Advertising advocacy by Florida chamber official urged broad local reach
Karl Lehman, secretary of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, urged local newspapers to favor broad advertising reach over gimmicks in a Ocala speech to the Central Florida Council of Chambers of Commerce. The West Union Historical and Literary Club in Iowa notes its 52nd year as the state’s oldest men’s study club.
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Karl Lehman
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce
Central Florida Council of Chambers of Commerce
Ocala
Florida
the Historical and Literary Club
West Union
Iowa
The Message of the New Year Is Hope and Faith
The 1933 open faces a world in depression yet history shows depressions end. Confidence rests on faith that the era will improve as past downturns did. Communities recall hardships like grasshopper plagues and later recoveries, urging collective morale and belief in eventual relief.
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America
Hall
Florida bank liquidation costs spark public outcry
Tampa Tribune reports Comptroller Lee reduced what liquidators were paid after a year of bank liquidations. The ledger shows total liquidator pay at about 277,803 with a $22,673 correction for an overpayment to a Miami liquidator. Net figures suggest near half a million dollars in annual costs, prompting the new plan of a single state liquidator at 60,000 with an 83,000 staff, totaling roughly 75,000 annually under the revised setup.
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Tampa Tribune
Lee
Miami
Roller Lee
Comptroller appoints lumberman as State Liquidator
The new Florida Comptroller defends selecting a lumberman as State Liquidator over a banker, arguing a nonpolitical, business-minded manager may better recover frozen assets from defunct banks. promises to end high fees for swivel chair magnates and shift work to the appointed executor.
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Ators
Lee
Mr. Smith
Florida
V-R
Community church notices and services schedule
A weekly notice lists meetings at Immanuel and Palestine churches including a congregational meeting on Wednesday January 25 at 1 PM, 11 AM for forenoon services, Luther League Sunday at 8 PM, and a deacons led devotional. Christian Science Lesson sermons are set for January 22 with Bible and Science and Health quotations. Grace Episcopal Church announces Doane Upjohn leading Holy Communion at 8:30 AM and Church School, with morning prayers at 11 AM.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Bakery
Tabernacle
Holy Hill
Local Ruthven Visits Note Weekend and Weekday Guests
Reported in Jungle tied with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Patterson at Ruthven Tuesday. Ray Kraft visited the Earl Kraft home Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Alexander visited the Jess Powell home on Tuesday. Fred Ecusey and Harry Probst visited the Earl Kraft home on Wednesday evening. Ray Kraft went home with Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson visited the Ed Davis home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilcox and Daisy, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilcox and son, Mr. and Mrs. Berton Newby visited the Ennamet Newby home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and family of Milford visited the Charley Johnson home Sunday. Faith Chapman who teaches at Rolfe visited at home over the weekend. Mrs. Ed Evans of Dickens visited the Lester Evans home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hewitt visited the Charley Ditch home at Estherville Sunday. Mrs. Lyle Chapman's mother from Spencer visited the Chapman home a few days this week. Cox and son and Mr. and Mrs. August Bendixen visited the M. Bedixen home Saturday evening. Virgil Snider and Coral Blum called at the Earl Kraft home a short time Sunday evening. Ray Kraft and Hubert Bales visited the Earl Kraft home Friday. Virgil Snider and Carol Blum visited Virgil's mother at Ruthven Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilcox and Son, Mrs. Henry Wilcox and Daisy visited the August Bendizen home Thursday evening.
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Fred Ecusey
Harry Probst
Earl Kraft
Ray Kraft
Fred
Mrs
Hubert Simpson
Ed Davis
Henry Wilcox
Daisy
Clayton Wilcox
Berton Newby
Enmamet Newby
Ed Johnson
Milford
Charley Johnson
Faith Chapman
Rolfe
Ed Evans
Dickens
Lester Evans
Claude Hewitt
Charley Ditch
Estherville
Lyle Chapman
Spencer
Chapman
August Bendixen
M. Bedixen
Virgil Snider
Coral Blum
Hubert Bales
Carol Blum
Virgi
Ruthven
Daisy Visted
August Bendizen
Harry Mohr
Gerald Eldridge
Spencer Hospital
Fred Cook
Miss Witchen
Dave Woods
Max Putbreese
Raymond Hill
Earl Raft
Emmet Newby
M. Bendixon
Anna Peters
Henry Probst
Effie Christensen
Nick Probst
Arnold Christensen
Henry Probst Jr
Chris Strube
Lucile
Bobbie
Ted Munsterman
Malvin Christensen
Doris Darlene
Joyce Elaine
Christensen
Esther Probst
Henry Maas
Tommy Michaels
Klingbeil
Henry Wilcox Vis
Church Services and Programs Across Local Congregations
A compiled notice lists services for Un ion State Line Im manual Lutheran and other churches. English language services at 11 am, Sunday school at 10, Luther League at 7:30, with prayer meetings Thursday 7:30 and midweek activities. Conf irmation class Saturday 10 am. Evangelical Lutheran and German services at 10:45 am, Sunday school 10, TV Bible instruction Saturday afternoon, and Women’s Missionary Society morning service. Choir rehearsals Wednesday evening and C E meeting 6:30 pm. Continuous mentions of leadership by Lang Otis, Emory, and Gladys Olmstead with prayer at Wm Hansen’s home.
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Luther League
Birger Handeland
Andrew Anderson E
Maple Street
Ladies Aid
Union State Line
Bible School
Women’s Christian Missionary Society
C. E
Jesus Christ
Wm. Hansen
Gladys Olmstead
Local Visitors and Hospital Stay Noted in Spencer Area
Gunty News reports multiple social visits in Spencer and Estherville areas. Mr and Mrs Harry Mohr visited Gerald Eldridge in Spencer hospital. other callers include Miss Witch en, Mrs Fred Cook, Clayton Wilcox, Max Putbreese, Raymond Hill, Berton Newby, and numerous Probst and Christensen families with Sunday and weekday visits noted.
Sun Shadow at Adam's Peak Mirrors Buddhist Reverence
In the Hartz mountains of Germany a specter is paralleled by a Ceylonese belief. Each dawn hundreds climb Adam's Peak to glimpse the pyramidal shadow. The veil-like shadow grows larger toward the observer and is visible from Colombo, about 150 miles away, seen as the sun itself worshiping the sacred Buddha footprint.
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Brocken
Hartz Mountains
Germany
Ceylon
Adam's Peak
Colombo
Buddha
Pinel reforms care of the insane in Europe
An NBC article reflects on Philippe Pinel born in 1765 who freed the insane from chains and cruel treatments. He introduced warm baths, humane methods, and reforms at Bicetre and Galpetriere, shaping modern psychiatric care.
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Philippe Pinel
France
Europe
Galpetriere
Pinelenat
Claude
Bysela Magazine
Pieneerg
Medicine
Wallingford Lutheran Church Activities Summary
Peder Nordsletten oversees an afternoon English service at 2 30 PM. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 PM with hosts Mrs O Lundy and Mrs Jacob Amdahl. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 PM at Mrs Olina Nelson’s home. Choir rehearsal Friday at usual time. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 AM. A business meeting follows.
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Ladies Aid
O, Lundy
Jacob Amdahl
Olina Nelson
Iowa Legislative News Letter on Contests and Assembly Start
Contests for two House seats are examined this week with L. D. Teter and Paul Ostby defending or contesting seats in their counties. Senate organization shows Democrats gaining control as Arch McFarlane resigns and Matt Cooney presides. House aims for harmony but faces debate on liquor, tax plans, and primary rules. Iowa certified its presidential vote for Roosevelt and Garner despite questions about electors.
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House
L. D. Teter
Marign County
John W. Adair
Likewse
Paul Ostby
Dem
Worth County
Lewis Harvey
Garritt E. Roelofs
Sioux County
T. E. Moon Lyon
L. T. Shargle
Mahaska
Warren A. Caldwell
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
Senate
Matt D. Cooney
Dubuque
McFarlane
D. R. McCreery
Linn County
George E. Miller
Iowa
U.S
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Jack” Garner
Douglas Rogers
Manning
Lincoln items and social gathering noted at Odd Fellows hall
Mr and Mrs E Trees with son Marvin traveled to Sherburn Setuking for a day at the Trees home. A group of neighbors spent Friday evening at the Odd Fellow hall enjoying 500 and dancing. Everyone reported a good time. Mr and Mrs Raymond Olson and Albert Iverson visited Thor (incomplete text).
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Trees
Marvin
Sherburn Setuking
E. Trees
Odd Fellow Hall
Raymond Olson
Albert Iverson
Thor
Sunday Events Span Funerals Visits Across Local Homes
The report notes a Sunday funeral for Mrs. Ray Richards and her son Ger ald. Elvie Wicks and others attended a church or family gathering. Several local families hosted dinners and visits at homes including the Petersen, Trees, and Johnson households. Ranching and farming tasks were mentioned with tradesmen and sales observed nearby.
The Venetian Glass Industry and Murano Origins
Venice became a great glass center from the medieval era onward. After Constantinople fell in 1204, Venetians gained fresh inspiration. In 1201 glasswork moved to Murano where a guild protected secrets. By around 1436 colored glass rose to prominence and gilt ornamentation began in the following century.
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Venice
Constantinople
Murano
Beginning of Great Work in Acts Ninth Chapter
The text notes what is said to be the earliest Ladies' Aid society work in Acts Chapter Nine verses thirty to forty, describing Tabitha or Dorcas with saints and widows devoting time to helping distressed Christians, tending the sick and poor children, and making coats and garments.
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Tabitha
Dorcas
Woodyard Family Back From Nemaha Visit
Mr and Mrs W H Woodyard and Glen returned Sunday from visiting friends and relatives at Nemaha Minn Mr and Mrs John Groff were Saturday evening guests in the Bkattebo home at Walling Mr and Mrs Harry Schnell and sons were Sunday afternoon guests in the Pete Schmidt home Mr and Mrs John Dallman and sons John and Richard were Sun
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W. H. Woodyard
Glen
Nemaha
Minn
John Groff
Bkattebo
Walling
Harry Schnell and Sons
Pete Schmidt
John Dallman
John and
Richard
First Steamboat Experiment At Rock Creek Pond
A 1806 report alleges Robert Fulton conducted his initial steamboat trial on Rock Creek mill pond in Washington D C as guest of Joel Barlow the craftwork took place in a barn behind Barlow s house with local joiners and blacksmiths assisting
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Robert Fulton
Mill Pond
Rock Creek
Washington, D. C
Fulton
Joel Barlow
Community Guests Dine At Multiple Homes In Local Area
A social roundup lists numerous households hosting guests and dinners. Attendees include the Johnsson and Graff families, the Kamp, Schmidt, Schnell, Peters, and Anderson households, with celebrations for a fourth birthday and various afternoon and supper visits noted. One resident, Yvonne, returned home after a three week illness.
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Vindicator
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Kossuth County
George Washington
Trenton
Princeton
Washington
Morristown
Albany
Burgoyne
ST. Leger
Hown
Old Fox
Hudson
Colones St.leger
James W. Brooks
Jonme
Ment Vin TabEn
Wirt Genrean Howe
Howe
New Yoo
Ouila Delomia
Chesapeane Bay
JO Jeffreys Ford
Brandywine River
Germantown
Chew House
Crew House
Grevan
Connie Mack
Melius Buddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Immanuel Church
Palestine Church
Albert Thorson
C. J. Carlson
Christian Science Churches
Grace Episcopal Church
Doane Upjohn
Ephinay
Gene Patterson
Mrs. Lyle Alexander
Jess Powell
Brazil
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A
Immanuel Luth
Church Missouri Synod E
Emory & N
4Th &J
Otis Lang
First Christian Church
Gunty News
Terril
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Peder Nordsletten
Gose
Carla Jenmeen
Legislative News
Democrate
Byron Allen
Pocahontas County
Patterson
Kossuth
Ritchie
Buens Vista
Nelson
Story
Elthan
Worth
Coykendall
Page, County
Lincoln
Mickie
Toshio Mori
Ray Richards
Gerald and
Elvie Wicks
Ed Simpson
East
Archie Crabtree
John Petersen
Mr. Phelps
St. Paul
Gen Hickman
Burton Johnson
Partello
Mrs. L. E. Trees
E C. Trees
Mr. Trees
Oswald Lilland
Hans Clausen
Earl Sherman
Gue Dallman
Johnnson
Glen Martin
Fae Gen Athalemy Oe
Lungren
Lee Kamp
Sateen Pratay
John Graff
Dixon
M. Bender
Roy Simpson
Henry Kin
P. Klein
August Schnell
Helen
Harold
Arlene
Herma Peters
Harry Schnell
Chris Schmitters
Armstrong
H. M. Egertson
Nee Anderson
P. 8. Anderson
Pearl Anderson
Alvin
Ole Anderson
Aldynynn
Dorotha Frank
P. Schmidt
Yvonne Eeeeeean
Betty Crocker
Estherville’s Cooking School
Dad
John
Mary
Estherville Co-operative Creamery
Roosevelt Auditorium
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