Emmet County Primary Election Canvass June 8 1932
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors and County Canvassers met in Estherville to canvass the June 8 1932 primary election results. Names of elected officials and precincts listed include Irwin C Nichols County Recorder Ray R Kennedy County Attorney William Bale County Auditor Dorothy Klopp County Treasurer S Hanson Sheriff L E Crim Clerk of the District Court First District Board of Supervisors W Ellerston Second District F Fuller Third District Coleman Fourth District S Camden County Coroner Fred Sternberg Armstrong Grove Township Justice James Beck Constable A Horswell Trustee Ole Opsal W H Gibbs Clerk Lester Stevens Assessor A R Watts Center Township Justice C Higinbotham B Blom IF Barber George Harvey Trustees Jan 2 1933 34 various township and on township officials named with party affiliations Republican or Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Emmet County
State of Iowa
Court House
Estherville
Iowa
Nomi. Court
W.wee Eee Irwin C
Nichols Republican
Abtch Nich Power
Republican
Sec
Pepe Pate Dale Whe
Irong
Ellerston Republican
Fuller
Democratic
Hasrad I
Coleman
Remowa
S. Bryan
Reba Eas Em Outialy
Camden
Fred Sternberg
Armstrong Grove Township
Renegeeriies
Erie
James Beck
Heedes Pee Rol Erebees L A
Horswell
Ole Opsal
W. H. Gibbs
Lester Stevens
A. R. Watts
Local Republican Nominations and Officials Listed
The record lists Republican candidates and officials by township and office for January 2, 1933 and January 2, 1934. Names include J A Haisman clerk and assessor, B B Wigdal, C E Watrous, John Verbrugee, Harry Wahldieck, Chris Lastine, J A England, H I Thompson, J C Bosold, Kenneth Harding, Ross, S B Reed, A J Hanson, Enue Olson, W I Bryan, H L Dominy, Arthur M Hansen, with various unauditioned positions and term starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Township
Peas
Anderson Republican
E Morton
Alfred Clausen
Lewis Valen
Jack Creek Township
Harry Wahldieck
Chris Lastine
J. A. England
H. I. Thompson
J. C. Bosold Republican, Assessor
Kenneth Harding
Swan Lake Township
Cerereniiatenne
A. J. Hanson
Enue Olson
W. I. Bryan
H. L. Dominy
Arthur M, Hansen
Township Election Notes and County Official Appointments
Emmet County Iowa board notes nominations for local officials, names Republican candidates for trustee clerk assessor and ward officers in Estherville and surrounding townships. Bond approval conditionally granted for J A Huff road travel. Officials discuss settlement issues with Earl Daily and Frank Sifrit and authorize notices under town code. County Auditor Dorothy Klopp records adjournment to July 1, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Huff
Emmet
Earl Daily
Frank
Flora Sifrit
Emmet County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Dorothy Klopp
Couny
Fish and Game Violators Listed in Iowa
The Iowa fish and game department lists violators with fines and jail days. Entry names include Frank J. Stanek Cedar Rapids for killing black bass illegally and several others across Osage Osage Fort Dodge Dubuque Burlington Spirit Lake and more for licensing violations out of season nets illegal gear and snagging. Also includes E C Volkert recalling historic pigeon shooting memories and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank J. Stanek
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Mark
Osage
R. 3B
Bacon
Owasa
Earl R. Harlan
Menlo
Howard Robbins Edgewood
David Ralston
Waukon
Charles Pratt
William Chesterdery
Bagley
Gerald Kelley
Stanly King
Ft. Dodge
Stanly Anderson
J J Scott
Ft Dodge
Henry Brice
Robert King
H Bohanan
King Boni
Sioux Ciy
Sioux City
John Klesath
Spirit Lake
Andy Rosenthal
Dubuque
James Manuel
Joe Guarella
Sam Smith
Joe Fowler
Sheldon Dahlgren
Belmond
Marvin Korinka
Charles City
Lawrence Lusk
J. W. Bertlehofer
Burlington
Co. W. Wiesner
John O. Dell
Glen Bertlehofer
R. W. Cole
Levi Brown
Rockwell
Towa Fishes Natural History Series Large Mouthed Bass
The large mouthed black bass is common in Iowa and reaches 15 to 18 inches. It colors through slate to yellow, is less active than the smallmouth but jumps out of the water when hooked, and is a top game fish. Spawning in May to June, males guard nests and fry stay in tight schools. It accepts five minute lives and grasshoppers, frogs, delgramites, and flies. bred by pond culture. McGregor Wild Life School runs August 1 to 13 with R D Noble as local secretary and F G Bell, C M Brooks, W B Pilkington, K D Bickel, P K Kossack, J N Kramer, A C Wilford on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
McGregor
Wild Life School
Clayton County
R. D. Noble
F. G Bell
C. M. Brooks
W. B. Pilkington
K. D. Bickel
P K Kossack
J. N. Kramer
A. C. Wilford
Water. Joo
Local social notes sweep Estherville region visitors
Miss Shirley Egbert of Iowa Falls visits at S. E. Dillon home while Ray Kennedy family return from Manson to Estherville. Fred Parsons drive to Chicago to meet daughter Betty finishing Oberlin work. Mrs. John Wilson returns to St Paul after visits with Hendricksen family. Clyde Butcher travels to memorial services in town. Geo. Perkins and Eloise meet friends en route to Haywards Bay cottage. Perkins on summer vacation from Colfax. Ed Olson and son Marton visit Jos. Tweet and Levi family in Estherville. H. T. Nichols and sons stay at Spirit Lake cottage. Nichols to run Estherville to Iowa Falls. Harold Ober moves residence with Scharfenberg family assisting. Scharfenbergs return to Albert Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parsons
Chicago
Miss Betty
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Estherville
John Wilson
Wm. Hendricksen
St. Paul
Hendricksen
Geo. Weir
Geo. B. Perkins
Eloise
Haywards Bay
West Okoboji
Mr. Perkins
Colfax
Ed Olson
Marton
Minneapolis
Jos. Tweet
C . Levi
K. K. Nau
Bessie Levi
H. T. Nichols
Edwin
Billy
Iowa Falls
Gall
Spirit Lake
Nichols
Complete Quilt Unites Legion Auxiliary in Charity Work
The Past Presidents' association of the American Legion auxiliary met at the Legion Mal and finished the quilt they have worked on for charitable purposes. Present were Mesdames Ehlers Randolph Sorensen Woodling Tredway Fossum Williamson Deming. John Klopp celebrated his 83rd birthday with his wife and daughter Dorothy. His daughter from Minneapolis could not attend due to her husband’s illness. Eleven Girl Scouts had breakfast at Fort Defiance State Park led by Miss Gruwell and Miss Osher.
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Association of the American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Mal
Fred Ehlers
Claude Randolph
Harold Sorensen
Harold Woodling
Vern Tredway
Arthur Fossum
Art Williamson
William Deming
John Klopp
Dorothy
J. E. Torrens
Minneapolis
Mr. Torrens
Girl Scouts
Fort Defiance State Park
Dorothy Gruwell
Harriet. Osher
A Quarter Section Farm Des Moines Iowa
A quarter section farm in Des Moines Iowa is highlighted as stable amid changes in 1931 assessors reports from the Weather and Crop Bureau. The article notes farm sizes fluctuating yearly around 159 to 163 acres due to subdivision near towns and tenancy trends, with 1929 at 163.6 acres, 1930 at 159.4, and 1931 at 161.2 acres as larger farms merge or subdivide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Marvin McShane Leaves for Los Angeles after Father's Death
Marvin McShane departed Sunday for Los Angeles California after being called home due to his father's death. He is expected to stay for a funeral and family rites.
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Marvin McShane
Los Angeles
Calif
Colts and Mules Decrease Across Iowa Farms in 1932 Census
Des Moines reports show 27 261 horse colts under one year old on Iowa farms as of January 1 1932 a drop of 4 398 from the previous year. Decreases were largest in the northern counties Osceola to Winnebago with declines over 100 per county, while several southeastern counties also fell. Male colts under one year old rose slightly in some northwest counties but overall numbers fell to 1 496 a drop of 198 or 12 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Osceola
Winnebago County
Plymouth
Woodbury
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Hamilton
Boone
Butler
Marshall
Buchanan
Washington and Keokuk
Northwest
North Central
South Central
Veteran Assessor in Iowa Town Keeps Faithful Service
A Des Moines Weather and Crop Bureau note honors M. F. Johnson for 23 years as Hardin township assessor. He tended a single farm since childhood, survived blizzards and mud, and reported hail damage in 1924 and 1930. The piece shares memories, local lore, and reflections on education, libraries, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
M. FF. Johnson
Hardin Township
Hardin County
Johnson
Wether and Crop Bureau
Charles J. Reed
Weather and Crop Bureau
Drouth
Central Town
Johnston
New Lightweight Wool Jersey Dress with Crochet Collar
A design sketch details a sport dress in light-weight wool jersey with a unique boyish turn down collar formed as a yoke. Crochet work uses shell stitch in three bright tones of yarn, with color options described for beige and white fabrics. A paper pattern guides initial chain stitch work and shaping to achieve the desired flare.
Gamble Stores Ad Promotes Fridges and Fans
On hot days the advertisement touts electric refrigerators priced as low as 89.50 F O B factory and electric fans starting at 2.75, highlighting bargain cooling options at Gamble Stores.
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Gamble
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George Washington
Marting
Washington
Boston
Shirley
Massachusetts
Virginia
James W. Brooks
Calvin Fader
Philipse Manor
Yonkers
Mary Philipse
Center Township
Justice of the Peace
C. Higinbotham
J. B. Blom
IF. Barber
George Harvey
Sao
E. F
Ahrens
S W. Harvey
H. A. Haywood
H. Hageman
Denmark Township
Anton Nelson
Andrew Peterson
Chris Johnson
Andrew Petersen
Richard Sorensen
C. L. Weisbrod
Hans Christensen
Theo C. Christiansen
Scceeeeenens
John A. Andreasenning
Jens C. Jensen
Emmet Township
Lars Herum
W. D. O'Brien
F. Dobberstein
A. Berven
Pacar Eeki
Harry Peterson
Seetaeteeesseeeeakt
F. Sterenberg
W. A. Schultz
Drving Martens
Estherville Township
Justce of the Peace
W. P. Galloway
Gus T. Peterson
Thomas Nivison
Geo. A
Case Republcan
Eee Eeenen
Tyerene Republican
John Graff
CG. A
Barnes Republican
Chris Juhl
Henry Goecke
Wigh Lake Township
Repubican
Easegueresan
Chria Larson
Arene
Abner Peterson
Glenn Young
G. Herum
Lake Township
E. Howell
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller,Jr
Lincoln Township
Ross
S. B. Reed
Knutson
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Eran Nercereras
A Ghai Anh Teltbace
F. W. Christiansen
L. Omundson
Wallingford
Ece
Enteer
Chris Larson
Asher Peterson
First Ward
A .T. A. Nivison
Geo. Case
Second Ward
A. Nivison
Geo.a. Case
Third Ward
T. Nivison
Geo. A. Case
Oiree
Fish and Game
Volkert
E. C. Volkert
Mississippi
Towa Fishes—Natural History
Shirley Egbert
S. E. Dillon
Ray Kennedy
Manson
Merl Carnahan
Clyde Butcher
Watertown
Titonia
Garner
Frank Logan
Brotherhoods
Harold Ober
Henry Scharfenberg
North Third Avenue
North Sixth Street
Nyles Hatchery
Scharfenberg
Albert Lea
Paris
Mary Virginia Louis
Ft Neh
Bryan
Dedi
Pershing Memorial
Alexander the Great
Portinas
Napoleon
Vienna
United States
V-R
Washington’s
Mary Marshall
Middle West
Old Fort Dearborn
Glacier National Ark
A&e
Wyoming
Underwood & Underwood
Mackinac
Michigan
National Memorial
Rushmore Mountain
South Dakota
Kies
Underwood
Atlas Tires
Standard Oil Company
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