The People of Iowa Face Debt and Self Reliance
Edson R. Waite of Shawnee argues for fair loan practice and protection for lenders, warning that capital will flee if government overreach continues. He compares anti capital sentiment to past railroad hostility and urges pursuit of self reliance and prosperity without heavy government aid. He critiques investigation zeal over a child’s pool death and laments Estherville taxes, cost of living for the elderly, and rising school and county taxes. He also questions corn as fuel and its cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tin Horn
Congress
Council
Coro Nner
Advertising and Armistice Reflections Echo in Riverside Plans
The piece reflects on postwar armistice consequences and social commentary. It notes a future dedication of a Riverside park band shell and laments reliance on auto travel. It praises newspaper advertising's community value and cites James Hammond on advertising’s cultural role and honesty. A nod to the mosquito season ends with a quip about selling cellophane salts in nudist colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Y .R . James Hammond
Memphis
Porthy
Dsoney
Mystery of Meyerling Solved at Last
A historic mystery fact emerges as The American Weekly magazine features a piece in the Chicago Herald and Examiner Sunday edition. The article highlights new findings about Meyerling with details aimed at readers curious about royal history and enigmatic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyerling
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Pioneering Jacob Snyder Dies. Services Held
From the Vindicator and Republican July 8 1914 Jacob Snyder pioneer died July and services were held Wednesday at his home He was survived by three daughters and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindicator
Republican
Jacob Snyder
Openings and visits brighten summer circuit
Geo Perkins spending the summer at the lake visited Estherville Monday. Joz McDonald of Pocahontas and Mrs McDonald spent Sunday with Roy French. Mrs M H Schloeman left for Minneapolis for a relatives visit. Mr and Mrs John Smith visiting relatives in Osage and New Hampton. Mrs Delbert Beauman visiting Blue Earth Minnesota with her parents. Beauman to bring her back. Mrs Jas Rainey returned from Cedar Rapids with nephews Harlan Rainy and Bess Ralston. Throops left for Goddard Ontario after visiting Mrs W G Gordon. planning further trip to visit Throop kin in Chicago and Goddard.
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Myrle Robinson
Algona
George Patterson
G. H. Williams
Waterloo
Town
Will O'Neill
Iowa Falls
Harry Cockburn
California
Joz McDonald
Pocahontas
Roy French
John Smith
Osage
New Hampton
Delbert Beauman
Blue Earth, Minn
Jas. Rainey
Cedar Rapids
Harlan Ral- Rainy
Bess Ralston
Ston
Robert Ratner
Chas. Throop
Chicago
Minnesota
Charles Lewis
Qle Lilland
Hargilton
Story County
Blue Earth
Minn
Lewis
Bank Deposit and Asset Ledger Fragment
A partial financial ledger lists items such as cash and due from banks, different deposit classes, capital stock, surplus, and various real estate and asset categories. Figures shown include 80,000.00 and 172,341.86 among other balances, with several labeled units and placeholders.
Summer social notes from Estherville and Ames region
Mrs John Sandren spends summer at lakeside Estherville attending White Shrine picnic. Mrs Clarence Ford visits Ames with her parents and her father A W Colet accompanies her home for visit. Miss Leila Sconberg begins Story Book art camp week two on West Okoboji. Merrill Oransky and Mrs M H Cohen of Des Moines visit Mrs Herman Oransky. Attorney Oransky returns to Des Moines. Mrs Cohen extends stay.
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John Sandren
the Lakes Way
Estherville
White Shrine
Clarence Ford
Ames
A. W. Colet
Leila Sconberg
West Okoboji
Rrill Oransky
M. H. Cohen
Dog Moines
Herman Oransky
Attorney Oransky
D's Moines
Unknown God Focused Sermon Across Christ, Scientist Churches
Sunday July 15 service centers on God as the Unknown God described in Acts 17 and in Science and Health. The Golden Text from Revelation 7:12 highlights blessings and praise to God forever, with readings from the Bible and Eddy on spiritual sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Paul
Mars’ Hill
Athens
Athena
V R Wallingford Lutheran Church Notice
Peder Nordaletten, pastor, reports due to fresh paint there will be no Sunday school next Sunday. Ladis Aid meeting moved from July 12 to July 19 hosted by Mrs L Rustad, Mrs C F Walden, Miss Emma Refeell and Miss Lena Gunderson. Afternoon service at Rivside church at 2 30 in Norwegian. Young People's meeting Sunday night at 8. Confirmation class for children meets Saturday at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladis Aid
Ladies Aid
L. Rustad
C. F. Walden
Emma Refeell
Lena Gunderson
Riv Side
Immanuel Church Weekly Meeting and Sunday Schedule
Prayer meeting set for next Monday night at the H Egertson home. Immanuel Church reports no Sunday school next Sunday morning. The Confirmants meet Friday and then the following Tuesday at 9 30 a m. The Light Bearers Mission Society gathers Friday evening at the church with refreshments by Mrs Edw Iverson and Mrs Syl Vester Berge. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday July 188th with the men hosting. Palestine Church holds Sunday School at 10 and a 11 o clock service with Lord's Supper in English. Dorcas Society to meet at Albert Thorson home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Egertson
Immanuel Church
Light Bearers Mission Society
Edw. Iverson
Syl- Vester Berge
Ladies Aid
Nex
Palestine Church
Dorcas Society
Albert Thorson
Informal wedding ties two families in California
Saturday, June 30 in Inglewood, Miss Eileen Lawrence wed Raymond Cooper in a simple home ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple, both Inglewood High School graduates and nursing graduate, will live in Altadena. Rev. Dr. Edward Campbell officiated. Eileen is from Estherville originally.
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Inglewood
Calif
Eileen Lawrence
Hugh B. Lawrence
Raymond Cooper
East Tamarack Avenue
Edward Campbell
Sne
Cooper
Altadena
Ingl Wood High School
Good Samaritan Hospital
Estherville
Campbell
Presbyterian Church
The Prophet Nathan and Elijah Defy Powerful Kings
A sermon recounts how Nathan confronted King David with the parable of the lamb and declared Thou art the man. It also presents Elijah challenging Ahab and the prophets of Baal, ending with the Lord consuming the sacrifice and the people's proclamation that the Lord, he is the God.
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Nathan
David
Uriah
Davis
Lord
Davi
Elijah
Tishbite
Try
Baal
Jezbel
Haven
Local Couple United In Lutheran Ceremony
Irene Swanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gorge Swanson and Glen Burkart were married Sunday at 9 AM in the Lutheran parsonage with Rev Mathie officiating. The bride wore a yellow silk suit and white accessories with a bouquet of white soapdragons, attended by Dorothy Yule in a blue silk suit. Best man was Willard Rucker. A wedding breakfast followed at the Swanson home. After a short trip they will reside on East Lincoln street. East band of the Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM in church parlors with Mesdames Martin Williams Williams and La Mack heading the committee.
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Irene Swanson
Gorge Swanson
Glen Burkart
Charles Burkart
Rrv
Mathie
Dorothy Yule
Willard Rucker
Ralph's Cafe
East
Lincoln Street
The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Mesdames Marie Martin
Walter Williams
Bird Williams
Edith la Mack
Land transfers and auctions listed in county deeds
A string of 1930s deed transfers and land descriptions appears, naming Adeline M Skilton and others, David E Myers co-trustees, Winterstin Will Austin, Adel Sewell, Frank Barnes, Ray Verbrugge, Charley Bergeson, John Horswell, and the Palmer family, with WD or QCD notes and land parcels in East Bemis, Es terville, and cemetery strip deeds. A closing line quotes a Wall Street remark criticizing stock market costs versus what is charged.
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Skilton
Adeline M
David
Myers Co al
Winterstin
Will Austin & Wi
Adel Sewell
E. Bemis
Estherville
Barnes, Frank & Wif
Ray Verbrugge
Bergeson
Charley
John Horswell
Palmer
Enforcement of game laws by the Fish and Game dept
The Fish and Game Commission urges fair enforcement of game laws amid rising arrests. Deputies should use common sense in handling violations, treating inadvertent offenders differently from repeat lawbreakers, and applying the oath of public service to all, regardless of status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
How Much Game Do Hunters Kill In A Season
Report attempts to estimate the volume of game killed by hunters during a single season. It discusses the scale of hunting activity and the total units of game recorded, highlighting the rough magnitude of harvest and the factors influencing counts.
Phatis Tires Double Guarantee Offer at Gamble Stores
Gamble Stores backs Phatis Tires with a six ply tire offering an 18 month road hazard guarantee excluding puncture fire and theft and a lifetime defect in material and workmanship guarantee plus a four ply tire with a 12 month guarantee and the promise of lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phatis
Gamble
Wisconsin 1933 hunting totals reveal vast game kill
The Wisconsin Conservation Department reports 1933 totals from 200,000 licensed hunters amounting to 5,672,308 game. Cottontail rabbits lead with 2,338,300 killed, many on private land without licenses or reports. Snowshoe rabbits second with 506,725. jackrabbits 18,207. ruffed grouse 18,410. prairie chicken and sharptailed grouse 140,091. ducks 154,915. pheasants 10,171. quail unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Indian workers transplant 596 game animals in Alaska
Alaska laborers including natives and Eskimos captured and transplanted 596 animals to depleted parts of the Territory. Snowshoe hares dominated the release with 558 on Kodiak Island, nine deer on Kodiak and twelve on Yakutat Bay small islands, ten martens on Prince of Wales and seven on Baranof Island. The project, funded by federal relief programs and Alaska Game Commission led, aims to boost native livelihoods and game recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forem
M:n
Kodiak Island
Mount Katmai
Kodiak
Yakutat Bay
Prince of Wales Island
Baranof Island
Civil Works Administrattion
Alaska Game Commission
Governmet of
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Sorrows
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our recent sorrow.
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Llerka
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John Alt
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A. .F. Lough
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Herman Graaf
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J. H. Riley
Charles Dayton
Templar Park
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W. M
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Tyler
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M. H. Schloeman
Minneapolis
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Towa
Emmet
TOTAL
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State OF Iowa
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L. J. Bennett
F. G. Parsons
G. Parsons
L. J. Benmithena G
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Fred J. Ehlers H
Sqonberg
Ware
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Peder Nordaletten
Dorothy Green
Red Oak
Esteerville
Ottertail
Creascent Country Club
Crescent Country Club
Henry Olson
A. O. Peterson
Miss Luci
Minneapoli
Aew
Arthur Peterson
Ellen Mueller
Dunnell
Coleman Hospital
Lewis Berg
Fred Sternberg
Klipper Klub
Robert Cox
Geraldine Buckley
Irene Koch
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Arnold Anderson
Sheltr
Fort Defiance
Edna Wilcox
Jefferson
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Bank
Lorene Koster
Fern Carlson
Wall Street
Asktes
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Paraguay
Frank Otto
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Estherville, Iowa
Dr. Jones & Mann Osteopathic Physicians
L. W. Loving, M .D
State Bank
A. I. Reed
Nan
Ringsted, Iowa
E. E. Lashbrook
M. D
Jay Johnston
Rhode
Lincoln and
Fifth Street
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