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COURSE IN MARRIAGE

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 29, R- To prepare for matrimony and to solve family. problems of those al- ready married, Butler University, here announced that it would of- fer course in marriage, with Chas. Metzer as the instructor.
 Metzer is thirty-nine years old and has been married twice. He
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WAR POSTPONED

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 29, (P) The rainy season has started in the Grande Cracko jungle. The war between Bolivia and Paraguay has apparently been postponed in- definitely, pending the climatic conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-31
AIMEE ILL AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30, R- Aimee McPherson Hutton, was re- ported today by her husband, to be in a critical condition, due to nervous disorder and stomach trouble, at her parsonage.
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Is DEAD

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S. lP)- Levi Cooke, fifty years old, a pro- minent Washington attorney, and a legislative representative of the U. S. Brewers Associations, died to- day of heart attack.
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is an attorney Of some renoxn. who has had considerable exgerien- cc xhh divorce cases.
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The A B Barn Dance, A B Hall, Saturday, Dec. 81st, New Years Eve., with admission adults $1.OO Don't fail to attend. Many are the entertainments made for your bene- fit. Starts 9:30 p.m.
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aago. smciter Mountain rises as barricade between Carbon Mountsin three miles away. and the city
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Mickey Mouse and his spouse ~ill be at tho \. F. Earn Dance New Years Eve, at the \. B. Hall. They arc going Co spend the win ter in Nome after the dincc, too.
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tUuiatNE NEWS

Pi,ots Ross and Pollock left tairbanks this morning in t~o NAT planes for Ruby if weather permits one pf them Wlll come on t0 Nome tomorrow
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Take your high top hat off the shelf and join the crowd going to the Barn Dance New Years Eve, tomorrow night! At the A B Hall.
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Pilot Jones of the PAA Is sched. uled for g flight tomorrow to Tel. Ter and Candle and return. |.
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Pilots Mirow and Brown of the NAT are due 10 arrive from north srn points In two planes as soon as weather permits
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-31

Pilot Ross was reported leaving Ruby this morning at II am. for Nome. with several stops to be made at points enroute.
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Pilot Mirow of the NAT is re ported to be at Deering.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-31

Pilot Jones oi the PA is sched- uied for flight 10 Teller asd Candle tomorrow weather permit tinH
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-31

Anyone receiving news of friends or others returning 10 Nome at any time. the Nugget would appre- eiate an opportunity Of making local mention of same.
The Nome nugget., 1932-12-31
AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Crosson of the PAA arriy- ed Nome today from Fairbanks in a radio-equipped Pilgrim plane. As passengers were Traffic Manager Lee of the PAA and Howard Thomp- son of the U s Weather Bureau at Fairbanks. A load of M-G-M mail and express was also carried. The plane took oil again for Teller with both passengers and will re- main there all night and return tomorrow.
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Pilot Brown of the NAT arrived today from Kotzebue with nsh. fur, mail and express. and Gus Nelson as a passenger.
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THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

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suBscR1BE FOR THE NUGGET
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-12-29

Christmas season.
Bishop F. A. McElwain here to
conduct mission.
Two boys have narrow escape while
skating; Saved by friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby, Sheridan
pioneer, dead.
Renville and Redwood county towns
organize hoop league.
December s
County villages quietly named Of
ficials for 1888.
Invitations issued for first alumni
dinner.
Rud Stensvad and j. B. Philbr'ck
decline to run for new council terms.
Relief association drive nears
December Is
County board decided on simplifed
plan of road designations.
DR.. w. A. Brand, H. D. Thorp file
for mayor.
Relief association will distribute
Christmas baskets to poor.
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so YEARS AGO

cider soes-Wheat
dayThe annual convention Of county
in Townsend who went from here
sprngThe Minnesota Central has
that trains will be running to
FabauA male teacher wanted to teach
District the beginning January fleetwood Falls
recognition fouLast month the warmest
school the
Methodist churches planning
Falls elat
of gold VleyM and Mrs c. D. Thompson
following their Preston IowaA meet
Te postofhce will be only short
time Christmas dayThe sxeventh busy working bills
which introduced daA Grand Forks Dakota Territory
wort of business buildings stocks
rs YEARS AGO
of
than 1907
countyAl of the saloons Paul
Attorney General YoungVesta bust
banded install independent telephone exchange
ened the county board asking bridge
the Echo-A
Schmidt farmThe Aptz building Second
has sold ST. expected
sion soonA daughter Mr. WardTh Chica
North Western railway lines using gasoline the
the riveThe Methodits dedicated
church build will valley
Franklin determine there enough quartz mining
Joseph ronhed well Indian the Morton Agency his
home the dedicated
ary Catholic church Sleepy EyeThe White Rbbner held
ing at the home of Mrs
10 YEARS AGO
The State Bank robbed
and Mss Alne ColoradThe basketball
defeated the Cardinals 81 the Morton fW Smith
stated he would not be candidate reelection mayoOver
ems dled MS nome mere yeaMr Andrew
celebrated golden wedding in
Wilcox
Of the have hThe parochal
Lamberton
Paul Ko and Marie Dressow by Clerk
Redwood Falls will be closed
field boy who
stock show took first the boys health the international
Livestock show at Chicago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-12-29

Child warns family as flames
threaten L. P. Larson home.
High squad routs Sleepy Eye in
opening game.
State must cut expense, Represent
ative L. j. Goldberg tells voter league.
December %
Four men held in connection with
Minneapolis bank raid identified as
State Bank and Trust company rob-
bers. Seek two others.
Committee named to handle feeder
loans to farmers.
Relief drive passes quota with
$3.50 contributed.
Late filings place IS on city ticket.
City prepared to observe 1882
Christmas.
High schools wins second game
from Springfield, 22 to Is.
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shoot.
Scenic City band at state fair.
| September Is
New road to be built over North
Redwood hill.
Commissioners criticised for relief
program by state examiner.
All club gets share of prizes at
state fair.
Boy saves life of Martin H. Sand
ager, Belview farmer.
Sleepy Eye teacher wins school
mans golf trophy.
September p
Ernest Meyers, Walnut Grove
child killed in fall from buggy.
Bus company seeks to improve
service.
"Henry's Wedding" staged by
Catholic young people.
Highway No. census shows in
crease in traffic.
Clague finds times harder in Can
ada than here.
September 20
State bank robbed, two employees
Kidnapped; gunner escape with $685.
900.
C. G. Bell, Civil war veteran, dead.
State examiner has last say on
! county expenditures.
City committee will aid fair board.
Schmahl calls Olson minnesota S
Jimmie Walker" at G. o. P. rally.
October 6
w. G. Weldon, clerk of court for
"a years, dead.
Methodists, Presbyterians observe
sixty-ffth anniversaries.
Olson appeals to voters at armory
meeting.
Storts ice house burned in years
big fire.
Sheriff Kise sold plane to Montana
farmerette.
October 13
Party leaders guess on reactions
to political addresses; Gold is first
sticker candidate.
Card mails have bad season after
win over New Ulm.
Picketing results in death of Can
by farmer.
Power plant blaze extinguished.
Tom Finn on Chicago University
eleven.
October 20
Water fund surplus helps council
cut levy.
Hunting season on; Ruth Wegner
8, is victim of Lucan tragedy.
S. E. Hargis dies in California.
Poor relief plans discussed.
October q
Ted Balko wins county husking
| honors again.
Court in session for October.
Sanders, Hauck, other far officers
reelected.
! Lions hold annual stunt night.
November 3
. Farmers Covenant organized here.
/ Frank NJ. Isham, IS. dies.
Donald Laidlaw victim of auto &C.
cident.
Interest intense on eve of election
November 10
| County joins nation in Roosevelt
landslide.
, Pfaender, Colberg, Laudon, Bald.
! win winners in county.
Olson reelected; Muetzel, Kragh
Raveling are commissioners.
Milo Reno addresses Farmer Union
state convention here.
Don Inglis has thrilling experience
with gunner.
/ Cardinals close season with Ol;vis
tie.
November II
September dates chosen for 1885
| fair.
Balko fourth in national huskine
contest.
Marshall fur farm robbery suspects
caught near Chaska.
Merchants Institute here.
November "a
Merchants Institute held here; In
structors urge cooperation, news
paper advertising.
Charles Evers collapsed while try
ing to push car from ditch near Nor
ton.
Two Renville young people dit
from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Zumwinkle mari
so years of married life.
Rev w Henry Westhy NAMED Emo
lish Lutheran pastor.
A. P. Falk named to head city Rec
Cross branch.
December 1
Welfare worker charges parent.
and teachers with duty in child delin
quency.
City begins preparations fo
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Headlines from The Gazette l9 81 History Redwood County
after long illness.
June 9

School problem settled - council
starts new excitement with gas study
Golfers Guido Sleepy Eye trodders
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock cele.
brate golden wedding.
Road engineers survey for Bridge
street bridge.
Vote to save balance of poor func
! for next winter.
June Is
Henry Cole, Belview youth, dies Of
accident injuries.
Iowa couple bruised on honeymoon;
ages 81 and 70.
Council on second trip to study gas
Voters prepared for primary cleo.
ton.
June %
Goldberg, Aldrich nominated; coun-
ty favors Brown, Van Dyke.
Council nears final action on gas.
Charles Burmeister wins lower
fight trophy at Valley tourney.
Escaped convict captured after
wild chase.
Redwood hotel sold to John Caylor
June 80
Bovee says grasshopper plague ex-
aggerated.
City business stops for G. E. Nc
Kay rites.
Gas plant plan vote to be put to
vote.
Highway IA plans not on 1882 pro-
! gram.
Golfers defeat Winthrop.
July
Paxton Farmers club stages high
| ly successful Fourth celebration.
Citizens meeting names two for
school board.
Fred Wester, Redwood Falls; Mar
vim Gilland, Brookville, killed in holi-
day accidents.
Governor Olson to speak at Bel
view program.
Ten tons of poison mash here-but
few grasshoppers.
July ii
Council calls election for vote on
| gas.
Jail breaker, S. V. Whitlock, in
again; this time for ten years.
Child hurt in Springfield tornado.
Attempt to blow vault of Revere
bank fails.
Merchants ask better North Red
wood road.
Providers take s35 in theatre, gar
age thefts.
Company L men at Little Falls
camp.
July Fl
Sioux Falls man jailed after shoot
ing wife at Lamberton.
Hail storm damaged crops neal
Delhi.
| 4OS ballots cast at record school
election; Hillig, Asleson elected tt
! board.
Henley starts census of prospective
gas users; Gazette razzed in handful
Gasoline, cigarets taken at Lucan
First grain of year marketed.
| July 20
Voters say "no" to gas proposals.
New hotel proposed; Coleman pro
m ises improvements of present facil
tiles.
Joe Hammerschmidt drowned il
Lamberton pool.
Albert Lensing, two-year-old Wa.
basso child burned to death.
Kittenball captures city; Tigers
Browns in lead.
August 4
New vote on gas plan proposed.
kise bloodhounds find Boyd child ir
all night search.
Pipestone ja;lbreaker nabbed here
Ralph Montgomery critically hurt
in car accident.
Commissioners let $50 miles Of
crawling.
August IL
Council votes unanimously to table
gas petition.
Road camp gas engine stolen
found in field.
Olson, Babcock asked to paving
opening.
Game leagues unite on Tiger LAKE
project.
Kise "fiies prisoner to COOP" pic
ture used in papers all over nation
August 10 w
Clague declares for sales tax.
North Redwood stages All clul
day.
Sanborn stages watermelon da!
program.
Fire losses exceed premiums herr
in year report.
Golfers qualify for city tourney.
August rs
Farmers holiday organized in coun
ty.
Fair admission prices cut.
! Edwin Hansen, two-years-old
crushed under thresher at Milroy.
Revere punchboard squabble end
without arrests.
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variety of costumes.
Cardinals defeated Lamberton
Juniors lose for change.
Three cars stolen, one found.
March 3
School board plans hit snag in
music system retention petition.
Thief found Farmers Elevator safe
empty.
Lamberton, Morton won subdistrict
tourney.
County Democrats on Roosevelt
wagon.
Mayor backs up driving warning
with arrests.
March 10
Fire destroyed District 80 school
building.
Township levies reduced at town
meetings.
New Ulm won district hoop title.
Large crowd saw spring style
show.
Council cut dog licenses in half.
March weather stormy and cold.
March II
More politics; Clague says he is not
gubernatorial aspirant. County Re-
publicans back Schmahl.
School board reconsiders music
plan.
j. R. Keefe named % attend Dem
ocratc convention.
Game warden impersonators ar
rested.
Chicken thieving gang broken with
arrest of seven.
March "a
Minneapolis girl killed in truck col
lision.
Merchants report prosperity back
once more. (Fa.se alarm.
Agitation started for airport.
Council prepared for July 4-ban
fireworks downtown.
March 81
j. L. Parson reelected golf presi-
dent.
Safety patrol launched at school.
Seed loan applications available.
Legion finds jobs for 10.
April
Gunman robbed M. L. Pettis at oil
station; took $40.
Road and bridge fund of county out
of debt.
Edward Juhnke, II, struck by car;
killed.
County weed plan lauded at Wash
ington, D. C..
April IA
Sale of 4,4O2 acres of land in year
reported by Smith Agency.
District court in session.
Bid on Highway IA paving to Mar
shall accepted.
Garden club planned summer pro-
gram.
Committee, school board in confer
ence.
April Fl
Clements fire under scrutiny in
court.
Merchants announce free show
plans.
Tractor accident takes life Of Art
hur Stain.
Daily Gazette launched April 1s;
takes over Daily Reminder.
Tax group, county commissioners
to meet.
April % -
Louise Halves, Dorothy Phinney
WIN senior honors.
j. V. Weber is district choice TO,
congress.
School musicians prepare for dis
tr'ct contest.
H. B. West heads county Republi-
cans.
D. W. Gold reelected P. T. A. pre-.
sident.
Clements case decision favors ]. F
Steffl; gets $e,714.
May 5
Commissioners table proposals OF
tax group after stormy meeting.
S. J. Race, former school leader
| dead.
Rev. R. o. Aga called to Mankatc
| church.
Frank Baldwin, R. V. Ochs, enter
county contests.
400 sacks of flour distributed
| among poor.
May IL
200 women attend club rally at Bel
view.
Pfaender, Kramer, Ebbesen, AL
drich, Colberg file.
Foreign war veterans organize.
Man who robbed Pettis convicted
Gamble store robbed.
! May 10
ov Of baby found neal
| No
81. Paffrath team
wins ha
Men Up Gamble store
start IN -.
nh addition puts city fir,
equipment. among best in state.
Cuff, Lauterbach win way to re
gional track meet.
Laudon thirteenth to file for office
| Nav DC
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Careless Wsrds

Careless Wsrls
Words carelessly uttered" said Hi
He. the sage of Chinatown, ARE like
ghosts which remain impalpable, yet
haunt you for years."-Washington
Star
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equipment. among best in state.
Cuff, Lauterbach win way to re-
gional track meet.
Laudon thirteenth to file for office.
May 26
Explosives raze Vesta oil station.
40 Redwood county men on paving
crew.
Fire destroyed Vance Schweinfurt-
er home.
Garden club sponsors Iris show.
School board, committee explain
music question.
John Garner proposes new Red
wood Falls postoffice, among others.
Cuff scored eight and one-half
points in state meet.
Referendum favors committee plan
on music.
Mayor warns speeders again.
Mrs. E. N. Jorgenson succumbed
Evening star., 1932-12-11

line, halfway between the coming tower and
stern; the other struck the coming tower full
at the water line. Even from the distance
we could see the submarine wobble, while her
stern jumped cut of the water. Was she out
of hand? At any rate, she continued to sub
merge: in q few seconds she had entirely dis
appeared.
The skipper was almost crazy with disap-
pointment. I'm sure we damaged her pretty
badly" he walled. IF we just had q depth
charge TO drop, we'd get her. Now we'll just
have to stand by and wait for some destroyer to
come and get the credit" at the same time
signaling the engine room to stop the engines.
'The destroyers are five hours away" re-
minded him. by the time one could get here
the U-boat win probably have made repairs and
got away"
The captain groaned. True, Guartermaster.
To think she's lying right underneath us, safe!"
We were still close to the coast Of Norway, and
the sea was not very deep.
Captain" said husky voice, can speak
to you sir?"
yes" said the old man. He was writing
another radio message, giving cryptic details of
our encounter, and he did not look up.
Captain, I've got an idea" At this turned
around to see who the speaker was. 1t was
Brains!
well, what is it, Brains?" asked the captain
impatiently What Braips' idea was, however,
was not to learn just then, for before he
answered the captain handed me the message
he had just written with orders to take it to
Sparks. When I got back to the bridge saw
Brains, in his diving clothes, with his weighted
shoes and helmet, disappearing over the side.
Then I understood Brains had wanted to
make sure that the submarine was down there
on the bottom. 1t would be interesting to know,
but, reflected, it would not make much diff
ference.
In a quarter of an hour Brains reappeared.
When he came out of the decomposition cham
Der, where, as matter of precaution, the skip
per had sent him. we crowded around eagerly.
Did you see her?" asked all together.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

IN these days of nonstop flights across the
ocean, the aviator must take second place to
bird known as the frigate bird, if its reputed
ability as a flyer Is correctly estimated. 1t is
said that this large bird, which often attains
wing spread Of 10 feet, can fly from Africa to
South America in single day.
The frigate bird because Of its ferocious at
tacks on other BIRDS has wor the name of the
man-of- war bird, although the same appellation
Is also given to the albatross.
The frigate bird is almost exclusively water
bird, seldom coming to land excepting during
the breeding season, when nest is established
in tree or often on bare rock. It does not re-
produce its species with much rapidity as only
one egg is laid at a time.
One peculiar feature of the frigate birds
family responsibility is that both the male and
the female guard the egg during the period Of
incubation, sitting side by side and presenting
a decidedly ferocious defense against any who
attempt to disturb the nest.
In its feeding methods the frigate bird Is
partly q robber and partly hunter on its own
account. 1t never dives beneath the surface
for fish as other water birds do, but contents
itself with feeding ON crabs, squid and other
surface-swimming forms Of aquatic life.
Now and then If it discovers another bird
with its supper held in its talons as it flies
along the frigate bird sets sail after the for
tunate possessor OF the meal and forces it to
drop its prey In order to escape. The frigate
bird then dives with unbelievable rapidity and
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Sure" drawied Brains. lying down there
on the bottom like a gutted whale"
did you order her to surrender" we ksdded
him.
Before Brains could answer there was . load
yell from a nearby lookout. We turned just in
time to see a dark, shiny bow split the calm
water less than hundred yards from the
trawler.
The U-boat was emergingi
Both gun crews were the job in Q nAsh.
Already loaded, the guns were trained, pointed
and fired in less than 10 seconds One shen
struck the base of the submarines coming
tower and exploded, blowing pieces of Steel in
the water on all four sides. The U-boat tooE
a list to starboard and plunged. bow first, m
an ominous nose dive. For one dramatic in
stant her stern stood up at an angle Of 30
degrees, then the entire ship suddenly dis
appeared as II by magic.
1t had all happened so quickly that no one
had chance to speak. Brains was the first
to recover.
"Now what did We fire for?" he reared.
where's the gun crews brains?"
That was the U-boat," I explained weakly.
"Oh, it WASP" Brains demanded sarcasttcally.
"After they'd come up to surrendef!" he
moaned.
How do you know?" The skipper, huxrying
down the deck had caught Brains last words.
Brains was little less belligerent. Il told
'em to-" he said simply, and, as the captain
waited, puzzled IT took my hammer down with
me, sir, and tapped the hull-in the Morse
code-that wiring mine to bow 'em up
if they didn't hurry and surrender"
M/ELL' we never knew whether it was true
w or not. But the captain believed Brains,
and from that time on. we well knew would
happen if he ever had a chance to pull any
thing, there no living with the conceited
ape. I can still hear him saying:
Big Jobs have to be thought out from the
bottom up, That takes brains!'
(Copyright, 1932)
Evening star., 1932-12-11
OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL

his death and which became the parent
of the present free school in Alexandria
In this building Robert Edward Lee
received his primary education, 1873
1924. His tablet was placed ON Decem-
Der 14th in this Bicentennial year. 1884,
by the Washington Society of Alexandria
As master Of ceremonies, Mr.. Gordon will
Gaines, president of the Washington and Lee
University who will deliver an address on "A
School Lives On and William John Cooper,
United States Commissioner of Education, the
national commander of the American Legion.
who will address the notable gathering ON the
significance of the old school as an Americana
zation feature.
Others participating in this celebration wilI
include the following:
Washington Society of Alexandria.
Society Of the Cincinnati.
Society Of the Descendants Of the signers
Society of the Declaration of Independence.
Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution.
The Society Of Colonial Wars.
The Colonial Danes Of America.
The Huguenot Society.
The National Society of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
The National Society Of the Children q the
American Revolution. %
Grand Lodge of Masons In the District of
Columbia.
Grand Lodge of Masons in the State Of
Virginia.
Order Of the Descendants of Patriots snd
Founders
st. Andrews Scottish Society
D. A. r. chapters in Alexandria, Va.
Fourteen c. A. r. chapters in the Digtsict
Of Columbia.
C. A. r. Chapter in Alexandria, Va.
xry.-
American Legion.
American Legion Auxiliary.