Windigo trap ends Laflamme plot in Walling River tale
Steele and his companions confront Laflamme’s scheme as a Windigo terrorization ends in a bear trap. The trio vow to drive Laflamme and crew from the country while planning to show the beast to Walling River locals.
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Steele
Michel
Windigo at Portage Lake Triggers Ojibway Rally
Steele and allies confront Laflamme’s Windigo plot as Ojibway hunters rally to drive the trader from Ogoke. Denise St Onge faces a tense choice, while Portage Lake lies at the heart of a dangerous power struggle that may reshape Wailing River. Pierre and Pierre Laflamme loom over the looming clash.
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Windigo
Walling River
Steele
Jacques
Laflamme
Pierre
St. “Onge
Istrict
Ogoke
Michael
David
Portage Lake
Wailing River
St. Lascelles
Denise St. Onge
Revillon Freres
St. Onge
Montreal
Lasceller
Michel
Keen
Walling
Lafinmme
Medicine Hills
Lake Ogoke
Black Baptiste
Antoine
Lafiamme
Nepigon House
M'sten St. Onge
Ottawa
Rand
Atala
Indiana
Nepigou
Afton and Vicinity News Highlights in Brief
Clark and Menefee attended Rembrandt Friday due to Mrs Odor illness and operation at Spencer hospital. Mrs Odor recovering well. Afton A C C met led by Leona Ammons with Emma Ware and Luta Braley as prize winners. Sunday school organized and set for 2:30 with Mrs Unger superintendent. Measles and flu affecting residents. several visits and local remodeling work noted. Diercks crew began Wilson Bowers house remodel. new baby born to Lee and Mrs Robinson. Alfred Zwick of Cherokee visited Afton relatives.
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Mesdames Kolhagen
McKinnon
Stella ‘Stienéke
Smith
Helen Melton
Cedar Falls
Leo Higgins
Baby
Gilletts Grove
Menefees
Diercks
Aurelia
Wilson Bowers
Bowers
Guy’ Robinson
Afton
Lee Robinson
Eddy
E C. Lighter
Menefee
Alfred Zwick
Poultry Farmers Shift To Clean Grounds For Chicks
Times change in Iowa poultry raising as experts urge moving brooder houses to fresh clean grounds. Old yards harbor worms and disease reducing chick growth and egg production, while fall-raised chicks on clean sites show strong vigorous pullets and cockerels for breeding or production.
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Iowa
Tikely
Mr. Wesco
Seed corn treatment urged over ear testing by Hughes
H D Hughes head of Farm Crops at Howe State College argues seed corn treatment is beneficial this spring but not as reliable as testing individual ears. Experiments at Iowa State and Bloomington show value in treatment, especially against diplodia. He notes testing to identify poor ears and warns disease cannot revive dead kernels. He describes Upsulun use and mixing instructions.
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H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops
Howe State College
Iowa ‘State College
Hughes
Espulun
Pleasant community gathering and local notices
Mrs Gillet hosted a Saturday afternoon get together at the parsonage with families and children sharing bird books for a missionary box. Attendees included Howard Campbell Doris Frank Viola McGregor Phylis Anabelle Dubes Minnie Georke and others. Various visits and events described including new piano at Antone Hanson’s, a baby boy for Clarence Ohison, and church plans at Mt Oliver with B Y P U slides next Sunday.
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Minnie Georke
Frank -Hector
Campbell
Frank
H. “Dubés
Lucile Deibner
Antone Hanson
Clarence
Simmons
John Towner
Evelyn
Sioux City
Alta
Mt. Oliver
Missionary Committee of the
East Afton and Elk Visitors Highlight Local Socials
Mr. and Mrs Abbo Gerrets entertained. Mr and Mrs Art Frasers and children from Aurelia were visitors. Sunday guests at W C Newcomb home included Mr and Mrs Bill Booth and children. Gene Ammons and Vira recently returned from Colorado to stay with W S Ammons. George Booth Sr of Aurelia called on W C Newcomb and the Booth homes. Mrs Albert Meyer cared for her ill sister in Aurelia. LaMerne Revepsam is listed as sick this week.
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Abbo
Gerrets
Charlie
LeMars
John: Booth
Art
Frasers
Aurelia
W. C
Gene. Ammons
Vira
Colorado
Sissick
LaMerne Rvepsam
PMT on ENTER The Diamond Ladies Lunch Share Proceeds
A damaged clipping notes a Wednesday April luncheon hosted by Mrs Richard and the Montgomery store group. Proceeds from sold lunches supported a local cause in Galva with attendees and helpers, including Frank Johns and others.
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Richard
Montgomery
Galva
Shipp Hogs
Bank Reserve Schedule and Deposits Amid Misc Financial Notes
The fragment lists reserves and deposits including demand and time deposits, certificates of deposit, and notes outstanding. It records figures such as 389,018 and 716.08, then notes state and town credits with a cashier named W. H. Bischel and a sworn affidavit by Parke.
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Eve Yay
Tesolve Jis
W. H- Bischel
Cinautinn
Agpositere
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