Florida citrus control keeps Valencia shipments southbound
Editor Nichols reports on Florida citrus regulation to prevent uninspected fruit reaching northern markets. The control board tightens inspection of grapefruit and Valencia varieties, and crews prepare wooden grave markers for cold snaps. Quail season opens, travel rush to Florida described, with train traffic near normal after holidays. A court dismissed government suit against Walling Crate Co of Leesburg over price provisions in the standard container code.
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Valencia
Control Board
Ackerman
Walling Crate Company of
Leesburg
Two Armstrong women die in Estherville area
In Estherville and Armstrong districts two well known Armstrong women died at home during the weekend. Mrs Henry Neitzell died of pneumonia at the Lewis Cargill home Sunday night after a paralytic stroke. Christine Show 83, died Saturday morning at her daughter’s home and last rites were held Monday. Funeral notices follow for several local residents including Nelson and Walrath. The report also covers a Florida court ruling on price fixing and interstate commerce with Judge Ackerman ruling against expansive interpretation of congressional power.
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Armstrong
Henry Neitzell
Lewis Cargill
Nietzell
Methodist
Christine Show
Minnie Wiuff
Christing Marie Jorgensen
Christian Feldt
Denmark
Lutheren
America
Martin N. Skow
Sabula
Nelson
State Hospital
Iowa City
Estherville
Ldcal
Alfred
Sternberg Chapel
L. A. Mathie
Florida
Ackerman
Congress
Georgia
Alabama
Board hires new home economics teacher for Estherville High
Florence Meyer of Dows will lead the Estherville high school home economics department beginning second semester. She replaces Miss Vivian Kelley who resigned to marry. Meyer teaches at Ochevedan and will relocate with her mother to Estherville. Lincoln school plans to substitute for Leota Hardy’s vacated second and third grade posts for the rest of the year. School resumes after two weeks of Christmas vacation with mixed temperatures near normal and frequent changes.
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Florence Meyer
Dows
Estherville High School
Board of Education
Vivian Kelley
Miss Meyer
Ochevedan
Esth_erville
Lincoln School
Leota Hardy
Estherville
Emmet County Obituary Highlights Lande and Cooper Families
Rev. L. A. Mathie to officiate as Mrs. Walrath, born in Polk county and longtime Emmet county resident, is survived by three children, one sister Mrs. A. W. Olsen, and four brothers. Irene Cooper, 36, dies at University of Iowa hospital after heart ailment. services at 2 and 2:30 at Christian church, burial East Side cemetery. Survived by parents M. W. Stanhope and Mrs. Stanhope, five children, five sisters, three brothers. preceded in death by three brothers.
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L. A. Mathie
Irene Cooper
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
Christian Church
East Side
M. A. Lowe
Cooper
Estherville
Wash
Inez Stanhope
Eustherville
John Stanhope
Detroit, Lake, Minn
Frank Stanhope
Buffalo
N. D
Edward Stanhope
Waterloo
Joseph, Will
Warren Stanhope
Rake matriarch dies after long illness at 78
Mrs. A. A. Rake 78 mother of Mrs. J. Hemmingson died Monday at her Rake home after nearly three years of illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Lutheran church in Rake with burial in Rake Cemetery. She was born Randi Ellingson June 3 1856 in Blue Earth Minnesota and married A. A. Rake December 2 1879. Survived by husband one son T. A. Rake and five daughters, 33 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.
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A. A. Rake
John Hemmingson
Rake
Randi Ellingson
Blue Earth
Minn
Winnebago County
Call Rake
T. A. Rake
M. R. Erdahl
Frost, Minn
Estherville
Gus Thompson
Martin Johnson
Bert’ Lund
Lough Elected Superintendent Of Bible School 1935
Ralph C. Lough has been elected superintendent of the Bible school of the Christian church and will succeed Harry Adams. The Rev. M. A. Lowe will succeed Mrs. Art Williamson as assistant superintendent. Harry Elkin was reelected secretary and treasurer, with Lloyd Boone as assistant. Miss Genia Petcoff’s role as birthday superintendent goes to Rev. Lowe. Mrs. Milo Davis becomes pianist, succeeding Miss Lois Clements, and Mrs. Ed Shirley is elected assistant pianist, taking Rolland Shen non’s place. Harry Adams was elected chorister.
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Ralph C. Lough
Bible School of the Christian Church
Harry Adams
M. A. Lowe
Art Williamson
Harry Elkin
Lloyd Boone
Martina Peterson
Genia Petcoff
Lowe
Milo Davis
Lois Clements
Ed Shirley
Rolland Shennon
Winners Named In Armstrong Lighting Contest
The Christmas lighting contest sponsored by Central States Electric awarded best decorated store to Mrs. Blanch Brown first, Herman Mangold second, Gibbons Bros third, with Busy Beg cafe honorable mention. In residences, Mrs. FS Robinson won first, Mrs. Gee Peterson second, Miss Harriette Olson third, and Dr. G. H. West received honorable mention.
County Attorney Reports 1934 Criminal Cases
County Attorney W M Bale notes 39 criminal cases in 1934 within the county office jurisdiction with 31 convictions, six pending and two fugitives. He credits local sheriff and officers for efficient evidence gathering and emphasizes strict cooperation with county and local law enforcement while avoiding wasteful spending. The report covers cases tried in district court and excludes Justice Court matters and non-indictable Grand Jury cases. All pending cases await disposal at the next term.
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W. M. Bale
Bale
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Rural Women Study Health As Project Lesson
Emmet county rural women under Miss Margarette Pfeil will discuss optimum health and anemia as their third project lesson. A slide film will be used for the rickets study as children are observed for health indicators. a noon menu plan to aid anemia control will be served. Sponsored by Iowa State College Extension Service with regional meetings scheduled January 8 to 15 across Center township Emmet Consolidated School and surrounding townships.
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Margarette Pfeil
Emmet
Exensions Service
Iowa State College
United States
Center Township
Walter Bragg
Jack Creek Township
F. B. Yule
Estherville Township
Harry Hornby Elected Head Of Farm Union
At the Farm Union convention Friday in city hall Harry Hornby was reelected president for the coming year. George Swanson named vice president William Swartz elected secretary and treasurer Mrs Sam Pederson assistant secretary and treasurer Walter Swenson will be door keeper C H Larsson moved to issue a statement on tax receipts and farmer payments, motion approved The union plans to seek a state organizer and to form a three member permanent committee to guide activities Women’s committee resolutions urged members to study Farm Union writings and educate youth in cooperation and the economics of agriculture
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Farm Union
Harry Hornby
George Swanson
William Swartz
Sam Pederson
Walter Swenson
C. H. Larsson
AAA
Emmet
The
George Frank
Charles Higgins
Farmers Union
Iowa Union Farm Paper
Milo Reno
Cooperation
Farm Bureau to Open Membership Drive in February
In Emmet county a county wide Farm Bureau membership campaign is planned to start February 18 in Denmark township with O. J. Gray arranging the program and S. O. Lundy named secretary pro tem. Meetings will run Feb 18 through Feb 28 in ten townships with designated committee members and locations.
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Farm Bureau
Hold Public Lodge Meet in I O O F Hall
A large turnout attended the Odd Fellows and Rebekah installation at the I O O F hall. District Deputy Grand Master H O Burdette installed officers with Mrs Roy Merriott and Mrs Roy Bassett among those named for noble and vice grand positions and other appointive roles.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. O. Burdette
Dolliver
Roy Merriott
Rebekahs
Grover and
Roy Bassett
Rebekah Lodge
Otto Grimm
Noble Grand
C. R. Kurtz
Geraldine Buckley
Gilbert Amdahl
E. C Ueyer
Ada Eveleth
Grace McClure
Esther Floyd
John Weir
John Diltz
Charles Rosenberger
Ora Brown
Chris Jensen
Lcdge
Wryse van Deventer
H. O. Sillge
A. O. Peterson
Charles Anderson
Warren van Deventer
Riss Fouts
Jon Hurst
Jay
Load of Oats Stolen From Enerson Granary
Sher If Fredericksen investigated a theft of oats from the E J Ener son farm northeast of town. Wheel tracks from a car and wagon trailer were followed for miles but vanished on a main road. The oats were stored in a granary across the road about 20 rods from the Enerson home. Neighbors saw the road pass at about two that morning and alerted Mr Enerson. Amount stolen difficult to estimate.
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Cliff Fredericksen
E. J. Enerson
Enerson
Local Page Snippet Names List of Individuals
A fragment listing names includingry Peterson Everett Logue March Lincoln John Stand erson A K Iverson Walter Pope and P B Herum, suggesting a partial roster or editorial note without clear context.
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Ry Peterson
Everett Logue
Mar
Lincoln
John Standerson
A. K. Iverson
Walter Pope
P. B. Herum
Hearse Collision and Road Crash Reported in Iowa
A hearse returning from a funeral near Swea City struck a loose horse at about 10:30 p.m. causing minor injuries to Henry Mahlum and Harry Jones and killing the horse. The hearse, damaged, required factory repairs yet returned home the same night. Separately, H R Madsen suffered a broken leg and crushed hip after a crash near Algona while en route with his daughters. Miss Clara Madsen and other occupants were hospitalized with injuries. In Armstrong, Jess Wenzel sustained a back injury when his car left the road on ice, the wife and two others with minor injuries.
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Henry Mahlum
Harry Jones
Mahlum
Anderson
Swi City
Stringfellow
Oskeloosa
Jtone
Freeport
Ill
H. R. Madsen
Ringsted
Algona
Clara
Amelia
Des Moines
Clara Madsen
Misses Madsen
Algona Hospital
Britt
Jess Wenzel
Joe Haisman
Armstrong
J. B. Knipe
Jury Panel Drawn for January Term District Court
The January term jury panel is drawn for the district court to convene Monday January 28 with Judge I C Davidson of Emmetsburg presiding. The 1935 grand jury includes Wal Clark John Donahue Frank Hutchinson Nels Linge T O Thompson Estherville Arthur M Hansen J A Reid August Bennicksen Theo Hansen Ringsted Lee Mitchell Dolliver I G Ness Wallingford. The petit jury list includes Georgia Allen Alma Corey Wilma Gronstal Nettie Hackett Donald Ital Mrs Therese Hinsch Elmer Jackson Albert H Meyer Grace McCall Ella McCullough Frank Otto Ray Roberts Herman Rohde Otto Schaper Judith Skog Mable Weaver Mary P Williamson Estherville F o M Christensen Denmark tno Russell Foell Lincoln two Mrs Lillie Helgason Wallingford Grace Higinbotham Center Robert Jacobsen Center two Andrew Klein Emmet two John Laffeey Armstrong Grove two Harry Neiman Armstrong Grove two Tom Olson Jack Creek two Mrs Kate Thoreson High Lake two W H H Van Durber Armstrong Grove two Glen Weber Swan Lake two Winston Yeager Dolliver R Ruth and Robert Cockburn returned home Sunday from Lincoln North Carolina to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Schott.
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District Court
I. C. Davidson
Emmetsburg
Wal Clark
John Donahue
Frank Hutchinson
Nels Linge
T. O. Thompson
Estherville
Arthur M. Hansen
J. A. Reid
August Schneider
Armstrong
C C. Ben_ nicksen
Theo Hansen
Ringsted
Lee Mitchell
Dolliver
I. G. Ness
Wallingford
Georgia Allen
Alma Corey
Wilma Gronstal
Nettie Hackett
Donald Ital
Therese Hinsch
Elmer Jackson
Albert H. Meyer
Grace McCall
Ella McCullough
Frank Otto
Ray Roberts
Herman Rohde
Otto Schaper
Judith Skog
Mable Weaver
Mary P. Williamson
F.om
Glen Weber
Swan Lake
Winston Yeager
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Mountain Lake
Dupont
Trixie
Spitz
Orville Anderson
Orville
Iowa
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington
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Midwest
Coast Line
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Thomasville
Gulf Coast Limited
Jacksonville
Gulf Coast
Havana
Seaboard Air Line
Mesdames Nietzell, Skow, Cooper, Walrath and
Olaf Nelson
By A. K. Cha
Pitas
Atal Mat
BOARD
Florence’ Meyer
Vivian Kelly
Yon. Weather Outlook
J. Hemmingson
R. C. Lough
Bible School
G. H. Raife
Minneapolis
Emmet County Farm Bureau
City Hall
Denmark Township
O. J. Gray
Newell
A. V. Bormann
S. O. Lundy
Grau
Jeng C. Jensen
Bormann
Jack Creek
John Bosold
Lee Moore
le’ Master
Joseph Hassel
High Lake
Oscar Peterson
Olen Anderson
N. O. Osher
G. M. Donovan
Twelve Mile Lake
C. P. Jackson
Gregory Bormann
Frank W
Allan R. Dafoe
G. G. Griffith
A. M. Skeffington
Graduate Clinic Foundation
Skeffington
S. B. Twetten
Jimmy
Mankato
Minneapolis, Mrs. Twetten and Son Will Visit With Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Klocow
Glenis
Twetten
Twetten Furniture Company
Milltown
Wis
Ruth
Robert Cockburn
Linton
N. C
Mrs. Schott
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