Iowa shuts doors to physicians not citizens of U S
Iowa State Health Commissioner Dr Walter L Bierring announced a new rule effective this month that foreign physicians must be fully naturalized before licensure in Iowa. The five year naturalization requirement replaces a one year internship path and aligns with similar moves in other states. He noted about 26 inquiries this year from doctors in Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia. Also, A J Bosworth of Armstrong was in Estherville Monday paying his taxes.
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Pioneer Life Reminiscences From Early Iowa Towns
The letter recalls Sim and Bemis stores north of the square and civic depth with post office Vindicator office Ketchum shop Jim Maher saloon and others. It notes Day family farms Engle Lake and early jobs, plus Day kin including H G Frank Burt and Aunt Molly. References to Frank Day and J D Springer spread through town picnics and old days.
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Day
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Fairmont
Min
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Estherville
Minnesota Line
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Burt
Howland
Morgan Jenkins
Molly
Iowa
J. D. Springer
Chicago
A. T. & S. F. Railroad
Bedert Bae
Our Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We Will Maintain
A phrase from a historic editorial or speech champions steadfast patriotism and defense of liberties against radical threats. It invokes duty to uphold constitutional law, peace, and wartime resolve, stressing loyalty to the old state and its motto as guiding principle.
Boake Carter to Open ISU Lecture Series 1938 39
Ames, Iowa announces W R Boake Carter, renowned radio news commentator, will open the 1938 39 Star Lecture Series at Iowa State College. He will speak at State Gym Oct 25 on Editorializing the News. Born in Baku, he came to the U S in 1920 and was naturalized in 1933. He has worked with Tulsa Philadelphia and Mexico City newspapers and has been a radio news commentator since 1932.
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Okla
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Mexico
Emmetsburg's Oldest Living Merchant Dies
J. H. Godden, 77, longtime Emmetsburg businessman and former mayor, died after a two week illness at his home. He founded Godden Monument Works in 1881 and ran it for over sixty years. He served on the school board, chaired bank boards, and held extensive property in Emmetsburg and Lake Okoboji area. A 32nd degree Mason and Shriner, he leaves his widow and eleven children.
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Emmetsburg
Northwest Town
Lake Okoboji
The
Eastern Star
Marriages Listed From Dolliver to Fairmont Areas
Local marriage notices list Melvin G. Palmer and Hazel P Aaronson both of Dolliver. Adolph A. Schubacker of Stanley wed Lucille Vashel of Wadena. Roy R. Lyle and Phyllis Beck of Armstrong. Dean E. Diesch aged 82 of Garden City Minn with Helen M. Cogley 18 of Bloomington Lake. Wendell B. Christianson 80 of Graettinger with Genevieve Mammen 29. Lorn R. Laube 32 of Fairmont with Violet E Ahlers 25, Fairmont.
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Adolph A. Schubacker
Stanley
Lucille Vashel
Wadena
Roy R. Lyle
Estherville
Phyllis Beck
Armstrong
Dean E. Diesch
Garden City
Minn
Helen M. Cogley
Bingham Lake
Wendell B. Christianson
Graettinger
Genevieve Mammen
Lorn R. Laube
Fairmont
Violet E Ahlers
Dunnell Village Seeks PWA Grant for Community Building
At their meeting on Saturday night Dunnell village resolved to ask the PWA for a 4100 grant to erect a new community building. A special election to approve a $5000 bond issue for the project is set for September 29. Public sentiment is divided as two petitions were presented, one with 68 signatures urging a special election and another with 60 signatures opposing the construction. There are 125 voters in Dunnell, and petition signatures total 113.
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Council Passes Resolution Approving School Programs
The Estherville PTA council executive board approved a resolution to sponsor an Artists' Series for the season. The first program features Mary McCormick with entertainment aimed at students and patrons and promises a higher quality of acts than usual. The plan reflects years of PTA support and anticipated patronage.
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Horse Sickness Not Caused by Marihuana Says Ames Vet
Ames Iowa September 22 1935 Sleep sickness in horses is not caused by marihuana says Dr H Covault head of the Iowa State College Veterinary Clinic Insects fetid vectors and a virus are blamed for encephalomyelitis with cases declining as cool weather comes Moldy corn poison can mimic sleeping sickness and prevention rests on keeping animals away from moldy corn
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H Covault
Iowa State College Veterinary Clinic
Covault
Iowa
Mrs Chester Moore Hosts Mixed Shower at Danielson Home
Mrs Chester Moore was honored at a Tuesday afternoon miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Louise Chalberg Mrs Eugene Rost and Mrs S B Danielson at the C H Danielson residence The guests shared anecdotes and wedding memories while writing recipes for the bride Mrs Alvestad won a prize for the best tale and Mrs Moore received a basket of assorted gifts A two course luncheon followed the activities Try the Want Ads for results.
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Louise Chalberg
Eugene Rost
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Alvestad
Moore
Combined Girls Musical Groups Reach One Hundred Members
Miss Dorothy Wassum announces final selections for high school vocal groups as the first concert nears in late October. The combined chorus, including junior and select choirs, will perform at Christmas service and spring events. Senior Madrigal singers and junior Madrigal groups are listed with numerous named members, while Grace Smith visits from Sioux City for a weekend with the Stavros family.
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Virginia Rogers
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Betty Tindal
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Imogene Griffith
Estella McManness
Patty Jackson
Virginia Twite
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Regina Boe
Phyllis Eckholm
Catherine Duffy
Opal Schultz
Ruth Heinrich
Theris Maloney
Doris Hintz
Muriel Clark
Hazel DeWall
Marjorie Jones
Joan Fager
Helen Johnson
Violet Hundsress
Jean Evans
Vera Gillette
Glen Kaufmann
Janet McTavish
Virginia Sawyer
Shirley Butcher
Helen Gerberich
Dorothy Duffy
Elaine
Kennedy family trip and Clarke College entry noted
Mr and Mrs Francis Kennedy took their daughter Marion to Dubuque where she enters Clarke College. Oscar Vestrem of Milwaukee visits at geor ge Vestrem's home for his father's funeral. Mrs George Robinson Mrs H A Gaarde and Miss Emma Gaarde plan to return from Madisonville Kentucky. Mrs J P Johnson departs for Washington Iowa to reside with son J H Johnson after weeks with Frank Johnson family. Peterson and Matthews move into new North Seventh Street home and lease the Peterson residence on Second Avenue North. VLR.
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Milwaukee
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Madisonville
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Washington
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Local Papers Seek Longtime Subscribers List
The Vindicator and Republican papers invite readers who have held subscriptions for forty years or more to sign up. The aim is to compile a documented list of long term subscribers across the paper’s branches for a feature.
Miss Eileen Klein Hosts Sunday School Party
Miss Eileen Klein entertained her Sunday school class Tuesday evening at the Otto Klein home. Miss Nellie Marie Berge and Miss Mary Ellen Dean were the honored guests. Games and refreshments followed the party.
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Otto Klein
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Mary Ellen Dean
V.R
Caution on Angle Parking for Safe Backing
The piece warns about angle parking near curbs and the risk of rearward collisions. It advises leaving space for adjacent cars to enter and exit, driving slowly when backing out, and notes that careless backing has caused minor and some serious accidents.
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Doliver Lutheran services and bazaar announced
Divine services Sunday morning at 9 o'clock with Sunday school at 10. The ladies aid bazaar is scheduled for October 15. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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