Farm Bureau Sets Plan for Iowa State Fair Gathering
State Fair and Farm Bureau officials announce a mid summer Farm Bureau gathering at the Iowa State Fair on August 28 with national speakers and county leaders to discuss farming issues for 1922 23. A 50 acre free camping tract will host a county organized Farm Bureau camp adjacent to the fair plus a separate camp for Iowa county agents. Fair dates run August 23 to September 1.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
State Fair
Landlords and Tenants Plan Plymouth County Meeting
Landlords and tenants in Plymouth county prepare for a joint educational session with the Farm Bureau and Iowa State Extension Service at Le Mars on July 17 1922. Farmers will discuss equitable leases and form committees to improve relations and leasing conditions. A separate landlords meeting follows the next day at the same venue.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Town State College
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Aasiat
LeMars
Born a Son to Mr and Mrs Walter Muth
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Muth northeast of town on June 20 1922. The notice appears in last week’s local column urging residents to compare prices before sending orders to home merchants.
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Walter Muth
Farm Bureau Notes Topics From County Agriculture News
Subscriptions are listed with yearly, quarterly, and monthly rates. The item covers wheat and rye harvesting in the southern county, corn fields, new potatoes for home use, and general farm conditions. It notes rising farm labor demand, a visit by Mary A. Doyle, and a statistician hire at the American Farm Bureau Federation. Also mentions a banner won by Union county, a method to remove burdocks with gasoline, a Richland township meeting, and crop estimate cooperation across 29 states.
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Mary A. Dolye
L. M. Graves
Oklanometate College of Agriculture
Department of Research
American Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota Farm Bureau Review
Farm Bureau
Putnam
Oliver Groethe
W. J. Kennedy
Agricultural College of
Ames
Town
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
County Conventions Held In LeMars For GOP and Democratic Parties
Republicans and Democrats met in LeMars Saturday to select delegates to state and district conventions. E S Kitterman of Kingsley named temporary chairman. F J Swanson of Akron secretary. Delegates named for Republican state and judicial conventions include Akron, LeMars participants. three LeMars women named to State convention. Democratic delegates include Wm Simeon, Akron. W H Creasy temporary chairman and John Stu secretary. Keenan named county chair.
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LeMars
Plymouth County
E. S. Kitterman
Kingsley
J. Swanson
Akron
S. W. Frédell
J. F. March
J. J. Ralfs
National Republican Administration
Wm. D. Evans
Truman
Stevens
Iowa Supreme Court
C. C. Bradley
Wm. Hutchinson
Twenty-first Judicial District
le Mars
I. J. Swanson
J. J. Aalfs
A. L. Yeaton
H. Shoulberg
Dave Cassel
Westfield
A. I. Yeaton
Boyson Rosa
Republican County Central Committee
West Side
F. J. Swanson
Johnson
Sam Philips
Preston
Frank van Buskirk
Sioux
C. A. Briggs
L. F. Taylor
George B. Main
Jas
C. Gillespie
W. H. Creasy
John Stu
LeMaars
Wim. Simeon
Wm. Simeon
M. W. Redmond
T. l. Burnight
Ants March in Regiments From the Driver Ants
The article describes the driver ants of the African Gold Coast as a formidable standing army with a strict caste system. Workers are small, soldiers larger, and officers tallest. They march in close formations, move mainly at night, and tunnel paths with air shafts. They attack anything in their path, including fire, with coordinated reinforcements via a complex communication system.
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Gold Coast
A&a
Rolemnly
Oxford
Beng
Wong
Hats Used to Denote Rank Across Cultures
The piece describes sun hats from the Philippines and South Sea islands made from palms and Tata leaves, noting flat or peaked weaves and simple brown embellishments. It explains Chinese hats signaling rank through ornamentation, cites Manchu women’s bonnet jewels, and mentions prices from a few dollars to $10,000. A Brooklyn museum exhibit features a turquoise kingfisher feather hat with a black mesh frame and jeweled appearance.
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Philippines
South Sea Islands
China
Brooklyn Museum
Remarkable air plant parasite in Indian Territory
In the Indian Territory a striking parasite, the air plant, grows among dense green foliage. When lifted, a Mule twig reveals a woody stem. The vine appears to cling to nothing, lying over dead twigs and stems, with its far end unattached.
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Indian Territory
Onion use through ancient to medieval times
The passage traces how onions were valued differently across eras. Hebrews valued them mainly for culinary use while Greeks enjoyed onions and garlic with wine for thirst and pleasure. In Rome onions signified rabble, medieval tables featured onions, and medicine touted onions as a diuretic for dropsy. By 1853 onions paired with milk diet were noted as a remedy for dropsy.
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Rome
Helping the Judges in a Local Court Case
A first time lawyer in a local court argues that the verdict opposes the weight of evidence. The judge rules that such opinion is not evidence, and the young barrister tries to speak louder to press his point.
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Lsten
London
Land and Letters in a Confusing Exchange
A terse exchange unfolds as a uniformed man rebukes a visitor claiming they are a "book agent." The visitor denies the charge, declaring they are not a renter, while the man asserts that a bookseller has a rightful claim to be called an iterator, highlighting a clash over labels and roles.
St Paul Lutheran church dedication events announced
The St Paul Lutheran church schedules a multi day dedication next Sunday with Norwegian and English services, organ dedication by Prof J N Brown, choir performances, and fund offerings for the building and pipe organ. A July Fourth celebration at Edward Larson's grove in Spink was praised for its crowd, music, and organization.
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St Paul Lutheran Church
H. G. Stub
St. Paul
St. Paul Church
P. J. Rein
Ertson
N. Roe
C. D. Solberg
D. D
J. N. Brown
Henrich Gunnerson
Minneapolis
St. Paul Choir
H. Cunnerson
Glof Lysnes
Edward Larson
Spink
Rule Creel
Larsay
Sudan Grass Seeding Tips From Agricultural Station
Low spots for Sudan Grass and fields with early harvests can be sown as late as July 20, says F. F. Wilkins of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. Ground should be disked where possible. Seed can be broadcast or drilled and harrowed after seeding. In corn fields broadcast seed and hoe with cultivator. Sudan grass should make a good hay or forage crop.
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Sudan
Ff. &. Wilkins
Juowa
Wilkins Saya
Mike
Garden of Thanks for Kindness at Time of Death
The bereaved express gratitude to neighbors and friends for help at the hour of death. They pray God blesses those who provided aid and floral offerings. Signed by Ray Palmer and children, Mr and Mrs DETER McCraw and family.
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Ray Palmer
Deter McCriw
Lost coat and car in July mishap near Akron and Adaville
Lost man’s blue dress coat between Akron and Adaville on the evening of July 3. Reward for return to the Akron Register-Tribune office. Also lost nickel tambourine and glass turret car. Please return to the Register-Tribune office.
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Akron
Adaville
Reburn
Akron Register-Tribune
Register-Tribune
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Firestone
Olaf
Torrington
Torrington Company
National Sweeper Division
Conn
the Register- Tribune
RAY A. &Mith
THE
American Press Association
Farm Bureau Notes
Union County
8. D
Gold
Africa
Land and Letters
Akron Savings Bank
Akron, Lowa
Lutherans
Brule Creek
Stub
O. T. Nelson
Thia
A J. Berglaker
Louis Koeh
M. J. Polil
Baby Walker
Towa
McCusker
Shenandoah
POR Sale—New Voss Power Waal
D. Righters
Inquirre
D. Ly Clayton
Trom Snyder
Silverberg Bros. Co
America
Beatty
Red Farms
Vorg
Wayne
Indiana
My Farm
E. Murphey
Farmers' Lumber YD
Louis Koch
First Baptist Church
Aywalty Yeu
Prewitt
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