Happenings in Linn Grove and Surrounding Towns
Reports from Linn Grove and nearby towns note the death of Ole L Hesla at his daughter's home in Yorkton Canada and the passing of John Dorr at his Marcus residence. Other items include college attendance for Mrs P J Klinker and Anna Mae Klinker, WPA area headquarters wind down in Storm Lake, and school and church notices near Peterson.
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Linn Grove
Ole L. Hesla
D. C. McNeil
Yorkton
Sask
Canada
Marcus News
John Dorr
Elizabeth Kropp
Clarence
Cedar County
Marcus
Iowa
Amherst Township
P. J. Klinker
Denison
Anna Mae Klinker
Buena Vista
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
WPA
Storm Lake
Isadore Lasensky
Bernadine Callahan
Sioux City
Peterson Patriot
Brooke Consolidated School
Merrill D. Smith
Alex Greeb
Marissa
Illinois
St. John’s
Future Farmer Boys to Play in State Band
Wayne Bruce and Edgar Allén have been chosen to play in the Iowa Future Farmer State Band. The band includes 100 Future Farmer members from 29 chapters statewide and will give three concerts at the Iowa State Fair on August 30 and 31.
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Future Farmer Boys
Wayne Bruce
Edgar Allén
Iowa
Future Farmer
Postville Farmer Threshed 11 Bushels Timothy Seed
Arnold Larson, a Postville farmer, threshed 11 bushels of timothy seed from a six acre tract.
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Arnold Larson
Postville
Aurelia Veterinarian Weds Storm Lake Girl
Mr and Mrs J B Steig announce the marriage of their daughter Rubie to Willis Liebsch son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Liebsch at St John s Lutheran church Storm Lake. The single ring ceremony was at 730 pm Rev H P Schmitz officiated with Gladys Burns maid of honor Loyal Liebsch groomsman and bridesmaids June Steig Dorothy Liebsch. Ruby Peterson was flower girl. Reception followed at the groom s parents home north of Storm Lake. After a two week Canada trip the couple will live in Aurelia where Dr Liebsch is a veterinarian.
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Storm Lake
J. B. Steig
Miss Rubie
Willis Liebsch
Lewis Liebsch
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ida Miller
H. P. Schmitz
Gladys Burns
Glidden
Loyal Liebsch
June Steig
Dorothy Liebsch
Ruby Peterson
Denison
Miss. Burns
Miss Steig
Miss Liebsch
Canada
Aurelia
Liebsch
Nace Tive
Midwest Wholesale Company
Dr. Liebsch
Iowa State College
Ames
Future Farmer Chapter Plans Weekend Camp Trip
Fourteen Future Farmer members depart Friday morning for a three day camping trip at Camp Foster on East Okobomu. The excursion is financed from chapter funds raised cooperatively by the boys.
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Future Farmer
Camp Foster
East Okobomu
Iowa Arbitration Policy Sparks Labor Law Debate
Iowa officials weigh Gov George A Wilson interpretation of Section 1507 limiting arbitration boards to operating plants. Muscatine Hawkeye Pearl Button Co and Des Moines Younker’s strike tensions rise as unions seek non union limits. Auto sale shows 1987 Cadillac bid under state price tallies.
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Iowa
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Newton
Sioux City
National Guard
Clothing Workers Cio
Muscatine
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Maytag Washing Machine Co
Nelson G. Kraschel
Building Service
A. F. of L
Younker Brothers Department Store
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Matag Washing Machine Co
Federal District Court
Button Company
Kraschel
Henry J. Evanoff
Dies From Injuries After Car Collision
Lyell Watts aged 78 died at Bates hospital Tuesday evening after injuries from a Friday night accident when struck by a car driven by Orville McDonald. He suffered a double fracture, head injuries, and internal damage and never regained consciousness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Wharton funeral home and Methodist church. Burial in Aurelia cemetery.
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Lyell Watts
Bates Hospital
Orville McDonald
Watts
Fairchild Bros. Tin Shop
McDonald
A. A. Dingman
Oren Combs
Mamie Simmers
Ella Johnson
Lyle Whiting
Powers Elephants at Clay County Fair Action
Power's four elephants Lena Jennie Roxy and Julia return from six years abroad to perform at Spencer's Clay County Fair. They dance in a hula grass skirt waltz fox trot and Spanish Tambourine dance while engaging in a mimic battle playing base ball and a cosmetic shaving routine.
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Power
Lena
Jennie
Roxy
Julia
United States
Spencer
Iowa State Fair Opens Gates Today
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Fair opening with record entries across livestock, exhibits, and entertainment. Highlights include a 2 million dollar livestock show, 40 acre farm machinery display, a state 4 H club congress, and a packed eight day program featuring bands, auto and horse races, rodeo nights, and fireworks. Children under 15 admitted free on Friday August 26.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Paul Whitman
Don Bester
Abe Lyman
Griff Williams
Shorthorns Enter National Livestock Show at Iowa State Fair
Final entries publicized by State Fair officials show Dewar Lros of Cherokee and local breeders entering 9 Shorthorns for the National Livestock show at Des Moines. The national contest offers about 75 000 dollars in cash prizes, with participants from across the United States competing for top awards.
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Des Moines
Dewar Lros
United States
Irvin Linquist Leads Iowa Tall Corn Title Claim
Irvin Linquist of McGregor tops contenders for Iowa tall corn honors declaring a 14 foot 7 inch stalk last week. Report from the Iowa Press Association notes no other claimants named in the available coverage.
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Irvin Linquist
McGregor
Iowa
Iowa Press Association
Colt Show Proves Popular Picnic Event
The colt show drew broad support at the farmers picnic with sixteen of nineteen entries paraded for judging at the Kroll Patterson building. Awards include grand champion Carl Bengtson, stallion class winner Carl Bengtson, filly class winner Carl Steif, and top placings for Lehnhardt Parrott Radke and others with premiums from DeKalb and Oren Coombs.
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Kroll & Patterson
Carl Bengston
Oren Coombs
Carl Stief
DeKalb Hybrid
Carl Bengtson
Walter Radke
Alfred Stiencke
Ed Lehnhardt
Jim Parrott
Carl Steif
Glenn Sleezer
Leaf Cave
Ted
When Do Children Start Speaking How Language develops in toddlers
Studies show the average child speaks a first recognizable word around 10 to 12 months. University of Iowa research finds one year olds know about three words, 18 months about six, and by the second birthday roughly 272 words. Combining words generally begins after 18 months with many two year olds forming complete sentences and using pronouns plural forms and past tense verifications.
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University of Iowa
M. E. Smith
Looking Back Into The Past Ten Years Ago
Scoutmaster Allen Lamm and the Boy Scout troop operate a shooting gallery at a picnic day. Anna Wring died at her home northeast of Aurelia last Sunday. Joseph M. Lockin appointed agent for Provident Mutual Life. Lucille Tigges named Cherokee 4 H health champion by Helen Melton. Directors elected for new consolidated school district: W P Dawson F G Scott George E Blanch A H Eddy J C Lockin. Earl Crippenn, 20, unconscious for three and a half days after auto crash. Community homecoming and barbecue on August 29 for returning soldiers sailors and marines. Body of Mrs T Kenyon of Sioux Falls brought here for burial. Charles Stief buys Coon Mummert farm of 320 acres at 112 per acre. First National bank contracts for new building on McCall Bischel lot. hardware store and Henry Bischel shoe store to move. Funeral of Mrs David Gipe held at Henry Stieneke home.
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Allen Lamm
Anna Wring
Aurelia
Joseph M. Lockin
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lucille Tigges
Spring Township
Helen Melton
W. P. Dawson
F. G. Scott
Geo. E. Blanch
A. H. Eddy
J. C. Lockin
New Consolidated
Earl Crippenn
T. Kenyon
Sioux Falls
Charles Stief
Coon Mummert
First National Bank
McCall & Bischel Hardware
Henry Bischel
David Gipe
Henry Stieneke
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Clay County Fair
Iowa State Fair
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Alfred Stieneke
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Rapp Holm
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Farmers National Bank
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