church
Rev. C. L. Day
J Sheldon
G. A. Grover
Chas. Mann
FE. Cornwell
G. A. Speer
CW Miller
Washington Cemetery
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Pastor C L Day Schedule
Havelock Methodist Church announces Rev C L Day as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League session times follow the schedule. Those from other churches are welcome to attend and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methodist Church
C. L.day
Epworth League
Public Auction Of Pocahontas County Real Estate 1933
A public auction was held at the Pocahontas County courthouse in Foc on December 27, 1933. The sale involved real estate levied upon as part of a judicial writ against the estate of George A. Rich and related defendants. Sheriff Hubert Kapsch conducted the sale with notice posted at the Pocahontas sheriff's office.
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Laarion Bruce
Senate
Sen
Geo. Patterson
W.F Priebes Weekly
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
W.W. Beam
G. A. Everson
BEAM
Everson Physicians and Surgeons
Grant Street
G. B. Palmer
Savage Building
Kenneth P. Hunter
Carl J. White
Optometrist
Robert Bruce
Savage Block
L. M. Graham
Dice
K. P
ROLE
L. W. Kennedy
N. G. Lokerse
A. C. Boughton
Eagle Grove
J. M. Bush
Telephone
Sheriff's
MR. Caswell
R. H.S. Arrowlet
Santa
Palm Beach
Billy Brinkman
Margaret V. White
Ruth Cooklin
Donald Davidson
Roberta Kennedy
Lola Beth Green
Jimmy Severson
Donald Sinek
Irene Thomas
Gretchen
Benjamin Franklin
Patricia Jeffries
Mary Thomas
R.H
Vienna
Monec Lexes
Ze OL &A
Yoon Zo
Hjoute Carlo
Scotland
Chen Ogee
Ivalee Smith
Will Smith
T. R. Jones
Tommy
Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Jones
Havelock High School
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