Kenyon Remembered As Lawyer Judge And Public Figure
The obituary chronicles William S. Kenyon who died at his Maine summer home aged sixty four. It notes his service as judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, his education at Fort Dodge Collegiate Institute and Buena Vista College, and his national prominence as a political figure who declined cabinet and senate offers yet remained devoted to law and principle. The piece also comments on Iowa liquor legislation debates, Governor Herring proposals, enforcement challenges, and broader reform ideas, contrasting prohibition history with current policy questions.
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William S. Kenyon
Maine
Iowa
Lighth District United States Circuit Court
Judge Kenyon
Old
Fort Dodge Collegiate Institute
Fort Dodge
Buena Vista College
the Arrow
Wm. S. Kenyon
J. P. Dolliver
Kenyons
United States
Coolidge
Navy
Harding
Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Herring
45Th General Assembly
Quebec
Community voices on liquor laws and county aid debate
A Humboldt county report warns of welfare dependency as thirty to forty workers fail to respond to the county work program. Letters advocate stronger discipline while others push for state run liquor sales and using profits for law enforcement. Farmers discuss poultry pricing and chick mortality impacting profits.
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Humboldt Independent
Humboldt County
L. J. Hartman
Rolfe
Des Moines
Local figures demand Wallace resignation over NRA critique
Doc Kime of Fort Dodge and Milo Reno of Agency attack Secretary Wallace as inefficient and incompetent while offering a brief grace period. They question Ford's NRA stance and note school districts cutting expenses amid rising enrollments in the area.
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Doc Kime
Fort Dodge
Milo Reno
Agency
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Angels
Reno
Kime
Poultry Prices and Market Confidence In Three Pound Chickens
W F Priebe discusses poultry pricing noting costs around 10 cents per chicken and buyers paying about 7 cents for three pound birds. He explains the market chain, the producer’s need for higher prices, and hopes for improved buying power to aid next season.
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W. F. Priebe
Readership and shopping habits highlighted in today’s note
The message urges readers to focus on present tasks, noting that women buy over eighty percent of retail goods. It cautions against dwelling on past errors and reminds that small chances can start large ventures.
Traffic Notice Warns of Stop Sign Violations
Mayor J. H. Brinkman cautions motorists to stop at signs and curb speeding as school resumes. He emphasizes public safety with children crossing streets and urges careful driving to comply with town ordinance.
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J. H. Brinkman
Methodist Church Plans Membership Day and Evening Service
Pastor Rev T S Bassett invites members to unite with the church and partake in the Holy Sacrament. An evening song service will feature stereopticon slides. Epworth League meets at 7 15 pm for officer elections. The Methodist Young Women's Club gathers at Mrs Ernest Vaughns home next Tuesday Sept 19 with hosts Mrs George Ivey and Mrs T S Bassett. Cooperation urged to complete annual church work.
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Sen
Epworth League
Ernest Vaughn
Methodist Young Women’s Club
George Ivey
T. S. Bassett
All Friends
Nain Lutheran Church Notes Rev Kjoller Services Schedule
The Rolfe community is invited to Danish and English services at Nain Lutheran Church. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service Sundays 1st and 8:00 p.m. Midweek Prayer Meeting Thursdays 8:00 p.m. The first Sunday morning service each month will be in Danish. Good government is the product of a well informed citizenship.
Chevrolet Announces Wage Increase and Expanded Work Week
On August 1 this year Chevrolet announced a blanket wage raise along with a 74 hour 5 day week and 12 000 additional workers. The move marks the second wage increase in four months with Chevrolet among the first to implement a blanket raise.
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Chevrolet
Cheverolet
Presbyterian Youth Plan Afternoon Gathering
The church youths invited the congregation to a post service gathering at Mrs. Minnie Jarvis's home this afternoon. The event emphasizes active faith formation as essential to salvation now, reflecting the church's outreach.
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Aetternoon
Minnie Jarvis
Positor
Trinity Lutheran Church Bulletin Highlights Events
The Trinity Lutheran Church notes Sunday school services and daily offerings. The Missionary Society met at Mrs. George San’s home on Wednesday afternoon September 20. The choir plans a rehearsal on Friday evening September 22.
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Missionary Society
George San
Stop Hoarding Pel Is No Longer Any Reason for It
Optimistic note urges action and wealth growth with a broad call to prosperity. The message references chasing clouds away and a shared path to improvement. It presents a motivational tone without specific events or names.
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J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Relfe
Canada
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
J. B. Palmer
Savage Building
Kenneth P. Hunter
M. D
Havelock
Carl J. White
Optometrist
Robert Bruce
Savage Block
L. M. Graham
K. P
Rolfe Iowa
L. W. Kennedy
Rolfe, Town
Rire
N. G. Lokerse
A. Q. Boughton
Eagle Grove
J. M. Bush
Telephone
W.epriebes
Henry Ford
The
NRA
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nain Lutheran
L. H. Kjoller
R U
Chevrolet Motor Company
America
Detroit
Michigan
General Motors
Paul Carlin
Trinity Lutheran Chuggy
J. O. Wangberg
Bente
Luther
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