Supreme Court backs New Deal price controls in landmark ruling
The high court rules five to four that state may fix prices and regulate business, prioritizing national needs over individual rights. President Roosevelt lauds the decision as the nation pursues economic reform amid wide support for his policies. Amarillo observes Mother-in-Law Day with parades and contests, celebrating wives’ mothers.
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Supreme Court
New York State
Roosevelt
Ius
Amarillo
Texas
Main Street
District Court 10 Opens in Bremer County Docket
The Bremer county district court opens March 19 with Hon. M. H. Kepler presiding and R. E. Holder as reporter. Eighteen probate, five criminal, and thirty four new cases appear on the docket with forty three trials listed. The docket includes numerous equity and law cases such as Miller Implement Co. vs Alfred Nuss and J. F. Bearman administrator vs William F. Schroeder, among others.
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Bremer County
M. H. Kepler
R. E. Holder
H. C. Koch
Emma Redeman
Miller Implement Co
Alfred Nuss
J. D. Maynard
A. E. Thompson
Henry Wefer
Elston W. Chapin
Fred Garland
Garland Bros
Roger Mfg. Co
Illinois Central R. R. Co
Farmers Elevator Co
Plainfield
C. V. Shipp
J. F. Bearman
William F. Schroeder
H. F. Borchert
Harold A. Beevers
Williams
Rasmussen
R. E. Laird
Max Falls
Ora Falls
Frank Wendt
John Roark
Poo Wefer
A. H. Panzer
Wm. Staack
Hugo Lobeck
Henry Lobeck
Estella Coffin
Arlie Walter
Minnie Heine Soldwisch
Emil Pries
H. Mitchell
Leo Krause
Carl Behrend
Mary Behrend
Henry Haar
Louis Haar
George H. Richards
Emma Richards
Admis
George Richards
Equity
Town of
W. H. Fox
Marshal L. Leaman
Lucinda Leaman
E. H. Schroeder
Edward Thurm
John B. Gallagher
Chicago
Joint Stock Land Bank
E. G. Stevenson
the State Bank of
Kimball Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F D Kimball marked their 35th wedding anniversary with a 6 pm dinner hosted by their daughter and son in law Mrs P L Crittenden and James Crittenden. Family and friends attended including John Berlin sr and family Frank Beggerow Alma Mundtrom Raymond McKeown and W G McKeown. The couple’s earlier marriage to Minnie Schwein was at St Peters Evangelical church 35 years ago.
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F. D. Kimball
P. L. Crittendes
Seft James
Junior Auxiliary Meeting Recurs Monthly in Legion Hall
The Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Legion hall Tuesday evening March 18th from 7 to 8. Thirteen members attended under the direction of Mrs J A Hale pro tem. They voted to hold meetings on the second Monday of each month. Lunch followed served by Darleth Ambrose and Violet Ambrose.
Walter Beisner Observes Birthday Party Remarks
Relatives gathered Sunday evening to observe Walter Beisner birthday anniversary with cards visits and refreshments. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. William Beisner and son Leo Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steidtler Mr. and Mrs. W F Krueger and Mrs. Caroline Beisner.
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Walter Beisner
William Beisner
Leo
Henry Steidtler
W. F. Krueger
Caroline Beisner
Card of Thanks for Catharina Kuhrt
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. Catharina Kuhrt. They thank those who offered assistance and sent floral tributes. The Children, (lp)
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Catharina Kuhrt
Two Tickets Filed for City Election
Two tickets were filed Saturday with the town clerk for the municipal election to be held Monday March 26. The Citizen's ticket lists C. L. McCumber for mayor H. H. Nevermann for treasurer H. J. Bunger for assessor Wm Ambrose H H Buhr Wm F Krueger C L Meier F W Heinemann for councilmen Except Heinemann all candidates are r e elect F C Bang a former councilman of ten years declined to run The Independent ticket includes Ed C Johnson for mayor Herman Schwem for assessor J F Keough Joe Sien Fred Kuhrt Wm Lenius Aug Pieper for councilmen
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C. L. McCumber
H. H. Nevermann
H. J. Bunger
Wm. Ambrose
H. H. Buhr
Wm. F. Krueger
C. L. Meier
F. W. Heinemann
F. C. Bang
Ed C. Johnson
Herman Schwemn
J. F. Keough
Joe Sien
Fred Kuhrt
Wm. Lenius
Aug. Pieper
Local visitors and illness touch Jesup community
Clarence Cook of Jesup is here since Sunday helping at Scott's Home Bakery as Mr. Scott recovers at home from illness. E H Gehrke and family visited Ed Niemeyer and kin. Mabel McIntyre of Lumenr joins Miss Charlotte Bennett nearby. F W Klein and Kathryn toured Waterloo and Reinbeck to visit parents and relatives. Ella Warner Luella Paska and Lloyd McGhie from Edgar Nebraska attended Myra Gunsalus funeral in Frederika and stayed with Nora Gunsalus.
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Clarence Cook
Jesup
Scott
F. Linderman
John Horstman
Lillian Moeller
Ella Warner
Luella Paska
Lloyd McGhie
Edgar
Nebraska
Myra Gunsalus
Frederika
Nora Gunsalus
Platte candidate for Bremer sheriff seeks nomination
Ed F. Platte of Waverly filed nomination papers to seek the Democratic nomination for Bremer County sheriff. A 14 year local businessman, he has been active in veterans affairs and was the first commander of the Joe W. Cretzmeyer V F W post at Waverly.
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Ed. F. Platte
Waverly
Bremer County
Mr. Platte
Veterans’ Affairs
Joe W. Cretzmeyer
Surprised on tenth wedding anniversary in Boeckmann home
Mr and Mrs Erwin Boeckmann celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with a surprise party Monday evening at their North Main Street home. Relatives attended around 8 pm, refreshments were served about 10:30, and cards and visiting followed. Local guests included many from the surrounding area.
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Erwin Boeckmann
Boeckmann
North Main Street
Anna Ladage
Margaret Shhoenfeldt
al Nemmers
Ray Hoth
Clarence
Everett Moehling
Waverly
Gustave Boeckmann
Lester
Louis Neuendorf
Art
Lucille Korte
Lavern Korte
William Schultz
Lizetta
Stanley
Lydia Skeries
Louis Schwartz
Lawrence
Randolph Goodenbour
Ed Jainke
H. F. Schmidt
Donald
Tommy Sievers
Ernest Moeller
F. H. Harmening
John Schultz
Ernest Barbknehet
Skeries Honored At Postnuptial Shower
Ewald and Mrs E Skeries were feted at a post nuptial shower Friday evening at the Legion hall after their February 18 wedding. About 20 families attended with visiting cards dancing and a 10 30 lunch. Out of town guests included Mrs Fred Allen Roy Foster Harold Schmidt and the Schmidt and Fabian families from Waterloo.
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Ewald Skeries
Legion Hall
Carl Schwere
Skeries
Fred Allen
Roy Foster
Harold Schmidt
Banfield
Dorothy Schmidt
Chris Fabian
Waterloo
Two Tickets Enter Denver Election Battle
Two tickets filed for Denver municipal election to be held Monday March 26. Independent lineup includes mayoral candidate Herman Bast and councilmen Ernest Stiiby Fred Dorn Henry Matthiesen H J Schweer Wm Nicols plus treasurer Herman Kehe and assessor J L Har tung. People's ticket lists councilmen Erwin Mohling Theo Drape Clarence Wolfe Joseph Schneider Joe Kelling and assessor Wm Doepke.
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Denver
Herman Bast
Ernest Stiiby
Fred Dorn
Henry Matthiesen
H. J. Schweer
Wm. Nicols
Herman Kehe
J. L. Hartung
People’s
Erwin Mohling
Theo Drape
Clarence Wolfe
Joseph Schneider
Joe Ke
Nashua Ladies Visit Local Family on Wednesday
Mrs. Harry Strawson and her daughter Francis from Nashua visited the home of Mrs. L. J. Smith and Mrs. Ruth Husband on Wednesday afternoon along with the lady’s mother.
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Harry Strawson
Francis
Nashua
L. J. Smith
Ruth Husband
Splendid Mother Taken by Death
Mrs. Catharina Kuhrt died suddenly at home on March 7 at 5 pm from heart failure after years of rheumatic suffering. Born Catharina Fick in Belvidere Minnesota on March 2 1868 she was 66. Survived by son John and two stepsons Fred and Henry Kuhrt, their wives and three grandchildren and sister Mrs Margaret Burfeind. Funeral at home then St Peters Evangelical church burial at St Peters Cemetery. Rev Theo Thomas officiated.
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Catharina Kuhrt
Christian Kuhrt
Puckwana
Minn
Mr. Kuhrt
Fred
Henry
John
Siegel Creamery Holds Annual Meeting and Reports
The Siegel creamery company held its annual meeting on Tuesday March 6. Officers elected were F A Biermann president H C Bockhaus secretary and treasurer H F Buhrow W A Biermann and W H Grebien directors and Chas Pinch buttermaker. The annual report shows 1 560 250 pounds milk received 313 884 pounds cream 151 355 7 butterfat 187 462 pounds butter produced 10 734 patron butter 36 108 butter above fat 23 87 percent average overrun $37 506 89 money from butter and 20 98 cents average net price per pound with running expenses and improvements 5 146 00 and butter cost 2 1 cents per pound.
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Siegel
Siegel Creamery Company
F. A. Biermann
H. C. Bockhaus
H. F. Buhrow
W. A. Biermann
W. H. Grebien
Chas. Pinch
Rev E L Runge Installed as Spring Fountain Pastor
Formal ordination and installation of Rev. E. L. Runge of Springfield IL as pastor of Spring Fountain Lutheran church took place Sunday at 1 30. English services featured Rev O C Durr Fredericksburg preaching assisted by Rev Henry Heilman Fairbank with several other pastors in attendance. A lunch followed in the basement and many people attended.
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Spring Fountain
E. L. Runge
Springfield
Spring Fountain Lutheran
O. C. Durr
Fredericsburg
Henry Heilman
Fairbank
Theo. Frese
Readlyn
O. C. Schultz
Westgate
Fred Bonovsky
T. C. Klatt
Sumner
Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall on Tuesday evening March 18 with seventeen members present. They voted to continue sending $1 per month to non compensated veterans in the hospital. A lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. E. J. Henning Mrs. J. A. Hale and Mrs. Lee Goodenbour, followed by social time.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
E. J. Henning
J. A. Hale
Lee Goodenbour
Eickhoff Leaves for Minneapolis Job With Brother
Harry Eickhoff departed Monday for Minneapolis to work with his brother in an ice cream and pop factory. He has spent the last decade in this area as a farm hand at the Rathe residence southeast of Tripoli.
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Gilbert White
Agricultural Hall
Washington
France
Schoppenhauer
Suzanne Lenglen
England
America
Harry Eickhoff
Minneapolis
Eickhoff
Henry Rathe
Tripoli
County Seat News Items of Interest
Henry Pfeffer, 76, dies in this city from pneumonia and heart trouble after months of declining health. Funeral held at Kaiser funeral home with Rev. Schlueter at St. Pauls Lutheran church. Waverly Post American Legion plans stag party March 14 with Roy Pell as speaker. Colburns purchase Lydia Reith residence. Neubauer heads to Guelph for ill brother Alec, who passed away. Infant George Rotsey baptized in Episcopal church with sponsors. Carl Kasemeier family moves to city, Henry Kasemeier dies recently. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Colburn, hospital and operation notes. Edwin and Fred Mummelther arrested on assault and liquor charges. Osterholm family welcomes baby girl. Liebau trip to Texas to visit daughter. Bert Bushnell injured by falling linoleum roll. Rev. Stauffacher’s wife undergoes operation. Hullman leases apartment. Beebe to occupy vacated residence. Ralph Stuffelbeam relocates to Waterloo for job. Kenneth Stephenson’s father dead after stroke. Mrs. Anna Schulze recovering after gangrene appendix surgery.
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Henry Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Kaiser Funeral Home
Schlueter
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harlington Cemetery
Lloyd Colburn
Lydia Reith
Carl Kasemeier
Henry Kasemeier
Charles Bailey
Independence
Mercy Hospital
Edwin
Fred Mummelther
Frederika
Sager
Fred
William Osterholm
William Liebau
Schulenberg
Texas
Carl Huser
Bert Bushnell
Kaiser Furniture Store
George Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Jim Hullman
Winner Building
Hullman
William Wendt
Martel Beebe
Ralph Stuffelbeam
Emma Stuffelbeam
Waterloo
Chamberlin Company
Kenneth Stephenson
Fairfield
Anna Schulze
Kenneth Reeves
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Louisiana
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Germany
Berlin
West Africa
District Court
Mrs. Kimball
Platte
Mrs. E. Skeries
Siegel Creamery
Rev. Runge
Waverly News
Stag
Waverly Post
The
American Legion
Roy Pell
Marshalltown
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