Creamery directs re elected asphyxiated note in unusual text
G Frank and Ed Ahrens were reelected directors of the Algona creamery? terms expired at the meeting. Ahreny 67 votes, Frank 66, Schmidt 29. Manager Frettem praised war effort while Ames dairy professor Rudnick stressed product quality. The article covers ten year growth, liabilities drop, patron payments, butter production and profits with figures and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frantk
Edn F. Ah Rens
Ahreny
Frank
Henry Schmidt
Mads Christensen
Algona Creamery
Iowa State Bra Creamery
Mason City
A. W. Rudnick
Dairy Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Palme Frettem
Lars Herem
Edw. F. Ahrens
Geo. Haar
Geo. Frank
Geo. Swanson
P. E. Frettem
The
Vindicator
Republican
Florida Climates Split Tourists and Citrus Fates
Editorial discusses Florida warm spell versus California cold impact on citrus and tourism. Notes Valencia oranges may ease growers’ losses as Winter Haven hosts ninth annual orange festival amid high temperatures and mixed exhibits. Weather across South Florida stays unusually hot, with no near-term cooldown forecast and effects on crops, fuel, and spring merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Winter Haven
Ringling
Nathan Mayo
Secretary of Agriculture of
Holland
Bartow
Wallace
Department of Agriculture of
Washington
South Florida
Tampa
W. W. Talbott
D. B. Givens
Red Cross appeals for clothing and funds in flood area
The American Red Cross issued a fresh appeal as flood damage in the Ohio and Mississippi basins grows. Emmet county trebled its quota to 162.50, with banks and the county treasurer collecting donations. Citizens are urged to donate clothing and money, with local officials coordinating pickups and dropoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mississippi
American Red Cross
Jas. Rainey
Red Cross
St. Louis
Emmet County
Iowa Trust and Savings
Emmet
Joe Hoye
Spirit Lake Seen Worthy Of New Post Office
Spirit Lake Hawarden and Ida Grove are named in a Treasury list of eligible projects for submission to the House Appropriations Committee as deserving for new post office buildings. Congressional pressure could alter the committee's action, which may approve the treasury list in full despite limited funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Hawarden
Ida Grove
Federal Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Advance Pictures of Flood at Grand Theatre
Manager Schrodt at the Grand theatre presents a new Pathe Newsreel devoted entirely to pictures of the Ohio and Mississippi river floods. The show will begin this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrodt
Grand Theatre
Pathe
Ohio
Mississippi
Relief work spending in Iowa under Emergency Acts 1935 36
John J Hughes Iowa state director notes 37 073 418 spent in Iowa for relief and work during 1935 36 based on a presidential report to Congress. Total Works program spending in Iowa from Apr 8 1935 to Dec 31 1936 reached 61 902 244 with 33 840 employed in the week ended Dec 12 1936. Major allocations covered highways public buildings housing and utilities and grants for direct relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hughes
Iowa
Mr. Hughes
United States
Congress
Works Program
Works Progress Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Emergency Council
Federal Building
Des Moines
Spelling Bee Here Mar 9
The county grade spelling contest will be held in Estherville on March 9 in the city hall with Miss Marie Sorum as county member and Johnson of Ringers chairing. Mrs T C Mann will pronounce the words. State contest is April 24 in Des Moines. second and third place winners go to Omaha April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Marie Sorum County Mipemberane
Sidenell
eJohnson
Ringers
T. C. Mann
Des Moines Register
Omaha
Marjorie Johnson
Armstrong
Janice Lilland
Emmet Consolidated
Alice Bendixon
Twelve Mile Lake District No. 3
V-R
Ben Parks Bound Over To Grand Jury After Raid
Ben Parks operator of Ye Olde Towne Tavern was bound over to the grand jury on four charges following a raid by state and federal agents. Charges include possession of intoxicating liquor on a class B permit premises maintaining a liquor nuisance keeping a gambling house and selling beer on Sunday. Bond set at 1500. Four slot machines and a large quantity of liquor confiscated. Also notes McKinley School PTA meets Monday at 8 pm with programPromoting Health in Home and School. Speakers Velma Thompson Lois Inman Genia Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Parks
Arnolds Park
Guy Hedrick
Ye Olde Towne
Virginia Bedell
McKinley School
Parent-Teachers Association of the
Velma Thompson
Lois Inman
Genia Gray
Frances Smith
Pioneer Gregory Juhl Dies After Stroke at 87
Emmet county mourns Gregory Juhl 87 a longtime Estherville pioneer after a paralytic stroke Saturday He farmed five miles northeast of the city for over 50 years Last rites set at the farm at 1 pm Friday and 2 pm at Presbyterian church Pallbearers are five sons John Thos Juhl Andrew Lewis Chris and Pete Sorgenfrie Survived by five sons 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Born January 9 1850 in Denmark he came to the United States with his family and settled in Emmet county in 1886 with his wife Dorothy Thompson who died in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Gregory Juhl
Estherville
Mr. Juhl
Presbyterian Church
Claude Fausnaugh
East Side
John
Thos. Juhl
Andrew Juhl
Rochester
Mich
Lewis Juhl
Crookston
Minn
Denmark
Reaghg
Misa Dorothy Thompson
Emmet
Eric
Ringsted Firms to Hold Open House Friday
Ringsted co operatives plan an open house for Friday evening February fifth. Charles E Finley president of Iowa State College Ames will be the principal speaker. The creamery Farmers Grain andProduct Company Farm Bureau Oil company and the Shipping association organize the event. Committees include N G Christiansen chair N H Peterson secretary John A Andreasen advertising and refreshments by John Schultz C L Weisbrad Joe Oakes C E Christensen Emil Andreasen and Richard Fredricksen. An oyster stew and lunch will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Ames
Ringsted Creamery
Farmers Grain and Product Company
Farm Bureau Oil Company
The
Shipping Association
N. G. Christiansen
N.H. Peterson
John A. Andreasen
John Schultz
C. L. Weisbrad
Joe Oakes
C. E. Christensen
Emil Andreasen
Richard Fredricksen
V-R
Sioux City Doctor Becomes Iowa Secretary of State
Dr. Robert E. O'Brian of Sioux City yesterday assumed Iowa secretary of state duties after Gov. Kragchel appointed him to succeed the late Mrs. Miller. O'Brian, former Morning Side College president, said he would honor Mrs. Miller's written request to move the highway patrol from the secretary of state's office and would propose a few other changes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. E. O'Brian
Sioux City
Robert E. O’brian
Iowa
Nelson G. Kragchel
Mrg
Alex Miller
O'Brian
Morningside College
O’brian
Secretary of State
Terril Native Drowns in Arizona Auto Tragedy
Miss Myrna Halderman, 29, a former Terril resident and sister of Mrs. Orville Robinson, died when the automobile she rode in slid into an open irrigation ditch near Milford during a Phoenix, Arizona accident on Sydney night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terril
Phoenix
Ariz
Myrna Halderman
Orville Robinson
Milford
Sybney
Miss Halderman
Territ Pix
Warm Weather Remembrance and Hope for Cold Relief
The passage notes a period of four weeks of warm weather and expresses a wish that people will remember it if temperatures ever drop again. It also hopes for relief to agriculture, implying concerns about farming affected by the warmth and upcoming cold.
Golden wedding anniversary at home on North Sixth Street
Mr and Mrs Fred Sternberg observed their golden wedding anniversary at their Emmet county home on North Sixth Street yesterday with their children Richard Spirit Lake Albert Huntington Fred Jr Mrs Van Valkenberg Mrs Max Finch Estherville Mrs Geo Weible Rolfe present among family relatives and close friends only courtesy cut by Sioux City Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sternberg
Emmet County
North Sixth Street
Richard
Spirit Lake
Albert
Huntington
Fred Jo
van Valkenberg
Max Finch
Estherville
Geo. Weible
Rolfe
Sioux City Journal
Court Rules County Must Pay Mrs Jones Medical Bill
Judge George Heald in Emmet county district court ruled the county must cover Mrs Harry Jones medical expenses and transport to University hospital at Iowa City. The board had refused, claiming Jones earned enough to pay. The decision marks a first in the county's history for such a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heald
Emmet County
Harry Jones
Arry
Jessie
University Hospital
Towa City
Board of Supervisors
Jones
Towa
Emmet
Heald
Auto Still Running In Garage Death of Estherville Businessman
Hang H. Sconberg a 61 year old Estherville business leader died from asphyxiation after presumably auto exhaust filled the connected garage. He was found by his daughter Mrs Donald Hansen with a wet sponge in hand, shortly after 5:30 p m following two Woman's Club meetings. Funeral set Sunday at 2 p m at home and Estherville Lutheran church. Survived by widow Lettie Hagen two children Dawes and Mrs Donald Hansen and two sisters Mrs Alva McFarland and Mrs Hilda Willey of Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang H. Sconberg
Esthervile
Sconberg
Donald Hansen
Woman's Club
Ife
Dawes
Estherville Lutheran Church
L. A. Mathea
T Wil
Maklum and Anderson ‘ Firm
Hans H. Sconberg
Sacred Heart
Minn
Estherville
Fred Kilgore
Sconberg and Kilgore
Lettie Hagen
Alva McFarland
Hilda Willey
Seattle
Wash
Jack Creek Home Makers Group Holds Regular Meeting
The Jack Creek Home Makers group met at Mrs. John Bosold’s home for training on garment fit and style. Fourteen patterns were cut for upcoming meetings. Mrs. K. Randa was elected township chairman, succeeding Mrs. Joe Oakes Jr., recently named county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Creek Home Makers Group
John Bosold
K. Randa
Joe Oakes Jr
Fish and Game Crew Chips Ice on Two Lakes
Snow and cold fail to slow conservation work in Dickinson county as crews install oxygen pumps and cut channels through the ice on Gar and Swan lakes to maintain water oxygen and protect fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Lower Gar
Swan Lakes
LeMars flood relief benefit film at March Bros theater
LeMars Iowa tonight hosts a flood relief benefit at the March Bros theater. Raymond Hasselo says the theater provides the show at no charge aside from film rental with no admission fee and a free will offering to the Red Cross. LeMars is said to be the first town to use this funding method. Dr. J P Clark plans to return home next week from a California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemars
March Bros
Raymond Hasselo
Red Cross
J. P. Clark
California
Dr. Clark
Estherville
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H. Sconberg
Creamery
G. Frank
Ed Ahrens
A. C. Christensen
Minnepolis
Christensen
G. A. Nichols
Babson Park
Iowa Lake
Fla
Bryan M
Coast Guard
Indiana Street
United States Coast Guard
Hazelton
Indiana
White River
Mit
GC. C. Fleming
Chelan
Townsend
G. Juhl
Pioneer
Ringsted Firms
Fred Sternborg, Sr
H. Jones
Geo. Heald
F. B. Yule
Estherville Township
Margarette Pfeil
A. HL. Shultz
LaRue Wiseman
John Greig
George Pullen
Chas, Logan
D. S. Knudsen
Jay Dunham
George Lyman
William McArdle
R. K. Blazer
Wes Dunham
Con Alt
M. E. Wilson
Roy Ridley
Vance Noe
M. N. Wolding
Charles Lewis
Geo. Lyman
DD. A. R
Dan Howard
Woodley ‘Hatchery
Lemars Theater
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