No Serious Injuries in Accidents Baboon Park Florida
A Florida town reports minor injuries in two vehicle mishaps on a Saturday afternoon. Lorraine Ehlers and Mary Ann Heinrich escaped serious harm after a Ford sedan slid on loose gravel, rolled over an embankment into a creek, and required minor bruises and cuts. No injuries were reported in a separate collision involving Supervisor C. E. Fuller’s Ford Coupe and a Rockne Oil tank truck.
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Lorraine Ehlers
Mary Ann Heinrich
C. E. Fuller
Mary An F Heinrich
Ehlers
Ford
James Kasa
Extherville
Lorraine
Fred Ehlers
Mary Ann
Charles Heinrich
Glee Club
Kasa Farm
Rockne
Elmer Rockne
Oak and
North Seventh Streets
Fuller
Seventh Street
Oak Street
Garge
Sui
Banquet draws 100 chamber members at Estherville meeting
One hundred members attended the Chamber of Commerce banquet and meeting at the Gerdston Hotel called by Dr. G. G. Griffith to hear member views on CCC camp plans in Estherville and a 3650 pavilion for the county fair. Rodeo plans for June 20 discussed. 250 rodeo covers available at Everds office with 150 more arriving soon. State Patrolman Harry Brown announced Mrs. Alex Miller will send at least four patrolmen to assist traffic control.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gerdston Hotel
G. G. Griffith
Jorge
CCC
Estherville
County Fair Ground
Dr. Griffith
Dick Everds
Everds
Harry Brown
Alex Miller
Weber College Entertainment Appeals to Local Audience
The last Weber college entertainment featured a colored quartet from Clear water church. They delivered an excellent program and plan to tour the north this summer. Also reported are rising prices for oranges and grapefruit, with growers earning more than last year. Senator Dickinson’s speech criticizing the administration stirred local interest and reflected a notable number sharing that view.
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Weber College
Clearwater
Emmet County corn-hog payments reach $650000 milestone
Max L. Soeth, treasurer of the corn-hog committee in Emmet county, reports he has distributed 880 corn-hog checks totaling about $90,000 this week and plans to finish today. Since earlier payouts, over $650,000 has been paid with most going to producers. about 225 contracts remain delayed while the second and third 1934 payments near completion.
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Max L. Soeth
Emmet County
Soeth
Emmet
Colder Weather Predicted After Frost and Dust Storm
A. G. Peterson of local weather reports a killing frost at 18 degrees, as springlike conditions return to Exitherville after a weekend dust storm. Forecasters warn colder weather and possible showers later in the week with temperatures listed for several days.
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A. G. Peterson
Fial
Exitherville
Weather prospects for upper Mississippi and Great Plains period
From April 15 to 20, considerable cloudiness with one or two precipitation periods. In most sections cooler at the start of the period with temperatures likely to rise later in the week. Notable for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and the Northern and Central Great Plains.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Unclear political prediction on relief voters and Huey Long
A letter argues that the conservative and business element is weaker in voting power than relief supporters, who outnumber them. It says there is little chance for change unless Huey Long promises a universal $5000 handout, which could split the unemployed vote and allow the conservative faction to win.
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Florida
Estherville
Atores
revOee Atores
Huey Long
United States
Mrs. Gill Delivers Talk on New Phonic Method
Mrs. L. Gill of Arnolds Park spoke at the teachers meeting in the city hall addressing primary and flower grade teachers. She demonstrated the new phonic method using lower grade students from Arnolds Park and Estherville schools for practical illustration. Approximately 160 teachers and principals attended.
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L. M. Gill
Arnolds Park
Jury Awards Resh Verdict in Small Claim Case
The jury in the tech district court awarded Resh 37.50 from J N Salyers after a 10 minute deliberation on an appeal from a justice court. Salyers had failed to appear, and Resh claimed he was promised 3 50 per day and tires for circulating a paper. Salyers countered that Resh owed 16 50 on a note due Sept 4 1934. Attorney Walter Bedell appeared for Salyers. W B Johnston served as earner.
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Harry Readway
J. N. Salyers
Tech District Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Resh
Gus. T. Peterson
Salyers
Walter Bedell
Spirit Lake
Salgee
Johnston
Lawyers Honored by Dolliver for Game Feeding Help
Attorney F J Kennedy and D A Bagan received a letter from I T Bode state fish and game warden on behalf of the Town Fish and Game Commission thanking them for furnishing corn from their Dolliver area farm for game feeding stations and the bird feeding program. The note notes that many district pheasants survived the hard winter thanks to their efforts and those of Dolliver men.
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F. J. Kennedy
D. A. Bagan
I. T. Bode
Dolliver
Town Fish and Game Commission
Ioind
Father Pays Son $100 For Not Smoking
Theodore Christiansen, a traditional man who refuses to smoke, offered his four sons $100 each if they abstained until age 21. The two older sons quit and received the money as Ernest turned 21. One younger son, 18, plans to wait two more years to claim the reward.
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Theodore Christiansen
Gil
Ernest
Winners announced in Emmet county declamatory and music contest
Large attendance at the Emmet county second annual declamatory and music contest at City Hall featured contestants from multiple townships. Winners were named across verbal, dramatic, humorous, and musical divisions with multiple judges. Quick-grown vegetables note ends this brief.
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City Hall
Emmet County
Henrietta Miller
Enid Copeland
W. A. Cresap
Jenn Bosold
Jack Creek Township
Ilena Lake Township
Donald Larson
Ellsworth Township
Juanita
Arnet Lind
12 Mile Lake Township
Old Black
Donald Hutchinson
Mary
Martha
Leona Bryan
Swan Lake
Joan Ferguson
Irene Rowe
12 Mile Lake
Gunderson
Little Brown Church
The
Vale
Leroy Lair
Wayne
Lowell Rustad
High Lake Township
Dahlle
Leonard Linn
Center Township
Local Market Prices for Corn Oats and Livestock
Market listing shows corn prices for yellow No. 2 3 and 4, oats No. 3 and barley No. 2. Includes weights for heavy and light hens and cocks, eggs by grade, butterfat and top prices for butchers and packers with figures scattered in OCR text.
Ordination Ceremony in Fort Dodge Presbytery
The Rev. Arthur G. Bailey and son the Rev. Arthur Turner Bailey attended a Fort Dodge Presbytery meeting in Rockwell City. Lehr H. Newhouse of Omaha Theological Seminary was examined for ministry and ordained in the Presbyterian church. Newhouse was dismissed to Waterloo Presbytery after service.
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Arthur G. Bailey
Arthur Turner Bailey
Rockwell City
Fort Dodge
Newhouse
Waterloo
Time to Spray For Scale Disease Time to Spray For Scale Disease Ames
Iowa scientist Dr. C H Richardson urges spraying to control San Jose and other scale pests on fruit and shade trees before buds burst. San Jose scale infests apples pears and cherries, with recommended sprays including oil to water mixes and lime sulfur solutions. European Elm scale also present. Center Township and Dolliver students Marie Ahrens and Alice Handeland will join Arlene Sorenson in the Interstate Spelling Contest in Sioux Falls.
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Ames
Iowa
San Jose
C. H. Richardson
Iowa State College
Richardson
San Jose Serle
Marie Ahrens
Center Township
Schoool
Alice Handeland
Dolliver
Sioux Falls
Arlene Sorenson
Missionary Group Holds Annual Women's Missionary Meeting
At the Algona district Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church 84 women registered by noon and more than 100 expected by adjournment. Joy Smith of Nanking will speak on China's Unlatched Door and Chinese Tapatetry. Speakers include Mrs. J L Schreyer Mrs Edward Pruitt and others. An officers election and next year’s meeting place will be decided.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Algona
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Society
Joy Smith
Nanking
China
J. L. Schreyer
Lake Park
Abgona Society
Sam Johnston
Estherville
Edward Pruitt
Emmetsburg
W. H. Morling
Emmetsburg Grove
P. Mauch
F. Goldsberry
Japan
Benson Wins Damages Over Highway 17 Extent
After four hours of deliberation the district court awarded John G. Benson 950 dollars for property damages from Highway 17 construction. The road took a 132 foot wide strip at the north of his land and 2.6 feet at the west end. Benson had requested 2250 dollars while state appraisers valued damages at 550 dollars. Select flowers for fragrance including stocks nasturtiums sweet alyssum and balcony petunias to charm the summer scene.
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District Court Jhry
John G. Benson
Benson
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