Physicians to Gather Thursday for Upper Des Moines Meeting
The winter meeting of the Upper Des Moines Medical Society will be held Thursday night at the Gardston hotel. Dr. W. E. Bradley, president, said doctors from Dickinson Pelo Alto Clay and Emmet counties will attend, with a 4 PM business gathering at city hall auditorium before a dinner and program at the hotel.
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Upper Des Moines Medical Society
Gardston
W. E. Bradley
Association
City Hall
Dickinson
Pelo Alto
Clay
Emmet
Phil Scott
Emmetsburg
M. T. Marton
Hans Luft Dies in Ringsted on Wednesday
Ringsted January 14 funeral services for Hans Luft were held Saturday afternoon at St. John's church. Burial followed at the cemetery. Survived by four children Mrs. Freda Jacobs Mrs. Gina Bennicksen Ringsted Mrs. Alga Olsen Newton and Andrew Luft Minneapolis. wife preceded him in death.
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Ringsted
Hans Luft
Baturday
St. John’s Church
Stub Org
Ain Tone Ee
Lawrence
Jacobs
Freda Jacobs
Gina Bennicksen
Alga Olsen
Newton
Andrew Luft
Minneapolis
John Hale Re elected at Jeptha Center Masonic Lodge
John Hale was installed for another year as high priest of Jeptha Chapter No 128. T J Lerdahl installed officers including Oscar Fagre as king Guy Noel secretary H C Keeler scribe W G Gordon treasurer T J Lerdahl captain of the boat Lloyd Anderson principal sojourner Chester Schryver royal erch captain R 8 Knight John Hansen J W Peterson masters of the veils and J H Orvia sentinel.
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Jeptha Chenter No
Masonic Lodge
Masonnic Hall
Styre
T. J. Lerdahl
John Hale
Oscar Fagre
Guy Noel
H. C. Keeler
W. G. Gordon
Lloyd Anderson
Chester Schryver
R. 8. Knight
John Hansen
J. W. Peterson
J. H. Orvia
MRS E TWITO S MOTHER DIES AT KEISTER SUNDAY
Mrs A A Albertson aged 69, mother of Mrs Emlet Twito, died Sunday at her Keister Minnesota home after an eight year illness. Pneumonia and a minor stroke caused death. Funeral services set for Thursday at North Prairie church six miles west of Lake Mills with burial there. Survived by husband four daughters three sons and one sister. Mrs Twito and husband were at her bedside.
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A. A. Albertson
Emlet Twito
Keister
Minn
Florida January heat record and AAA legacy debate
Editorial reflects on Florida’s record 98.3 degree January heat in De Ua Bebson Park and cooler showers. It comments on citrus prices, the now-defunct AAA, and political figures from Wallace to Wilson, Bryan, and Roosevelt in a sweeping critique of farm policy and national leadership.
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Bebson Park
Florida
Ole Johnson Dies After Long Illness at 69 in Wallingford
Ole Johnson of Wallingford died Sunday at his home after a long illness at age 69. He farmed 43 years and lived in Wallingford about 34 years. Born in Starvanger Norway October 12 1866 he came to the United States 51 years ago. Thursday service will be held at Verside church near Wallingford with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by his wife two sons and two daughters Johnnie Thomas Mrs Charles Strom and Mrs Leroy Olson all of Wallingford.
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Ole Johnson
Wallingford
Starvanger
Norway
John
Carrie Olson
United States
Wallinghal
Feder Sore
Johnson
Johnnie Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Charles Strom
Leroy Olson
Harold Woodling moves repair shop to new East Howard street building
Webber College opens its ninth winter term at Babson Park with students from across the United States and several countries. The article lists home residences from multiple states and nations, noting many students touring Florida for the first time and enjoying the surroundings. It highlights Florida fishing records and notable catches, including a 88 foot long monster shark and several world records for rod and reel catches in south Florida waters. It mentions inland fishing at Lake Okeechobee and busy avian-hunting activity among sportmen.
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Harold Woodling
Clark Lingenfelter
Fifth and
Howard Streets
Ella B. ‘Jones
East
Howard Street
Webber College
Babson Park
Canada
Canal Zone
Panama
United States
Connecticut
Stu Hamden
Clinton
Terryville
Bristol
Wallingford
Farmington
Greenwich
Maine
White Hall
Ohio
Cleveland
Lakewood
Dayton
Minnesota
Crosby
Northfield
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Coatesville
Pittsburg
Louisiana
New Orleans
Aston Ronee
Montreal
Quebec
Cedar Rapids
Inne
Green Bay
Wis
Grand Waven
Mich
Lynchburg
Randolph
Vermont
el Paso
Texas
Vos Angeles
Cal
Florida
Charlea ‘Thompson
Normal Training Examinations Schedule Announced
Miss Marie Sarum county superintendent announced that normal training examinations will be held January 15 16 and 17 in the courthouse courtroom. Wednesday at 9 o clock the psychology test, Thursday at 9 o clock the grammar exam, Thursday at 1 o clock geography test, and Friday morning physiology tests finalize the schedule.
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Marie Sarum
County Superitendent
Mrs Joe Laffey Wins Coffee Contest in Armstrong
Several hundred contestants entered the Name This Coffee contest sponsored by Sanborn grocery stores in Armstrong Swea City and Beth any. Mrs Joe Laffey of Armstrong won with the entry Better Blend and received a $15 cash prize.
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Sanborn Grocery
Armstrong
Swea City
Beth the
Joe Laffey
Doctors Meet With Board to Set County Aid Plan
Emmet County Medical Society and Board of Supervisors met at city hall to arrange payment for doctors serving the poor. A total of 8200 dollars was earmarked for medical care including doctors nurses hospital care and drugs. Since July federal control halted new payments, plans call for April 1 to resume a partial fee system like mid 1935. Nine doctors attended led by Dr J P Clark Dr W E Bradley Dr C E Birney Dr O H Miller Dr T W Taving Dr M T Morton Dr Lashbrook Dr S C Kirkenaard and Dr G H West with Dr H D Mereness absent due to bad roads.
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Emmet County Medical Society
Board of Supervisors
Naor
Nenr
Emmet County
E. E. Lashbrook
J. P. Clark
W. E. Bradley
C. E. Birney
O. H. Miller
T. W. Taving
M.T. Morton
Lashbrook
Estherville
S C. Kirkenaard
Ringsted
G. H. West
Armstrong
H. D. Mereness
Dolliver
Farewell for Beverly Brown Leaves for Sac City
Friends of Miss Beverly Brown gathered at Frances Runj’s home Friday evening for a farewell courtesy as she leaves for a new home in Sac City. The honoree received farewell tokens and refreshments were served by Mrs. W F Runion. Attendees included Betty Bixby Betty Tindal Emma Gene Laveride Marjorie Shultz Lois Ridley Ann Shonk Wiler Frances Runion and the guest of honor.
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Beverly Brown
Frances Runj
Miss Brown
Secon
Sac City
W.F. Runion
Betty Bixby
Betty Tindal
Emma Gene Laveride
Marjorie Shultz
Lois Ridley
Ann Shonkwiler
Kathleen Deming
Frances Runion
Gus T. Peterson Hospitalized For Bad Knee
Gus T. Peterson justice of the peace was taken to Coleman hospital today for treatment of a bad knee. He had been confined to his room at the Orleans hotel for several days and was unable to leave bed this morning.
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Gus T. Peterson
Coleman Hospital
Mr. Potgraon
Orleans
Fifty Attend Meet on Friday Eve
Plans for a rural electrification project advanced as fifty farmers gathered in Huntington and elected P. V. Koford chairman. Committees were formed to survey interest across Huntington Dunnell Estherville area and bids from eight Minnesota plants will be sought for complete project costs. Loans and wiring costs were outlined with government terms guiding two decade financing and monthly payments.
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P. V. Koford
Huntington
Ecnall
Dunnell
Estherville
Ferguson
Co-operative Oil Company
Jackson
Minn
Fairmont
St. James
Federal Office
W.hw
Locrl
Electric Farm and Home Authority
Muntington
V-R
Georgia Deming Hosts Coasting Party for School Group
Georgia Deming entertained a school grade group at a coasting party Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. After the festivities a dinner was served by Georgia's mother. Present were Thelma J Stevens Luella Wypoft Dor Fae Amdahl Dolorese and ban Morris the Sawyer's ting wine Sawyer Dewayne Meyer Billie Kelly Billie ard Kathleen Deming Miss Alma Keys and Miss Elizabeth Hunker.
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Georgia Deming
Georgia
Thelma J Stevens
Luella Wypoft
Dor Fae Amdahl
Dolorese
Ban Morris
the Sawyer’ Twing
Wine ” Sawyer
Dewayne "Meyer
Billie Kelly
Billie Ard
Kathleen Deming
Alma Keys
Elizabeth Hunker
Birthday Ball Names Leroy Miller Chairman
Leroy Miller was selected general chairman of the annual Birthday Ball to be held Thursday January 30 at Danceland. Proceeds will again be split with 70 percent in Emmet county and 30 percent to the national infantile paralysis relief fund. Miller urged physicians or others with beneficiary cases to inform him, noting last year’s funds not yet spent.
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Leroy Miller
Danceland
Emmet
National Fund
America
Miller Anid
Miller
Joe Baylor
K. J. McDonald
Leo Sanders
Jay Howard
Glenn Crook
Irwin Story
F. J. Kennedy
G. K. Allen
W. E. Deming
Youth who set Emmetsburg Fire found incompetent
Authorities in Palo Alto County report Paul Weisbrod who confessed to starting the Emmetsburg Opera House fire that caused $100,000 damage is mentally incompetent. He will be sent to a state institution at Woodward for observation. a second youth was also observed after confessing to robberies and the fire.
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Palo Alto County
Iowa City
Paul Weisbrod
Woodward
She. Hoy
Town City
Paul
McDonald Named Head of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
K. J. McDonald was reappointed president of the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank after an annual meeting. The bank reports deposits rose from 229000 in 1934 to 322678 in 1985 with 98 percent of deposit liabilities covered by cash bonds and secured loans and total assets at 113 percent. Clyde Sanborn remains vice president and J M Baylor cashier. directors include O N Russell F G Parsons Clyde Sanborn P G Gray Jr and McDonald.
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K. J. McDonald
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Clyde Sanborn
J. M. Baylor
O. N. Ressell
F. G. Parsons
P. G. Gray, Jr
Mr. McDonald
Free Bound Over On Stock Car Seizure Charge
Merle Free of this city was bound over to the grand jury on an $800 bond after being arrested Friday night by officers Merle Moller and L L Jones for breaking a seal on a stock car in the Rock Island yards south of Estherville. Justice Gus T Peterson set the bond Saturday as officers reported seeing Free break the seal on a car loaded with hogs and crawl into it. He allegedly pretended to be intoxicated and was dragged into the police car.
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al Free
Merle Moller
L. L. Jones
Rock Island
Estherville
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
Gus T. Peterson
Mrs. Geo Korrect of Armstrong Loses Foot
Mrs. Geo Korrect of Armstrong, long troubled by a foot infection, underwent amputation at Coleman Hospital on Saturday after gangrene developed. She is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
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George Korrect
Armstrong
Coleman «Hospital
Local Emmet County Folks Attend Des Moines State Meeting
Emmet county Farm Bureau members traveled to Des Moines for the Town Farm Bureau Federation convention running Wednesday through Friday. Over 100 delegates will elect a successor to Charles E Hearst and the resolutions committee led by Francis Johnson met in Des Moines. Local attendees include Everett Logue Frank Smith C P Jackson A V Bormann and others as well as 4 H leaders and a luncheon honoring retired 4 H leader Josephine Arnquist Bakke.
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Emmet County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Charles E. Hearst
Town Federation Resolutions Committee
Francis Johnson
Merris
Federation
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Federation Women's State Committee
Donald Bellman
Warren County Girls’ Club
Elinor Lockwood
Edith Barker
Iowa State College
Emmet County
Everett Logue
Frank Smith
C. P. Jackson
A. V. Bormann
John Jorgen
Odus Paugh
Joe Oakes
Fr. G. Weir
M. A. Balkema
Margarette Pfeil
Fern Jackman
Colder Weather Forecast For Estherville Area
Estherville official meteorologist A. O. Peterson reports 19 inches of snow this winter but only 11 inches on the ground. He calls this the heaviest snowfall in years and predicts cold weather for tonight in this part of Iowa. Weekly temperatures show readings around the mid to upper 20s in January with several days near 10 to 12 degrees and cold spells continuing through mid month.
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A. O. Peterson
Estherville
Iowa
Youth on Bob Sled Struck by Car Near Motherville
Earl Free, 14, suffered severe chest injuries and a fractured right leg when his bob sled, attached to a coupe, was sideswiped by a car driven by J. L. Omundson on Highway No. 17 south of town. He and others were in the hospital after the 3 p.m. crash.
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Earl Free
J. L. Omundson
Motherville
Birney Hospital
John Lilley
Earl
Charles J. Burhart
Highway
Study clubs meet at Lincoln and Jackson schools
The Lincoln school Study club will meet Wednesday at 2 15 PM at Mrs Wayne Potter 1208 North Ninth Street with Mrs S B Grinde in charge The Jackson School Study Club gathers at Mrs K J McDonald s home on South Street Wednesday at 2 30 PM for a lesson George Booth returned to Estherville from Bozeman Montana where his sister Priscilla began work in a department store He also visited Helena and Butte to view recent earthquake results
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Lincoln School
Wayne Potter
North Ninth Street
8S. B. Grinde
Sjrckson School
K. J. McDonald
South St. St
George Booth
Estherville
Bozeman
Mont
Priscilla
Helena
Butte
Local Market Prices for Livestock and Eggs Listed
The local markets report various livestock and egg prices including corn at 45 cents, barley at 40 cents, heavy springs 5 pounds and up at 18 cents, 4 to 6 pounds at 16 cents, hens heavy 4 to 6 pounds at 14 cents, cocks heavy 6 pounds and up at 16 cents, turkeys young and old with weights and prices, capons at 28 cents, eggs from henneries brown 23 cents and white 22 cents, sweet cream 80 cents, cream No 1 at 15 cents, No 2 at 8 cents, hogs top butchers at 10.75, top packers at 9.75.
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Thomas Ward
Arnolds Park
Dean H. King
Spencer
Don Rodawig
Spirit Lake
Hans Luft OF
Jeptha Lodge
E. Twito
Clyde Brown
Jack
Floyd Goon
G. A. Nichols
U. S. Supree Court
Henry Wallace
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Middle West
Mae Weat
Bing Crosby
Jack Oakie
England
AAA
Arthur Brisbane
J. Pierpont Morgan
William J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Europe
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Washington
Congress
Thomas Taylor
American Legion Legislative Committee
Ray ‘Murphy
The
American Legion
Wm. G Barnes
Legislative Committee
Riverside Church
Vindicator
Yrenk Robinson
McDonald
Wm. E. Borah
Idaho
Wisconsin
Geo
Robby Steinhilber
G. Raife
Robly ‘Steinhelber
Hendrickson
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G. Hi. Raife
Raife Shoe Store
Mr. Raffe
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