Winder Discusses New Deal Ties With Farm Bureau
M S Winder of Utah executive secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation, in Bremer County, recounts a Washington conference with Secretary Wallace and President Roosevelt. He notes farm program gains, the March 11 White House meeting, and the May 12 signing of farm relief legislation expanding credit and price support.
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M.S. Winder
Utah
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
American Agriculture
Winder
Salt Lake City
Bremer County
Farm Bureau
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Washington
Edward A. O'Neal
Charles F. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau
American Federation
R. W. Blackburn
California Farm Bureau
Earl C. Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
Wm. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Chas. R. White
New York Farm Bureau
J. F. Porter
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Chester H. Gray
Wallace
O’neal
General Conference
Congress
White House
Wallace Urges Farm Relief Plan and Picnic Hope
Wallace, as secretary of the committee that drafted agriculture's recommendations now law, thanks supporters and praises Washington's effort to aid farming. He says farm bureau members will fully cooperate to implement the new legislation and help agriculture share in the new deal, hoping June 21 Plainfield picnic goes well.
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Wallace
Washington
Farm Bureau
Plainfield
Plans For Big Picnic Are Well Under Way
Bremer county farm bureau officers and Plainfield business leaders met to finalize plans for a large picnic east of Plainfield on June 21. Fred Gallagher elected general chairman. A women’s tent, fresh water well, telephone line and loudspeaking gear planned. A Cedar Valley league baseball game Plainfield vs Denver slated. Delegations from Chickasaw and Butler counties expected to hear M S Winder discuss the new deal in agriculture.
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Bremer County Farm Bureau
Plainfield
Farm Bureau
Fred Gallagher
L. J. Dickinson
Bremer County
Denver
Henry Thompson
Homer Detrasport
Howard Stevens
Elmer Chester
F. C. Gallagher
Magnus Nielsen
George Bonzer
R. A. Whitney
Chickasaw
Butler County
M. S. Winder
The
American Farm Bureau Federation
West Lafayette Enjoys Elmer Farm Bureau Meeting
At the West Lafayette township farm bureau meeting at W E Beach’s home on June 7 a high class comedy Elmer was staged by local cast members. The county agent spoke on the 4 H club fair and bureau activities and volunteers planned for the June 21 Plainfield picnic. A refreshment stand was approved for the fair along with a movie and musical selections. The cast included Mrs Collier Mrs Wos seler Jeanie Janie Mildred Mueller Isabel Schwab Susan Elmer the son Mrs Pinney Linda Eichhorn Fannie Belle Bernice Beach Hubert Brown Wilbur Schild and Russell Jameson Refreshments closed the evening with plans for a July 4 picnic at Colburn woods.
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Elmer
Farm Bureau
W. E. Beach
West Lafayette
Plainfield
West Lafayette Township
Pinney
Linda Eichhorn
Fannie Belle
Bernice Beach
Hubert Brown
Wilbur Schild
Russell Jameson
Alfred Mueller
Colburn Woods
N R G Club Meets at the Scully Home
The N R G 4 H girls club met at leader Mrs James Scullys home Friday afternoon June 9. Seven members and two visitors attended. Dorothy Mueller joined as a new member. Eve lyn Albright presented an illustrated posture talk and Evelyn Albright demonstrated bread rolls with Mrs Scully assisting. Mrs Scully judged the bread loaves. Esther Kuethe will attend the Ames 4 H convention as a delegate. Ruth Kuethe will also go to sing in the state chorus.
Shell Rock Producers Meet On Monday Night
The Shell Rock Producers 4 H Boys club met at C D Eggleston's home on June 5 to plan year projects. Activities included kittenball, a safety talk by Gordon Myers, Hawaiian guitar by Everett Dufford, singing, and a roll call and minutes approval. Next meeting is June 19 at L C Myers home Jackson township at 3 00 p m.
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Shell Rock Producers
C. D. Eggleston
Morgan Willey
Gordon Myers
Everett Dufford
L. C. Myers
Jackson Township
Richard Eggleston
Townline Cowboys 4-H Club Meeting Friday
The Townline Cowboys 4-H Boys club met at Louis Bauer home Friday evening June 9 Floyd Bauer called the meeting Jim Gors read the last minutes County agent explained the 4-H club fair Eighteen members attended six new members were welcomed Bob Gors Harold Schuver Leroy Bauer Milton Perry Ivan Epley Next meeting set for A M Pothast home Monday afternoon June 19 reporter Laver Slater
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Townline Cowboys
Louis Bauer
Floyd Bauer
Jim Gors
Eghteen Membes
Bob Gors
Harold Schuver
Leroy Bauer
Milton Perry
Ivan Epley
A. M. Pothast
Washington Township 4 H club forms at Sauerbrei home
Washington Township 4 H boys met at the Sauerbrei home to organize the Washington Herdsmen with Neal Cave presiding. New members Lester Meyer and Wayne Kohagen joined as the roll call and minutes were read. Projects were discussed and record books distributed.
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Washington Herdsmen
Washington Township
Elmer Sauerbrei
Neal Cave
Kenneth Keller
Lester Meyer
Wayne Kohagen
4-H Kittenball Prep Ahead of Plainfield Picnic
County agent urged multiple exhibits and accurate record keeping for 4-H kittenball projects. Plans include regular practices for the kittenball tournament at the farm bureau picnic in Plainfield on Wednesday June 21. After the meeting, members practiced. next meeting at Frank Arns home.
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Farm Bureau
Plainfield
Frank Arns
Willard Meyer
Jackson Juniors Meet at Fuller Home
The Jackson Juniors 4-H girls club met at Elaine and Madelyn Fuller home on June 9. They planned sending delegates to the Ames 4-H convention, and conducted baking powder talk, muffin making demonstration, and table setting and manners demonstrations by Evelyn Myers and Elaine Fuller. The group practiced songs for a 4-H pageant and scheduled an evening meeting for June 12.
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Jackson Juniors
Elaine
Madelyn Fuller
Ames
Ruth McCaffree
Nina Padget
L. C. Myers
Evelyn Myers
Elaine Fuller
Beggar and Chief Exchange Quips in Offbeat Exchange
A quirky dialogue scenes an old Lady offering a penny, a beggar recounting generosity, and a police officer joking about a safe with six tickets to a policemen's ball. A Miami reference and a hotel room line add a dash of local color to the exchange.
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Beggman
Waffles fears returning home amid rising tension
Waffles confesses fear of facing trouble at home while Sorgum dismisses the worry, insisting the situation is not a Saturday night spectacle.
Howe and Helen exchange terse barbs over conceit
A brief dialogue captures Helen noting bright men are conceited and Howe protesting his own humility in a sharp exchange. The exchange centers on personality and perception without further context or action.
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Helen
Howe
Legal transfers prepared by Bremer abstracts firm week ending June 9 1933
Bremer County transfers list includes R A Sager receiving 51.17 dollars for 34 percent of NW and S half of NE in section 35 93 12 from the treasurer. Thomas O Connell sells to W H Tegtmeier for 2000 dollars, partial NW in section 34 and part in section 27 93 12. Otto Drewis sells to Henry Dravis for 200 dollars, five acres N 5 of NN SE in section 33 98 12 plus block 10 in Old Tripoli Frederika township. Theo Platte transfers to Alma Platte for 1 dollar in section 7 91 12 except railroad. W H Tegtmeier sells to Thomas O Connell for 2000 dollars lots 2 and 3 block 32 Schroeder s plat in Tripoli. W H Pipho transfers to W J Hughes for 1 dollar, west 3 rods of Lot 2 block 10 Sumner Iowa. State Bank of Waverly transfers to John A Perkins for 2000 dollars, lot 1 and 16 dollars.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
Bremer County
R. A. Sager
Thos. O'Connell
W. H. Tegtmeier
Otto Drewis
Henry Dravis
Old Tripoli
Frederika Township
Theo. Platte
Alma Platte
Thos. O’connell
Schroeder
Tripoli
W. H. Pipho
W. J. Hughes
Sumner
Iowa
State Bank of Waverly
John A. Perkins
Fragmentary crime note from early city records
Partial OCR text lists land lot descriptions in Waverly and Hudstoy areas, with scattered names John Sass and Elsie Breman. A dialogue fragment about a husband being shot appears, but with many gaps and unclear context. No clear event date, place, or outcome is established.
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Wm. St +vant
Waverly
Arde
John Sass
Elsie Breman
Hudstoy
Slansing
Cnver
Fragmentary dialogue hints at end of world and tax question
Ill formed OCR text shows two speakers discussing a distant end of the world and a seven mill tax amount, with garbled phrases and missing context. The readable elements include Professor and Student exchanging lines about timing and a monetary figure.
Gabby and Groucher Discuss Forever Lasting Material
Fragmentary dialogue shows Gabby and Groucher debating a material that could last forever. They joke about inventing a substance that remains durable beyond time. The exchange hints at future tech beyond present capabilities.
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Gabby
Groucher
Steve
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Fuller Home
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Sharks
Miami
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