Stewart named to Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Andrew Stewart, recent appointee to the Iowa Liquor Control Commission and former state representative from Calhoun County in the 45th and 46th General Assemblies, is praised for being practical and anti liquor, reflecting the paper’s cautious, regionally supportive tone. The piece critiques party factions, notes labor opposition to a Des Moines river dam project, and defends New Deal relief and its role in local economics.
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Andrew Stewart
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Calhoun County
General Assembly
Stewart
Profit Strategy Shifts From Broilers To Big Birds
Frank Priebe notes poultry market shifts as demand drops for small broilers and cheap spring chickens. He argues profit now lies in larger birds, with prices for small chickens failing to match last year while larger fowls rise, and suggests range shelters to avoid culling.
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Middle West
Frank Priebe
Poultry Opinion Sparks Debate On Roosters And Chickens
A bristling letter urges readers to think independently and questions why offices push for certain poultry practices. The writer mocks those who rely on others for guidance and contends some people know too much to start learning.
Debt relief and better cattle tuberculosis test trending
The passage notes a maxim that self-abuse yields no gain even in death, introduces a new superior tuberculin for cattle testing, and argues that steady debt repayment by individuals fuels general business recovery plus prosperity when debts are cleared.
Plover Patriot Highlights Local Happenings and Sports
Mrs. Fred McKim is seriously ill. The Harold O Neall, Raymond Willard and R F Buck families shared a Sunday picnic. Heathman and Lighter families visited in Badger with Mrs George Oakland and Casey Heathman. Plover kittenball to play Havelock in Laurens Thursday. Several residents traveled to Mason City, Spirit Lake, Fort Dodge and Clear Lake for visits, fishing, and business. George Pirie Jr. welcomes a son George D III. Mrs. McKim and a child seek treatment at University Hospital IA City.
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Fred McKim
Harold O’neall
Raymond Willard
R. F. Buck
A. G. Heathman
Kermit Lighter
Jean
Badger
George Oakland
Casey Heathman
Edw
Havelock
Laurens
C. E. Miller
Marilyn
Janice
J. B. Sheldon
Orin Miller
Chicago
Colorado
H. ©. Beneke
Mason City
C. S. Hancher
Bud
C. E. Hancher
Edward Lehnus
F. A. Pringle
B. J. Lehnus
Fred Smith
Fort Dodge
Powhatan Township
Plover Lumber Co
Marie Johnson
Ames
Marie
Clarence Heathman
Rolfe
George Heathman
J. M. Bush
Bert Peterson
Dick Bush
Clear Lake
Fred Comlager
O. J. Cruickshank
Ruth Olmstead
John Wax
Rockwell City
Mable Knapp
C. EK. Eppelsheimer
Geo. Seipel
George Ande
Paul Kerns
Harold Justice
H. F. Knapp
Lost Island Lake
Probate of Will Notice in Pocahontas County Iowa
In District Court during the 1935 June term an instrument purporting to be the last will of B. J. Lehnus deceased dated August 3 1905 has been filed opened and read and a hearing is fixed at 2 o clock P M on July 16 1935 at the Pocahontas Iowa courthouse before the district court or clerk to show cause why the will should not be probated and allowed.
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Pocahontas County
B. J. Lehnus
Pocahontas
Iowa
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