Pheasant Hunters Faulted as Foreigners Break Season Rules
The article notes foreign hunters in Koaswth County ignored pheasant season rules on a German township farm. They killed birds and piled them in a corner, then, fearing car transport, brought them to town and distributed to the needy. It also mentions three planks of a corn hog production control platform with large federal payments and removal of hog products from normal trade channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taple
Koaswth
Cornhog
Government Directory of Officials and Salaries
Pathfinder notes LeBarre of Algona visited German township to handle business. The directory lists Franklin D. Roosevelt as President with salaries and allowances for the executive team, Congress members, cabinet heads, and Supreme Court justices, including detailed pay and living expense figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Louis McHenrty Howe
Mass
Stephen T. Barry
Marvin H. McIntyre
John N. Garner
Tex
Congress
Senate
Key Pittman
House
Henry T. Rainey
Dem
Twd
Angus
State
Cordell
Hull
Wiliam
Navy
Claud A
Swansea
Harold L. Ickes
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Commerce
Daniel J. Roper
Frances Perkins
Supreme
Court
Charles E
Hughes
Harlan
Stone
Benjamin N
Cardozo
N. Y
Pieres Butler
Minn
Willis van Devanter
Wyo
James i McReynolds
Tenn
George Sutherland
Utah
Owen J. Roberts
County Garden Project Yields 220 Plots Countywide
County Agent reports post season success with 220 gardens planted by 207 families in 242 seed units bought by the County Board of Supervisors. harvest includes over 25,000 quarts canned, 2700 bushels potatoes, 3500 heads cabbage, and diverse vegetables. Local Red Cross and American Legion groups aided seed distribution, supervision, and canning efforts across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couity Garden
Couny
Laverne
American Legion
Lol Gardeng
Red Cross
Jeaders
County Board of Supervisors
H. EB. Woodward
Whittemore
A. J. Bason
Bertha Lcoft
Wesley
Ray Bonacker
Titonka
J. P. Vogel
Burt
G. W. Carnmican
Bancroft
Wilt Weisbrod
Fenton
Willis Cotton
Lone Rock
Ida Larson
Wea City
AH. H. Murray
Lakota
iGea
Dunn
Ledyard
Honor Roll entries from Bancroft and nearby towns
On The Honor Roll listing names Otto Barrentein J A Husinga Frank Rakow Mrs John Welhousen Oscar Blanchard Cara of H Kahler with dates in 1934 1935 13365 year placeholders and towns Bancroft Woden Wesley Lone Rock Iowa appear in a compact roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Barrentein
Bancroft
Iowa
J. A. Husinga
Woden
Frank Rakow
Wesley
John Welhousen
Cara of H. Kahler Oscar Blanchard
Lone Rock
National Book Week and School Spirit Report
National Book Week promotes reading as essential to education and daily life. The school reports a seniors' basketball victory over freshmen and sophomores 32 to 4, and a win over the juniors in carnival activities. Juniors class play May Girl Shy is hailed, with student reactions to concerts, raffles, boxing, and a zestful carnival atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph Askin
Fou
Eaves
Boekelman
Largon
Marms
Wennedy
Kuchenreuther
Pe Callies
H. F
Kangaroo Court
Jose
Cosgrove
Riggert
Val
Elmar
Mason City
Vlads
Aftar
Russel Photo
Junior Class Play Promises Lively Portraits and Mischief
Readable fragments depict a cast including Barbara Balea, Rhinhart Pritz, Ardis Kelly, and Leota Oysterrefcher as quirky juniors in a Thursday Friday show. Remarks on appearance mood and behavior hint at a playful, period performance. Nearby notes mention school visitors and class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth Blott
Bale
Vern
Rhinhart Pritz
Barbara Balea
Donald
Hleaway
Herbert Rakow
Harold Kranta
Dental progress and classroom notes from Newa Grade 2
Second Grade Newa 14 of the 16 children have their dental cards back four have dental work completed. The class held a hot cereal breakfast contest during November and studied Indians for language work. Students made canoes and tepacs last week. visits by Mrs Bonacker and Little Jerry Bonacker noted. A list of students earning A in spelling and a separate speed test with perfect scores is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Larsen
Niger
Beth Bon
Marlyn Bonacket
Donald (Etgains
Phyllis Park
Bonnte Beth Schram
R. Bonacker
Jerry Bonacker
Jean Fant
Jerald Heffner
Baverly Adamson
Smarliig Wessels
Phyllis Falk
Dorothy Wiegand
Bonnie Beth Schram
Florence Willis
Marian Krantz
Do Toris Isebrand
Arthur Green
Donald Higgins
Jerald Helfner
Harold Harrenga
Doloris Isebrand
jJean Faul
Third Grade News Highlights and Class Winners
The report covers 11 dental cards with Gladys Ann’s side leading, Pilgrim studies with Mary of Plymouth, and classroom art and displays. A in arithmetric drill earned by Leta Mae Harrenga Paul Bruns Louis Oegterretcher, with multiple spelling A's listed. Fourth grade notes mention Miss Crone illness and Mrs. Schenck substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ann
iPlymouth
Leta Mae Harrenga
Paul Bruns
Louis Oegterretcher
Louis
Twyliah
George Higgins
Doloris Peterson
Louis Oeesterrehner
Gladys Ann Smith
Twyleah Hamstreet
Maxine Lindhorst
Lets Mae Harrenga
Fourth Grade News and Classroom Notes Recap
The fourth grade studied long division this week while Paullus Adamson was absent due to a wage issue. Top spellers were Jean Higging, Lee von Oesterreicher, Roselig Schroeder, and Motard Groen. Students made posters for Turkey Day and mourned a goldfish that died overnight. They read about Saint Gatabad and the Holy Grail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbson
Trenstine Hult
Studiaa Thote
Paullus Adamson
Jean Higging
Lee von Oesterreicher
Roselig Sehroeder
Motard Groen
Basn
Aty Gatabad
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Mattar
Wolfe
Canada Postoffices
LeBarre
Algona
Carn Ubmigine
Vera Bacon
Donald Callies
Livona Brandt
Hail
Zweifel Ag
High School
Harlene Craven
Barbara Ball
Ethel Wellemeyar
Misa Maybetrry
Alice Gartner
Rowan
Ncker
Jerold Boracker
Sharon Kee Adameon
Stella Rachut
Pat Higgins
Askin
Ray Bondeker
Carrile Bonacker
Mia. Martin Larson
Bettiah Larson
Pierre Sartor
Crone
Coliseum
Glenray
Sherlock Holmes
John Deere Gang
Rock Island
Osborn
Litchfield
International
Stoughton
B. E. Thompson
Savthes Bank
C. O. Riddle
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