Watch Dog of Agriculture to Speak at Union County Farm Bureau
Chester H. Gray director of the American Farm Bureau legislative department will headline the Union County Farm Bureau meeting at the Court House in Dike Point on June 16 at 2 p.m. The talk promises insights into how agriculture voices its needs at Washington and the role Gray plays in shaping policy for more than four million farm families.
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Farmera Watch Dog
Washington
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Union County
Farm Bureau
Court House
Dike Point
Farmers of
America
Pound
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gray
White House
Farmers of America
Na Stion
Hia
Ferm Bureau
Vernon County
Missouri
Muscle Shoals
American Farm Bureau
Organized Agriculture
National Capital
Law Vankers
Agriculture Dreams & Hearing
Mae
Farmer-Neigh
Flies in Society Warns of Household Invasion
Dr Henry Albert of the State Department of Health warns that ordinary houseflies move from slum waste to clean homes fast. He describes their life cycle and urges elimination of breeding sites with screens and regular garbage disposal.
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Henry Albert
State Department of Health
Albert
Fiies
Inspect Auto Before Touring For Pleasant Land Trip
Inspect a car at a service station before a ratation tour to ensure a smooth trip. Regular maintenance helps the vehicle perform well with less attention needed. Have the car tightened up oiled and greased, fill crank case with fresh oil, and check transmission and differential lubrication. Sustained driving during warm weather increases importance.
Weathering the tour and primary election results mixed in Iowa and Plymouth County
The article warns motorists to prepare for a severe test of fabrication, urging battery checks, tire readiness, and spare tires for safety. It then reports primary election results from Akron and Plymouth County, noting Hammill’s strong governor bid, Campbell’s congress prospects, and party distributions across precincts.
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Plymouth County
Hugh Maxwell
John G. Lubben
LeMars
Maxwell
Hammill
Howman
Anderson
Skromme
PortHleventh
Campbell
Gilman
Bergeson
Klay
Hunter
Prichard
MeDonald
Wormley Goho
Daisy Murtha
H. J. Brahander
Alesch
O’bryan
Congress
Battle Creek
Haromill
Towa
Dr Percy J Ross Married in Chicago Church
Relatives report the marriage of Dr Percy J Ross of Chicago to Miss Florence Marian Ross of 52 Boston on May 26 1028 at Hyde Park Presbyterian Church Chicago. The bride is a Mead dietician at St Luke's Hospital and the groom, son of Akron residents, recently served at Montreal General and is chief examining physician at St Luke's.
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Percy J. Ross
Chicago
Plorence Marian Ross
Boston
Hyde Park Presbyterian Church
Mead Dietician
St.Luke's Hospital
Robert Ross
Akron High School
State University of Tews
Montreal General Hospital
Montréal
St. Luke's Hospital
Chigagd
Ross
Bride
Akron
Birs
Winter Apples: A Regional Guide for Planting
The article divides the Midwest into northern and southern horticultural zones for winter apples. It names hardy varieties like Salome and Malinois in the north and Delicious, Jonathan, Golden Grimes, and Winesap in Central Iowa. Winter apples store well and fetch higher prices after late summer and fall crops subside. Planting now can save money and improve health benefits from apples high in calcium, carbohydrates, phosphorus, iron, and minerals.
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Middle West
Des Moines
Towa
Mississippi
Missouri
Northwest
Salome
Malinois
Brilliant
University
Las Wilson
Iowa
Jonathan
Albert Lea
Minn
Winconsin
Far Off Africa Letter From Missionaries in Sierra Leone
A letter dated April 7 1928 from Dr and Mrs E I Conner medical missionaries in Jlama Pangame Kono Country Sierra Leone West Africa describes their sea voyage from London to Liverpool aboard the Aba with a six day voyage sickness calm seas to Canary Islands tropical heat and arrival at Freetown meeting Mr and Mrs Thomas and first night under a mosquito tent detailing the journey and impressions of Africa and the mission home.
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Wid Dirs
Karr
Here
E. I. Conner
West Africa
Jlama
Vie Pangame
Kono Country
Sierra Leone
London
Liverpool
Atlantic
Canary Islands
Canary Islents
England
Freetown
Africa
Mrs. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Mission House
Letters from Africa and a Navy son in 1928
A long field diary from Africa describes difficult travel up country from Freetown to Tama, camp life, native foods, and a camellike hammock system for babies. The writer Eva Elwin Junior details a rustic home, heat, curves on the railway, and daily tasks while noting mosquito protection. A second item covers Everett Johnson in 1928 reporting a cross country train trip to California aboard the U S Lexington, serving as a mess cook with stops at Kansas City, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles while awaiting sailing orders.
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Freetown
Thomas
Africa
Baby
Tama
Baby Boy
Mr. Thomas
Eva
Elwin
Junior
Akron
Aug. Johnson
Everett
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
Illinoia
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Kansas City
Dubuque
Las Vegas
Pasadena
Tven
U. & S. Lexington
Hidon
New, Mexico
Willie
Long Hesch
Fresno
Haps
Nell
Everett C. Johnson
U.S. S. Lexington
Union Creek Lutheran church to hold Sunday services
Union Creek News reports Sunday services at the Union Creek Lutheran church. Rev and Mrs Edwards attend a Synodical meeting in Des Moines. Ladies Aid hosts at Mrs John A Fohagon's home on Wednesday June 13. Numerous local families are listed as visiting or hosting others through the week and weekend.
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Union Creek
Unston Creek Lutheran Church
Edwards
Des* Moines
John’ A. Fohagon
Perry ‘Johnson
Mra
Johnson
Lawrence Ericson
Ralph Davey
Ed. Larson
Philip
Kenneth
Mra. Larson
Mary Lavson
Hanenah
Sellbere
Mary Larson
Reat
Paip
Elmer Hultgren
Olof
Iricson
Martin Brieggen
Emil Olbertson
Beresford
Mrr
Clifford Johnson
Cora Johnson
Orlan Maxson
Sioux City
Lloyd Pickbohm
Marton
Fickbohm
Alcester
George
Violet
Alye Ericson
Hobby
Raymond
Lioyd Mickbohmers
Milton Ericson
Arthur Wilcox
Nattie Wilcox
Bessie Wilcox
Floyd
Helen
Martin Johnson
Local Births Reported Around Town in June 1928
A series of birth notices from June 1928 lists a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ertegon west of town on June 6, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mill Wredell northwest of town on June 8, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jammerthal south of town on June 7. Also promotes AKRON PIG MEAL made from grains grown in a large area, blended with meat and oil meals plus minerals, available at the mill with prices tied to ingredient costs.
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Edwin Ertegon
Mill Wredell
Harold Jammerthal
Akron
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Puster
Bowman
Register-Tribune
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Graham Crax
Alaska
China
Burrill
Quick Repute
San’ Francisco
Cslif
Snyder’s
Foe
Soday Arm & Huttheress
Pruit Nistor
Akron Gro
Ernest Anderson
Poland
W.M. C. Anderson
Alfred Buchre
Tivense
Tribune Office
Dan
Sudan
MaParlani
Wes Fee
Inst National Bank
Tribune
Inquire Ab
Dick Richters
Jene
George Lammers, Jr
Ih Bennett Motor Co
Alivon
Lammers, Jr
Aia Ae
Ston
Swenson
Buyer
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