Farmers Forum on Reducing Production Costs for Profit
A. W. Baird argues Emmet County farmers must cut production costs to regain profits, accusing policy of forcing higher consumer prices while increasing unemployment. He warns predatory wealth seeks land plays to shift farm burdens, urges enforcement of laws to protect farmers and align with constitutional principles, and calls for measures to ensure fair value of land improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Baird
Emmet County
Hey
Mr. Wallace
Babies in American Weekly feature queer animal babies
Photographs of queer babies and their devoted parents from the animal world appear in the American Weekly, distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. The spread offers vivid pictures and captions to accompany the glossy magazine insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
CHI. Engo Herald
Examin. R
Kinander Widow Bertha Kinander Dies At 85 In Armstrong
Funeral services were held at the Ben Kinander home for Mrs Bertha Kinander aged 85 years 10 months and 21 days born February 3 1849 in Norway and died December 24 1934 at her son Ben’s north of Armstrong She leaves three sons Ben Herman and G A Finnegan and Eugene Martin of Whittemore 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Also included Cecelia Finnegan and Eugene Martin wed December 27 at Whittemore Catholic church and Huff garage chimney fire with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kinander
Bertha Kinander
Ben
Herman Kinander
Mrs. Kinander
Norway
Armstrong
Ilinois
Herman
G. A
Moline
Ill
Cecelia Finnegan
Eugene Martin
Whittemore
Thomas Finnegan
First Trust and Savings Bank
Martin
Huff
Double Christmas Eve wedding unites Blum Brown and Olson Blum
In Terris, Clifford A Blum and Esther M Brown wed along with Wayne Olson and Carol E Blum in a candle light ceremony. Rev M L Jones officiated at M E church, Terris, with a single ring, piano music, and flower girls. Guests from Spirit Lake, Jackson, Alpha, Ruthven, Estherville attend as families join in celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Blum
Esther M. Brown
Wayne Olson
Carol E. Blum
M. L. Jones
M. E. Church of Terris
D. J. Reinke
Spirit Lake
Love
Charlotte Reinke
Mendelsohn
Little Bonnie Brown
Geraldine Blum
Irvin
Elvin Jackson
Carol Blum
Winona Blum
Yuba City
Calif
Catherine Dardis
Glee Olsen
Mabel Newby
Gladys Higgins
Vivian Zenor
Lorraine Pickering
Clifford
Carol
A. H. Blum
Terris
Esther
Irvin Brown
Will A. Olson
Terril
Lake Center High School
Milford
Glenn Scott
Coon Rapids
Floyd Olson
Montgomery
Dale
Nile
L. K. Bennett
All
George Meyers
Hazel
Jackson, Minn
Milford Trulinger
Alpha, Minn
Noel
Harley Higley
Estherville
Richard Leuhring
Harry Leuhring
Hermen Leuhring
Gilbert Gunderson
Chas. Cullans
Mary Iverson
Alvin
Henry Reirson
Clarence
Bernie Johnson
Paula Cullans
Ruth
New Years Dinner Guests and Family Births
Layman and Leona Nissen were New Years dinner guests of Mrs. Frank Kreiger and Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson are the parents of a daughter born Sunday, Dec. 30. Mrs. W. E. Ferguson received word Thursday of the death of her brother Jake Stauffer at Kansas City. Death was sudden as he suffered a stroke about two in the afternoon and passed away that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church Sunday School
Church Annex
H. O. Burdette
C. R. Yeager
Hulda Clausen
Grant Consolidated
Ledyard
Carl
L. P. Stillman
Neil Finn
Frank Peterson
Williams
J C. Weber
Lena Stanerson
Esthervile
Dolliver
Emmet Consolidated Basketeers
Emmet
Marcella Maron
Evelyn Welters
Ellingson
Dolliver Boys
Capt. Miller
Hig
Bob Griffith
Supt
Quinette
Ceylon
Betty Phelps
State University of Town
L. P. Phelps
Jean
Hal Calvin
Galen Cayler
Milford
CCC
New Years
Ray M. Koon
Waltham
Massachusetts
Las
Stillmans
Women’s Foreign Misionary Society
Community Church Annex
Anna Maron
American Legion Auxiliary
Layman
Leona Nissen
Frank Kreiger
Clifford
Lee Wilson
W. E. Ferguson
Jake Stauffer
Kansas City
Resolutions of the 16th annual F E C U convention
The text outlines a series of resolutions by the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America Iowa division condemning economic policy, demanding monetary reforms, remonetization of silver, farm loan refinancing, and tax changes. It praises leadership and calls for unity among farmers and workers to defend economic liberty and justice through legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Iowa
Republic
U. S
Congress of the
United States
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
John A Simpson
Value of Home Canned Meat
Margarette Pfeil urges farm families to can meat this winter to boost supplies and save money as prices rise next spring. A 700 to 800 pound cow yields 150 to 200 pounds of boneless canned beef at 1.5 to 2 cents per pound cost, with retail replacement around 15 cents. Canned meat can replace steaks, chops, and ground beef in recipes, reducing living costs and aiding cattle surplus reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarette Pfeil
C. W. McDonald
Iowa State College
Miss Piel
Did You Ever Stop To Think By Edson R Waite
Shawnee Oklahoma columnist Edson R Waite argues that persistent local newspaper advertising makes success for new stores. He notes curiosity bargains and price checks draw customers and urges ongoing ads to sustain growth and counter old non advertising habits. A practical tip follows on making French dressing by shaking ingredients in a fruit jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Oklahoma
William Southern, Jr
The
Independence
Examiner
That's Gold in That Creek No Foolin
The John Kroupa family of Des Moines township believes Uncle Sam left the gold standard too soon for gains. Mrs. Kroupa, while dressing a duck for dinner, found a pea sized nugget in the gizzard. A local jeweler said it resembled gold, suggesting the fowl swam or scraped it from near the water. The family lives near a small stream the poultry crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kroupa
Des Moines
Sam
Jackson Pilot
Grass holds the land against erosion and pays better
Officials warn that telling people to stop soil erosion is useless without methods. Buffalo grass roots make soil porous and absorb water, while wind and water erosion decline with grass stands. Grass can cut topsoil loss on slopes, improve runoff, and yield profits, per suggestions from readers and the American Game Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Game Association
Middle West
Lespedera
Not Raising Hogs Could Bring Greater Profits, Says Harold Truman
In a letter to a friend, Harold Truman argues that the man who earned a thousand dollars by not raising hogs shows higher potential profits from not raising stock. He notes one hog farmer for forty years never earned more than four hundred dollars annually. He asks for advice, suggesting profits depend on how many hogs are not raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Chronicle
New England
Harold Trueman
Prairie chicken flocks observed across Iowa and nesting hopes
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission reports many pheasant hunters saw prairie chickens in north and western Iowa. Regular wintering flocks from Minnesota and the Dakotas appeared in October, with nesting birds found in Clayton, Wayne and Lyon counties. A large flock near Round Lake in Clay County numbered about two hundred. The breeding colonies are scattered and small, and officials expect more winter migrants to nest as a result of the waterfowl restoration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Round Lake
Clay County
Clayton
Wayne
Lyon
Quip on New Deal liberties and Irish preacher quote
A fragment cites a World Herald line claiming John Nance Garner lost liberties under the New Deal. It adds a preacher’s Irish quip about drink cited as a curse causing quarrels and violence, reflecting period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nakey
John Nance
Omaha World_Herald
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E. Lincoln St
Max McMillin
Lincoln
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Dr. Jones & Mann Osteopathic Physicians
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State Bank
A. I. Reed
Nan
Ringsted, Iowa
E. E. Lashbrook
M. D
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Jay Johnston
South Dakota
Wolsey
Herald
Harry Hornby
Sutherland Coon
Patricia Dow
Vindicator
Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Wll
Glen Miller
Milo Reno
Farmerg Educational and Cooperative Union of America
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Purity Yeast Company
Paulson
Crime
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Woodling Repair Shop
J. Hansen
South 6Th Street
C. P. Mathison
Ford Garage
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