Estherville Plans Sewer and Water Main Assessments
City council of Estherville Iowa has prepared a plat and schedule detailing proposed assessments for a six inch sanitary sewer and a four inch water main on East Walnut Street from North Ninth Street to the west line of Lot Six in Ridley's Second Addition. The notice sets a twenty day objection period and a February 1933 hearing at 2 00 PM to consider objections and adjust assessments before approval.
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Estherville
Iowa
North Ninth
East Walnut Street
Ridley
North Ninth Street
Walnut Street
R. O. Clark
Visiting Miss Nanthalie Spande and Friends
Miss Nanthalie Spande of Sioux Falls visits with friends. Mrs. Edward Hillman and son James Edward plan to return to Fort Dodge Sunday. Mr Hillman will drive from Fort Dodge after them.
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Nanthalie Spande
Sioux Falls
Edward Hillman
James Edward
Fort Dodge
Mr. Hillman
Social items recitals and gatherings in town
Mrs. George Robinson presents Miss Berna Hansen in a Roosevelt auditorium recital Thursday with Maurice Nathanson joining for a two piano duo. Mrs. Edward Hillman hosts a Fort Dodge bridge party. high score goes to Miss Mary Jeannette Rainey. Hi-Steppers host a dance at the Orleans hotel with Luchter's Milford orchestra, and East Noble Grand association members are entertained at Florence Nerby’s home with Five Hundred and refreshments.
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George Robinson
Berna Hansen
Roosevelt Auditorium
Maurice Nathanson
Miss Hansen
Edward Hillman
Fort Dodge
Marvin McShane
Mary Jeannette Rainey
Ima Sheldon
Hillman
Ethel Gustafson
Dorothy Time
Nanthalie Spande
Marjorie McShane
Orleans Hotel
Luchter
Milford
E. W. Kepler
Arnold Mouritsen
James White
John Lyman
J. L. Hoye
Florence Nerby
East Noble Grand Association
Crescent and local clubs host social gatherings
A sequence of social events fills a Crescent area weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Woodley entertaining guests for dinner, the Crescent Country Club planning an upcoming meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Vedder hosting a bridge night, and a shower honoring Mrs. Carl Nelson in Ringsted. An A B club luncheon and a garden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haines conclude the notes, detailing attendees and small gifts.
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N. A. Ellsworth
W. J. Tims
Carl Nelson
Ringsted
H. QO. Sillge
A. B. Club
Warren Pullen
Wm. McArdle
E. Sandrol
A. H. Davidson
Albert Barber
Sam Collins
Geo. Conley
Geo. Nichols
Florida
W. A. Haines
Haines
Leola Mulock
Dorothy Ball
Ethel Fouts
Beryn Hyler
Local Happenings Chronicle Weekend Visits and Illness
Kenneth Turner drove to Sioux City on business. Howard Espeset is ill at home with smallpox. Mrs. W. A. Heidke spent the weekend in Sioux Falls where Mr. Heidke is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mouritsen and children Dickie and Patsy Ruth visited Henry Miller’s in Fairmont.
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Kenneth Turner
Sioux City
Howard Espeset
Arnold Mouritsen
Dickie and
Patsy Ruth
Henry Miller
Fairmont
Italy’s Mussolini Era Reveals Housing and Farming Reforms
Reporter Frank Parker tours Italy by rail road car and air, praising Mussolini’s ten year impact. He notes near full employment, mass housing programs in Milan and Rome, new schools, parks, and urban renewal. Agriculture dominates with 55 percent rural living, extensive land reclamation and modern farms aided by private capital and the government.
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Milan
New York
Italy
Industrial and Financial Center
Rome
Italy builds self sufficient wheat and tobacco crops
Italy expands self sufficiency in durum and soft wheat and grows most of its own tobacco as Mussolini tightens a regimented economy. The government promotes honest business, replaces dishonest operators, and regulates industry through occupational guilds while granting freedom to earn profits. Rural and urban sectors receive strict oversight under the Battle of Grain. Local ads note farm sales and a rental house listing with terms and contact details.
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Italy
Muhholini
United States
America
Mussolini
Murdered at the Opera
The American Weekly presents Bertillon the French scientific detective detailing how he solved an almost perfect crime at the opera. The vivid tale, distributed with next Sunday’s Herald and Examiner, outlines methodical steps and keen observation in a dramatic investigative chronicle.
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Bertillion
Magasine
Herald
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