Town Announces Seven Day Pheasant Season Open in November
The state conservation commission declared a seven day pheasant hunting season from November 12 to November 18, with 40 full counties and two half counties open. A census shows a record pheasant population in north and central Iowa, and hunters may take three male birds per day with a maximum of six in possession.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Monona
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Mills
Fremont
Exceptional Pear Harvest Reported by Estherville Grower
C. Wiley Jones reports an exceptional crop of Queen pears at his East Lawn home. The six year old trees yield pears larger than Kiefer, with four pears weighing three pounds and twenty pears totaling fifteen pounds.
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C. Wiley Jones
East Lawn
Kiefer
Darling to play halfback for Iowa State at Missouri
Paul Darling, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Darling, a sophomore at Iowa State College, will see action as left halfback Saturday at Columbia Missouri as Iowa State meets the University of Missouri. The following Saturday October 26 Iowa State faces the University of Oklahoma. Homecoming is October 20 with a bumper crowd expected. In another matter the Knights of Pythias moved to approve a committee action to lease the old Masonic hall on the second floor of the Coon block on South Sixth Street. The lease spans several years with possession to be taken the first of the month. rooms are large and arranged for lodge work.
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Paul Darling
Cecil Darling
Iowa State College
Columbia
Missouri
Iowa State
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Masonic
Coon Block
South Sixth Street
Catholic Daughters hold rummage and food sale
The Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a rummage and food sale Friday and Saturday October 18 and 19 in the Coon building on south Sixth Street. Proceeds fund local charities. The Junior CDAs will offer homemade candies at the sale.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Coon Building
South Sixth Street
C. D. of
A.’s
VLR
Plans Made For Pow wow In Estherville YMCA Round Up
Estherville hosts a Pow-Wow and Round Up for YMCA boys from Spirit Lake Sibley Spencer Grover Arnolds Park Storm Lake and other towns on Saturday Oct 26. A touch football tournament by grade level kicks off at 9 30 a m with a round robin format and wide play. A 5 30 p m feast plus a movie or outing follow a full day of games and fellowship. Leaders from Spencer Arnolds Park Spirit Lake and Estherville discuss Hi Y program aims and Christian youth aims with Ed Kyvig and officers.
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YMCA
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Spencer
Grover
Arnolds Park
Storm Lake
Hartley
Sac City
Laurens
Carroll
Asimarair
Tir
Ed Kyvig
Hi-Y
Max Wise
Kay Knuth
Geo, Leacher
Arthur Lovrein
Lane Kunath
Doren Russell
John Becker
Local police nab shoplifters this afternoon
Excitement ran high along the main streets this Thursday afternoon when local police arrested Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Smith of Rock Rapids for shoplifting. Smith, 45, and his wife drove a 1940 Ford loaded with edible goods from Bagan clothing to Montgomery Ward, where officers detained them after the husband was observed with a can of car polish. Investigations continue to determine if the items are stolen as county attorney Rosendahl is away. Also in town, Mrs. Roy Lowman of Clear Lake visits Iring Lowman, and Mr. and Mrs. J A Hiles of Grover have returned from a Chicago trip.
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Earl R. Smith
Rock Rapids
Smith
Bagan
Montgomery Ward
Treglawny
Rosendahl
Smith’s
Knitting Class Offered for Red Cross in Estherville
A knitting class organized for Red Cross volunteers will meet Tuesdays in the Legion club rooms at the city hall Estherville with Mrs Chris Nygaard directing. First meeting Tuesday Oct 22 at 2 pm bring yarn skein and needles sizes 2 and 5. Knitters will receive yarn and patterns as soon as ready. county quota is 110 sweaters by year’s start. For info call Mrs Fred Ehlers at 532.
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Red Cross
Chris. Nygaard
Legion Club
Estherville
City Hall
Emmet
Fred Ehlers
Brother of local men dies in Sherburn Minnesota
Clarence M. Schenck 52, formerly of Emmet county, died Sunday in a Sherburn hospital from complications after a skull fracture from a January fall. Born 1888 in Franklin Iowa, he lived on a farm in Emmet county, married in 1910, then moved to southern Minnesota. Survived by wife, three sons in Sherburn, his father Judson Schenck and brothers Lloyd Leonard and Clayton in Estherville. funeral was held Tuesday in Sherburn with pallbearers Gail Elwood Ronald Floyd LeRoy and Raymond Schenck of Estherville.
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Clarence M. Schenck
Emmet County
Sherburn
Jacquie Schrodt Struck By Car in Arcadia
Little Miss Jacquie Schrodt daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Schrodt was struck by a car driven by Richard Robinson Tuesday evening at 4 16 Crossing the street in front of Paris Cleaners on her way home she failed to look. Robinson stopped immediately picked her up and took her home. Injuries were slight though three stitches were needed to close a neck gash She was shaken but had only external bruises. Also: Arcadia residents Frank Jentzen Julius Manke and William Rose visited at the Bargfrede home and relatives over the weekend. Watch where you walk and drive.
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Jacquie Schrodt
H. N. Schrodt
Richard Robinson
Jacquie
Paris
Frank Jentzen
Julius Manke
William Rose
Fall of Arcadia
Dick Bargfrede
Studebaker Posts Record September Sales in History
South Bend Ind. September factory sales of Studebaker passenger cars and trucks reached the highest for the month in company history. President Paul G Hoffman said September sales of new passenger cars exceeded any month in over twelve years. Total sales for last month were 14 601 units, up 35 percent from 10 710 the year before. Hoffman cited ongoing factory work and predicted an October production schedule to set another record.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Compan
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Hoffman
Midgets Upset Sibley in 7 to 0 Victory
Estherville Midgets execute a stout defensive game plan to upset Sibley 7 0, ending the Generals undefeated run and shaking Lakes Conference standings. The win ties Estherville with Emmetsburg atop the league as both squads edge toward state honors.
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Estherville
Sibley
Generals
Spencer
Storm Lakes
Emmetsburg
Ponton
Elks Take Early Lead in City Bowling League
The City League bowling tournament resumes with round three at Pla-Mar alleys Monday October 21. Juniors from Estherville Packing collide with Juniors College Faculty on alleys 1 2 while Betsy Ross Bakers face Elks on alleys 3 4 Gardston rollers meet Daily News on alleys 5 6. Frank's Place vs D-X Service on alleys 1 2 and Sidles Grocery vs Hamm's Beer Keglers on alleys 3 4. Motor Supply vs Cut-Rate Grocerymen on alleys 5 6. Second round scores from Monday carry over. Howard's Grocery.
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Pet
Elks
India
Hamm’s Beer
Estherville Pack
Daily News
Jr. College
Gardston Hotel
Frank's Place
Betsy Ross
Pla-Mar
Estherville Packing Co
Betsy Ross Bakers
The
Gardston Rollers
Frank
D-X
Hamm
Howard's
Howard's Grocery
Lund to Speak at Ringsted Friday
Mayor Frank J. Lund of Webster City, Democratic candidate for Congress, will speak Friday at Ringsted Opera House at 8 p m County Democratic candidates will be introduced including Frank J Steiner for state representative L A Horswell for sheriff and Dr Smith C Kirke gaard for coroner Major Lund will discuss on KF VD Ft Dodge and Sunday at 2 00 o clock John K Valentine Democratic candidate for governor speaks Sundays at 1 45 over WHO during the campaign.
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Frank J. Lund
Webster City
Congress
Ringsted
Ringsted Opera House
Frank J. Steiner
L. A. Horswell
Smith C. Kirkegaard
Major Lund
KFVD
Ft. Dodge
John K. Valentine
Iowa
Outlook Is Good for Okoboji Spirit Lake Duck Hunt
The Okoboji Spirit Lake region shows a promising duck season with many ducks on open ponds despite dry sloughs. Mallards and pintails dominate as opening 60 day season begins, with prizes from the Okoboji Lakes Sportsmen's club for heaviest mallard bag and heaviest cock pheasant. Local sportsmen from Estherville and nearby areas rose before dawn to participate.
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Okoboji
Spirit Lake
West Okoboji
Spirit Lakes
Okoboji Lakes
Estherville
State Conservation Commission
Noel Opens Law Office In Groves Building
Robert Noel will establish a law practice in the Groves building over Estherville Loan and Investment Co in rooms once occupied by late Attorney Sam Bammer. He is the son of local residents and a June graduate of the State University of Iowa Law College. The office is expected to open Saturday October 19.
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Robert Noel
Groves
Esthervile Loan and Investment Co
Sam Bammer
Noel
Guy Noel
Law College of the State University of Iowa
Italians in America Show Fascist Leanings Reported
A Washington report on fascist activities in the United States cites Professor Gaetano Salvemini saying five percent of Italians in America are fascists and thirty five percent have fascist leanings. Salvemini was exiled from Italy in 1927 for anti fascist activities.
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America
Gaetano Salvemini
Washington
U.S
American Council On Public Affairs
Salvemini
Italy
Central Press
Bank Buys Many Calves for 4-H Club Members
Sixty one calves were distributed Saturday October 12 to 4-H boys and girls in western Nebraska. The Emmet County State Bank purchased the calves, with John E. Greig assisting. Fifteen Purebred Short Horn stock calves were bought through Pipestone Minnesota, from Kruse and Kruse Ranch, and nine calves from last year’s herd won honors at St Joseph Missouri. Calves are priced individually and may be chosen this week on first come basis. kept at Mack Ellis farm with no reservations.
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Nebraska
Emmet County State Bank
Itil
Rr Aapeaatieltee
Richard Herum
Remain Borcerg
Archie Sunde
Ruth Thomson
Grover C. Newton
Donald Mahan
LeVerne Valen
Donal Peterson
Audry Schultz
Richard Kyhl
Marvin Hildreth
Phillip Herum
Everett Ellis
Robert Albright
Maynard Lamack
Robert Valen
Donald Zelinsky
Arnold Duer
Lyle Hocking
Ronald Herum
Lawrence Thomson
Kathryn Logan
Alfred Zelinsky
Ivogene Hildreth
Dale Young
Albert Mahan
Harry Resh
Lorraine Young
Dorothy Thomson
Lester Rosenberg
LeRoy Bonnicksen
Roy McKean
Donald Hill
Jimmie Hutchins
Glen Bonnicksen
Alice Schultz
Norman Duer
Donald Samson
Harlan Hash
Delbert Ellis
Jack Albright
LeRoy Sampson
Earl Neppl
Lowell McKean
Darwin Mahin
Alan Henderson
Dale Christensen
Kenneth Hocking
Mr. Vallie
John E. Greig
Pipestone
Minn
Kruse
St. Joseph
Duca
Mack Ellis
Wayne Wallie
Emmet County Grants Old Age Pensions to 224 Residents
During September Emmet County assisted 224 persons with old age pensions. The average payment was 19.79 dollars per person, totaling 4432.80 dollars for the county. Three residents received aid due to blindness.
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Emmet
Emmet County
First Peace Time Draft Draws Emmet County Registry
Emmet county logged 1 723 registrants in the first peace time draft in 23 years. Ages 21 to 31 answered questions as a preliminary to possible U S army service. Ward tallies showed 210 in Estherville 1st ward 209 in 2nd ward 266 in 3rd ward. County totals listed by locale with many townships and towns noted. Cards were sent to local draft boards. quota for Emmet county not yet announced.
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Emmet County
United States Army
Estherville
Estherville Township
Armstrong Grove
Center
Denmark
Ellsworth
Emmet
High Lake
Town Lake
Jack Creek
Lincoln
Swan Lake
Twelve Mile Lake
Wallingford
Gladys Bringle
Open House for Will Open Sales Barn Grand Opening
George Robb touts new sales pavilion with a women friendly powder room and amenities. The public sale starts Wednesday Oct 23 at 11:30 with barbecue beef lunch and coffee. High school band provides music outside and in the salesroom after lunch. Only cattle, consignors urged to hold other classes. Strong cattle sale expected next Wednesday.
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George Robb
Local Market Prices for Eggs and Produce
Local market listing shows various egg grades and weights with prices: Heavy Hens over 5 lbs at 1 le, Heavy Hens 4 to 6 lbs at 6e, Light and Leghorn Hens at 1e, Heavy Cox over 5 lbs at 7¢, Light Cox at 6e, and Hens Springs under 4 lbs at 1le. Cream prices and multiple grain and bean costs are also given, including Corn, Soybeans, Oats, Flax, Barley, and Hog prices.
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Webster
Story
Marshall
Delaware
Clayton
Hamilton
Lyon
Osceola
Hardin
Dickinson
Winnebago
O'Brien
Sioux
Clay
Palo Alto
Kosauth
Hancock
Worth
Mitchell
Floyd
Winneshiek
Cerro Gordo
Butler
Grundy
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Franklin
Wright
Humboldt
Posahontas
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Plymouth
Wooasury
Calhoun
Howard
Chickasaw
Bremer
Fayette
V.R
Kofp
Masonic Hall
Roy Lowman
Clear Lake
Iring Lowman
J. A. Hiles
Chicago
Mlinois
Mildred I. Stewart
Marvin Wynne
Roosevelt Field
L. I
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Central Presa
Knitting School
Nygaard
E.H
TaDes Nar Ie Wests
Harold Wilson
McCoy
C. Woods
Wilson
Ostheimer
Espeset
Cy Polson
Williamson
Billy Otto
Auggie Luther
Young
Youman
Wilson Stars
Ray Moyle
Moet
Kramme
Elwood
Kelly
Squier
L. Moore
Knutson
Lund
Okoboji-Spirit Lake
Vienhe
John Lyman
Lena Wilkins
8Th St
Estherille
Librey
Sibley ‘High School
Sibley C
Kramme Youman
Wilson Elwood
al Cooke E Kelly
Theseeseee Shapely Young
Ceee
Fo Oseaee
B. Kelly
Benn Tony
Paulina
A. W. Vanderwilt
Milford
Maxwell
Melvin
van Valkenberg
Johnson
Dunvald
Emmet County Bank
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