Milnerville Mention Becomes Village News Roundup
Special correspondence notes Misses Dorothy and Lucile Maloney with aunt Mrs A D Ross visiting Sioux City Tuesday. Farmers meeting at Jefferson SD drew a full house. crops show extra large small fruit yield. Mabel Cleminson to wed Clayton Hanson of Seattle. party hosted by Dora Boyer and Frank Mahaney. Community picnic in Hancock honors local clergy and grads. Several local residents noted for visits, health, and anniversary events. Wedding in California linked to George Allen and Vona Rains joining the Milnerville area social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Lucile Maloney
A. D. Ross
Sioux City
Jefferson
Tessie Hathaway
Richard Milner
Dora Boyer
Frank Mahaney
Mabel Cleminson
Hancock
Wallace M. Short
T. A. Ross
O. L. Weber
James
J. H. Nason
W. B. Allen
George
Will Allen
University of Iowa
Merrill
LeMars
Allens
Akron
George Allen
Vona Rains
California
Iowa
Allen
Westfield Write Ups Chronicle Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs M O Nelson hosted an overnight guest from Vermillion who then returned to Tracy Minnesota. A Chester Mills farm fire destroyed the home and contents while Mrs Mills and children were away. Donald Small alerted Mr Mills but it was too late to save anything. Local attendees visited the Barnes circus in Sioux City Friday. Joe Tracy returned from St Vincent’s hospital in Sioux City Thursday after a medical stay. The Shearers and their son visited relatives here for several days. Margery Frutler of Sioux City visited Dorothy Martin over the weekend. Ladies Aid met at J C Bliss home Thursday afternoon with a pleasant social. Next meeting June 30 will be at J I Spaulding Jr home with Mrs Spaulding hostess. Florence Beaubien spent days with relatives in Sioux City. Mrs Wm Christensen enjoys a summer visit from her niece Mildred Austin of Sioux City. Mrs T T Bancroft and son Max arrived Saturday by motor from Truron South Dakota and stayed through Wednesday as guests in the Spaulding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Mr. Mills
Barnes Circus
Sioux City
Joe Tracy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mrs. Thos
Shearer and Son
Marge
Wm. Christensen
Mildred Austin
Mra
Westfield Suffers Season's Second Defeat at River Sioux Park
Vermillion edged Westfield 1 0 at River Sioux Park on Sunday. Westfield will play Stevens S D at Stevens on Sunday June 26. A local group plans to attend Rev Fr John Agnes first mass at St Patrick's Akron on Sunday June 26. Luene Michael from Muncie Ind arrived to care for Earl Michael in Akron hospital after appendix operation. St Catharine's Guild meets Thursday at Community Hall with a committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Westfield
Riversioux Park
Vermillion
Stevens
S. D
John Agnes
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Akron
Luene Michael
Muncie
Ind
Earl Michael
St. Catharine's Guild
Community Hall
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence
Tadith Bennett of Orange City takes over the Mary Hall beauty parlor for the summer. WII Kelley and wife left on a trip, possibly to Chicago. Henry Vanderham took his wife to Sioux City again. Tor cue improves with weekly specialist visits. Little Marvin Johnson drank carbolic acid Sunday and was treated. mouth and chest blistered, but prognosis good. Frances Schafer staying with Kelley family to care for children. Several local trips and visits to Sioux City, Humboldt, Montrose, and Akron noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadith Bennett
Orange City
Mary Hnall
Wii Kelley
Chicago
Henry Vanderham
Sioux City
Tor Cue
Little Marvin
Levi Johnson
Akron
Frances Schafer
Kelley Home
FL O T. Schumacher
Bula McFarlin
Joe Westover
Cooney Nanninga
Montrose
Adaville Activities Notes Several Visiting Families
Special correspondence from Adaville lists visits by Walter Grebner and daughter Eunice of Denver as well as Gene Becker of LeMars. Other locals such as the Philips and Browns host guests from Holland Michigan and California while church and social events include a Ladies Aid meeting, choir practice, and a Cleary family reunion picnic in Sioux City.
Garland News Items Focus on Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Albert Lewison and daughter drove to Kiddie Fickbohm s to pick cherries. The Henry Busch family were Sunday guests at the Richard Ball home. Pearl and Fern Strong visited Elk Point relatives with their Hawarden brothers. Ed Lewison and son Howard called on Eddie Fickbohm. A large crowd attended the Farmers Union picnic at Larson s grove. Alfred Swanson and family plus Stanley Swanson and family spent Sunday at Albin Carlson s. Lutheran Rally near Alcester drew many locals. Menga Wilkens left for Sioux City for a new job. Hubert Thompson and daughter visited Dick Thompson s with Mrs Barington returning home. Wesley Heeren and sons visited Tec TWeeren s Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lewison
Kiddie Fickbohm's
Henry Busch
Richard Ball
Pearl
Fern Strong
Flk Point
Hawarden
Ed. Lewison
Howard
Eddie Fickbohm
Farmers’ Union
Larson’s Grove
Sioux City
Dick Thompson
Barington
Wesley Heeren
Tec. Tweeren
Grinding Service for Farmers in Akron Ad
A. W. Lundber a announces a new large tram mill grinder for custom grinding and invites farmers to place orders. Old newspapers are offered for sale at the Reg- Jater-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lundbera
Akron
Reg- Jater-Tribune
Union Creek Church to Hold Evening Service Sunday
Special correspondence notes Union Creek church will hold services Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Mrs. Wm Olson in Sioux City. Several residents and visitors exchanged visits and dined with local families during the week.
Pleasant Ridge Prattle Highlights Local Visits
Special correspondence notes social calls and visits around Pleasant Ridge. Alwin Tidtcke and son Marvin visited Julius Kjos. Wilson Reierson stays two weeks with J. Kjos. Traupo family visited George Allen. Clarence Geeler returns from several weeks with Richard Olson in Obert, Neb. Julius Jas hosted relatives for a four o'clock gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin Tidtcke
Marvin
Julius Kjos
Wilson Reierson
J. Kjos
Beresford
S. D
al. Traupo and Sons
George Allen
Clarence Geeler
Richard Olson
Obert
Nebr
Julius Jas
Birthday dinner gathers Kjos and friends across towns
A Sunday afternoon dinner celebrated Julius Kjos and Mrs. Revel Brown birthdays with many relatives visiting from Merrill Ta Akron Mik Point Beresford and Sioux City. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Revel Brown and sons Dwight and Wallace Mr and Mrs G C Dorfmeyer and Madonna Mr and Mrs Gerhard Dorfmeyer and Madonna Mr and Mrs 618 Kjos and Oscar Mr and Mrs Leander Inglund and sons Mr and Mrs Martin Belerson and Ian Warren and Wilson of Beresford Mr Merrill Carrol and daughter visited with Ovidia and Oscar Johnson Mr and Mrs Olof Kjos and daughter from Sioux City traveled to see Mia. They returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kjos
Revel Brown
Thore
Dwight and Wallace
Merrill, Ta
Dorfmeyer
Gerhard Dorfmeyer
Madonna
Kjos
Oscar
Akron
Leander Ing-lund
Mik Point
Social notices from Chicago to Sioux City gathering
Mr and Mrs Harold Noashbit of Chicago visit relatives in the Sennett home. Mrs Nesbit of Leeds spent last week with Bennett family. Mrs Floyd Moore and Bernice spent Saturday with Mrs W Bobzin. Dean McSloy of Chicago and family stay with Barrs. Judge and Mrs Dougherty and daughters of Sioux Falls visit. Warveys and Friedels of Yankton as guests of Louis Cri and daughters. Sylvia May Crill visits Lois Harvey. Cardwell and Nelson couples shop in Sioux City. Vern Smith and daughter Joan spend time with Sioux City friends. Will Flannery and sons of Sioux City fish at River Sioux. A large crowd from Stevens, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nesbit
Leeds
Bennett
Floyd Moore
Bernice
J. Bobzin
Dean McSloy
Chicago
M. HL. Barr
Dougherty
Sioux Falls
W. Warvey
Yankton
Ed. Friedel
Louis N. Cri
Sylvia May Crill
Lois Harvey
Cardwell
Nelson
Sioux City
Vern Smith
Joan
Will Flannery and Sons
Picnic Dinner and Roller Skating Noted in Local Life
Misa Bernadine Bohzin spent Sunday enjoying a picnic dinner in the Part and roller skating in the evenings. She was in Richland on Tuesday visiting the Moore home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bernadine Bohzin
Richland
Moore
Farm Prices and Recovery in Economic Balance
The USDA reports March 15 general farm price index at 61 percent of 1909-14 average while farmers paid 117 percent of prewar costs. Exchange value of farm products stood at 82 percent of prewar levels, illustrating long term imbalance between agricultural and other prices. The piece argues this shrinking farmers buying power undermines the nation’s business structure and enduring prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Economic unity hinges on consumer purchasing power
The text argues that mass production and rapid transport require broad buying power. For prosperity, living standards must rise for the mass of people, especially farmers and workers, who must exchange goods on an equitable basis, else reform cannot yield lasting improvement. Old newspapers requested for safekeeping at the Register-Tribune office.
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the Register-Tribune
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Chatsworth
Adaville
Walter Grebner
Eunice
Denver
Colo
Gene Becker
Frank Gabel
Elmer Brown
Kenneth
Melvin
Thos
Dreeszen and
Virgil
Milnerville
Eunice Grebner
Frances
Eva Gabel
Clarence Braun
Arthur Husted
Chester Philips
Ruth Erickson
August Erickson
John van Oss
Julia
Ruth
Ada
Holland, Mic
Cleveland Park
le Mars
Iver Johnson
Brown
U. B
Joseph Cleary
Cleary
Union Creek News
Union Creek
Ed. Olson
Wm. Olson
Amy Anderson
Ruth Miller
Akron Hospital
Eric Widmark
Lawrence Trieson
Audrey
August Torgquist
Elmer Hultgren
Clifford Johnson
Imogene and
Russell
Torey Harrington
C. V. Roden
Tad. Olson
Olson
Tannah Sellberge
Mary Larson
Riversioux
Ripples
Harold Noashbit
W. S. Sennett
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Kale
Swines Bank
Akron Savings Bank
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Goodyear Speedway
Rg. Cl
U.S
Tin Ric
Paice
Moir Motor CO
WOW
Ross Funeral Home
A. Earl Ross
Hawarden, Iowa
Milwaukee Roan
Register-Tribune
Akron Creamery CO
Otto CG. Larsen
Best Foods
Hellman’s
G.M. Company
Akron Live Merchants
Navy
Wyandotte Cleanser
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