Prohibition, Price Hikes, and Rural Prosperity Reflections
The piece discusses Maine’s long state prohibition, limits of federal versus state law making, and praises local fair enthusiasm. It notes a favorable view of Iowa’s breadbasket status, farm surplus, and concerns over Standard Oil price hikes tied to NRA costs, while criticizing wage and hours practices and welfare aid.
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Maine
Lame ININGUNCUES New Church School Services
Lame ININGUNCUES New Church School holds Sunday sessions at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00. Dr Henry Olson of Buena Vista College will preach. Evening worship at 7:30. Young Peoples Chorus led by Miss Dorothy Ehlers and Mrs T C Mann will lead readings. Promotion Day Oct 1 Rally Day. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Oct 8.
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Henry Olson
Buena Vista Collge
Young Peoples Chorus
Dorothy Ehlers
T. C. Mann
Mission services and church notices in Estherville
Estherville Lutheran Church led by Pastor Mathre announces next Sunday services at 11 with Rev Hofstad of Madagascar visiting mission field. Sunday school at 10 with an emphasis on growth. Mission Conference set for Thursday to Saturday at 8 with Hofstad and Severtson speaking. Confirmation class Saturday at 10. Union State Line Church hosts Mission Sunday with services at 10:45 and 2. Rev Akre may lead, otherwise Rev Mandsager. Children’s lunch served at noon. Immanuel Church reports regular services and a busy week of meetings and visits as members are noted attending gatherings and health visits.
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L. Hofstad
Madagascar
Hofstad
Severtson
Eagle Grove
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
John Hansen
Oscar Fagre
N. C. Christensen
Elmer Shaw
Harold Carlson
Union State Line Church
J. J. Akre
Unt
Lesson Sermon Subject for Christian Science Churches
Christian Science Churches announce that Reality will be the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday September 24. The Golden Text from Isaiah speaks of creating a new heaven and new earth, with quotes from the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The readings include Romans 8 28 and a passage urging steady thought toward enduring good and truth to shape experience.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Wallingford Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and events
Wallingford Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. Luther League at 8 p.m. Pastor Peder Nordsletten will speak on Some of the Signs of Our Times. Thursday prayer meeting at L. L. Gunderson home. Confirmants meet Saturday at 9 a.m. and next Wednesday at 5 p.m. Immanuel Church holds Confirmation Saturday Sept 23 at 1:30 p.m. Mission Festival speaker Rev. T. Severtson of Eagle Grove starts Sunday Sept 24 at 11 a.m. Young People meet Sunday 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
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Immanuel Church
T. Severtson
Eagle Grove
Estherville Two Club Social Meeting and Guests
The Estherville Township club gathers this afternoon at Mrs. Olmstead home with Mrs. Willey directing entertainment and Mrs. Olmstead presiding. Honored guest Mrs. E E Kelley of Mason City attends several events while visiting. Earlier in the week Mrs E V Pierce hosted the Duo Decim bridge club at a lake cottage and Mrs Vergil Johnson held a bridge luncheon for guests including Mrs L J Sargent Mrs S G Ewen and Mrs J S Irwin of Chicago.
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Wm. Bale
L. J. Sargent
J. S. Irwin
Kelley
Ewen
Estherville
H. C. Olmstead
J. H. Willey
Olmstead
E. E. Kelley
Mason City
E. V. Pierce
Duo Decim
Community Notices From Estherville News Briefs
Estherville locals report travel to attend funerals and family visits. J J Kidder and Joyce of Manchester plan an extended stay at Joe Hoye’s. Rev Kidder will join wife and daughter in Estherville on return. Mrs E Harris and baby girl born Sept 18 in Monterey with E Harris in Emmetsburg caring for them. Pickerel catch in Anglers Bay with wall eyed pike in its stomach noted. School and church ties include Bailey and Gendron families, plus Oehrlein clan’s new grandson in St Paul.
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Daugter Joyce
Manchester
Joe Hoye
Hoye
Rev. Kidder
Canada
Louie Harris
Monterey
E. Harris
Emmetsburg
Harris
Dunnell
Wm. Oehrlein
Bertrand Gendron
St. Paul
Oehrleins
Gendron
Local Women Society Gatherings Highlight Fall Socials
Mrs. A. C. Brown and Mrs. H. C. Brees hosted the Past Matrons association of the Eastern Star at Mrs Brown’s Spirit Lake cottage with a noon dinner and informal afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. W. W. Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Colt among others. Separate events featured Four Mile Lake and O. G. club meetings, a P. E. O. picnic at Ft Defiance, a Pythian Sisters gathering, and a farewell dinner for Denise Bagan and Helen Beauman hosted by Miss Vella Reese with several friends attending.
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H.C. Brees
The
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Spirit Lake
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J.hilliard
Elizabeth Colt
H. Lorenz
M. E. Wilson
R. K. Blazer
G. K. Allen
H. L. Demoney
Wm. McArdle
M. J. Groves
Henry Mahlum
V-R
Ft. Defiance State Park
H. C. Brees
Vella Reese
Denise Bagan
Helen Beauman
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dorothy Tims
la Vayne Bagan
Gartha Pilcher
la Hansen
Local Penings From Coleman Hospital Notes
Rev C H Paige of Gruver is in Coleman hospital for medical treatment. Mrs L P Peterson of Wallingford had a major operation at Coleman hospital Friday. FP W Jensen underwent a tonsillectomy at Coleman hospital Monday morning. Hans Sorensen, who had an operation three weeks ago at Coleman hospital, was taken home to Ringsted Monday. Mr and Mrs M Reuland returned Wednesday from Chicago after attending the Worlds.
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Nels Jensen Health
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Ruth Smith
Jean Wiggs
Gordon Gruhike
Simon Knutson
Edwin Benson
Sioux Falls
S. D
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Minda
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Frank Baloun
Henry Gilbert
Raymond
Mollie Herbrandson
S. C
J. A. Smith
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Lea Anderson
Nels Jensen
Henry Herbrandson
Ellsworth Meyer
Opal
Mildred
Virginia Smith
Alice
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C. J. Holmes
Harry Stough
Stanley
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Arthur Peterson
Herman Gilbert
Gilbert and Peterson
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W. V. Peterson
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Henry Peterson
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Jackson
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Opal Smith
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R. J. Rasmus- Sen
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Jennie Harms
W. H. Schneckloth
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Gruver
Coleman Hospital
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Ringsted
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Hig
Agricultural yield estimates from September crop report
The report shows five year averages and current estimates for crops across the region. Wheat predicted at 492000 bushels, buckwheat 36,000, flaxseed 7 bushels per acre, potatoes 3,900,000 bushels, tame hay 4258000 tons, alfalfa 2.10 tons, clover Timothy 1.05 tons, fruit apples 1425000 bushels, pears 52000 bushels, grapes 6440 tons. Conditions on September 1 ranged from 60 percent for pastures to record lows for flaxseed and buckwheat.
Billy Sunday to quit prohibition preach duties
Billy Sunday plans to resume preaching the gospel after years of prohibition work. Friends urged the change as electoral prospects for repealing the gospel faded, reflecting shifts in public sentiment per the Kansas City Star.
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Billy
Kansas City Star
Emmetsburg Water Project Approved by Federal Board
The Emmetsburg water works project was one of 38 public works projects approved by the federal board of Iowa and submitted for final review at the Washington office. Total funding for the 38 projects amounts to 2,742,000 dollars. The rest of the text includes editorial speculation on vice presidents and local color notes.
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Emmetsburg
Federal Board of Iowa
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Iowa corn crop near normal despite yearlow yields
The 1933 Iowa grain output totals 25 percent below 1932 and 14 percent under the 1926–30 average, with corn yield around 37.5 bushels per acre and a 413,250,000 bushel crop down 19 percent from 1932. Small grains drop 44 percent from 1932 with oats at 118,617,000 bushels and barley about 8,704,000 bushels, the smallest since 1936.
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Julius H. Peters
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Iowa
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
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