Emmet county 4-H short course to showcase poultry grain and home economics
The Emmet county short course at Estherville on September 16 and 17 features a poultry show with world open entries, a 4-H club livestock display in the Sixth street creamery building, grain and hay in the city hall, and home economics displays in the same venue. County agent Max McMillan oversees the event with Dr A I Reed supervising poultry, August Rosenberger directing grain and hay, and Mrs Geo Robb in charge of baking canning and sewing. Premium lists and full details are available for each department.
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Emmet County
Estherville
Sixth Street
J. D. Edwards
Edwards
Max McMillan
A. I. Reed
Carpenter
Lincoln
Fifth Streets
August Rosenberger
Geo. Robb
Boys and Girls Institute Hosts Celebrity Visit
The Emmet county W. C. T. U. met at city hall on Thursday to hear forceful defenses of the prohibition law. Rev W A WintersTein led an open forum on politics and candidates, with Mrs Thomas Mann outlining Temperance Education for minors. Marvis Lowman and Eugene Hutchinson delivered award readings, and Armstrong and Dolliver groups provided solos.
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Emmet
W. A. WinterStein
Thomas Mann
Marvis Lowman
Wallingford
Eugene Hutchinson
Estherville
Armstrong and Dolliver
Poultry Show Entries Open For Estherville Event
Poultry Department Superintendent A I Reed announces entry times from 7 to 10 p m September 15 and noon September 16 at the old Estherville Democrat building. No entry fees, birds cared for by the association, band requirements, and a detailed premium schedule for numerous breeds and classifications.
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Poultry Dept
A. I. Reed
Estherville Democrat
Harker- Beaumann
Universal Laboratories
Farmers to Discuss Holiday Strike Action in Emmet County
Emmet County Farm Holiday members plan a Wednesday 2 PM meeting at the city park to decide on entering the strike. Milo Reno will address the group as the movement gains momentum since summer. Pickets along highways curb sale of farm produce and livestock for 30 days amid tensions in Council Bluffs and Boone blockades.
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Emmet
Lainson
Clifton .L. Lavery
Lagan
Omaha
Boone
Truman Caldwell
A. I. Flickinger
Spencer
Highway 71
Sutherland Creamery
Sutherland
Jensen Against Picketing in Farm Holiday Movement
Editorial urges unity among farmers and Midwest businesses to seek profit through higher production costs while opposing highway picketing. Strongly supports economic justice, calls for nonviolent action, and urges farmers to withhold products from the market for better prices.
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Jensen
Locals Attend Lutheran League Meet in Graettinger
Estherville residents attended a three day Lutheran conference August 21 to 23 in Graettinger with the theme Prayer. Talks by church members and chorale music framed sessions with Rev. M Mandsager delivering the altar service and Dr Arthur Rholl giving sermons and addresses. Delegates from Estherville included Maeda Genter Benora Shaw Trene Sunde and Luella Shaw among others as speakers and attendees.
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Graettinger
Estherville
M. Mandsager
Grachtinger Choir
Arthur Rholl
Odvin Hagen
Gurdid Nane
Emmetsburg
Model Luther League
Herbert Peterson
Arthur Valen
Berger Handeland
Oscar Hanson
L. A. Mathre
Pocket Testament League
St. John's Choir
Armstrong Ladies
Ralph Jensen
Lost Island Male Quartette
Wallingford
Selma Handeland
Myrtle Larson
M. C. Thompson
Jennie
Josephine Handeland
Orvin Iverson
Rake
John Simonson
Estherville Choir
Maeda Genter
Benora Shaw
Trene Sunde
Luella Shaw
Berna Hansen
Josephine
Jennie Handeland
Lloyd Handeland
Arthur Olson
Eda Valen
C. J. Carlson
Marie
Charlotte
Eleanor
Canning Bee Aids Needy Families At Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church meets today to can fruit and vegetables for local families and the Beloit Children's Home. Donations of fruit vegetables sugar or jars go to Mrs. Fred Ankrum Mrs. Art Fossum or Mrs. Olaf Bkog.
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Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Beloit
Fred Ankrum
Art Fossum
Olaf Bkog
Mr Reno to Speak at Park Next Wednesday at Two
In the Des Moines Register of Aug 25 readers are urged to attend a park talk. The note invites all to hear Mr Reno speak next Wednesday afternoon at 2 p m.
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Des Moines Register
Mr. Reno
Funeral held for Nate Jones in Armstrong Iowa
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church for Nate Jones a 49 year old resident who died at his Armstrong farm after a creeping paralysis illness. He leaves his wife four children including three daughters near Armstrong and a son at home. He came from Union Iowa 25 years ago and lived on the farm for 21 years.
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Armstrong
Iowa
Nate Jones
Jones
Emma Tow
Elma Sabin
Elva Williams
Orville
Mr. Jones
Union
Estherville to field organized all star football team for 1932 season
R N Dubel announces Estherville new all star squad ready to book games for the 1932 grid season Ed Case will serve as captain with teammates Arnold Anderson Merle Molar Bob Lee Bill Swift George Bagan Joe Buckley Keith Albertson Lawrence Dickinson Harry Helgason Cliff Frederickson Albert Dick Glenn Johnson Kenneth Turner Marvin Peterson and Gene Rost listed among the roster.
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Estherville
R. N. Dubel
Ed Case
Arnold Anderson
Merle Molar
Bob Lee
Bill Swift
George Bagan
Joe Buckley
Keith Albertson
Lawrence Dickinson
Harry Helgason
Cliff Frederickson
Albert Dick
Glenn Johnson
Kenneth Turner
Marvin Peterson
Gene Rost
P T A To Distribute Used Text Books In Estherville
The local Parent Teachers organization will help distribute second hand textbooks to Estherville schools patrons. Books from junior college, high school and grade levels remain the same as last year and must be brought to the high school building on August 30 31 and Sept 1 for sale from 9 a m to 3 p m each day. Names erased except owner and price set by book condition. Payments after sale closes.
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Estherville
Hansen House Raided In Emmetsburg Police raid uncovers illegal liquor
Mrs Anna Hansen was jailed after Saturday night raid of her home in Emmetsburg. Twenty two bottles of home brew found by Chief Lilley Officer Danielson and Deputy Merritt Brown. Information filed alleging liquor nuisance and unlawful manufacture and sale. Theodore Sampson fined 300 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with jail time option if unpaid. Sampson arrested early Sunday. Donald and Gordon Sheltren left for a several week auto trip visiting the Black Hills Yellowstone Park California Washington and Idaho Kansas visiting aunts.
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Anna Hansen
Emmet
John Lilley
C. H. Danielson
Merritt Brown
Theodore Sampson
Davidson
Emmetsburg
Sampson
Donald
Gordon Sheltren
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
California
Washington
Idaho
Kansas
Gruver Schools to Open September 5 at Gruver Iowa
Gruver Iowa August 25 1932 Gruver schools will open Monday morning Sept 5 with no afternoon session to prepare for Tuesday. Faculty unchanged Supt P N Butson high school principal Miss Anna Heaton Domestic Science and History Miss Blanche Huntley seventh and eighth grades and H S music Miss Margaret Wallon fourth fifth and sixth grades Mrs Nona Link first second and third grades Miss Margaret Moulds At a Center township school board meeting last week McCoy school will close and pupils will attend Gruver school
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Gruver
Iowa
P. N. Butson
Anna Heaton
Blanche Huntley
Margaret Wallon
Nona Link
Margaret Moulds
Center Township
McCoy
Former Armstrong resident Mary Murray dies in St Paul
Mary Murray 90, formerly of Armstrong, died yesterday at her son Bert Murray’s home in St Paul. She left Armstrong after her husband George Murray died 30 years ago and is survived by Bert, Frank in St Paul, Glenn in Ariba Colorado, and Ruth Hardin in Clear Water Minnesota. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Presbyterian church in Armstrong with interment in Armstrong cemetery.
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Armstrong
Vindicator and
Republicas
Mary Murray
Bert Murray
St. Paul
Fryp
Presbyterian Church
Armstrong Cemetery
Lamberton
Chris Hanson
F. M. Fouts
Minn
Kitten Ball Thrills Local Fans With Mixed Scores
The Johnson Oilers beat the Woldmen 10 to 1 in kittenball at home. Woldmen struck back Monday with a -3 score in their favor. The Masonic team defeated the Methodist brotherhood 7 to 5. Carl Shaw is constructing a new cottage on North Fifth Street near his home.
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Johnson Oilers
Woldmen
O. Sunde
A. Dick
C. Burns
O. Wittern
M. Johnson
G. Johnson
Jack Dowd
K. Albertson
R. Olmstead
L. Brawford
Rf. Woldmen
O. Spande
Methodist Brotherhood
Carl Shaw
North Fifth Street
Eighteen New Criminal Cases in Calendar
The district court calendar for the August term lists eighteen new criminal cases. Hon. Geo. A. Heald presides. Cases include false statements for credit against Willard Fewell and intoxication offenses against Ralph Jackson. Multiple defendants face illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor and related charges.
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Geo. A. Heald
Willard Fewell
Ralph Jackson
W. B. Bedell
Jackson
Francis Gilman
D. A. Stirrel
Ick Burgess
Edward Meyers
O. N. Ressell
Frank Miller
Helen Lang
Jen Robinson
Art Sifrit
Marl Markley
William McMackin
W. BB. Bedell
Dr. T. Kloss
Joint KC Installation Tonight In Emmetsburg
A joint installation event for K C members from Algona Estherville Emmetsburg and Fonda is held tonight in Emmetsburg. New officers listed include G K Joe Nissen D G K Vernard Doud Chancellor Nolan Boggess Ree and many more with local watchers noting Attending dignitaries. Also reported are tourney results from Fairmont with Tang from Ft Dodge earning runner up and Barklie Johnston winning first in fifth flight. Mrs Lou Wanamaker returns after a motor trip through 20 states.
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K. C
Emmetsburg
Algona
Estherville
Fonda
G. K
Joe Nissen
Vernard Doud
Nolan Boggess
Ree
Marion KB
Doud
Fin
Lee
Ray Kennedy
Treas
Norman Maine
Henry Nepps
Win
Dick Tang
Barklie Johnston
Don Hall
Fairmont
Tang
Ft. Dorge
Barkle
P T A Congress to Meet Here for Assembly
Eight nationally known speakers lined up for the Boys and Girls Institute and Parent Teachers Congress to be held September 16 and 17 in Estherville. The annual event will span county schools with exhibits in city hall and high school auditoriums and parishes hosting programs. A Washington bicentennial themed parade is planned for Saturday afternoon with several bands. Distinguished speakers include Ames Samuelson Des Moines and Hattie Moore Mitchell Pittsburgh Kansas among others. Prizes for grade level art and language contests range from 10 to 25 cents, with multiple categories across grades one through five.
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Boys’ and Girls’ Institute
Parent‘Teachers’ Congress
Estherville
City Hall
Washington
Palmer
G. Washington
Marriage Announced of Miss Winefred Peterson to Fran cis J Thecker
Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson of 360 Wabasha Street Winona Minnesota announce the marriage of their daughter Winefred to Fran cis J Thecker son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Trecker of Milwaukee Wisconsin The ceremony was at the Peterson home on August 18 1931 Mrs Trecker is a graduate of Frances Schimer School Mt Carroll Illinois and attended the College of St Teresa and Marquette University Mr Trecker is a student at Marquette University
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Gertrude Kane
Emmetsburg
H. Fpf, Cain
Raleigh, N. C
Miss Kane
Jas. E. Kane
Mr. Cain
Frank Peterson
Wabasha Street
Winona
Minn
Miss Winefred
Francis J. Thecker
Theodore Trecker
Hi- Mount Boulevard
Milwaukee
Peterson
Mra. Trecker
Frances Schimer
Mt. Carroll
College of St. Teresa
Marquette University
Mr. Trecker
Marquette
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A. Rosenberger
Mrs. Robb
M. McMillin
Boys’Girls’ Institute
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Buff Wyandotte
S. C. Rhode Island Reds
R. C. Rhode Island
S. C. Rhode Island
H—R. C. Rhode Island
Jersey Black Giants
Mediterranean
S. C. Brown
R. C. Brown
S. C. White Leghorn
R. C. White Leghorn
S. C
Minorca
R. C
S. W
R. C. White
Andalusian
S. C. Ancona
R. C. Ancona
Pase
Orpington
Holland
Toulouse
Emden
Mubcovy
Mallard
Seuees Y
Milo Reno
By H. N. Jensen
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Savery
Middle West
Reno
Ladies Aid
Fairmont Sentinel
A. E. Spielman
Fox Lake
V-R
Mary Clarke of
Bancroft
Famy
Dubel
P.N. Butson
McCoy School
Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion
John Koster
Wm. O¢hrein
North Sixth Street
Jess Enerson
C. W. Wigness
Agnes Helland
Marseilles, Jr
E. J. Enerson
Willard
Vinton
K. C. Tonite
E’burg
Lou Wanamaker
P.T.A. Congress
Agnes Samuelson
Republican-Herald
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