Yale's Hutchins Rises As Dean At Twenty-Eight
Robert Hutchins, Yale Law School dean at 28 and secretary of the Yale Corporation, rose quickly from wartime private to a renowned legal mind. His ascent follows a Factory to Classroom path, with influence on criminal law research and education policy at Yale and beyond.
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Wisel University
Weniar
Nis
All Haven
Conn
Yale Law School
Chisago
Yale Corporation
Law
Robert
Jaynard Hutchins
Hutchins
L Young Dear
A. E. Sp
Italy
Conde
Yale Law Choo
Hoover
Charles HB. Clark
Law School
Dean Hutchins
Yale
New Haven
Jack of All Trades
Praithil
Crosaler
William
Roba Hutchins
Fives
Anson Phelps Sinkes
Sec- Tay
Bryan Tious
Saehanea
Powe Yale Law School
Iade Teearch
Aken
Connecti Cub
Massachusetts
Poston
van Catton
Rettlon
D. M. Registe
Pannkuk Takes Over Local Business Under New Management
Announcement states the transfer of control to Anton B. Pannkuk with the undated date and outlines that the business will be conducted by the undersigned. Details reference the condition of the claim and the continuation of operations from the specified date.
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Pannkuk
Anton B. Pannkuk
Fragmentary OCR listing dates and names across towns
A jumble of names and dates, including months like April and January 1940, scattered across places such as Falls and centers, with various surnames and initials. text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent event or narrative.
Iowa Legislators Face Fight Over Expense Bills
Gov John Hammill delays signing an expense bill for state representatives and senators amid questions of legality and constitutionality. Lawmakers formerly expected salaries of 1000 a year to cover expenses, with the Attorney General expected to weigh precedents. The issue marks a historic Iowa constitutional question not previously resolved. Mrs Mille Sigsbee Married to Walter Klamp Des Moines Des Moines ceremony notes an auto honeymoon trip across Iowa. Ben G Panukuk At Rochester Illness from influenza and cold prompts Rochester Mayo Hospital treatment and possible surgery as he travels from Titonka with his wife and child.
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John Hammill
Fletcher
Iowa
Mille Sigsbee
Monitor
Mile Sigsbee
Burt
Walter Klamp
Des Moines
Algona
Plum ‘Creek Township
Ben G. Pannkuk
Rochester
Ben G. Panukuk
Minn
Mayo Hospital
Mr. Panunkuk
Titonka
Waterloo
Four Thousand Farmers Elevators Spread Across the United States
The USDA reports over four thousand farmer owned elevator companies operating nationwide, concentrated along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers and in states including Iowa Illinois North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Ohio Indiana Oklahoma and Missouri. The Farmers Elevator Guide calls this the world’s largest cooperative grain marketing movement led by farmers. The Swea City Herald urges evaluating congressional candidates, criticizing Republican leadership and calling for bold, peasant-friendly fighters on issues affecting rural Iowa and farming.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Farmers’ Elevator Guide
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Missouri
Ioiva
Ilinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Oklahoma
Seven Foxes Captured West of Home by Prairie Boys
The boys tracked a fox den on the prairie west of home and dug out seven young foxes. A bounty of 35 dollars was awarded for the capture.
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Nolf Joe Tappers
Treated oats kill horse in Hancock County case
D B Kent of Orthel Hancock County filed a report about formaldehyde treated grain used on three year old horses to combat smut. One horse died after exposure and the other animals were affected.
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D. B. Kent
Orthel
Hancock County
Beet Sugar Expansion Spurred by Higher Beet Prices
Chris Boddum of the American Beet Sugar Corp and local leaders visited Mason City and Belmond to promote beet production. With beets paying $7 per ton this year versus $6 last year, Titonka farmers plan about 190 acres, led by Fred Boyken with 50 acres and others totaling 171 acres. The crop is expected to improve after beet harvest and leave fields cleaner for subsequent grains, with potential 500 to 1000 acres planted locally annually.
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Chris
Boddum
American Beet Sugar Corporation of
Mason
City and
Belmond
Mr. Boddum
Titonka Wll
Fred Boyken
Martin Brandt
John Rode
Tom Forgerger
Senus Isebrand
Hari Blakely
Slack Wins Clay Bird Shoot at Livermore
A group of clay bird shooters traveled to Livermore for a high gun shoot led by Slack of Farmers Elevator. Slack topped the field with 96 of 160 targets and a 33-bird straight, earning one of five prizes while Ernest and Elmer Petersen and others followed as close runners-up.
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Livermore
George McCutchin
W. J. Denton
Ernest
Elmer Petersen
Slack
Titanka
H. C. Schweppe
May Day Health Observance for Children Urged by Hoover
Two Minute Talks notes May Day as Child Health Day proclaimed by President Hoover. Emphasizes year round health programs, theme of play, and simple family observances. Includes creamy eggs and honey jumbles recipes and tips for festive tables with May baskets and flowers.
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Hoover
Licensing Records and Rural Robbery Report
Licenses issued include Liméry Beamer and Plorence Becker both aged 21 from La Verne and Algona. A marriage between D L Harries 21 of Livermore and Velma Fosnaugh 16 of Livermore occurred in the Clerk of Court's office. A Sunday-night robbery near Whittemore targeted Harold Cosgrove and Sidney Clark, with $45 reported stolen and two suspects possibly identifiable by witness Ray Smith.
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Liméry Beamer
la Verne
Iowa
Plorence Becker
Algona
D. L. Harries
Livermore
Vélma Fosnaugh
W. C., Dawson
Harold Cosgrove
Sidney Clark
Clear Lake
Garner
August
Ray Smith
Whittemore
J. C. Rice
Gar
BANG # man
Wills
Smith
Crisseys Attend Iowa City Summer School
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crissey of Titonka will attend a summer school at the State University of Iowa City. Mr. Crissey will be principal of Titonka schools next year and Mrs. Crissey will teach primary, both in the same cadre as before.
Sturgis Edges Taxes by Surplus Hydro Plant Prudent Policy
A Sturgis city charter amendment passes 104 to 491 authorizing use of surplus profits from the municipal hydro electric plant to the general fund. The move means no city taxes were levied last year and the town claims the lowest light rates for its size. Other Oklahoma towns and New Jersey’s South River also report untaxed municipal plants with high profits.
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Detroit
Sturgis
United States
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Altus
Pawhuska
Edmond
Santa Claus
South River
New Jersey
Spencer
Estherville
Algona
Webster City
Ames
Cedar Falls
Muscatine
Bloomfield
Seed plots aid potato disease control in northern Iowa farms
Seed selection and treatment plots will be planted again on farms including Bancroft Swea City Burt Algona and related plots. R H Porter aided county disease control efforts, promoting clean seed and crop rotation to curb scab mosaic and other diseases for stable, high quality yields.
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Schiltz
Droessler
Elesbecker
Bancroft
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Kossuth
B, R. Morrison, Co
Agt
Constitutional amendment to be voted on
Des Moines editorial explains a proposed constitutional amendment authorizing the issue of 100 million dollars in state primary road bonds to fund the primary road system and retire county bonds. It outlines ratification steps by the 44th General Assembly, potential special elections, tax provisions, and the need for clear legislative pledges from candidates.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
44Th
Tt Fkether
House of Representatives
Senate
Will Teach Next Year at Vernon Consolidated School
Mrs L C Heffner has contracted to teach the coming year in the Vernon consolidated school near Luverne. The item notes local teaching arrangements and a future workforce change in the district.
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L. C. Heffner
Vernon Consolidated School
Luverne
Henry Mayland Builds New Home After Fire Loss
Henry Mayland of German town ship is having lumber hauled for a new residence to replace the one that burned late last fall. Oldest Rural Carrier I. D. Breen on rural route No. 1 from Titonka is the county’s oldest carrier, starting his twenty sixth year of service on the county’s first rural free mail delivery.
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Henry Mayland
German Township
I. D. Breen
Titonka
Kosguth
Mrs Harold Johnson Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Harold Johnson, who was brought home to Armstrong Indiana a week ago Thursday, underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday morning. Her husband Harold Johnson is in Swea City attending poultry business while Mr H M Knutson takes his place. Harold remains nearby to assist his wife during her illness.
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Harold Johnson
Armstrong, In
Swea City
H. M. Knutson
Harold
Loeschen Cashes Long-Forgotten Farmers Elevator Check
Becca Loeschen found in a box a December 1925 Farmers Elevator check for 38 95 dollars that John A. Loeschen cashed this Monday showing he kept the token of value forgotten among his securities.
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John A. Loeschen
Becca
Hayfield School Names Mrs. Lawrence Hansen to Faculty
Mrs. Lawrence Hansen has been elected to the Hayfield school faculty. Her husband Lawrence Hansen, a medical student set to graduate this year, will pursue an interne position in a Columbus Ohio hospital and may visit Hayfield after graduation before moving east.
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Hayfield
Lawrence Hansen
The
State University
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Church Services and All Day Meeting Next Sunday
Brother Willis Phelps will conduct Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Epworth League at 7:15 p.m. An all day meeting at Dean includes Sunday School 10:00, sermon 11:00, basket dinner 12:30, and 2:30 service with Rev. GC Seward of Algona. Special music morning and afternoon. Community urged to attend at ten, bring dinner, and fellowship.
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Brother Willis Phelps
Epworth League
GC. H. Seward
Algona
Lutheran Church Seeks Support for Million Dollar Drive
Large audience attends service as two officers are installed Fred Stecker elder and Eid Rike trustee Preparations for Ev Lutheran Jr Synod drive set for June 2 1929 Mass meeting May 7 in Wells Minn solicitors urged to attend Luther League discusses drive and contributes proceeds from Bermond Indiana play 24 68 to offering Sunday service at 10 30 am and children’s class next Saturday at 1 pm folders mailed to confirm members with full details of the drive
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Fred Stecker
Ed. Rika
Eid.Rike
Ev. Lutheran Jr. Synod
Wells
Minn
Totonka
Albert Lea Or Wells
Luther League
Albert Missal
League
Luther League of
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