Garden Home Ideal Place to Rear Children in Memphis
Mrs. Raynor Allen of Memphis declares her home Chickasaw Gardens a model yard for children. The garden features hollyhocks and flowering rock plants, stone steps, and flood lighting. The Al l ens won a Yard and Garden Contest by the Woman's Evergreen club of Memphis for harmonious planting.
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Victor
Memphis
Raynor Allen
Tenn
Chickasaw Gardens
Little Ray
Johnny
Liv
Ing
Allen's Place
Woman's Evergreen Club of
Local arrivals and movements in Estherville area
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Geo Case moving into Mrs W A Ladd cottage on South Ninth Street after leaving an apartment on South Eighth Street. Attorney Wm Bale made a trip to Des Moines with a stop in Oelwein to pick up Mrs Bale. Various Sunday visits include families from Ringsted Dickens Estherville and Paton. Elaine Carlstedt birth announced. Carlstedt family in Minneapolis. Algona school district to cut salaries. Osceola county to require home gardens for county aid families.
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Geo. Case
W. A. Ladd
South Ninth Street
Atty. Wm. Bale
Des Moines
Oelwein
Mrs. Bale
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs A H Schroeder
Neighbors and friends who shared Five Hundred gatherings honored the Schroeder family with a farewell party last evening. The Schroe ders are moving today to Armstrong. Guests included Mr and Mrs W H Ridley, Mr and Mrs Ira Waterman, Jud Brockway, Mr and Mrs Will Van Horn, Mr and Mrs R H Ridley, and Mr and Mrs Chas Miller. Games and refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Schroeder
Schroeder
Armstrong
W. H. Ridley
Ira Waterman
Jud Brockway
Will van Horn
R. H. Ridley
McKinley P T A Meeting Scheduled For Thursday
The McKinley School P T A plans a Thursday afternoon session beginning at three o'clock. The Federated Woman's club hosts the Spencer club with a program and tea at city hall at 2 30, followed by a tea at Mrs Henry Mah lum’s home hosted by Mesdames W G Gordon and.
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McKinley
Federated Woman’s Club
Spencer Club
Spencer Ladies
City Hall
Henry Mahlum
Mesdames
W. G. Gordon
Missionary Meeting Attended by Local Women
W E Bradley will pour. An exchange meeting with the Spencer group is planned. Mrs. Fred Kilgore, Mrs. C E Meadows, Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Mrs. Sam Johnston and Mrs. Geo Robb will drive to Fenton tomorrow for a district missionary meeting of the M E church.
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W. E. Bradley
Spencer Group
Fred Kilgore
C. E. Meadows
Elmer Jackson
Sam Johnston
Geo. Robb
Fenton
The
M. E. Church
Mrs Chipperfield to Preach Here at M E Church
Mrs R 8S Chipperfield of Sac City will occupy the pulpit at morning services of the M E church in town Sunday speaking in the interest of missions. Her daughter Miss Ruth will drive her over for the services. Salary reductions take effect at the start of the 1933 34 school year and will save about 10000. The cuts will affect every faculty member and the custodians.
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R. 8S. Chipperfield
Sac City
M. E. Church
This City
Miss Ruth
Rock Rapids
Seeds for schools received by county superintendent
Three large sacks of seed nuts arrived at the office of Miss Marie Sorum, county superintendent, intended for distribution to schools and organizations for planting. The nuts were sent by the forestry department.
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Marie Sorum
Forestry Department
Iowa 45th General Assembly Enacts Wide Reforms
Legislature enacts sweeping measures including a new banking bill, mortgage moratorium, tax reductions of about ten million dollars, legalization of 3.2 percent beer, and major budget cuts. Officials face reduced powers, mileage, and road levies become optional while a plan to borrow from the RFC funds seeks to release frozen bank assets. The action aims to remedy wartime level emergencies with results to be judged in coming months.
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45Th General Assembly
Towa
Iowa
RF. C
Assembly Approves Salary Cuts In Closing Hours
In its closing hours the Assembly approved the report of the confer…
Court Orders Salary Cut Plan For State Employees
The operation one committee reports salary reduction bills with an average 12 cent cut. Smaller salaries see 5 cent minimum, others higher. Estimated annual savings reach one and a half million dollars. Members face a 5 cent cut as part of the package.
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One¢ Committee
Legislature approves changes to ballot sizing law
Just before adjournment the legislature voted amendments to the constitutional amendment convention law authorizing the secretary of state to fix the size of ballot to be used and to authorize the publication of related notices.
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Secretary of State
Tax Revision Bills Deliberations and Office Chair Proposals
The Senate debated appointing an interim committee to pass on tax revision legislation while the House and Senate wrangled over chairs used by the Lieutenant Governor, Speaker, and door keepers. Members would be allowed to purchase chairs they had occupied at cost as part of official provisions.
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Senate
Zenor, Terril Resident, Dies at 78
Howard J. Zenor, 78, died at his Terril home Saturday. Funeral services are set for two thirty tomorrow at the M. E. church in Terril. He was well and favorably known in the community.
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Howard J. Zenor
Terril
M. E
Zenor
Farm Hand Threatens Employer Life on Sumpter Farm
Fred Priepke, a farm hand on the Art Sumpter farm, tried to drive Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter from the farm with a shotgun this morning. He was disarmed and reportedly considered further attack with Ajax. No legal action for expulsion has yet been taken.
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Fred Prieke
Art Sumpter
Mr. Sumpter
Ajax
Priepke
Mr. Sumper
Newspapers Fuel Daily Thought and Human Upbuilding
A historical note asserts newspapers contribute daily to stimulating thought and the upbuilding of human knowledge through accessible public discourse and informed citizenry. It emphasizes the role of print media in shaping informed communities and sustaining intellectual life.
Kruschen Salts Promises Easy Weight Loss and Health
A 1932 reader testimonial from Walker Minnesota touts Kruschen Salts as a safe, affordable method to shed fat gained from months of overeat. The note claims a two pound loss between January 28 and February 16 with improved energy and spirit. It urges daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water before breakfast and notes a four week jar price at J A Cummings or any drugstore, with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied after the first jar.
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Jeune
Jane
Bright
Walker
Minn
Lee
J. A. Cummings
Girl Seeks Lighthouse Work Contact Graettinger
Local brief notes a girl seeking lighthouse work and provides the contact phone 3 in Graettinger for arrangements.
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Graettinger
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