Feeding Leftover Treated Seed Warns Plymouth Farmers
County Extension Director Don Carter warns farmers not to feed leftover treated barley and seed to livestock due to mercury and lead in Ceresan M and New Improved iceregan. Birds are less susceptible but feeding is not advised. labeled treated seed should be stored away from animals for next season. Bonds stored safely include Clinton, Benton, Cherokee. germination remains high if stored properly. Spergon and Arasan seed corn treats are only mildly poisonous. treated corn can be stored for next year. Also reports that Frank Dement and Delva Morehead wed in Elk Point with a divorce for Morehead in Sioux City. A Want Act will bring quick results.
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Don Carter
Plymouth County
Carter
Clinton
Benton
Cherokee
Iowa State College
Reddy
Road Maintenance Entries and Expenditures
A list of municipal maintenance costs shows graveling culverts street grading snow removal weed cutting and related charges. Figures include 30.00 150.00 100.00 325.19 115.73 57.38 5.25 3114 and 534.64 among other line items for highways and streets projects.
Executors Notice in Plymouth County Probate
Notice is given that on April 27 1948 Gertie A Englund and Leander Englund Executors were appointed by the District Court of Plymouth County for the estate of Ole J Kjose deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims present to the court for allowance Published May 6 13 and 20 1948 The Register Tribune Want Ad Column notes growing readership and results
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District Court
Plymouth County
Ole J.kjose
Gertie A. Englund
Leander Englund
Leonard Englund
Card of Appreciation from Frieda Popken
Frieda Popken says thanks to friends and relatives for flowers candy and cards while she was a hospital patient.
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Frieda Popken
Chatsworth Bank Name Change Adds Sioux City Manager
OH C Linduski of Sioux City has taken over management of Chatsworth Savings Bank succeeding A R Landi who had served as cashier of the institution.
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C. Linduski
Sioux City
Chatsworth Savings Bank
A. R. Landi
Linduski Family Tied to Liver Banking History
The Linduski family has been involved with the liver banking business for years through connections with the Linduski Jam stock National Bank in Sioux Guy. They have lived in Illinois for about twenty seven years and then relocated.
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Linduski
Linduski Jamstock National Bank
Sioux
Guy Fly
Ilaware
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Frank Dement
Delva Morehead
Methodist
Elk Point
L. L. Sharrock
Westfield
Iowa
Municipal League
Honda
Police Department
Clase of
Railroad Property Telephone, ‘Telegrouph Fund Express Companies
N. R. Beaubien
Hstata,Roseberry & Pitts
Register-Tribune
Want
Francis Gale
Akron
Rossow Funeral Home
Rossow Ambulance Service
H. E. Gossard
Akron Savings Bank
Riversioux
Melody Ranch Boys
Kelo
Sioux Falls
Sullivan Boys
NORRA
The
Sierras
Roy Rogers
Voice of the Turtle
Ronald Regan
Eleanor Parker
Driftwood
Walter Brennan
Ruth Warwick
Killer McCory
Cass Timberlane
Louisiana
Armour and Company
W. L. Mitchell
Akron, Iowa
Emery Chaussee
Genuine Ford Parts
Ford
Ford Dealer
Fred Allen
NBC Network
Ford Theater
Gassman Motor Company
Akron, Towa
United States
Nelson Hatchery
Hawarden Lee
Emil Willer
Pollock’s
Adva
Wade
Woodee
Kirby
Hamilton Beach
Premier
Bee
Universal
Bendix
Sorensen Service Shop
Mamma
del Monte
North State
Old South
Tak Eln
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