Milnerville Mention Highlights Local Social Ties
Social notes from Milnerville detail visits by the Logan family and Sioux City residents, a postnuptial shower for Mrs Oscar Klein, local dances at Stone Park, and farm duties. Distinct neighbors include Richard Milner, Howard Milner, Priscilla, Audrey and Janet, Miss Beauchene, the F L G club, and the Maloney family with a correction about Klein’s residence. The piece also notes agricultural rainfall, threshing, an accident in Sioux City, and a fatal illness of Anthony Hilger with funeral in LeMars.
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Richard Milner
Priscilla
Audrey
Janet
Richard
Howard
Sioux City
Oscar Kiem
F. “. Maloney
Lucille Maloney
Logan
Classen
Margaret Logan
Roy Cassens
J. F. Cassen
Oscar Klein
F. L. G. Club
Stone Park
F. R. Briggs
Marjorie Knapp
Rowan
Beulah Speere
Stone Park Pavilion
F. TL. G. Club
Frank Mathwig
Deer Lodge
Montana
Burley
Idaho
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Glacier
Watertown Park
Canada
Salt Lake City
Wakefield
Nebr
Maloney
Murphys
Walsh
Bernice Walsh
John Kovarna
Mr. Kovarna
Josephine Burkett
Sleepy Eve
Minn
Howard Milner
Milnerville
Yvonne Beauchene
Ray Dennison
Westfield
Gloria Milner
Ed, Pavlik
Sioux City Journal
Anthony Hilger
Plymouth County
LeMars
Lyle Sagen
Sunnyside
Sagen
A. H L. Lewis
Alcester
S. C
Colorado
Michigan
Sagengs
Control of creeping jenny through field bindweed rotation at SDSU
South Dakota State College agronomy researchers report a practical rotation to suppress field bindweed or creeping jenny since 1926. For well watered areas plant winter rye followed by sorghum or Sudan grass. for arid regions use rye and summer fallow with a duckfoot cultivator. Continuous cycles cut infestation by 75 to 80 percent at low cost. Winter rye smothers and starts in fall as bindweed begins dormancy. a duckfoot cultivator keeps land black and prevents weed resurgence. Patronize your home merchants.
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South Dakota State College
Agronomy
South Dakota
A. N. Blume
Clifford J. Franzke
Annual flowers need weeded and well cared for says Volz
E C Volz Iowa State college floriculturist urges weeded cultivation and free picking of annual blooms to keep them blooming. He notes dahlias and cannas require abundant water in hot weather and benefit from staking and removal of sucker stems. Pattern tracing carbon paper for sale at Register Tribune office large sheet 10c.
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E. C. Volz
Iowa State College
Register-Tribune
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