Lawyers and politics mix in editorial note on constitution
The piece critiques lawyers dominating state legislature, calls for more business representation, questions county fair concessions, reflects on Constitution Week and the Constitution's enduring symbolism. It raises concerns about speed limits, automobile deaths, and the alleged Ku Klux Klan links to Justice Black, noting political and racial tensions in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Ant’s
Washington
Justice Black
New York City
Supreme Bench
J. L. Baskin
Adventure Coming in The American Boy Magazine 1900s
Readers of adventure and far places will find thrills in upcoming issues of The American Boy. Articles range from seamen and sabotage to a voyage aboard a sinking battleship and daring airborne journeys over jungled Mexican mountains. Features include a former mountaineer searching the north lands and a city crime hunter on the trail. New pictorial pages show a coast guardsman’s day and a husky sled dog at work, plus how to run a broken field and ballroom tips. Subscription prices rise soon. one year 1.00, three years 2.00. Foreign subs 40 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Boy Magazine
San Francisco
Reade
Northlands
Tierney
Roy
Detroit
Michigan
Wesley News Highlights Local Visitors and Moves
Local society notes show Mr. and Mrs. Bauer hosting relatives in Whittemore, Goetz entertaining in Chatlea City, and Ralph Fiehler resigning from Farmers Cooperative Creamery to take a similar post in Ringsted. Residents plan moves, visits, and church activities amid school notices and a new high school carnival planned for October two nights.
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Wiileemore
R. C. Bauer
John Uhlenhake
Whittsinore
Aston Goetz
Géorge Hauptann
Chatlea City
Anton Goetz
Westey Butterbvkey
Ralph Fiehler
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Sherman
Whittemore
Roy Sherman
Milton Giddings
Bode
al Wagener
Bede
Ben Felt
Giddings
Mary Harris
Clifford Jenks
Eagle Grove
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Arto Daweon
P .C. Haynes
John Mullins
A. M
Superior
Wis
Ole Flom
Johnson
Bancroft
Kos- Bury County Conservation League
Algona
Forest City
Donovans Namett
Clarette Donovan
Carol Dlizabeth
Ohio
Walter Hall
Arballa McPherson
Tfome
International Falls
Carol Joan
Borr
Anthony Johnson
Lltls
St. Josephs
Visite Des Moles
Ba Hildan
J. L. Styder
Sunday School Picnic At Methodist Church Lawn
The Young People’s Sunday School Class of eleven members and their families held a picnic on the church lawn. Officers were elected with Atlo Dawson as president, Himer Glove as vice president, and Mrs. Milton Giddings as secretary and treasurer.
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Dey Melhss
Everkt
Persidter
Freahman
Father Visita Son
Iowa Crop Report Shows Drought Cuts Iowa Yields in 1937
The September 1 1937 Iowa Crop Report from the State and Federal Cooperative Service cites a total corn crop around 457.994 million bushels with 86 percent condition. Drought in western counties, plus hail and heavy rains elsewhere, push prospects down from early favorable conditions. Reported yields average about 41.6 bushels per acre, below 1912 and 1920 records, with 43 counties showing condition declines since August 1. Forecasters expect roughly 48 percent of the crop safe from frost by mid month and at least 80 percent out of danger by month’s end, with earlier frost impacts possible on silage corn varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Cooperative Service
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural, Statistician
Thomas G sCurrgil
Secretary of Agriculture
Agust
Awestern
Iowa
Limerestead
Roosevelt approves aid for wildlife restoration program
President Roosevelt has approved a law to aid states in wildlife restoration projects funded by federal taxes on firearms shells and cartridges. The act, effective July 1, 2999, authorizes about 3 million dollars annually for land acquisition development and research to address wildlife management problems.
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Roosevelt
United States
General Wildlife Federation
Pax Revelpte
Federal wildlife program expands conservation cooperation
The plan extends federal participation to resident and upland species and migrants, funding wildlife improvements under a guided plan. It stresses federal state cooperation in wildlife matters, aligning with migratory bird conservation efforts led by Iva Gabrielson and approved by Secretary Wallace. Restoration of land and water areas under wildlife use is highlighted as a key ultimate benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raurvastinie Otiplalp
Uy i
Jpratonteal
Iva N. Gabrielson
Wallace
School Spirit Notes From First Through Sixth Grade
Reading chains of events across grades detail class activities from First Grade bouquets and classroom helpers to Second Grade Audrey Fisher moving away and a Friday farewell. Third Grade explores Eskimo studies, a long Eskimo picture, and Alaska travel accounts, with perfect attendance and speed subtraction tests. Fourth Grade reports spellings, maps of Bombo’s Africa, and ant study while Fifth and Sixth Grades note Jean Mann’s departure, freshmen visit, arithmetic contest standings, and water-filled carrot hanging baskets in science. Music groups form part of the school life narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Fisher
Audrey
Doyle Reaser
Jerry
Bnellah
Miss Brooks
Alaska
Hykilmo-land
Jean Mann
Oul
Howard Bate
Louise Band
Herbert Callies
Acremes
GAA Officers Organized for Year at Friday Meeting
Girty Acietie Association members met Friday to elect officers for the year. Lorraine TM Reuther was named president. vice president Boyken. Harriet a secretary. Vivian Stott treasurer. Fearne Oesterralener recorder. Alice Kuchenreuther chaired the Constitutional Committee. Members look forward to new locksrn and an archery set and a year full of activities. The Home Economics Class explored balance in dress design and will compile a balance scrapbook. Initiation events featured freshmen in varied attire and a big skating party planned for the evening. Junior High plans a picnic and skating party Friday night with a planning committee led by Lavon Oasterreicher.
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Girty Acietie Association
GAA
Medlie Go Blestie
Lorraine ™Reuther
Prealdout
Boyken
Harriet A
Vivian Stott
Point
Fearne Oesterralener
Ninh
Aliee Kuchenreuther
Homo Econômica News
Lavon Oasterreicher
Laurence Miller
Paul Bruns
Dick Batt
Cecil Snyder
Charles Reffer
Titonka Savings Bank special stockholders meeting notice
Notice of special meeting of the stockholders of Titonka Savings Bank of Titonka Iowa to adopt Renewed Amended and Substituted Articles of Incorporation. Meeting set for October 12 1937 at 1 PM at bank premises. Signed Sept 4 1937 by bank officers and directors.
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THE
Titonka Savings, Bank OF Titonka
Titonka Savings Bank
Titona
Iowa
Towa
Titonka
Minnesota farms for sale listing by Wolff Realtor
Partial list of Minnesota farms for sale with acres from 80 to 265, prices per acre ranging $50 to $75. Properties include dwellings, barns, hog houses, granaries, and fences. Terms mostly 20 percent down with balances due later. prices and availability may change without notice. Steven O. Wolff, Realtor, Fosfonka, Minnesota.
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Pricp
Steven O. Wolff
Pis Fonka
Sournery
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Gibraltar of America
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J. T. Root
Hils
Clear Lake
Kraus
Edna Flom
Wesley
Waldorf
Fidelia Show
Waldorf College
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U. 5
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North Iowa
State Department
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Henry Meyer
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J. van Ness
Wm, Boyken
Edward Boyken
IERN
Minnesota Farms
Roy Budlong
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Elmer Peterson
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Ateel
John H. Boyken
Woden, Ad
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Andrew Hansen
Salen Titonka
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German Township
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al Meyer
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