Primary nomination notes and rail rate debate
A local editor reports on securing the state representative nomination amid a four cornered race dominated by Clarence James and the writer. The piece reflects on campaign trials, rumors, and gratitude to supporters, while also critiquing railroad executives seeking a 15 percent freight rate hike and recalling an anecdote about census questions in Savannah.
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Clarence James
James
Sroufe
Rolfe
Peterson
Fonda
Brookhart
K. of P
Ben Tehnus
Omaha World-Herald
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hess & Son Offerings at Plover Mills and Engines
Hess and Son of Plover advertise milking machines wash ing machines gas engines and hammer mills with inquiry terms and prices. Local shop highlights equipment for farms and mills inviting contact for models and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Hess & Son
Plover
Bright colors predicted to boost health and joy in daily life
Dr. M Luckeish forecasts vivid colors and artificial ultraviolet tanning will shape clothing and health habits, while daily activities become weather independent. The piece also covers the Mills brothers turning The Sodus Record into a philanthropic radio gift drive, the Commonwealth Fund’s vast endowment, Rockefellers’ philanthropic use of Standard Oil profits, and Dr. Vizetelly’s radio pronunciation education for clear American speech.
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M.luckeish
Dr. Luckeish
Mills
Sodus
N. Y
Electric Light
Sodus Record
G. R. Mills
United States
Commonwealth Fund
Stephen V. Harkness
Harness
Harkness
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Frank H. Vizetelly
America
Vizetelly
New Yorker
Poultry Trade Struggles Echo Across Nations
W E Priebe discusses a global view of poultry and egg markets. A London contact reports a year of weak demand, large continental supplies, and difficulty moving Irish and Dutch stock. English production exceeds demand, leaving prices low and old stocks to clear. The letter notes uncertain timing for a market rebound and promises further observations from the U S on conditions after a business trip to Eastern cities.
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London
Priebe
Ireland
England
Fungus in Canadian Lab Helps Fight New Brunswick Cutworm
A lab fungus in Canada contributed to reducing cutworm pests on New Brunswick farms. In another note, thirty tons of kukui nuts from Hawaii were shipped to a Pacific coast oil plant for experimental purposes.
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New Brunswick
Pacific Coast
Methodist Church Plans Youth Day and Baptisms
Rev. T S Bassett leads Sunday services with Sunday School at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11:00 Epworth League 7:00 Evening Worship 8:00 Next Sunday features Youth and Young People Day A children's day program is arranged by Misses Ruby Wilson and Hattie Lehnus The preparatory members class will be received into full membership The drama The Challenge of the Cross will be performed by the young people Women’s Missionary Societies meet Friday at Mrs C P Lathrop The Daily Vacation Bible School runs through June 10 ending with a City Park picnic
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Ruby Wilson
Hattie Lehnus
Annetta Green
Women’s Missionary Societies
C. P. Lathrop
Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Notes
Rev J O Wangberg leads Trinity Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Luther League meets 8:00 p.m. Mid week prayer on Thursdays 8:00 p.m. Confirmation during morning service. Ladies Aid to meet May 10 at Mrs Telmer Sime's home. A warning line notes 125000 prisoners in the United States.
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Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Telmer Sime
Children’s Day Service Planned At Presbyterian Church
Norgy Rev C Paul Carlson invites all to attend two morning services Sunday at 10 30 with Children’s Day observance. Christian Endeavor meets 6 45. A Galilean service follows breakfast and river trip planning. Vacation Bible School closes Friday with a picnic.
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Christian Endeavor Society
the Church
Plana
Sea of Galilee
Nain Lutheran Church Notes from Pastor L H Kjoller
Sunday School and services listed with times 11:00am morning worship and 8:00 p m evening service on 1st and 3rd Sundays Danish language in morning service first Sunday each month all others in English attendance urged to attend services held as scheduled unless announced
Teachers Examinations Scheduled for June and August
Grace D. McMichael County Superintendent says teachers examinations will be held June 22 23 24 and August 3 4 5 at designated centers across the county with results published afterward.
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Grace D. McMichael
Dairy firm in Rolfe changes hands to Dora Barker
Notice states any partnership between Dora Barker and J E Barnes in the B and B Dairy Rolfe Iowa was terminated May 7 1992 and the dairy is now owned solely by Dora Barker.
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Dora Barker
J. E. Barnes
B. & B. Dairy
Rolfe
Iowa
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Relfe
A. White
Oars
Savanah
Liza
LeRoy Miller
Abe
Thompson Brothers
Ernest Cox Jr
Howland’s
Dora Barker, Rolfe
A. L. Johnson
Stromberg Hatchery
W.E Priebes Weekly Letter of
Yours Very Truly, A. S. Juniper
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. S. Bassett
Epworth League
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. O. Wangberg
U. S. Army
Christian Endeavor
Nain Lutheran
L. H. Kjoller
General Electric
GE Circle
Central States Electric Company
Roufe
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