Washington winter chills and public works debate
Washington endures deep cold as snow blankets the capital and reflects on the Senate World Court debate. Congress advances a vast public works relief bill approving nearly 4.88 billion dollars to fund jobs, with strong hopes for rapid implementation and broad presidential oversight.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
House
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley Committee
Public Works Administration
or_der
Ringsted Creamery Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Ringsted Cooper ative creamery held its annual meeting at the Ringsted opera house with 110 members attending a fine dinner at 1:00. J. D. Brunner of Jefferson spoke, and Mr. Wester of Wesley gave a talk. Officers elected: Martin Petersen president, John Schultz vice president, C. E. Christen sen secretary. directors Clear ence Weisbrod, John Schultz, Alfred Jensen.
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Ringsted
Ringsted Cooperative Creamery
Ringsted Opera House
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. D. Brunner
Jefferson
Ames
Wester
Wesley
Martin Petersen
John Schultz
C. E. Christensen
Daniel Sorensen
Clearence Weisbrod
Alfred Jensen
Danil Sorensen
Directions for Iowa state income tax filing outline
Time draws near for the payment of both federal and state income taxes. W E Rogers, state tax department representative, summarizes the 1934 law with who must file and definitions of gross and net income. The outline covers thresholds for individuals and fiduciaries, filing rules, and exclusions such as life insurance proceeds and certain government interest.
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W. E. Rogers
Ipeerttative
State Tax Department
State of
Iowa
Marrie Ench
United States
Griffen Hearing Frn Delayed Execution Date Set
Governor Clyde Herring discussed a new hearing for Elmer Brewer of Waterloo and Patrick Griffin of Graettinger, both under death sentences for Deputy William Dillworth's 1932 slaying. The men, who were to hang January 26, 1934, requested appeals, and a Friday hearing could allow Governor Herring to set a new execution date.
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Clyde
Herring
Will
Akaa
Elmer Brewer
Waterloo
Patrick ‘Giffen
Graettinger
Stykiff
William Dillworth
Dillworth
Brewer
Griffin
Supreme Court
Closing out sales near Armstrong Estherville and area
Multiple closing out sales announced for February varying locations near Armstrong Estherville Halfa and surrounding rural areas. Listings include livestock horses cattle hogs and machinery with auctioneers Kinderknecht Hangon Burns Burns and Grodland Foshier and others and bank clerks noted for each sale.
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Mary Dundas
Armstrong
Poland
Flrst Trust and Savings Bank of
Rinder
Knecht & Hangon
Rockne Bros
Estherville
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Burns
Kinderknecht & Hanton
Clayton Houseman
A. E. Bervan
Town Trust and Savings Bank
Foshier
Motors Put to Work to Oxygenate Tuttle Lake Fish
The state fish and game commission sent two outboard motors from Lansing to Tuttle Lake to oxygenate the water under the ice and prevent fish smothering. Ernest L. Johnson of Armstrong oversees the project, with local sportsmen contributing two additional motors.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Lansing
Tuttle Lake
Ernest L. Johnson
Armstrong
Fragmented legal notice fragment continues on page two
Incomplete OCR fragment reads as a movement of funds or distributable assets to a person, with continuation indicated on page two. No clear names, dates, or governing body details are legible enough to identify parties or actions.
Kosciusko? Kossuth County Relief Fund Action
Kossuth County supervisors act on relief fund and raise charges for aid. The board discriminated between needy families but exempts automobile owners if the car is essential to the man’s work. The policy affects pool, auto, liquor permits, radios, and telephones among relief eligibility.
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Kossuth County Supervisors Act ON
Koseat County
Board of Supervisors
Identity of Bandit Found in Frost Bank Robbery Case
Carl Marsan assistant cashier Frost Minnesota bank identified Marion Jensen Denver steel salesman as man who held up Frost State bank in September. Jensen linked to Standard 1 station robbery on Sept 13 and other crimes including an Algona oil station theft and a Buffalo Center car theft. He previously robbed Harrison Nebraska bank and died after shot while fleeing. Jensen son of Jens P. Jensen Pipestone Minnesota. wife in Denver doubted death until body seen. Local robbery at 5:30 with Melvin Whitish present. Perry Marana cousin of Mrs Hemmingson identified Jensen from photo.
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Carl Marsan
Frost, Minn Bank
Marion Jensen
Denver Steel Company
Frost State Bank
Algona
Buffalo Center
Jensen
Frost
Estherville
Harrison
Nebr
Jens P. Jensen
Pipestone
Minn
Denver
Standard
Melvin Whitish
Whitish
Marana
John Hemmingson
Ole Lee
Regular Monthly Meeting of Emmet County Farm Union
The Emmet County Farm Union holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening February 1 at city hall starting at eight. Important matters will be discussed and the Four Mile Lake local will provide the entertainment. A covered dish lunch will close the evening.
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Emmet County Farmess Union
Four Mile Lake
Jensen returns from Des Moines grain dealers' meet
H. N. Jensen comes back tomorrow after attending a grain dealers' convention in Des Moines since Tuesday.
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H. N. Jensen
Des Moines
Bird Study Club to Meet at Public Library Rest Room
The Batherville Bird Study Club will hold a meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the rest room under the public library. This first meeting in months features B. O. Walden as president and Elizabeth Colt as vice president. Walden is renowned as a leading naturalist in the region and widely recognized for bird knowledge.
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Batherville Bird Study Club
B. O. Wolden
Elizabeth Colt
Walden
Grieses Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Dolliver
Mr and Mrs Hiram Griese longtime Dolliver residents celebrated their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a Friday evening gathering at Odd Fellows hall January 25 A150 guests enjoyed cards dancing and entertainment Relatives from Estherville and Huntington attended and gifts of a silver purse were presented The event was noted as one of the winter seasons outstanding social functions.
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Herriett
Arnold Hagebeck
Betty
Romaine
Estherville
Huntington
T Re
Woodley's Hatchery Installs Buckeye Incubator
Don Woodley installed a Buckeye incubator at his hatchery with a 12,000 capacity and plans a first hatch on February 9. He already operates three up to date incubators with a total 45,000 chick capacity.
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Don Woodley
Woodley
Gala Roosevelt Birthday Ball Draws 200 Attendees
The Roosevelt Birthday bell event at Danceland drew about 200 attendees with Mayor M. K. Whelan leading the grand march. Proceeds, estimated at 208.25, will fund local needs and infantile paralysis research, with 70 percent for local use and 30 percent for the research fund.
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Danceland
Leroy Miller
M. K. Whelan
Frank Robinson
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
United States
Trwin Story
W. E. Deming
G. K._Allen
Deemer Lee
Henry Hower
F. J. Kennedy
Wilbur Thorndyke
Irwin Nichols
Jay Howard
Dan Howard
Alex Johnston
Leo Sanders
Zelda Logue
Cerl Moser
Cecil Oulman
John Weir
H. H. Drey
Gruver Declamatory Contest Highlights Local Talent
Gruver hosted a home declamatory contest with poetic, dramatic and humorous selections. Competitors included Joe Origer, Robert Calhan, Robert Irwin, Kenneth Goldgberry, Leah Martin, Dorotha Ball, Alta Thorsland, Viv fan Juhl, Imogene Origer, Emmet Ann Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, Loretta Kirlin, Marlys Bush, Trilla Whitacre. Judges were Supt. W A Ortmeyer Rose Mary Black and Mrs Dolan.
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Gruver
America
Joe Origer
Robert Calhan
Robert Irwin
Kenneth Goldgberry
Girls’ Glee Club
Leah Martin
Dorotha Ball
Alta Thorsland
Viv_ fan Juhl
Imogene Origer
Bells of the Sern
Boys’ Glee Club
Biff Perkins
Emmet Ann Anderson
Evelyn Anderson
Evelyn Anderson; “Ma At the Basketball Game,” Loretta Kirlin
General Warm Spell Welcomed in Local Area
After a severe cold snap, a general rise in temperature and sunshine bring balmy, springlike conditions. Snow and ice begin to melt but sidewalks remain uncleared. Friday forecast calls for partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. County clerk I C Nichols and family moved into their new home on South Fourth Avenue.
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I. C. Nichols
South Fourth Avenue
Best Athlete at 40 Toronto
Harold Webster, a 40 year old Canadian marathon runner and writer, was voted Canada's outstanding athlete of 1934 by a nationwide poll of sport writers during the British Empire games era.
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Toronto
Harold Webster
Canada
Judge Fines Wigdahl Fifty Dollars In Iowa Case
In Emmet county court Judge F. C. Davidson fines Ted Wigdahl fifty dollars plus costs after his Nov seventeenth 1934 arrest for driving a Model T while intoxicated. The session includes divorce case Ben Canon versus Irene Canon and jury actions on cases including Snyder v Highway Commission and Lowman forged instrument claim. Next week jurors hear multiple appeals and writs of attachment.
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Emmet County Court House
F. C. Davidson
Ben Canon
Armstrong
Irene
Pittsburg
Ted Wigdal
Fletcher C. Snyder
Towa State Highway Commission
State of Iowa
M. M. Lowman
West Moves Family to Glidden for New Light Plant Work
Mr West Sr of West of Glidden visits Estherville to transfer household goods and relocate his family to Glidden. He becomes manager of the new municipal light plant there, starting duties at the year’s beginning. He finds the job engaging though busy with moving details from the old plant.
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Sr] West
Glidden
Estherville
Mr. West
71 Have Purchased Dog Licenses
County auditor Gladys Bringle reports only 71 dog licenses sold so far. Licenses become delinquent April 1 with a one dollar penalty. Fees are one dollar for male dogs and three dollars for females.
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Gladys Bringle
Investors Syndicate Manager Attends New Orleans Convention
O J Spande manager of the local Investors Syndicate left Wednesday night for New Orleans to attend a regional convention. Meetings run from Monday Feb 4 through Thursday. Mrs Mark Dolan traveled to Gruver to judge a declamatory contest last night.
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O. J. Spande
Investors Syndicate
New Orleans
Mark Dolan
Gru_ver
Herem and Frank Stay In Office
The Estherville cooperative creamery annual meeting at the Orlean y hotel left the board intact with Lars Herum as president and George Frank as treasurer. Despite hardship nationwide, 1934 gross sales were just under 1933, with 547,322 pounds butter produced and $126,694.73 paid for raw materials, all profits reinvested for producer ownership. Directors re elected: Herum 56 votes, Frank 41. Willis Baker 21, Darling 20.
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Estherville Co.operative Creamery
Or.leany Hotels
J. W. Morse
United States
A. C. Christensen
Minneapolis
Iowa
Minnesota
O. C. Bogle
Congress
I. H. Willey
Iowa State Branch Creameries
Mason City
Lars Herum
George Frank
Edw. F. Ahrens
Geo. Haar
Geo. Swanson
Herum
Frank
Willis Baker
J. D. Darling
Cornell Oleson
Sever Munson
I. J. Robinson
Dickens Classic David Copperfield Heads to Screen at Grand
After more than a year of work the film David Copperfield comes to Grand theatre for Sunday Monday and Tuesday showings as a gold medal picture. The adaptation stays faithful to Dickens with a stellar cast including Frank Lawton Freddie Bartholomew and W C Fields among others while Miss Anna Heaton returns to Grover school after a week-long foot infection confinement.
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David Copperfield
Grand Theatre
Charles Dickens
Dickens
W. C. Fields
Mr. Camber
Frank Lawton
Little Freddie Bartholomew
Barrymore
Madge Evans
Maureen O'Sullivan
Edna May Oliver
Lewis Stone
Elizabeth Allan
Roland Young
Basil Rath_bone
Elsa Lanchester
Jean Cadell
Jessie Ralph
Lennox Pawle
Herbert Mundin
Anna Heaton
Grover School
Estherville
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Washington, D. C
Dole
White House
National Resources Board
Ringsted Creamery Election
Martin Peterson
Weisbrod
John Schults
A. Jensen
Mister Ground Hog
A. B. Chapin
Qbass
Baor
Piciard
Griffen
Clyde Herring
Frost, Minn
Farm Union
Bird Study
Hiram Grieses
Woodley’s
Wanda
Mayer
High Low
Onneae
Beeen
Wigdahl
Herem
Attorney Morse
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