Hunters Urged to Respect Private Property Rights in Iowa
Emmet county reports open pheasant hunting days with many farms posted no trespass. A Fish and Game official warns that license does not grant entry rights and urges hunters to seek permission, respect landowners, and foster better hunter farmer relations to curb trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Lmit
W. Schuenke
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Mr. Scheunke
Iowa Fish‘and Game Commission
Fish and Game Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
Sleeping Sickness Victim Improves in Harris Community
Alfred Mortvedt, 45, a Harris County farmer, has been ill with sleeping sickness for nearly two months and is reported improved. Doctors cannot predict whether he will continue to improve or worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mortvedt
Harris
Dolliver Holds Annual Hunt Success With 80 Hunters
In Dolliver on November 13, sportsmen staged their annual hunt. Hunters were divided into squads of around twelve with captains to prevent accidents and ensure clear territory. The group included Fish and Game commission members, Board of Conservation members, former Governor Dan Turner and son Francis of Corning, and many former residents. About eighty participated.
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Dolliver
Fish and Game Commission
Board of Conservation
Dan Turner
Francis of
Corning
Local Players to Take Part in Card Tournament
At the Elks club on Friday November 24 at 8 PM local bridge players will compete in a sealed-card tournament tied to the National Event. H C Brees and Mrs D A Bagan say that seals are broken in front of the playoffs and scores packets will be delivered two hours after opening. Reservations due by November 15. Local winners may win prestigious prizes including trophy cars for national champions and engraved lapel emblems for local champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
H. C. Brees
D. A. Bagan
Cochairman
Estherville
Elks
Mrs. Maggie J. Burton Dies at Emmet County Farm
Maggie Jane Barleans Burton 78 wife of Merrit W. Burton died Sunday at the Emmet county farm from organic heart disease. Born Feb 12 1855 in Lowden Iowa she lived in Estherville about 18 years. Surviving William A. Burton Earl Wilford Burton and Elsie Duris Johnson. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Mahlum and Anderson chapel with Rev Dailey of the Samaritan Army in charge. Interment may be at Lowden Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Jane Barleans Burton
Merrit W. Burton
Emmet County
Burton
Lowden
Iowa
Estherville
William A. Burton
Earl Wilford Burton
Elsie Duris Johnson
Mahlum
Superior Ladies Serve Dinner for Ex Service Men
In Superior on November 13 the Legion auxiliary hosted a dinner for ex-service men and their families to mark Armistice Day. The hall was attractively decorated and the after-dinner Bunco games saw Mrs. Carnahan and Karl Booten win high scores while Mrs. Augusta Olson and Henry Olson finished as low scorers.
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Superior
Superior Legion Auxiliary
Bunco
Carnahan
Karl Booten
Augusta Olson
Henry Olson
Hunters Fined for Shooting Hen Pheasants
Three hunters in Palo Alto county were fined ten dollars each and costs after pleading guilty to killing and possessing one hen pheasant apiece. The men named were Ray Saunders of Fort Dodge Emory Luther of Boxholm and Harry Hillborn of Rodman.
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Palo Alto County
Ray Saunders
Fort Dodge
Emory Luther
Boxholm
Harry Hillborn
Rodman
New Paving at Sibley Opened Monday
Sibley reports the opening of the entire stretch of new paving on primary No. 33 near that place, linking the Osceola Dickinson county line and the county halves. The grade design features wind blown snow clearance for year round use.
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Sibley
Osceola
Dickinson
Railroad Will Not Be Responsible for Farm Shipments
Local agents of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha report the railroad will not be liable for damage or delay in farm product shipments during the farm holiday strike. Northwestern lines warn customers of possible interruptions and note prizes for a tournament include special playing cards and a condensed bridge lesson. Mr Brees and Mrs Bag an promise that participation will improve players' games with effort.
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Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Northwestern
Brees
Bagan
Degree Honor to Meet Here in Estherville
Five towns Lake Park Spirit Lake Spencer Milford Estherville will send candidates to a Degree of Honor Protective association convention in Estherville on Wednesday November 15. Mrs Etta Branson Spirit Lake regional Iowa director will preside. The program includes an initiation of a large class, a 2 pm auditorium opening, a six pm covered dish dinner, and a second evening session. Juvenile Court groups meet at 4 15 pm after the elders business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Hon_ry Protective association
Etta Branson
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Lake Park
Spencer
Milford
Order
Juvenile Court
Degree of Honor
Steps in Corn Hog Plan Announced by Administration
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlines a 28 cent per bushel tax on corn processed commercially and loans on stored corn for farmers. Dr. A. G. Black and staff finalize details of the October 18 plan, with loans at 4 percent interest from the Commodity Credit Corporation based on 50 cents a bushel for No 2 December corn in Chicago. loans serve as advance to participants, not loan-benefit payments. processing taxes to be collected at first processing begin November 5.
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The
Agricultural Adjust Administration
A. G. Black
Wallace
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chicago
Weather and family notes from regional bulletin
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys mostly fair in the south with moderate temperatures. Occasional rain or snow in the north with frequent temperature changes. In the Northern and Central Great Plains mostly fair with moderate temperatures, occasional precipitation in the far north. Mr and Mrs Sheltringer celebrate with son Richard Robi Holsten and Jack Young return to Council Bluffs after pheasant hunting visit at L L Smith home during open season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missiissippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Y-R
Sheltringer
Richard
Robi. Holsten
Jack Young
Council Bluffs
L. L. Smith
Two Prominent Armstrong Folks Pass This Week
Funeral services were held Sunday for Arthur Somer Loomer of Armstrong born 1866 in Portage Wisconsin. Loomer long operated a furniture business and died November 10 at age 77 after illness. He leaves a wife and son Roy of Chicago. Also dies is Charlotte May Barnes longtime Armstrong telephone operator born 1886 in Union Iowa. She married Ralph J. Miller in 1907 and had two children Lester Atwood and Frank J. Miller. She lived in Armstrong the last 15 years and served as chief operator until ill health forced retirement. Funeral services were conducted in Whitten and Armstrong with burial in Hous er cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Somer Loomer
Armstrong
Loomer
Portage
Wis
Roy
Chicago, Ill
Tess
Lottie Miller
Charlotte May Barnes
Frank and
Lauretts
Barnes
Union
Iowa
Whitten
Grads
Ellsworth College
Iowa Falls
Methodist Church
Ralph J. Miller
Walter Long
Mark G. Waugh
Clarksville
Albert G. Philipp
Hartley
Patton
Jerry Atwood
Homie Hefé
Methodist
Houser
Milford Farmer Sets High Corn Husking Record
Cleophas Derner, 21, of Milford, husked and unloaded 204 bushels in ten hours during the national contest on his father's farm. Osceola County champion George Imhoff, 25, rang up 155 bushels in a day, with three days over 150 and a three-week total of 2,379 bushels averaging 132 per 18 days. Local huskers invited to share records.
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Cleophas Derner
Henry Derner
South of
Milford
Derner
Osceola County
George Imhoff
Imhoff
Premium Money Now Available for Short Course and Poultry Show
An announcement by M Balkema county agent says premium money for the short course and poultry show is now available. Wining prizes at any events should be claimed at the Emmet County Farm Bureau office at earliest convenience. The report also notes local residents visiting relatives and traveling to Milbank South Dakota and other towns over the weekend.
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M. Balkema
Emmet County
F. B. Victories Divided In Estherville Grid Clash
Estherville Junior college lost to Ft. Dodge 12-8 at Suncerlin Field in a hard fought game. Fort Dodge capitalized on a questionable safety and a later touchdown to seize the conference title, while Estherville fought back in the second half before the final whistle.
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Estherville Junior College
Ft. Dodge
McKinstry
Dodger
Notre Dame
Wolves
Dodgers
Suncerlin Field
Collegians
Dsim
Elwood
Fort Dodg
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Aalborg
Nichols Observe Golden Wedding Today
Mr and Mrs W G Nichols celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon dinner for relatives and friends at their home. Attending are siblings and in laws from Kansas City West Liberty Greeley Mandan and other states, plus their children Irwin and Edwin Nichols. An informal reception follows this afternoon and evening.
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Register & Tribune
W. G. Nichols
William G. Nichols
J. K. Hoover
Kansas City
C. P. Gibson
West Liberty
Chester Peters
Greeley, Colo
L. F. Lyman
Mandan
N. D
I. C. Nichols
Wm. Post
F. A. Macdonald
Hoover
Gibson
Nichols
Peters
Lyman
Irwin Nichols
LaRue Shaw
Louis Wright
Bismark
E. B. Newgard
Chehalls
Wash
Edwin
Medford
Oregon
Hunters bag 5 big geese near Dolliver
R. R. Tillea M. E. Burrell and Peter Gile hunted in a corn field on the Ellsworth ranch two miles east of Dolliver Monday morning when a flock of seventeen geese came within range. Five large birds were killed in a rare successful shoot for the party.
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R. R. Tillea
M. E. Burrell
Peter Gile
Ellsworth Ranch
Dolliver
LaDassar settles embezzlement charge in court
Harry LaDassar paid 30 and costs to settle a embezzlement charge filed by Donald Howe. The charge was dismissed after Howe had borrowed 7 and given a Browning shotgun as security. Howe found the gun sold when attempting repayment. LaDassar, a Rock Island brakeman age 45, had prior court appearances for disorderly conduct.
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Harry LaDasmr
Donald Howe
Howe
LaDassar
LaCasar
Court of Justice
Tom Nivison
LaCassar
Rock Island
Heist at Estherville Creamery Nets $20 Cash and 2 Stamps
Yeggs with strong backs stole a 535 pound safe from the Estherville Co operative creamery last night, hauling it three miles southeast and leaving records and county warrants intact. They pried a southwest window, rolled the safe out a door, and fled in a vehicle. Deputy Twite recovered the safe this morning along a side road about 500 yards from the pavement, with the theft dating back to August and no previous money taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Estherville Co-operative Creamery
Twite
Sunday Dirt Storm Disrupts Emmet County Iowa Towns
A severe Sunday dirt storm swept Emmet County and much of Iowa, sending winds and blinding dust across farms and towns. Temperatures fell to 12 degrees at night and 34 during the day, with widespread cleaning needed as households and businesses endured the mess. Observations list daily highs and lows from Nov 9 to Nov 14. Mrs. A. J. Gabler of Fort Dodge visited the area over the weekend, staying with Mrs. Joe Durham.
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Emmet County
Iowa
A. J. Gabler
Ft. Dodge
Joe Durham
Joe Marsell
Dolliver School Hosts Flag Ceremony With Legionaux
In Dolliver on November 13 the American Legion auxiliary led a schoolhouse program featuring Song America, History of the Flag, Your Flag and My Flag, and a Star Spangled Banner assembly. Superintendent Moklebust led a flag acceptance and BPOE later held a nationwide initiation with Grand Exalted Ruler Mier delivering a radio address. 15 local members were initiated.
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B. P
Pointer Brewing Company resumes operations in Clinton Iowa
One of the Midwest’s largest breweries, Pointer Brewing in Clinton Iowa, restarts after 16 years. President M D Anderson says brewing began weeks ago and beer will be fully aged but not ready for consumption until December 1. About 200 people will be employed statewide and roughly 75 000 bushels of grain will be used annually. Also notes social visits and travel: Mr and Mrs L C Thompson and granddaughters Donnabelle and Betty Merron visited Algone Sunday, guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller, and Mrs J H Brown left for International Falls Minn after her father’s death. J J Kropp and Mr Brown previously stopped in St Paul for hospital treatment.
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Iowa
Middle West
Pointer Brewing Company
Clinton
M. D. Anderson
V-R
J. H. Brown
International Falls
Minn
Estherville
J.J. Kropp
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Automobile
Briggs Company
Detroit
M. W. Burton
Emmet CO
Weather Outlook
A. S. Loomer
Arlene Brubaker
Iowa State College At
Ames
P. M. Brubaaker
Paul Laidley
Milbank
S. C
Mr. Laidley
W. F. Laidley
Thos. Powell
Cedar Rapids
Paul Graves
Gruvér
Thos. Powell, Sr
H. H. Lorenz
Algona
Ralph Miller
Vern Smith
Winners
South Dakota
Chas. Lyons
Mr. Lyon
Elton
Mrs. Lyons
Ralph Rousseau
G. M. Nicholson
van Nuys
Calif
Magnus Lundervold
Hazel Amdahl
West
Everett and
Beattie
Washington
Great Falls
Montana
Lundervold
Bernard Peterson
F. B
H. S
Etherville
Emmetsburg
Seavon
Esthervile
McAndrews
Darling
F. W. Lakin
Towa Falls
Mrs. Nichols
Lewis Lade
H. H. Lambert
Ellen
Gaylord Collins
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Mrs. B. Collins
Ed Sorum
South Bend
Ind
Stude_ baker
Chas. Kilgore
Orville Kenyon
Marion
Owen Kenyon
Robert Hunter
Sioux City
R. O. Rogers
Rogers
Peterson
Doliver School
Legion Auxiliary
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