A Farmer's View of Changing Times and Banking
A reflective piece tracing seven centuries of Anglo Saxon progress from Magna Charta to modern banks. It argues progress exists despite dark uncertainties, critiques historical banking failures, commends the current President's stance on banking, and urges reducing the burden on farming districts through moral and legal land reforms rather than additional loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnymede
John
Lincoln
Bank of
Venice
Bank of Amsterdam
Bank of Netherlands
Bank of England
Commons of England
U. S. Bank
National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Farm Board
Dons Walsh Toga Ladies Aid and Farm Bureau Meet
The next meeting of the Ladies Aid is scheduled for April 13. Richland Farm Bureau members will meet April 13 at the Glen Kettleson home. Mr and Mrs Homer Christ of Emmet pay tribute Monday in the Christ home. The Jay Wiardehp family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Richland Farm Bureau
Glen Kettleson
Homer Christ
Emmet Macy
Chas
Christ
Jay Wiardehp
Frank Smith
V-R
Local residents noted in weekly community visits
Rev Strong and son Meredith visited Webster City and Stanhope. Miss Mildred Landmesser returned from Humboldt. Mrs Charles Stanley visited Cedar Rapids. Miss Geraldine Fielding spent weekend in Mankato. Mr and Mrs Rosendahl visited Pioneer for his mother’s birthday. Funeral attended for Mrs Perkins in Estherville. Others hosted and visited in several towns. hospital and business matters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Strong
Meredith
Webster City
Stanhope
Mildred Landmesses
Humboldt
Charles Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Wade
Geraldine Fielding
Mankato
Minn
M. O. Rosendahl
Mr. Rosendahl
Pioneer
T. O. Lambert
Mr. Buckman
Cheater Howell
George Weis
Eatherville
Maurice Irwin
Matherville
Car Klempe
Everette Johnson
Grover
Frankohnson
Charles Yoch
Parks
and & A
Busy Week in Emmet County Social Roundup
Local notes recount numerous calls visits and social gatherings in Estherville and surrounding towns. Highlights include Emmet Newby and Jim Lewis delivering cattle to Sioux City, Mrs Ed Markson hosting dinner with Mr and Mrs Verle Powell, and multiple family dinners bridge parties and hospital visits across Langdon Spencer and Milford with numerous Powells Cookses Kriegers and Wilcox families featured.
Community Socials and School Week Highlights
North Superior residents shared Sunday visits and dinners at several homes including the Brunsvolds and Pedersens. Local students earned 100 percent in spelling across I middle and junior high, with classroom reading projects and a geography class trip to Benito and Carmen in the Philippines. A party for Edith Meiners featured dancing and a Nat Geographic magazine on Byrd’s flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito
Carmen
Philippine Islands
Polly and
Dolly
Letha Weinberg
Francis Hash
Alice Johnson
Ernest Boyer
Thelma Jensen
Arlene Gurits
Bobby Harris
National Geographic Magazine
Byrd
French Ambassador Named to United States
New French Ambassador M Andre de Laboulaye, with long service in diplomacy, is named to succeed Paul Claudel as ambassador to the United States. In local notes, students discuss civics, art projects, and bus delays from bad roads, while seniors receive announcements and a class play is planned for April. Families attend funerals, births occur, and residents visit kin in Anita, Estherville, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Andre de Laboulaye
United States
M. Paul Claudel
Mervin Welp
Willie Welnitz
Iowa
Marvin Welp
Susanne
Lois Muncy
Community social notes from Estherville area
Lawrence Petersen hosted a bridge party with many guests including Pearl Christiansen stepping in for ill Efreda Petersen. The Willing Workers entertained St. Pauls Lutheran choir after services. Local families visited, clubs gathered, and needlecraft activities were held through Thursday. Estherville area residents visited Milford and Lone Rock, with multiple families hosting and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Petersen
Pearl Christiansen
Efreda Petersen
Miss Petersen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
L. S. Nelson
N. G. Christensen
Andrew Thompson
Lone Rock
H. P. Madsen
Jensen and Jensen families host visitors in Petersburg
Petersburg residents and relatives common to Jensen families visit and guest at multiple homes including August Jensen Lena Meyer and Harry Smith. Notable entries include Ed ward Sather and family visits, a baby boy born to Roy Eggestin, and gatherings at Shelgren and Brunsvold households with several family members and children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jensen
Harry Smith
Garland Peterson
Long Meyer
E. W. Meyer and Sons
Ellsworth Meyer
Peter Rasmussen
A. B. Benson
Edwin Benson
E. E. Peterson
Heron Lake
Elvera Rasmussen
Malvern Dorr
August Jensen
W. H. Schneckloth
Social Roundup at Henry Wilcox Home Sees Many Visitors
Mr and Mrs Calyton Wilcox and Ben and Howard Bendixon dined at the Henry Wilcox home. Mrs Minor Blum visited there on Tuesday after Berton Newby hosted relatives. Gene Patterson called Thursday. No school at Terris Thursday and Friday due to a leaky pipe and muddy roads. Clifton Rubis stayed Friday and Saturday with Earl Kraft. Virgil Powell called in Dickens Thursday. Henry Wilcox did a Langdon business call Friday. Minor Blum and Glen Chapman with others visited Friday. Chapman and Gill party drove to Minneapolis last Thursday. Mrs Tuel visited Wisconsin relatives. Art Chapman had dinner at Henry Wilcox home Monday. Mrs Howard Hildreth and Barbara were Estherville callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Krieger
Ed Bailey
Emer Nelson
Miss Oispach
Cora Wenn
Estherville
Elmer Nelson
Shirley Ann
Nelson
Royal
Archie Milton
Verle
Langdon
Verle Powell
Otto Powell
Miss Denaway
Spencer
Mike Powell
A. H. Schooley
Gus Klingbeil
Henry Maas
Milford
Pete Hansen
Bailey
Lewis
Peter Namtreidt
Namstredt
Gladys Wittchen
Earl Kraft
John Cook
Wil Schroeder
Fred Cook
Arnold Cook
Bruce
Wheeler Edmund
Mr. Edmunds
Loyal Friends Club
Henry Wilcox
W. E. Blum
Daisy
M. Bendixon
Frank Chapman
Graettinger
Effie Christensen
Henry Probst
Gen Kirkwood
Violet Stanton
Zender
Ralph Kurtz
Lincoln
Chris Langner
Herbert Blum
Birney
Gerry Lee
Emms Brown
Lloyd Griffen
Betty Daniels
Haeel
Warren
Everette
Noel Daniels
Herbert
Clayton Wilcox
Velma Winters
August Bendixon
Lloyd Elkin
Jess Powell
Ray Kraft
Hubert Baleroo
Suny
W. E Newby
Mr. Newby
Sioux City
Calyton Wilcox
Ben and Howard
Bendixon
Minor Blum
Berton Newby
Gene Pattersons
Terris
Clifton Rubis
Virgil Powell
Dickens
Glen Chapman
Carl Gill
Bruce Tuel
Vernie Nelson
Minneapolis
Marriage notice and local visits in Estherville area
Pearl Heidecker announced her marriage to Bud Spaulding of Estherville in Primghar on September 3, 1933. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skattebo were Saturday shoppers, Ted Keller and Ralph Conner visited from Clarksville over the weekend. Cr Clemmenson of Graettinger visited the Skattebo home. Evelyn Clemmenson recovered from flu. Mrs. Albert Walden visited Nels Mickelson. Albert Henderson ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Skattebo
Estherville
Pearl Heidecker
Bud Spaulding
Primghar
Ted Keller
Ralph Conner
Clarksville
Cr. H. Clemmenson
Graettinger
K K. Skattebo
Evelyn Clemmenson
Weekend Visits Across Graettinger Area Discussed
Mrs Nordsletten and Beth Egert visited in Graettinger. Miss Viola Osher spent the weekend at L G Sevateon home. Francine and Elaine Sevateon went to Chaettinger to visit grandparents. Mrs Lewis Sevatson and Viola Osher were visitors in Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Osher
L. G. Sevateon
Francine
Elaine Sevateon
Chaettinger
Lewis Sevatson
Graettinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. W. Baird
Dons Walsh Toga
John E. Erickson
Montana
Tate
Thomas H ‘Walsh
Ounty News
Emmet Newby
Jim Lewis
Ed Markson
W. E. Newby
vVel
North Superior
Wm. Armstrong
C. W. Wiley
Rev. L. A Mathie
Albert Brunsvold
Agnes Knutson
Gadyee Brunsvold
L. J. Hoover
Floyd
Simon Knutson
Ragnhild Pedersen
Gwendoyn Newton
Raymond Coultier
Ralph Pedersen
Will Winters
Lucille
M. D. Lantz
Henry Norem
Nels Norem
Windom
Silas Benson
Henry
Clarence Welp
Edith Meiners
Sid Northy
Lake Park
H. H. Schmidt
Frank Johnson
Inez Mungon
Irene Brunsvold
Chris Hanson
Grover Newton
Alberta Jensen
Donald Whiteford
Lloyd Hanson
George Gage
Lavon Rathman
Robert Sternberg
Lawrence Boyer
Donna Boyer
Edith Miner
Julia Norem
Gwendolyn Newton
Furniiure
J. J. Royn
John Jorgensen
J. C. Schultz
Nelsen
C. L. Weisbrod
Willliard Fewell
Ed Peppard
Amy Mangold
Armstrong
Kingston
Martin Meiners
Lyle Madsen
Helen Madsen
Vernon Meyers
Mrs. Madsen
Anita, Iowa
John Andersen
Jorgensen
Opera House
Mildred Wilson
Ames
Denmark
Coe College
August Kyhl
Dickie
Nels Christensen
Milton Holcomb
A. J. Bosworth
K. K
J. O. Johnson
V. C. Club
Herb Wolf
Estherville Vistors
Ethel
Frinds
Ernest Burkhead
Needlecraft Club
Petersburg
Jens Jensen
Jackson
John B. Jensen
Lyle Sather
Edward
Ed Stanwick
Lena Meyer
Nels Jensen
Andrew Jensen
Leo Anderson
Terril
Edwards Feed Yard
Graettinger Nursery
Wallingford
Albert Walden
Nels Mickelson
Albert Henderson
Mrs. Nordsletten
Beth Egertson
K. HK. Skattebo
Ford
Poentiac
Ford Tudor
Benson
Grand Theatre
Oransky's
Miss Koster
Edwards
Shropshire
L. E. Shonkwiler
Prop
Foshier & Burns
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