Estherville beef plant set to start Monday with 75,000 lb cars
Government approval is near to begin operations at the Estherville beef plant on Monday morning. F M Tobin of Ft. Dodge, president of the company, is finalizing arrangements as two cars of high grade cattle are purchased locally from George Robb. L Palmer manages, Kibler handles sales, Shanklin is buyer, and new 75,000 pound capacity refrigerator cars are ready for outbound shipments. Local residents occupy housing as operations prepare to commence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Kibler
Mr. Shanklin
Estherville
College students head to various colleges for fall term
Numerous students depart for higher education with Miss Macharet Kennedy and Miss Jeanne Parsons headed to Iowa State University. Others will study at Notre Dame, Lindenwood, Waldorf, American Institute of Business, and Drake. Nursing training and business courses are pursued at several institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macharet Kennedy Bety Mazen
Jeanne Parsons
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Mervin Bagan
Earl Bagan
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Genevieve Horswell
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Carollo Mathie
Waldorf
Forest City
Billy Robinson
Margaret Hood
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Constance Tweet
Mary
Ann Heinrich
Kenneth Goldsberry
Jack Beck
Leo Horswell
Iowa State Agricultural School
Ames
Robert Sanders
Drake College
Homer Jull
Crayton College
Omaha
Nebr
Ava Nick
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sioux City
Lola Wilson
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Evelyn Nathanson
Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Eleanor Brown
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Anna Darlene Dodd
The
Business University
Duluth
Minn
Clay county fair and editorial on public figures
Editorial notes the Clay county fair in northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota with ongoing exhibits and amusements. It questions Hugo Black’s Klan membership affecting his Supreme Court role, and comments on Catholic influence in politics. Editor Ralph Anderson is praised for publishing a seven column paper with a larger format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
Clay County
Hugo Lt. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Farley
Democratic Party
Ralph Anderson
Ringsted Dispatch
Inflation risk remains amid stock declines and debt growth
Amid spring and summer stock declines the view that inflation danger is over fades. Analysts warn inflation could reappear with rising living costs as the federal budget remains unbalanced and debt climbs. Fiscal year data show record borrowing and total expenditures far above several prior years, underscoring ongoing fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Norwegians May Build New Estherville Church
The Estherville Lutheran congregation plans a new church edifice at Des Moines and Eighth, with a large structure to seat about six hundred. A promotion committee, led by B O Walden T T Sunde Veet Pro, and later Oscar Ressell Knudson, is expanding to seek financial pledges for construction and space for gatherings like ladies aid meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Des Moines
Eighth
B. O. Walden
T. T. Sunde
Veet
Oscar Ressell
Knudson
Pioneer resident to auction private household goods sale
George Rugtiv of Esther ville plans a public auction Saturday afternoon at two o clock on North Sixth street. Auctioneer Burns will conduct and Emmet County State Bank will clerk. Private offerings by C W Marley include a washing machine, parlor furnace, Jersey cow and cream separator at his North 18th Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rugtiv
Estherville
North Sixth Street
Burns
Emmet County State Bank
C. W. Marley
North 18Th Street
Market Prices for Corn Oats Barley and Poultry
A fluctuating farm price list shows No 2 yellow corn at .85d and oats at .20–.28d per unit, malting barley 45–60c, heavy springs and heavy hens quoted with varied weights and cts per lb, eggs at 2.00 per dozen, cream milk prices around 39–50c, and top butcher and packer prices near 11.85 and 10.00 respectively. The ad notes a year end price increase of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Oscecaueseess
First Killing Frost Hits in Low Places
A 33 degree frost was recorded last night on the official thermometer led by Observer A. O. Peterson. The frost halts sap and hardens corn, benefiting late fields. Most corn in this Iowa area is safe, but some late plantings need more time to mature for full protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Peterson
Iowa
Vesrevsereerses
Estherville Junior College Enrollments Show Working Students
The Es therville junior college reports ninety six enrolled students with fifty six working to pay their way. Names listed include Archia Boe janitor, Lloyd Boone jeweler, Edwin Burt, Magda Center, Kenneth Clanssen Wells, Wayne Crim, Doris Diltz, Lorraine Ehlers, Paul Groth, Thomas Hamilton, Doris Hollenbeck, Kenneth Hornby, Darrel Ketchem, Lawrence Moore, Sherman Morton, Omer Nau, Louis Nichols, Irene Pickens, Dawes Sconberg, Robert Thomas, Mervin Thompson, Alta Thorsland, and others. Cafes employ several students including Lenore Henaman, Jack Kandel, Robert Leland, Walter Miller, Bonnie Rousseau, Ralph’s cafe, Francis Boggess, Raymond Dominy, and more. Additional workers include Gerald Wee, Russell Youman, Lyle Zeimer, John Christiansen, Alvin Cook, Nathanson’s cafe, Norman Fink, Donald Kranmer, Warren Lewis, Floyd Palmer, and Edward cone mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville Junior College
Archia Boe
Lloyd Boone
Edwin Burt
Gerald Wee
Paris ‘Cleaners
Russell Youman
S&l Ature
Lyle Zeimer
John Christiansen
Gildner Beck
Alvin Cook
Nathanson’s
Norman Fink
Peoples Cafe
Donald Kranmer
Northern Lumber Co
Warren Lewis
Sidles Grocery
Floyd Palmer
People’s Cafe
Fdward
Cone
Kepler's
Seven
Home Bwarte Miena Ae Erate
Larg
Ary
Bella Arreb
Dorothy
Bunday
Lorraine Clark
Marguerite
Ova
Gladys Athy
Shorthorns Top Spencer Exhibition in Iowa Fair
Emmet county exhibitor Elmer Larsen of Wallingford led the milk producing shorthorn herd at Spencer with top prizes including second grand champion bull and senior and grand champion cow. Competing riders from Spencer Rock Valley Moneta Sheldon earned several honors as Larsen’s cattle claimed multiple first and second places in various divisions. At Jackson fair Larsen’s herd faced no milk shorthorn rival, winning a silver cup from the Minneapolis Journal for the sire among dairy-breed bull classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet County
Clay County
Elmer Larsen
Wallingford
Larsen
Spencer
Art Redenbaugh
Ed Miller
Rock Valley
R. DeVolese
Moneta
Walter Kruse
Sheldon
Jackson Fair
Minneapolis Journal
State and federal rules align on migratory waterfowl law
The State Conservation Commission issues an administrative order harmonizing state and federal regulations for migratory birds. Ducks may be taken 7 am to 4 pm with a daily bag limit of 10 per person, possession limit 10, excluding certain species. Geese and brant allow a 5 per day limit. A duck stamp is required for hunters over 16, to be signed across the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Towa
Conservation Officers
Activity Tickets For Sale At School
Adult tickets are $2 560 for eight football games and six basketball games. Single admissions cost 40 cents. Students earn a ticket by selling five adult tickets with no home room contest for adult tickets. A contest will run next week among home rooms with awards for highest sale percentage. Grade tickets will be sold by the principal and go on sale next week.
City Standpipes Undergo Interior Paint Refinishing
Public works superintendent P. V. Linke announced city crews are repainting standpipes inside. The west side pipe is refinished first, then crews will tackle the north end unit. First coated with red lead will be followed by a layer of asphalt varnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Linke
JC Football Squad Scrimmage Shows Strong Passing Attack
The junior college football squad faced a high school scrimmage Tuesday night as Coach Starr mixed players to form a smooth attack. Hornby, Reid, Rost, and Krahmer led receiving and passing, with Reichmann, Miller, Rost, and Cook anchoring the line. Several players not in this scrimmage are expected to join practice soon, including Eugene McNally who has enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Hornby
Reichmann
Nichols
Thompson
Lewis
Miller
Rost
Fink
Cook
Ketcham
Reid
Bassett
Palmer
Leland
Swenberg
Woods
Eveleth
Krahmer
Burt
Calhan
Bush
Claassen
Youman
Evans
Milly Higa
Sett
Eugene McNally
New Musical Groups Planned for School Year
Tryouts underway for high school and junior college music groups with strong turnout. The high school band began rehearsals with 35 returning members. orchestra and vocal groups start regular sessions next week. College groups expected to form a band and a fine chorus, with at least 26 in the orchestra this fall. Instruments available include clarinets violins and cello. String students may join a string choir and those not chosen may enter a string class. The string quartet continues. Beginning Band members to report Monday at 4 p m to Mr Minkler for organization without instruments. High school orchestra first meeting Tuesday at 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minkler
Center Wide Awake 4-H Club Chooses New Leaders
The Center Wide Awake 4-H club met Saturday with leader Mrs August Rosenberger. Fifteen members and five guests attended. Mrs Rosenberger resigns. new leaders are Mrs H C Miller and Miss Christopherson. Center Circle club will meet with Mrs Ralph Hartman on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thef Center Wide Awake 4-H Club
August Rosenberger
Alta Thorsland
Herman Origer
Edith Bass
H. Qo, Miller
Christopherson
Rosenberger
H. C. Miller
Center Circle Club
Ralph Hartman
New Alius Purchased Sporville Feed Yard
A purchase, details unclear due to OCR errors, involves Sporville Feed and entities Gruver Plymouth Diamond Batherville. No coherent date or location confirmed. Further readable text needed for precise summary and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporville Feed Y Aathervile ark,Gruver, Plymouth
Diamond
Batherville
Mammoth Tusk Photo Features Notre Dame Professor
Rev Raymond W Murray head of sociology at Notre Dame is shown with a mammoth tusk unearthed in Yukon Valley Alaska. The expedition found mammoth and mastodon bones but no evidence of a contemporaneous human culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Murray
University of Notre Dame
Yukon Valley
Alaska
Institute Day Draws 600 Teachers to Estherville
Estherville prepares to host about 600 teachers from city and rural schools across three counties for a demonstration program. Emmet county schools will close. leaders from Palo Alto and Clay counties join the event with an executive committee headed by Marie Sorum and Lorence Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Emmet County
Elena Terrestryte
Palo Alto
Clay Counties
Marie Sorum
Lorence Wells
Emetsburg
R. K
Rowley
Spencer
G. G. Stith
R. F. Vanderstoep
Mallard
T. W. Karges
Everly
FF. D. Murphy
Webb
Catherine Crowley
Emmetsburg
Alys Thorson
Cylinder
Dorothy Four
Armstrong
Evelyn Bode
Ringsted
Vernon Anderson
Emmet Consolidated
Arn
Loughs Chronicle Pleasant Westward Journey and Meetings
Mr and Mrs L Lough report pleasant westward trip from Estherville California visits with former neighbors and friends at Bixby Park Long Beach Pasadena Bellflower Fullerton Alhambra Monterey Park and Whittier. They note scarce housing in Bellflower relocating to 322 Painter St Whittier and a simple coast trip with one tire puncture amid highway work in Wyoming and eastern Utah. Nearby R avens and Harold Moklestad enjoyed Spencer fair yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lough
California
Estherville
Towa
Bixby Park
Long Beach
W W. R. Hughey
H. A. Dunham
Frank Dunham
Pasadena
N. IH. Menerral
Whitemore
Bellflower
T. H. Mopper
Fullerton
Hopper
Rock Island
Robt. Neville
Burbank
John Struben
Alhambra
W. A. Dickinson
Monteray Park
Dickinson
Sberville
C. L. Brown
Utah
Miss Genie Gray Returns From Montana Vacation
Miss Genie Gray arrived in the city Saturday from Glacier Park Montana where she spent her summer vacation. During the summer she fell ill and was treated at the hospital there and in Minneapolis. She will teach in the McKinley building in the sixth grade and is also principal at that building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Gray
Gracier Park
Mont
Corner stone ceremony set for Immanuel Lutheran church
Visiting Pastor Rev Be J Kallsen from Ochye dan will preach at 2:30 PM at the church site on Sixth Street. Rev Otis Lang will read prayer and scripture, with hymns by the congregation. A copper chest with church records and community items will be sealed in the cornerstone. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Sixth Street
BE. J. Kallsen
Ochyedan
Otis Lang
United States
Iowa
Estherville
Mrs Frances Shadle Elected Head Pan Hellenic
Members of the Pan Hellenic elected Frances Shadle president with Barbara Cornwell as vice president and Jack White as secretary. The group planned to provide milk to undernourished schoolchildren next year. The meeting at Mrs H T Egertson's included bridge and a group lunch with many members and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Hellenic Organization
8. T. Egertson
Margaret Clark
Frances Shadle
Barbara Cornwell
Jack White
Florence Meyers
H. K. McMillan
K. J. McDonald
John Osgood
Llorence Meyers
Virginia Lyon
Hazel Brown
Barbara Cornwall
Glenn Storey
Bertha Gaarde
Esther Idema
Warren Johnson
Boston
Mass
Mary Shodes
H. A. Lindsay
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Hilmer Larsen
Club
AliUs
Mrs. L. Lough
Harold Moklestad
Spencer Fair
Immanuel Lutheran Congregation and Friends
F. Shadle
F. J. Kennedy
Margaret
Jimmie
Jeane
Town City
State University
Motherville Junior College
Eneday
Fengtai
China
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