Election day in Emmet county voters to choose officials
Election day looms across the United States with federal and local offices on the ballot. In Emmet County the race features Cliff Frederickson and L A Horswell for sheriff, Dr Smith Kirkegaard and Fred Sternberg for coroner, a three way contest for county supervisor in the third district, and candidates for state representative, state senator, and district judge. Usual polling places are listed for Estherville wards and Emmet Township, with appointed receiving and counting boards outlined.
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United States
Emmet
Cliff Frederickson
L. A. Horswell
Armstrong
Horswell
Armstrong Grove
Fredericksen
Smith Kirkegaard
Ringsted
Fred J. Sternberg
Estherville
Kenneth Harding
L. B. Nelson
Nels Osher
Mr.Osher
H. A. Degen
Frank Steiner
Robert Kerr
Clay County
Spenser of
AO “Bonnstétter
Westekbekek
Bonnstetter
FP. C. Davidson
Fred C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Congress
Bishop to Vis it Grace Episcopal This Sunday
The Right Reverend Harry S. Longley will officiate at Grace Episcopal church this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. A special service with choir and organ music is planned. On Monday the district meeting of the Women of the Episcopal Church in Iowa will convene in Emmetsburg with Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. Speakers include Mrs. Grafton Burke and a Wyoming Indian missioner.
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Iowa
Harry S. Longley
Grace Episcopal Church
J. E. Stockdale
Lloyd E. Stockdale
Heine Prisity Church
Rattereburg
Episcopal Church
Grafton Burke
Dr. Burke
Hudson Stuck
Law Violators Are Sentenced In Estherville
Lee Griffith of Estherville was fined 26 dollars for intoxication by Mayor Fred Ehlers after police arrest. Murray Lenz of Estherville paid 2 dollars and costs for assault on Vernon Anderson in a parked car. Two transients, Joseph Lineen and August Steinberg, were sentenced to ten days in city jail for intoxication with jail terms suspended if they left town.
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Lee Griffith
Estherville
Fred Ehlers
Griffith
Justice of the Peace
M. H. Schloeman
Murray Lenz
Lenz
Vernon Anderson
Anderson
Joseph W. Lineen
August Steinberg
Ledyard
Rev Burton to Lead Calvary Memorial Chapel Ft Dodge
The Rev T Chandler Burton of Gruver has accepted the pastorate of Calvary Memorial Chapel Ft Dodge to succeed Rev G E Steele transferred to Ottumwa. Burton has served Gruver Presbyterian Church for five years.
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T. Chandler Burton
Gruver
Grace Episcopal rummage sale set for Saturday
Grace Episcopal Church women announce their annual rummage sale Saturday in the Bixby Groves building, formerly Twetten Furniture Co. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Bixby Groves
Twetten Furniture Co
Bode Bugle Sold to Rapid City Publisher
W D Geddes of Rapid City South Dakota has bought the Bode Bugle from publisher R A Neitzke. Geddes brings 32 years of newspaper experience and currently works for the Rapid City Daily Journal. He will take possession of the Bugle next week.
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W. D. Geddes
Rapid City
So. Dak
R. A. Neitzke
Geddes
Rapid City Daily Journal
Herrick to Speak at Estherville Armistice Day Event
Judge Allen Herrick of Des Moines, former Estherville resident, returns for Armistice Day events sponsored by the American Legion. The gathering, in the old Masonic hall above J C Penney, features a 7:00 dinner, entertainment, bingo, cards, dancing, and a talk by Judge Herrick. Ex-service members, Legion Auxiliary, and families are invited.
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Allen Herrick
Des Moines
Estherville
Gree Hi
American Legion
Herrick
Maurice Doyle
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
J. C. Penney
Local buttermaker places second in state contest
Holger Geil of Estherville Co operative Creamery sent a butter sample to Des Moines for judging by the Iowa Creamery Operators Assn. His butter earned second place in the statewide contest. The competition was described as very keen and the top rank as an enviable record.
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Holger Geil
Estherville
Serial and Order Numbers For County Registrants
Static plans for the federal draft show five percent of the total men registered will be called. In Emmet county 1675 registrants imply about 80 will be summoned, with roughly 200 names needed before selection. Names, serial and order numbers for 200 will appear next Tuesday, though current volunteers may negate calls until 1941. The list here covers serials up to 8020 to be checked against the Vindicator.
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Emmet
Iit
Pear
Defense Expenditures In Iowa Reach Half Million
Iowa defense spending shows a June 18 to October 15 total of 537 227. Army expenditures total 818 779 and Naval funds amount to 27 337. The Federal Security Agency education office certifies 10 417 for defense training while a WPA project at Town City Airport receives 180 694.
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Office of Government Reports
Des Moines
Iowa
Office of Education of the
Federal Security Agency
State Board of Education
Army horse buyer to buy horses in Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake officials announce Major Whitehead United States army inspection and purchase trip on November 4 to assess cavalry horses and mules for the army. The visit aims to be a major local event with horses expected from as far as 200 miles, plus preparations for this single inspection tour.
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Spirit Lake
Whitehead
United States Army
V.R
Radio speeches outline for 1930s election coverage
Mayor Fred Ehlers urges listeners to tune in to a schedule of Republican broadcasts from Nov 1 to Nov 4. The lineup includes Charles L. McNary, Herbert Hoover, Irvin S. Cobb, Thomas Dewey, Bruce Barton, Wendell Willkie, Hugh S. Johnson, and others across NBC, Mutual, and CBS networks from Salt Lake City, Kansas City, New York, Cleveland, and St. Louis. Also notes Mrs. Owen Morton’s Rochester visit care for her mother Ella McArdle after an operation.
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Fred Ehlers
Charles L. McNary
Salt Lake City
Utah
NBC Blue
Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Calif
National Broadcasting Company
Thomas’ E. Dewey
Kansas City
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Bruce Barton
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wendell Willkie
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Mutual Broadcasting Co
WHN
New York City
Hugh S. Johnson
National Broadcasting Co
St. Louis
Mutual
Thomas Dewey
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Senator McNary
Joseph W. Martin
Owen Morton
Rochester
Ella McArdle
McArdle
Ethel McArdle
Independence
Morton
Local Market Prices for Hens and Grains
Heavy Hens over 6 lbs price at .10 cents, 4 to 6 lbs at .9 cents, Light and Leghorn Hens and Coxed products listed. Grains include oats at .25, flax 1.80, soybeans .65 to .66, corn economized, barley .25 to .40. Hog prices show top hogs at 6.60 and packers at 5.26.
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E.creeees
Frettem Receives Appointment as NA Creamery Judge
Pp. E Frettem, manager of the Estherville Co operative Creamery, has been appointed judge at the National Creamery Butter Association judging in St Paul on Saturday November 9. Butter exhibits from 12 states, stored since last May, will be judged. Mrs Frettem will accompany her husband to the Twin Cities.
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P. EK
Frettem
Estherville
Henry Field Seed and Nursery to Open Esterville Store
The Henry Field Seed and Nursery company leases the Chas. Coon building on south Sixth Street and plans a nursery and seed store in Esterville. Expected to open around December. Field operates stores in several towns across Town, Nebraska, and Minnesota. Coon building sat empty since the Coon Grocery closed. fixtures will be removed and minor improvements made prior to opening.
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Henry Field Seed and Nursery Company
Chas. Coon
South Sixth Street
Estherville
Nebraska
Minnesota
Coon
Coon Grocery
Seed Comany
Dr A L Peck Dies in Burbank at About 90
Dr A L Peck longtime lakes area figure died in Burbank California after illness from peritonitis Funeral services were held in Burbank He was married to the late Mrs Hattie Sanford daughter of the Arnolds and later to Mrs Alice Peck Surviving are Earl Sanford and Nelson Sanford plus several other children and stepchildren The Peck family had lived in Arnolds Park before moving to California
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A. L. Peck
Burbank
Cal
Peck
Dr. Peck
Lake Region
Hattie Sanford
W. B. Arnold
Arnold Park
Calif
Mrs. Peck
Arnolds Park, Arty
Ames Girl Wins State 4-H Home Grounds Contest
Margery Caroline Hanson, 17, of Ames, won the Iowa 4-H home grounds beautification contest for girls. Her record book details a wide clean-up and planting drive at her Story county farm home and will advance to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. A freshman at Town State College, she has been a 4-H member for six years. Alice Schultz of Estherville topped Emmet county with the winning record book in her county.
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Margery Caroline Hanson
Ames
Iowa
Margery
Chicago
Story County Farm
Town State College
Alice Schultz
Estherville
Emmet
Burns Funeral Saturday for James B. Burns at St Patrick’s
Funeral services for James B. Burns 76 will be held Saturday at 9:00 a.m. at St. Patrick’s church Estherville with Rev. J. J. Keane officiating. Burial follows in the Catholic cemetery. A Rosary will be said Friday at 9:00 p.m. at the Burns home. Burns, born December 13, 1868 in Livingston County Illinois, moved to Estherville area in 1912 and died at his home on south Tenth Street Wednesday at 4:00 a.m. He was a former Rock Island railroad worker and member of St Patrick’s, Knights of Columbus, and Elks. He is survived by his widow, five sons, four daughters, and 23 grandchildren.
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St. Patrick’s Church
James B. Burns
South Tenth Street
J. J. Keane
James Bernard Burns
Livingston County
Ill
Catherine Menton
Fairbury
Knights of Columbus
Elks Lodges
Sim
Burns
James Burns
Algona
Joe Origer
Bernard Burns
Edwin Burns
Francis Burns
Cylde Burns
Estherville
Homer Herwig
Cedar Rapids
Ben Amelsberg
Glendale
Calif
Ralph Calahan
Battle Creek
Mich
Amelsberg
Spencer Hat Manufacturer Maris De Wolf Dies at 48
Maris De Wolf, 48, a Spencer hat company owner and NRA objector, died suddenly Friday from an epileptic stroke. A Spencer resident since 1904, he was a Yale graduate and wartime army trainee. His anti NRA stance drew national attention leading to Supreme Court opposition ruling the law unconstitutional.
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Spencer
Maris DeWolf
Spencer Hatchery
DeWolf
Spencer High School
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Yale University
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Graettinger Man Receives C. Y. Stephens Dairy Award
Ray Nelson of Graettinger was among four Iowa State College dairy industry students honored with the C. Y. Stephens scholarship, worth 160 dollars. The awards, founded in 1925 by Stephens, a 1926 ISC graduate, recognize character scholarship and need.
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Ray Nelson
Graettinger
Iowa State College Dairy Industry
C. Y. Stephens
Stephens
Iowa State College
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Clare Keeler
John Darling
Towa
Helen Logan
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Mary M. Waldron
Clifford R. Hedrick
Pearl Lines
John G. Smith
W. A. Schultz
George W. Booth
B. Collins
Clyde E. Sanborn
Lomena Bagan
Ellen Maine
Minnie Olson
Leonard Waldron
Olive Burt
Estherville 3D Ward
Ora Mae Hipple
Mee H. Salyers
Frank Campinsa
Eatherville
Mert M. Albert
Esther Ville
Frank Koch
Myrtle B. Kennedy
Frank Elden
Margaret Schloeman
Margaret Sullivan
Emmet Township
Harry Peterson
Cornell Olesen
Anna Maniece
U.S. Army Cadet Group
Miami
Fla
Norman Hays
Okla
Thomas Finnie
Jersey City
N. J
Charles J. Lunn
Central Press
Longley
W.R
Rev
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FT. Dodge
Glen Hemmingson
John Hemmingson
France
GeyMmanew
Batista
Fulgencilo Batista
Cuba
Havana
Ehlers
Pp. E. Frettem
Field Seed and Nursery Co
Lakes
J. B. Burns
Spencer N.R.A. Objector
Graettinger Man
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