Forests and resources urge conservation in America
The article urges urgent conservation of forests and natural resources, arguing that forests sustain industry recreation and wildlife. It emphasizes a balanced approach to preserve soil water and timber for present needs and future generations, noting the intertwined value of mind and body. It cites James H. Lee on conservation from the Iowa Conservation Association.
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The
American. Forestry Magazine
America
James H. Lee
Iowa Conservation Association
Various visits and events around Lake Fremont and area
Mr and Mrs C Cross and others visit Green and Boone counties Iowa. Huntington Ladies Aid met June 13 with a large Huntington Dunnell crowd and lunch at 430. A baby boy born to Bert and wife June 12. Families share meals and visits across Cloverdale Carroll Estherville Boone Dunnell and Ceylon. Open air services planned and alumni banquet set for Esther ville June 19.
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C. Cross
Everett Cross
Green
Boone
Iowa
Huntington Ladies Aid
Everett Logue
Huntington
Dunnell
Bert Schultz
Babe
H. W. Woods
Arthur Woods
Norman
Cloverdale Farm
Blagg
Estherville
A. J. Peterson
Quilmyer
Ed .Brinkman
Illinois
Milton Larson
F. A. Silcox
Elsie
Myrtle Stade
Alice Burgher
Carrol
Frad Sharar
Dunnell M. E
J. ©. Hansen
Archie Gardner
Ceylon
Carl Nutt
Morton
Herman Stade
Gardner
Wisconsin
M. H.silcox
Will Walker
Austin
Weather outlook for June 18 to 23
The U S Weather Bureau in Washington D C reports upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys will see considerable cloudiness with occasional showers. The first half of the week will be warm, with a cooler second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington,d.c
Mississippie
Missouri
City Host To Homecoming Visitors
The city hosts a two day homecoming celebration with a large parade, free attractions, park entertainments, dancing pavilion, and a packed nightly program. Events include band concerts, acrobats, aerial acts, boxing, baseball games, dances, speeches, fireworks, and numerous concessions drawing a record crowd.
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Aulger Bros
Grand Opening of Arnold's Park Roof Garden
Proprietor Mr Peck announces in a Vindicator and Republican ad the grand opening of Arnold's Park roof garden with a pavilion dance venue touted as the largest in the United States at 100 by 165 feet Music by Al Gabel's Entertainers, described as top notch in the region. Dances planned every evening through the season.
Akre Honored at St Paul Lutheran Conference
Rev J J Akre formerly pastor of the Estherville Norwegian Lutheran Church and now based in Winnipeg was elected president of the Canadian Lutheran district spanning nearly all Canada. He resigns from Winnipeg church to take up duties in his new field. The honor came as welcomed news to many local friends. Miss Esther Hinshaw returned Sunday from a two week vacation trip through the west and parts of Iowa.
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St. Paul
J. J. Akre
Winnipeg
Canada
Estherville
Akre
Esther. Hinshaw
West
Iowa
Mrs Knudsen of Kingsted Dies After Stroke
Mrs Peter Knudsen died at Algona hospital after a two week injury from an auto accident and a later stroke. She had been recovering from a compound ankle fracture and was hospitalized when a paralysis stroke ended her life. Funeral details not learned at press time. Ringsted Dispatch reports.
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Peter Knudsen
Algona Hospital
Ringsted Dispatch
District Poultry Culling School at Emmetsburg
The agricultural college will hold several district poultry culling schools this year, not just one at Ames. The two day program on June 27 and 28 will use trap nested birds, cover poultry diseases and diagnosis, and address various poultry problems. The cost is about $5 per participant.
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Emmetsburg
Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa Lake Two Has Big Meeting At Farm Bureau Event
The Live Link Club of Center Chain presented a program at the Iowa Lake Farm Bureau meeting including quartet, solos, readings, and a playset. The audience praised the excellent program held in the new pavilion at Iowa Lake park, a venue suited for large crowds. At the next meeting the Iowa Lake Farm Bureau and the Live Links will jointly present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Lake Two
Live Link Club
Iowa Lake Township
Emmet Township Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Strong Turnout
Jorgen Andersen spoke on Is the Farm Bureau Worth the Five Dollars detailing county state and national Farm Bureau accomplishments and butterfat marketing through the creamery and a cooperative egg market. Ellsworth poultry club staged a well done demonstration while The Willing Workers sang several songs and lunch followed in Domestic Science. Next Emmet gathering will be on the west side of the river. Estherville Township Meets With Wassman's Farm Bureau event at Fred Wassman's was well attended with duets solos and a Robb paper. Four reels of movies were shown and ice cream and cake served. Next meeting set for J W Pannell's.
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Emmet Township
Jorgen Andersen
Farm Bureau
Ellsworth Township
Poultry Club
Garment Club
Emmet
Domesic Science Room
Estherville Township
Wassman
the Farm Bureau
Fred Wassman
Mr. Wassman
Ethel Pannell
Robb
J. W. Pannell
Merry Makers and Girls' Clothing Club Meet in June
The Merry Makers met the Girls Clothing Club at Olen Anderson's home on Tuesday June 6. The meeting was called to order by the president and the minutes of the previous meeting were read. Six new members joined, bringing total membership to twenty three. Lunch followed the business session. The next meeting will be at Mildred Osher's home on Tuesday June 19.
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Merry Makers
Girls’ Clothing Club
Olen Anderson
Mildred Osher
Estherville Declares No Klan Group Active Here
The Vindicator and Republican report no Ku Klux Klan presence in Estherville or Emmet County. Mailings claiming Klan backing are frauds, per telegrams from A E Brown of Des Moines and Garner Klan head. Officials say threats by hidden hands are scare tactics and criminal.
Homecoming Parade Consent Sought From State Office
Western Union telegram from Estherville Iowa reports that the Ku Klux Klan has requested permission to participate in the homecoming parade. The period request is not from the Ku Klux Klan as there is no organization in Estherville or Emmet County and no parade may be staged without permission from state headquarters.
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7Th Street
Estherville
Iowa
Des Moinnes
Biederman
Leeper Sentenced for Life in Father-in-Law Murder
Iowa City June 19 Judge Ralph Otto imposed life in prison at hard labor on Robert Leeper for the December murder of his father-in-law Roy Wertz. Jury recommended the term. Leeper to Fort Madison. Defense notes alleged jury tampering but were deemed insufficient. Wife and daughter also indicted for the crime and await trial in September.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ralph Otto
Robert Leeper
Leeper
Roy Wertz
Fort Madison
State Supreme Court
Court House
Otto
Berg] Wertz Leeper
Milford man facing Mann Act indictment in Iowa
Milford resident Lou Donaldson was indicted by a federal grand jury in Sioux City on Mann Act charges. Evelyn Luft, a Minnesota schoolgirl who testified to rape, appeared with another girl. Donaldson had previously been convicted, but the verdict was annulled after Evelyn recanted, and the rape charge was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Donaldson
Milford
Sioux City
Evelyn Luft
Minnesota
Lake Okoboji
Chum
Donaldson
Evelyn
Spencer
Dolliver Community Notes Mixed Visits and Events
Dolliver residents visited Spirit Lake Bancroft Algona Estherville Interlaken Fairmont and Ames for family gatherings school and church events and a bankers convention. People named include Amyl Eckhart S Reid Lee Eckhart Marie Caylor Joy Shively Paul Anderson Abe Pickell John Westrem Nadine Stowe and Vic Whalen with remarks on a painting project and local social activities.
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Amyl Eckhart
Lee Eckhart
S. B. Reid
Spirit Lake
Reid
Eckhart
Fred Dowden
Lee
Pickell
A. H. Pickell
Stonebeck
Estherville
Ralph Green
Eugene Sarchett
Erma
Ida Mae
Bancroft
Algona
Satchett
Joy Shively
Ceylon
Marie Caylor
Bessie
Waller
Indianola
Ben Redhead
Dolliver
Odd Fellows
Armstrong
Frank Clark
Dakota
B. Redhead
Interlaken
Fairmont
Joy Shirley
John Westrem
Ed. Stanerson
Vic Whalen
Thomas Hillistad
Ames
Britt Newspaper Confirms Klan Presence With Fiery Cross
A Britt Ku Klux Klan chapter was confirmed after a Fiery Cross burned on Main Street near the Britt Greenhouse. Marshal Raw and Stebbleton found letters to the mayor and the marshal and Klan literature. a letter to the editor from Garner dated May 27 details the organization and its aims in Britt Iowa with a $100 reward for information leading to arrests.
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Britt News Tribune
Britt
Main Street
A. E. Raw
J. R. Stebleton
Britt News- Tribune
Garner
Hall OF the Knights OF the KU Klux Klan
Provisional Klan OF
Realm OF
Iowa
Klan
Slansmen
Britt, Va
Great Day at Fox Lake A Northern Minnesota resort event
Fox Lake Park at Sherburn Minnesota schedules a June 24 celebration headlined by Tam O Shanter band twelve dancing beauties and a top vaudeville cast. Also featured are Neemar Entertainers Dutch Hansen a famous whistler and a Faribault Sherburn baseball game. Carnival dance with Jack Mills Original Club Royal Orchestra closes the day with over a hundred participants.
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Ed. Strube
Fox Lake Park
Sherburn
Minnesota
Mr. Strube
Mesdames
Strube
Neemar
Dutch Hansen
Whistler
Faribault
Jack Mills
Royal Orchestra
Estherville
Squirrels and hats mark a Pasadena judge’s trip
Pasadena June 9 Judge F C Dunham leaves for Chattanooga to attend the Optimists clubs national convention. Recently retired as president of the local Optimist Club he has never worn a hat in five years and hints at a reason. Rexall drug clerk W R Francis Shadle is noted as well.
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Pasadena
California
F. C. Dunham
Chattanooga
Tenfi
Optimists ’Clubs
Optimist
Judge Dunham
Respect the Flag Not a Decoration but a Symbol
A persuasive essay urges education over ridicule for Americans who decorate flags on national days. It argues the flag represents core ideals and should hang freely or lie flat, never draped or twisted as mere ornament. It condemns using red white and blue bunting to embellish other displays.
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Washington
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Fimely
Lake
Fremont
Weather Outlook
Frank Miles
Legionaire
Chamber of Commerce
Ringsted
LaRose
Neon
Rutger Bros
Gus Henderson
Flying Miller Troupe
Rialto Orchestra
LaRose Troupe
Miller Troupe
Roddy Blanchard
Phil Longo
Arnold's Park Roof Garden
Sat
V.R
Masons
Northwest
Turner
Grand Lodge
Beacon
WV. Re
Farm Bureau News
Ku Klux
Biedermann
A. E. Brown
Des Moines
Western Union Telegram
BROWN
Supreme Court
V.-R
Fox Lake
Mer. Strube
Tam O' Shanter
W.R. Francis Shadle
Rexall Drug
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