Spring Fountain Community Notices and Visits
Community notes from Spring Fountain record visits among families including Brauns Meyers Strucks and Steeges. Church services at Spring Fountain were led by Rev Durr from Fredericksburg amid illness of former pastor Rev Born. Local socializing, sick lists, and birthdays are noted along with several attendance at Steege and Boderman homes and a VFW event in Sumner.
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Ed Braun
Corrine
Marlys
Dorothy
Sophia Braun
Ford Meyer
Alberta
Laura
Durr
Fredericksburg
Spring Fountain
C. Born
Art Kuker
Henry Kirchmann
Henry Kirchmann. Mrs. Kirchmann
Paul Kunesh
Helen Born
August Steege
Herbert Boderman
Duane
Ernest Boderman
John Struck
Ruby
Carmen
Alberta Meyer
Charles Thompson
Theodore Stahlhut
Ervin Kuepker
Curtis
Joyce
Max
Marion Hill
Leo Meyer
Art Brandt
Leo
Harry Meyer
John
Earl Meyer
Ernie
Louie Boderman
Humboldt
Rev. C. Born
Burnida
Will Bock
Gus Jaschen
Louie Meyer
Frank Mirs
Alberta Meyers
Norma Volker
Rec. C
First Woman's Club Founded in 1857 at Sandy Spring
The First Woman's Club claims to be the United States' oldest women’s organization, organized in May 1857 at Sandy Spring Maryland. It began as the Mutual Improvement Association and continues today under that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sandy Spring
Mutual Improvement Association
Radio Broadcast Opens 73rd Congress in New Deal Era
President Roosevelt addressed the nation and Congress as microphones, cameras, and lights filled the House chamber for a wireless broadcast. Leaders Rainey Burns Snell Robinson and others spoke on monetary policy and inflation as Republicans vowed a vigorous, determined response to banking and currency legislation amid global currency stabilization talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Helm News Service
Roosevelt
Congress
National Broadcasting Systems
Rainey
Joseph W. Burns
Majority House
B. H. Snell
Republican House
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Harrison, Capper, Copeland
Reed and LaFollette
Farley
State of the Union
Coolidge
White House
House of Representatives
Wheeler
Federal Reserve System
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
House
Snell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Borah May Seek Bill to Make Fed Reserve a Gov Bank
In a regular session discussion Borah Idaho Republican indicates consideration of a bill to transform the Federal Reserve System into a government issued bank. He says he has been asked to propose such a measure as supporters push for a bank of issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Borah
Republican
Idaho
Federal Reserve
Borah
Luck and compensation debate among workers
In Luck a worker named Hayes argues with a colleague about Smithson, who was injured. Hayes claims Smithson is lucky because he now receives compensation while former coworkers lose their jobs. The other worker challenges the idea of luck versus hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
Hayes
Chain stores symbolize nationwide profit from order and cleanliness
A concise note highlights chain stores as a nationwide example of earning through disciplined operations and tidy premises. The statement underscores consistency, efficiency, and market reach as key drivers of profitability.
County Seat News Items of Interest
A string of local notices reports injuries from slips on icy sidewalks including a fractured arm for a woman 78 and a fractured hip for Mrs. George Levison of Janesville. Other items note job changes, lodge officer installations, births, deaths, hospitalizations and community events across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly Savings Bank
George Levison
Janesville
Dorothy Tegtmeier
CWA
Lutheran Mutual Aid Society
Iva Smay
Tyrell Lodge
F. A. Mills
W. M
Floyd S. Wells
S. W
Leon Dorfman
J. W
H. E. Bushnell
LS. D
George Lane
J. W. Smith
W. H. Brechner
Mayme Brechner
George J. Sager
Guenther
Jay D. Lizer
Sioux City
A. F. Droste
Koch Funeral Home
Brandon
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BUCK
Ernest Buhr
Louie Buhr
Helen Buhr
Chas. Krueger
Carl Moehlis
Louie Moehlis
Ed Heineman
Readlyn
Louie Westendorf
Herbert Judisch
Herman Westendorf
Herman Schneider
John H. Sell
John H. Schneider
Grove Hill
August A. Buhr
Schneider
Buhr
Erwin Knede
August Seehase
Kuhlman
Marline May
Wm. Seehase, Jr
Viola
Blanch Nicklaus
Edna Gaede
Herman Kasemeier
Ed Wosker
Emma Meier
George Griner
Ernest Seehase
Herbert Seehase
Wm. Seehase
F. H. Seehase
Fred Seehase, Jr
Sumner
John Sell
First Woman's Club
American Savings Bank
Iowa
Tripoli
Bremer
Total
State OF Iowa
Bremer County
Ss. We
W. H. Notdorf
H. H. Nevermann
L. H. Fink
August Krueger
Carl C. Drape
Washington
Great Britain
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Henry T. Rainey
George W. Dern
Capitol
Secret Service
Dorn
Pendicitis
Bert Bushnell
Viola Luhring
Los Angeles
J. Y. Hazlett
Lucille Donahue
Phoenix
Arizona
L. C. Kern
Nellie Donahue
Mercy Hospital
Miss Donahue
Charles Zwanziger
Anna M. Herrmann
Waukon
Andrew J. Williams
Minneapolis
Mrs. Hessel Knight
Dayton, Ohio
Mr. Knight
Farmers Saving Bank
Frederika
Federal Reserve Bank
C. W. Pennington
L. C. Hagedorn
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
G. F. Johnson
John Wendt
C. E. Ladage
Wm. Boeckmann
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Tripoli, Iowa
Northwes
Tern Bell Telephone Company
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