Not Helpless State Talk on Taxation and Vigilance
Governor General Woon addresses the Iowa Taxpayers Association in Des Moines urging teamwork in managing taxes. He cites ancient and modern revenue debates, warns against unlimited spending, and calls for scrutiny of appropriations, urging taxpayers to remain vigilant and champion cautious conservation.
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Gen. Woon
Ayers
Des Moines
Iowa
Ceasar
Pullic
Adam Smith
Sis
Committee On Appropriations
Budget Board
Mr and Mrs Wee Honored On Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Oden Wee were guests of honor at a surprise party Saturday at their west side home for their fifth wedding anniversary. Guests played Five Hundred, with E Roben winning the women’s prize and Ed Reese the men’s prize. A purse of money was presented to the couple.
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Mrs. Wee
Oden Wee
West Side
Roben
Prze
Ed Reese
Floyd Putte
Mrs. We
Sopot Oinek
Alps
Ierest Roben
Uid
Lerd Tyostenrud
AL Toyd Lytle
Alcheavec
Mes
Guy Siiwisan
Dedareen
Eben Reese
Ry Hupp
Quendeesser
Alre. Acheson
Lo L. Clements
L. J. Wee
Petersburg Bride Weds Norman Bransdal in Local Ceremony
Juliet Bernice Herbrandson and Norman M Bransdal were married at 8 00 PM Wednesday at the home of Henry and Herbrandson in Petersburg in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Mathre of Litheville. The couple will reside in Estherville area after purchasing a West First Street South home.
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Henry Lerbrandson
Petersburg
Juliet Bernice
Norman M. Bransdal
Dees
Dare Bransdal
Botterville
Mathre
Litherville
Herbrandson
Cat Vere
Navy
Harry Jaimson
Tivien Herbraa
L. A. Mathie
Alvin Knudson
Alden
Lars Fransdal
Waldemar Fransal
Henry Herbrandson
Elvina
Helen
Lorraine Herbrandson
Harold and
Elmer Herbrandsor
S. and L
Estherville
West First Street
Wee Family Dinner Honors An Anniversary
Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wee honored Mroannie Mio and Miss Shel Ann Wee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Odin Wee and family, Lynn Conrad, Sheryl Ann Wee, Gerald Wee and son Gary Allan, L. J. Wee, Mrs. Ko Misener, and Mr. and Mrs. John Wee with Bobby Wee. The event celebrated an anniversary nearby.
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John Wee
Bobby Wee
McKinley PTA Forum on Safety and Play at Meeting
Public urged to attend the McKinley PTA meeting on Thursday November 20 at 8:00 PM in the school. The program features a Safety forum with Frank Ulish Des Moines state board chair as speaker and a one act play For Sale One Bicycle. Music by the McKinley select chorus.
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McKinley PT
Frank Ulish
Des Moines
State Board of Safety
Ulish
McKinley Select Chorus
Alpha Club Meeting With Mrs Ortmeyer
The Alpha Club of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs F W Ortmeyer as hostess. A business meeting will be followed by a program and social hour. A lunch will be served by the hostess.
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Alpha Club
The
Methodist Church
Methodist Parsonage
F. W. Ortmeyer
Regular meeting of Bethel chapter White Shrine
Bethel Chapter White Shrine of Jerusalem holds a regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Masse Hall. Refreshments will be served after the ceremony and business session.
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Bethel
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masse
Crescent Country Club Meeting at City Hall Kitchen
The Crescent Country Club will meet Friday afternoon at City Hall, where members will respond to roll call with a Thanksgiving verse. The group plans a quilting activity and will conclude with a pot luck lunch.
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Crescent Country Club
City Hall
Creascent Country Club
Iuriday
Home department meets to study Plaques making
The American Home department of the Woman's City will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Jack Bittner. Mrs. Bittner will lead the lesson on Making Plaques.
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American Home Dept
American Home Department
Ciiy Wl
Jack Bittner
Terril Terrific Young Lady Weds in 1941 Church Ceremony
Velma Zitterich and Alfred Plautz wed November 9 at 1 30 PM in Terril Lutheran Church. Rev Horn officiated with attendants Helen Plautz and Willard Zittecich. Reception at Nachtigal home followed by plans to move to Montivello California after a San Diego visit to Camp Callan.
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Terril
Velma Zitterich
Henry Zitterich
Alfred Plautz
R. F. Plautz
Milford
Lutheran Church In
Kk. A. Horn
Helen Plautz
Williard Zittecich
IX. A. Torn
Horn
Nachtigal
Alfred Plartz
R. E. Plautz
Arnold and
Helen
Arthur Abel
Lina Wrere
K. A. Horn
H.zitterich
Terri
Merl Moeller
Emma Moeller
Estherville
Emil Nachtigal
John Strube
Sophie Strube
Clifford Philpott
Juius Cook
Louie
Chris
William
Bertha Nachtigal
Montivello
Calif
San Diego
Indians Occupied Iowa in 1841 Described by Swisher
A century ago most of Iowa was roving Indian country with 23800 Sauk and Fox in the central area, about 5000 Potawatomi Ottawa and Chippewa in the Missouri slop, 2183 Winnebago in the Neutral Ground, and a few Sioux in the north. Swisher notes Iowa’s rich lands yet limited farming interest, in The Palimpsest.
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Iowa
Hawkeye State
Missouri
Neutral Ground
Towa
Jacob A. Swisher
the Palimpest
State Historical Society of
Steaming Puddings and Fruit Desserts by Betty Crocker
Practical guide from 1981 Betty Crocker on steaming puddings over steamers or improvised setups. Includes mold prep, water management, and timing. Provides individual berry puddings in custard cups with batter, fruit, and berry sauce, plus general serving notes and a request for cooking questions.
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Betty Crocker, Ince
Betty Crocker
Sauk and Fox farmers diversify crops on 1841 allotment
Indian Agent J Beach expanded a Sauk and Fox farm to 177 acres with nearly 100 enclosed by rail. Wheat corn oats potatoes melons and turnips were planted, watermelons becoming their favorite. Beach praised their religious sentiment and honesty while noting past hardships from civilization.
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John Beach
V. R
Quotations on Peace and Happiness From Notable Authors
A compact collection of reflective lines on peace, spiritual joy, wisdom, and virtue from Mary Baker Eddy, Henry Ward Beecher, Bulwer, and Stevenson. The excerpts highlight how loss of peace strengthens the desire for heavenly joy, following divine guidance, and the link between happiness and virtue.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Henry Ward Beecher
Thought Gems and Bible Joy in Luke and Coleridge
A compact quotation note contrasts the angelic message of good tidings to all people from Luke 2 10 with Coleridges claim that happiness and the Bible reveal a clear path to its attainment The piece ties biblical sentiment to literary reflection and emphasizes universal joy and guidance.
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Coleridge
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Kenneth Olson
Wallingford
Park View Hospital
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J. E. Wee
McKinley P.T.A
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New York
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Town Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa Trust & Savings
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