Weekly Health Message and Community Notes
Mrs. John Graff hosted the Happy Home club with a Flood Relief donation of 2.50 after a brief meeting. The column lists many local visitors, dinners, and gatherings, and includes a long feature on Emerald Lough, a former Estherville youth, in California news. It also covers Trichiniasis prevention, a Iowa centennial plan, and a chronology of Iowa’s path to statehood with dates from 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graff
Happy Home Club
Harold Graff
Wilbur Hildreth
Elmer Simpson
Fred Nauss
Louie Bendixen
Lavonne
Art Peterson
P. I. Schmidt
Helen
Arnolds ‘Park
Berdie
Spencer
Jim Griffin
Anamosa
Harry Schnell
Fred Zelinsky
Otto Hansen
Rolland Shannon
Nona Jean and
Dale
J. 3. Shannon
Estherville
Bonnie and
Emerald Lough
A. Lough
California
Emerald i
William
Bill
San Bernardino
Temple City
North
Golden West Avenue
C. E. Swanson
Maurice
Barbara
Jackie
Joseph First
Faad
Bill Lough
Mill Creek Canyon
Jim Harrington
Barton Flets
Do Americans Think by A W Baird
A W Baird argues Americans think poorly about national thinking capacity. He cites soil conservation and debt, warns of biblical punishment for disobedience, and urges farmers to reclaim control of production and avoid oppressive credit schemes. He recalls past droughts and farm losses, urging resistance to Farm Bureau policies for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Baird
Denmark
England
Sunday services change for February at Christian church
Pastor Claude Fausnough announces Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship at 11:09. February union services move to the Christian church with young people at 6:30 and evening worship at 7:30. Everyone is welcome. Thursday mission study classes continue in church parlors for those seeking a better understanding of the plan of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Fausnough
Christian Church
Ciod
Sunday visits and illness noted in Tervil and Lake Park
Merle and Melton spent Sunday with Ed Lehnel. Mrs. Ruetman from Lake Park called on Mrs. Klien. Chris Bendixen visited his father M M Bendixen of Tervil who is ill with the flu Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Init
John Graff
Harold Graff
Otto Hansen
Mike Zelinsky
Terri
Albert Nauss
Algona
Herman Nauss
Estherville
Nauss
Rolland Shannon
Della Elkin
Henry Klien
Cr. E. Zeimmer
Harley Kolstedt
Mary Margeret
Bert Baldwin
Chris Bendixon
Jake Hepp
James Spencer
Eldon
Richard Luering
Elmer Simpson
Merle
Melton
Ed Lehnel
Tervil
Lambert Ruetman
Lake Park
Chrs
Bendixen
M. M. Bendixen
Personal notices from Grover area residents and health updates
Mrs L P Anderson north of Grover recovers from a severe flu attack while Norman Sandren, at Birney hospital with pneumonia, rests easier after a night. Also notes discussion on the Iowa plan of observance to be carried forward by the State Historical Society with no large appropriations, aiming for lasting educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Anderson
North of
Grover
Norman Sandren
Birney Hospital
State Historical Society
One-Subject Photo Graphic Collecting
Amateur photographers can build single theme collections just as art lovers do with one subject. Wind and weather scenes, cow portraits, candid street moments, circuses, fires, and trains offer abundant variety. Pick a subject, develop your eye, and enjoy creative photography led by interest. John Van Guilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halthy
Ais
Bruce Barton on women's colleges and humor in education
In a long exchange with a women’s college alumnus secretary, Bruce Barton discusses education and philanthropy. He recalls sending a provocative remark about women’s colleges and fits of humor, noting how it ended correspondence and reflecting on laughter as medicine against fear and strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Ward
Congress Discourse on Public Opinion and Reform
An observer notes a noisy luncheon among executives where criticism of Congress turns to demand for stronger public opinion. Frustration erupts over perceived laziness and limited action, with a call for better brains and constructive civic effort to shape policy.
Algona Man Receives Life Sentence in Jorgensen Case
A Kossuth County case links Algona resident Warren Dale and Stoner to the murder of Mrs. Anna Jorgensen. Dale, acquitted at trial, now serves a 25 year habitual criminal sentence. Stoner, jailed in Fort Madison, faces life in prison for being an accessory to first degree murder. Confession followed a Rosauth grand jury verdict. The trial evidence places Dale and Stoner together the night of the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Madison
Harry
Stoner
Algona
Anna Jorgensen
Waterloo
Warren Dale
Rosauth
Jorgensen
Dale
Tris
Temptation to Let Kids Ride Sled Causes Danger
The writer cautions against letting children sled ride near roads noting the risk of serious injury or death if a sled sideswipes an oncoming car. It urges guardians to discourage the habit and prevent joyriding by youngsters.
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Abe
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Redlands
Harrington
Seven Miles Gustant
Camp Angelus
Holt
Lough
San Barnardino
State Historical Society of
Commonwealth of Iowa
Town
James Clarke
General Assembly
Old Stone
Iowa City
State of
Ansel Briggs
Charles M.son
Supreme Court of the
Territory of
United States
James K. Polk
Congress
House OF Hazards
Tink
Farmers’ Forum
Terest
John van Guilder
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Bale
L. J. Larson
Estherville, ‘Towast
Peacock Line
New York
Estherville Drug Co
Maya
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