Teachers Three Counties To Be Here In Estherville
Teachers from Emmet Clay and Palo Alto counties gather in Estherville Friday for a demonstration program. Emmet county schools close while Florence Wells, R K Rowley and Miss Mariel Sorum coordinate. Drs Reavis and Steele address, with panels by Mabel Root Enedaker Evendell Knudsen and others. sessions split between Roosevelt and high school buildings.
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Estherville
Emmet County
Clay
Palo Alto
Florence Wells
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Mariel Sorum
W.C. Reavis
University of Chicago
N. B. ‘Steele
South Dakota Education Association
Mabel Root
University Elementary School
Iowa City
Mabel Enedaker
University of Iown
Evendell
Brink
le Mars
J. A. Knudsen
Celia «Lewis
Aurealia
Irene Zeuch
Sibley
Roosevelt
State wards child bride in Minnesota case
Probate Judge Sam Abramson ruled that Virginia Defermer Johnson 18 is a dependent and neglected minor and not delinquent, placing her under state guardianship. She and Ernest B. Johnson 27 wed with her mother present. birth certificate shows 12, Iowa law sets 14 as minimum marriage age. The couple, who are separated, reside with guardianship at Blue Earth county poor farm and private families care for the children.
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Batherville
Sam Abramson
Nicollet County
Minnesota
Virginia Defermer Johnson
Ernest B. Johnson
Johnson
I. C. Nichols
Virginia
Curtis Page
Justice of Peace
Iowa
Editorial Comment By G A Nichols On Dems And Democracy
The piece argues for political clarity within the Democratic Party, citing Southern Democrats and critics of the CIO and leftist influence. It notes Roosevelt’s second election coalition and urges a purge of tainted elements to preserve freedom and democratic heritage. It also summarizes a Department of Agriculture study on farm share of the consumer dollar and the impact of middlemen and overhead on farmers’ net income.
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Fort Dodge Messenger
Atlanta
Georgia
Roosevelt
Atlanta Constitution
Midwest
Lewis
Southern Democracy
Democracy and Freedom
Democrat
Democratic Party
C.I.O
Moser Case Held Over At Storm Lake Hearing
Judge James DeLand granted an adjournment in the state of Iowa versus Carl Moser on the charge of illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. The delay followed absence of a principal witness, with the case postponed to a future date. Separately, evidence began in the damage suit Linney Jamison versus Lonnershop and Hupp for about $5000. the jury was selected but the case settled today with defendants to pay $600 and costs.
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James DeLand
Storm Lake
State of
Iowa
Carl Moser
Moser
Paving Highway No 71 Begins From Clay County Line
Work started Thursday on paving highway No 71 from the Clay county line to Sioux Rapids and with favorable weather the remainder of the concrete is expected to be laid within the next week New detours have been established routing Nos 71 and 10 east from the gulch to the Cornell road and back to No 71
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Clay County
Sioux Rapids
Gulch
Cornell Road
Marijuana plants displayed at Wallingford farm
Deputy M. E. Huckaba and County Attorney Harry Coffie found marijuana plants on a farm half a mile south and two miles east of Wallingford owned by LeRoy Huntley. The plants are on display at the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank. The weed is injurious to animals and used as a narcotic by humans. Originated in Mexico.
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M. E. Huckaba
Harry Coffie
Wallingford
LeRoy Huntley
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Mexico
Schrader Sets Half Mile Mark at Algona Fair
Gust Schrader, a leading driver at the Clay County fair, set a new half mile dirt track record at the Kossuth county fair in Algona. About 10,000 spectators watched the Cedar Rapids auto king clock 26.2 seconds in time trials.
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Schrader
Algona Fair
Gus Schrader
Clay County
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt disappoints many with perceived poor record
The passage notes gratitude for safe returns of travelers and criticizes President Roosevelt. It argues Democrats have strong material but contends the current president failed to deliver expected business acumen, disappointing friends and Republicans alike.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelt Haa
Paving Contract Let for No. 17 Tomorrow
The state highway No. 17 from the Emmet county line to Graettinger and south to No. 12 will be paved with preliminary work completed before May 1. Graettinger business section and three blocks of Main Street Robbing Avenue will be paved, with concrete slabs and curb to curb surfacing near the Hawkeye theater.
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Emmet
Graettinger
Robbing Avenue
Hawkeye Theater
Fair, Cooler Forecast for Regional Weather Outlook
Delightful autumn weather dominated with daily highs 70 to 87 and nightly lows 41 to 59. Rainfall measured .80 inch on the tenth. Observer A O Peterson reports highs and lows across dates from Sept 9 to Sept 14, with forecasts showing generally fair conditions in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and cooler days later in the week. northern Great Plains expect little rain and near normal temperatures.
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A. O. Peterson
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Purity Yeast Co adds mixer for new Purity Feed Balancer
Purity Yeast Co a fast growing Estherville industry installs a new mixer to produce the Purity Feed Balancer a high concentration balancer from yeast and other ingredients. The grinder and mixer installation costs exceed five hundred dollars.
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Purity Yeast CO
Purity Yeast Company
Estherville
Flying Auto Delayed for Clay County Fair Opening
Leo C Dailey secretary of the Clay County Fair association announced the flying automobile planned for the Spencer fair opening will not perform until later in the week due to mechanical changes. The delay pushes the stunt toward the last three days of the fair.
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Leo C. Dailey
Clay County Fair Association
Spencer
Homes Mourn Losses In Community Obituaries
Several residents are listed among the deceased this week. Lawrence M. Salmonson, WWI veteran, died in Des Moines after illness. Albert Danielson passed away suddenly in Silvis, Illinois. William H. Hoffman, former Kingman resident, died in Arizona. Miss Hattie Poffenberger died at a state hospital in Iowa City. Julius Schneckloth, Petersburg resident, is noted as deceased. Funeral details and survivors are given for each, with military rites and local church services described.
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Lawrence M. Salmonson
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Albert Danielson
Silvia
Ill
Wm. Hoffman
Kingman
Arizona
Hattie ‘Potfenberger
State Hospital
Iowa City
Julius Schneckloth
Petersburg
Mr. Salmonson
Emma Solmonson
Esstherville
Dwight
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Des Moines Hospital
Estherville
Swan Lake Township
Harvey
Orvis
Albert
Jake Taylor
Emmet County
Hoffman
William H. Hoffman
Kingman Ariz
Baptist Church
J. A. Riggs
Oakhill Cemetery
Marshalltown
Iowa
Otto Hoffman
Germany
Carl
Sac City
Paul Schmool
Alliance
Nebraska
Charles Martinson
Roosevelt
Dolliver
University Hospital
Hoffenberger
Oakdale
Goldfield
Webster City
Blairsburg
Cedar Falls
Melbourne
Strawberry Point
Cameron
Miss Poffenberger
Harry Poffenberger
West Bend
Handy
A. Danielson
Chris Danielson
Local Farm Bureau Leaders Hear O Neal in Waterloo
Five Emmet county farm bureau members join about two thousand attendees in Waterloo to hear Ed O Neal national president of the Farm Bureau. He urged a November special session for a farm bill and corn loan parity with cotton subsidies while praising Iowa rural leadership and urging stronger congressional pressure for farm laws. O Neal contrasted Iowa individualism with southern cooperation and called for hearings on the farm bill next month.
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Emmet County Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Ed O'Neil
M. A. Balkema
P. Jackson
A. V. Bormann
Estherville
Nels G. Christiansen
Ringsted
Sk. V. Horswell
Armstrong
O'Neal
Black Hawk County
Farm’ Bureau
O’neal
Congres
America
Leacing Farm Organization
South
Iowa
Congress
Bill
Gilbert Haugen
Fred Gilchrist
Fred Bierman
Roosevelt
Wallace
Des Moines
Sioux City
National Day Observance Plans Recall Constitution Anniversary
At J W Morse office a committee appointed by the mayor organized events for the 160th anniversary of the Constitution. On September 17 at noon a bugler will sound from the courthouse steps followed by a second bugler from the post office. The Victory Bell at the high school will ring, then church bells, locomotive whistles, and railroad yard signals join in for five minutes. Ministers will reference the Constitution in sermons. An address by J W Morse is slated for Thursday the 16th at Roosevelt auditorium, due to a teachers convention Friday. Committee members include J W Morse, Mrs. J S Tedrow, E W Beck, Supt F G Stith, Deemer Lee, Fr W Ortmeyer, Mrs. S G Ewen, and William H Sykes.
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J. W. Morse
National Committee For Programs
Jin
G. I. Wilder
Court House
Henry Paulson
Congress
Roosevelt Auditorium
Oransky Enters Business in Cedar Rapids
H. Oransky, pioneer Estherville merchant and former leader in 1908, reenters business in Cedar Rapids at the New Baton store. He serves as company president. The remod eled and redecorated building will offer ready to wear apparel and millinery exclusively.
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H. Oransky
Estherville
Baton
Cedar Rapids
Oransky
Jensen and Sons Complete New Coal Sheds
H N Jensen and Sons finished new coal sheds at their Golden Sun Milling yards ready for winter coal trade. Sheds are concrete and timber, designed for efficiency, with fourteen units each capable of holding six tons.
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H. N. Jensen and Sons
Golden Sun Milling Company
China
Presbyterial, Firefighting, and Home Economics Meet in Estherville
Estherville will host multiple conventions in the coming months. The Fort Dodge Presbytery’s eighty first annual session is set for September 28 at the local Presbyterian church with Rev Claude Fausnaugh as arrangements chairman and John Darling as entertainment clerk. Also planned is a regional firefighter school on October 12 featuring J P Koster hosting 25 northwest Iowa towns, with J Vincent Pyle and four assistants leading lectures and outdoor demos if weather allows. A Northwest Iowa Home Economics conference brings 300 to 400 high school girls from George Ocheydan Spirit Lake Spencer Emmetsburg and Lake Mills to the high school recreation room and Roosevelt auditorium on October 9, directed by Florence Meyers with Misses Huntsinger Perkins and Krahmer assisting.
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Esthervile
Fort Dodge
John Darling
C. Wagner Overhouser
Glidden
Paul Shedd
Persia
Thosas Smart
Logansport Presbytery
Joseph M. Doms
H. S. Schneider
Henry A Sinning
Wm. T. Paden
Gaylord M. Couchman
Koster
Estherville Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Iowa
George
Ocheydan
Spirit Lake
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Lake Mills
Roosevelt Auditorium
Florence Meyers
Betty Huntsinger
Carlene Perkins
Esther Krahmer
Meyers
Hilda McMillan
Charma
Tri-county
Maury Farris
Des Moines
Farris
Market prices and poultry values from early ledger entries
The market listing shows corn and oats prices scattered across several grades. Poultry values include heavy and light springs, heavy hens, and cocks with varied weights, alongside egg assortments and cream prices.
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Packery Oy
Seeey
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New Autos Parea
M. Anderson
Bathervile
Chevrolet
Mra
C. Lytle
Brudebaker
R. Bogwoss
aEaint Bchnelder
Armattones
Dodgery NH
Swarts
Maple
Hill A Ford
Ely
M. Robinson
Bathor
G. A., Nichols
WPA
V.R
Creed Ie
Farm Bureau
O’ Neal
National Farm Bureau
H. N. Schrodt
New Grand Theatre
Central States Theatre Corporation
Schrodt
U.R.I
Frances Danielson
Rose Rost
Louise Shallberg
St. Louis
Hizel Sstes
Pearl Chord
Sr. Louis
Sam Danielson
Church of Christ
Fred Sawyer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Julius Schnetckloth
Coleman Hospital
Schneckloth
Jochim Julius Schneckloth
Borsbeck
Firey
ED O'Neal
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