Government price fixing vs free trade urged in editorial
A midwestern editorial argues price fixing fails historically and urges reciprocal trade with nations to lift farm prices. It quips NRA policy, rails at boycotts, notes local business struggles, and reports on market quotes and a new printing press at Eldora Herald-Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
James G. Blaine
United States
Roosevelt
Russia
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Miehle
Omaha
Vindicator
Republican
Local Happenings from Birney Hospital to Minneapolis
Betty Mink was taken home from Birney hospital Sunday. Many residents and visitors are noted across Algona and surrounding towns including E M Callender of Clarion visiting son E B Callender, Mrs. Robert Osborne from San Mateo, and trips to Rochester and Minneapolis. Hospital notes include Law Center operation at Coleman hospital and Mrs Bachman funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mink
Birney Hospital
Robert Osborne
San Mateo, California
Rose Booth
Law Center
Coleman Hospital
Mr. Center
Betty Baughman
Omaha
Nebraska
L. E
J. E. Stockdale
Bachman
Hostess to Duo Decim Club at Mrs Hoy Home
Mrs J L Hoy will host the Duo Decim club Thursday afternoon. Mrs D S Knudsen surprised by friends at home warming in their new South Eighth residence. Guests arrived with supper provisions and wore comical hard time costumes. Bridge followed at three tables with prizes for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duo Decim
J. L. Hoy
D. S. Knudsen
Knudsens
South Eighth
J. H. Cramer
H. O. Sidge
Weekend Socials and Philharmonic Rehearsal Notice
Wayne Huntsinger hosted a Sunday school party with dinner at seven and games afterward. Attendees included Albert Bouw Robbie Thompson James Johnston Sam Rugtiv Russell Reed Glen Alt Max Mauck and Vincent Shaw. The Philharmonic society met at the Methodist church to rehearse To Messiah with next practice set for Monday November 13 at 7 30 PM at the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Huntsinger
Albert Bouw
Robbie Thompson
James Johnston
Sam Rugtiv
Russell Reed
Glen Alt
Max Mauck
Vincent Shaw
Philharmonic Society
Methodist Church
City Hall
Mrs Sorum and Mrs Randolph Host Legion Auxiliary Benefit
Mrs Ed Sorum and Mrs Claude Randolph entertain at a luncheon and benefit bridge party at Mrs Borum's home today at 1 30. Sponsored by the Past Presidents organization of the American Legion auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sorum
Claude Randolph
Borum
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Gulf Point State Park Leads Iowa Great Lakes Projects
Ray W. Jones releases 13 major Civilian Conservation Corps projects for the Iowa Great Lakes region for the next six months. The top plan is Gulf Point as a state park with an option on Flindt property. Other sites include Pikes Point Pillsbury Point Rock Dam Orleans hatchery Miniwakan Silver Lake Lost Island Fort Defiance and Rush Lake state parks with trails roads shelters and landscaping. Additional smaller projects may be added and maps will record lake lands for State use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aist
Iowa Great Lakes
Ray W. Jones
The
Conservation Corps
Gulf Point
State Board of Conservation
Flindt
Lake
Ernest Woods
Milford
Civilian Conservation Corps
Jones
Gull Point
Park Road
Pikes Point
Pillsbury Point
Point
Spring Run
Gar Lake
Orleans State Fish Hatchery
Miniwaken State Park
Spirit Lake
Four Mile Lake
Conservatot
Rush Lake
Osceola County
Silver Lake State Park
Lost Island State Park
Ft. Defiance
Palo Alto
Outlet Dam
Mr. Jones
E. W. Thorson
State Highway Commission
Alfred K. Frederick
Ames
Victor W. Flickinger
National Landcape
Maynard W. Smith
Ned Perrin
N. W. Williams
E. P. Sylvester
Corn Hog Control Plan Aims Big Farmer Benefits
The plan offers over 200 million to farmers who cut hog litters by 25 percent in 1934 and reduce hogs marketed by 25 percent, plus 150 million for at least a 20 percent corn acreage cut. It funds payments from new processing taxes on corn and hogs starting this marketing year and begins contract-based implementation via county control associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Corn Belt
Washington
National
Corn-Hog Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Adminisration
A. G. Black
Game wardens arrest 45 near Jackson during pheasant opener
Minnesota game wardens arrested 45 offenders in two townships, Jackson and Cottonwood, during the opening pheasant season. Hunters hailed from 11 Minnesota towns and one from Chicago. Violations included no license, overharvest of hens and roosters, and carrying loaded guns in vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Jackson
Cottonwood
Chicago
Regulation changes under Migratory Bird Treaty Act 1933 34
Under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act for the season 1933 34 the regulations have been amended. Regulation 3 specifies methods for taking migratory game birds during open season. Birds may be taken with a gun not larger than a No 10 gauge fired from the shoulder. They may be taken from land or water with a dog nearby.
Bread of Life Sermon Sparks Rift Over Jesus Crisis
Jesus declines political kingship and declares a spiritual mission, saying he is the bread of life. Crowds murmur that his words are or nonsense as healing signs clash with his teaching. Disciples depart, while others remain, and Jesus warns them of suffering in Jerusalem.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
David
Genstiles
Texas Jersey Cow Challenges Dairy World Achievements
Pretty Nancy May a Jersey cow once owned by Mrs. C Walker Del Rio Texas and now by W B Burditt Del Rio asserts a remarkable record as dam of seven consecutive sets of twins and one other calf totaling fifteen progeny in nine years Her first offspring was a son Jerry She produced twins each year from 1926 six straight years Her descendants comprise almost all of Burditt s profitable Jersey herd The cow at 12 years old is a grandmother and her twin daughters continue the line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy May
C. Walker
del Rio
Texas
W. B. Burditt
Jerry
Walker
Burditt
Mr. Burditt
Jersey
Pretty Nancy May
First National Bank Placed in Receivership
The First National Bank of Grazttinger was closed by the comptroller of the currency on October 31 with Edmund Carmody of Cylinder named receiver. Since March the bank had operated under a conservator, and a local clearing house was organized to handle checks. The article notes past leadership and the bank’s troubled era after the 1920s crash.
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Graetting
First National Bank of
First National
Iowa
First National Bank
Grazttinger
M. N. Brown
Presidre
Fred Spies
Mr. Spies
A. J. Johnson
H. A. Elsenbast
John and
Geo. Grattinger
Jorgn Anderson
Peterson
Louis Christensen
P. H. Donlon
E. C. Kent
Dairy processing tax debate stalls receivership notice
A Washington hearing on a proposed milk and dairy processing tax met strong dairy industry opposition to a 12.4 cent rate. Witnesses urged a gradual tax averaging about one cent per pound of fat for 1934, arguing full taxation would harm producers and that relief purchases might stabilize markets under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Secretary Wallace urged production control and warned temporary licenses and agreements are unenforceable if not aligned with economics.
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Washington
Syracuse
N. Y
Wallace
No processing tax on hogs killed or used by farmer
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces that hogs processed by or for a farmer for home consumption are exempt from the processing tax. Farmers may butcher for their own family or household tax free, and entities delivering hog products to charitable organizations may receive a tax refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Weekend Social Roundup From Superior Township
Miss Bessie Kirk of Sioux City spent the weekend with the Kirk family. Mr and Mrs Paul Nolden and daughter Maybelle visited the W J Hoover home Sunday. Mr and Mrs L O Benson visited Thursday with the William Guritz family. Miss Albertine Benson also visited the Guritz home Thursday. Mrs C O Anderson and daughters Evelyn and Eva visited A H Nasby’s Estherville home Saturday. Mildred Ollinger returned to Pocahontas after visiting Oran Welp. Elmer Schmidt and son and Mrs E J Schmidt of Spirit Lake visited Henry Schmidt Thursday. Hans Guneerson and Blaine Gunderson returned to Northfield MN after visiting. Albert Brunsvold family and Albertine Benson visited Hanlontown relatives Sunday. Orville Myers family moved into Roy Cannon’s vacated house in Hanlontown.
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Bessie Kirk
Sioux City
R. P. Kirk
Paul Nolden
Maybelle
W. J. Hoover
L. O. Benson
William Guritz
Albertine Benson
Wm. Guritz
C. O. Anderson
Evelyn
Otto Opheim
Eva
A. H
Hanlonstown
Orville Myers
Roy Cannon
South Dakota
Community notes and school updates from Superior township
Mr. and Mrs. J P Nelson and Mrs George Moore of Jackson visited the Cc O Anderson home Thursday afternoon. Donna Boyer visited Oran Welp Saturday afternoon. The Kirk family and daughters attended George Nick residence Sunday. A Northfield Minnesota hostess entertained Otto Opheim Anderson Brunsvold Hoover and Mira Lucile Sando. A leader election for the home management project is set for November 14 at 1 30. Ray Griffee family moved to Orville Myers place. W O Baker was in Minneapolis last Wednesday. Ernest Whiteford hosted guests Ralph Whiteford and Wm Thompson and daughters. Martin Myers overnight guest at Ragnhild Peterson. Grover Coulter visited Newton home and Lora Newton visited Alice Coulter. Jimmie Walsh and daughter Lorraine visited Rathman home. Welp siblings visited Ray Russell at Terril. Miss Irma Below and Audrey Gunedison visited Low Be low Terril. Ray Colwell visited Griffee home. Marion Woods overnight guest at Rathman. Alice Gwendolyn Newton visited Gayhart Jensen. Harry Sorensen family visited Pollard home. Wm Myers family and Lavinia visitors at Orville Myers home. School notes include junior high declamatory work starting, basketball training for boys and girls, and certificate of approval for Superior township consolidated public school four years of high school work. Arthur Guritz Ralph Pederson Thelma Norem had perfect attendance this week. Scribes Super Active Batteries advertise in casual copy.
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J. P. Nelson
George Moore
Jackson
Cc. O. Anderson
Donna Boyer
Oran Welp
R. P. Kirk
Bessie
Alma
George Nick
Estherville
Hans Gunedrson
Northfield
Minn
Mcadames Otto Opheim
C. ©. Anderson
Albert Brunsvold
L. J. Hoover
Mira Lucile Sando
Alpha
Home Management Project
Ray Griffee
Orville Myers
W. O. Baker
Minneapolis
Ernest Whiteford
Ralph Whiteford
Wm. Thompson
Jack Martin Myers
Ragnhild Peterson
Grover Coulter
Grover Newton
Lora Newton
Alice Coulter
Jimmie Walsh
Lorraine
Joe Rathman
Almena, Henry
Clarence
Marvin Welp
Ray Russell
Terril
Irma Below
Audrey Gunedison
Fred Below
Terri
Ray Colwell
Marion Woods
Alice
Gwendolyn Newton
Gayhart Jensen
Harry Sorensen
Geo. Pollard
Wm. Myers
Mm. J. &. Myers
Lavinia
Superior Township Consolidated Public School
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Halloween Party and School Activities Recap
A Hallowe en party was held Tuesday afternoon with content games and refreshments served by Miss Gunderson. The eighth grade debated slavery questions on Friday. Our 100 percent spellers are Nylene Weinerg Arlene Gurits Laura Newton Irene Brunavold Alice Coulter and Bonnie Boyre. In art class we made November calendars and Chris Hanson created the best one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gunderson
Nylene Weinerg
Arlene Gurits
Laura Newton
Irene Brunavold
Alice Coulter
Bonnie Boyre
Chris Hanson
Gamble Stores Slashes Tire Prices on Pharis Road
In a sales note, Gamble Stores announce substantial tire discounts of 40 to 45 percent off standard list prices on Pharis Roadgtip products, aiming to align with customers' income ranges and boost purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharis
Gamble
Coryell 70 Bronze gasoline praised in Estherville ads
An Estherville promotional piece extols Coryell 70 Bronze gas for quick starting, smoother running, and better mileage. It argues motorists save about $25 yearly versus competing brands and claims wealthy buyers favor high priced fuel. The ad urges careful testing before switching from 18¢ brands.
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Coryell
Coryell Gas
Estherville
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