Cass County Farm Bureau notes win at fair calves show
Cass county boys and girls displayed 49 calves at the Cass County Fair in the baby beef barn with strong quality though overall pig club entries were down from last year. Clifford Burnside won the grand championship with Laddie the Shorthorn, Edwin Henderson led the Anguses, and Kenneth Kitelinger led the Herefords. Milton Tudor judged, with the calf parade before the grand stand and most calves shipped to Chicago.
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Cass County
Cass County Fair
Extra Madis
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Clifford Burnside
Edwin Henderson
Kenneth Kitelinger
Milton Tudor
Iowa City
Chicago
Alf
Shorthorn
Clifford Burny
Ist
Delbert McFadden
Clarence Lanny
Velma McFadden
Eldon Burnside
Harry Zimmerman
Otis Blakeley
Wendell Blakely
Frank Christensen
Ima McFadden
Otis Blakely
Hubert Hardenbergh
Owen Joyce
Wayne Joyce
Maurice Joyce
Roy Shepperd
Riner Pederson
Donald Beckman
James Young
Max Campbell
Angus
John Henderson
Eldon Kay
Henry Kay
Ronald Anderson
Carrie Daie Campbell
Elmer Nelson
Kenneth Kiteliner
Harold Henderson
Thorwald Nelson
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Pig show rewards and top winners at local fair
The pig club entered a smaller crowd yet delivered quality. Earl Thomson won the market class cup from the Chicago livestock exchange. Duroc gifts went to Opal Thompson first and Leo Dimig second with a list of Zellmer and Dimig placements through Duroe Bears. Poland China and Chester White winners include Rachel Thompson and Billie Rose. Market Pig saw Earl Thomson first with Annabelle Herbert second and Opal Thomson third.
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Earl Thomson
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Duroc
Opal Thompson
Leo Dimig
Clarence Zellmer
Harold Zellmer
Mildred Zellmer
Hazel Dimig
Paul Dimig
Duroe Bears
Clarence Dimig
Poland
China
Rachel Thompson
Mildred Thompson
John Henderson
Edwin Henderson
Virginia Estell
Chester White
Billie Rose
Annabelle Herbert
Maurice Kuhr
Hampshire
Elenor Henderson
Opal Thomson
Home Furnishings Club Demonstrates Cass County Skills
An overflowing booth in the Art hall showcased future home-makers from Cass county with girls displaying their work. A few clubs were not represented by exhibits, but those remaining highlighted practical crafts and design.
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Cass County
Fair awards list for home furnishings items
The article lists winners in home furnishings categories at the fair. Names include Dorothy Mc Niel Gladys Winston Zelpha Warren Ruth Wheatley Mabel Thomson and others with top places noted for refinished furniture painted furniture and various fabric and accessory items. The booklet credits Mabel Thomson and W. O. Duncan as organizers or agents.
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the Fair Association
Dorothy McNiel
Helen Trailer
Virginia Shahan
Gwendolyn Trailer
Gladys Winston
Beryl Campbell
Zelpha Warren
Mildred Thomson
Marie Karstensen
Ruth Wheatley
Winona Stamp
Dresser Searfs
Blanch Auerbach
Blanche Auerbach
Mabel Thomson
Neva Odem
Mary Stierbeck
Louise Ramsey
W. O. Duncan, Co
Agt
A Boy’s Composition From Walnut Bureau
A fragment from Walnut Bureau describes a school ma am and a boy in a convoluted grammar example. It mentions a wind blown bob hair style and a claim about a school ma am never aging past eighteen until marriage. The piece notes two school ma'ams cooking dinner daily.
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Walnut Bureau
School Opens in Maple Grove District
The Maple Grove district south of Anita in Lincoln township opened on Monday September 3 with Mrs Edna Nichols as teacher.
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Maple Grove
Anita
Lincoln Township
Edna Nichols
Miss Neva Turner Visits Anita With Mother
Miss Neva Turner a nursing trainee at Atlantic hospital spent Saturday and Sunday in Anita with her mother Mrs Myra Turner providing a brief family visit report.
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Neva Turner
the Atlantic Hospital
Anita
Myra Turner
The New Money Begins to Arrive in Changing Currency
Readers are told in Adair News that Washington plans new standardized currency smaller in size to save costs. The redesign features ten dollar bills in a single type and a dozen denominations with distinct portraits and back designs to curb counterfeiting.
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Washington
Treasury Department
George Washington
Franklin
Treasury
Adair News
Gipsy Travelers May Be Cherokee Indians
A reported roaming group in Iowa claimed to be Cherokee Indians. They were detained in Adel on suspicion of pickpocketing a Waukee man and later released. Their tale included royalties, multi state property, and travel in a Peerless car, suggesting wealth. The Dallas County Record recounted their story.
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Tea Pot Dome
Florida
Eastern College
Arma
Adair News
Earhart Couple Guests Of Gissibl Family
John Earhart and his wife of Princeton Illinois stayed with cousin Jos F. Gissibl and family last week and planned to travel to Omaha to visit other relatives.
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John Earhart
Princeton
Illinois
Jos F. Gissibl
Omaha
Loos'n Out Public Sale Notice
A satirical public sale notice lists livestock and goods for auction on a rural property near Hellquest and Crooked with odd items and humorous details. The notice names sellers Catchem Holdem Skinnem and clerk Iken Squeezum, plus mentions local Record readers and readers renewing subscriptions.
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Hellquest
Crooked
V. M
Hoss
Night
Poland
China
Rhode Island
Hampshire
DeLaval
Dear
Gillette
Ford
Men's Aid Society
Catchem
Holdem & Skinnem
Col Sellum
Iken Squeezum
Minnesota man visits Anita home of Edna Nichels family
George Nichols of Minnesota spent Sunday in Anita at the residence of Mrs. Edna Nichels and her family, sharing time in the town.
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George Nichols
Minnesota
Anita
Edna _ Nichels
Iowa in full color The land God chose for beauty
The Storm Lake Pilot Tribune extols Iowa as beautiful land whose name means beautiful land. The piece likens this season to prime growth with flowers in bloom, leafy trees, and vibrant hills while praising exceptional crop prospects across the state.
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Iowa
Storm Lake
Pilot- Tribune
Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests in Shenandoah
Joe E. Morgan and his wife spent Saturday in Shenandoah as guests of Henry Field and Earl May. Mrs. Wm. Stofi’s will visit Iowa City this week staying with Mrs. Lillian F. Greasel for a few days.
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Joe E. Morgan
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Earl May
Broadcasting Fame
Wm. Stofi
Iowa City
Lillian F. Greasel
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Shaffer & Christensen
Anita, Lowa
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W. T. Slater
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Record
M. I. Jenkins
Oakland
California
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Exira
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Harold P. Ziegler
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Building
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G. M. Adair
Citizens’ State Bank
Earl C
Fulton Block
Chiropractic
A. M. Mikkelsen
Anita, Ia
Atlantic
Atlantic Auto
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P. O
Beautiful
Paris Heels
Economy Shoe CO
P. T. Williams
J.H. Stone
C. H. Johnson
Kodak Films
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Mail
F. M. Alexander
Atlantic, Iowa