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Aurelia
Iowa
Keep Hens Not Pullets in 38 Breeding Flock
Iowa State poultryman N F Waters urges rapid culling to 38 flock goals within two months. Retain hens over pullets for proven laying year potential, mark birds in production for breeding, and favor late molters. Emphasizes strong males, R O P stock, and appropriate male to female ratios by breed.
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N. F. Waters
Iowa
Waters
Second damage suit over inlet tragedy filed in 1985 deaths
The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune reports a second damage suit linked to the August 1985 inlet tragedy that killed Storm Lake youth Robert Tymeson and Fort Dodge girl Maxine Collins. Filed by D. F. E. Phelan on behalf of Margaret Phelan, the action names Marion Robbins owner of the car that crashed into the inlet bridge as defendant in a $2,000 claim.
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Storm Lake
Threshing Draws to Close Amid Wet Weather Blues
The Diamond Center column reports a lengthy threshing season hindered by rain causing losses as oats shell out when moved. Residents travel to Aurelia for a farmers picnic while others visit relatives nearby. Community activities include family visits, medical consultations, and a vacation at Lake Okoboji.
Storm Lake Votes Against Municipal Light Plant Plan
Storm Lake Iowa voters rejected a municipal light plant proposal by 1 152 to 1 119 on Wednesday. The Iowa Public Service company will continue handling local light and power needs as its franchise expires next year. The company previously lost a franchise extension bid in April by about 400 votes.
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Storm Lake
Ila
Iowa Public Service Company
First Plows of Tree Branches Used in Early Farms
The article describes early farming tools fashioned from crooked tree branches and operated by human power, noting how such simple implements aided initial cultivation.
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Hyman Power
Cerebellum Central to Body Activities Described
The brain comprises a hemispheric mass of nerves with ventricles at the center. The cerebellum, an ancient brain part beneath the large brain, governs body position and aims. It connects to the hind brain regulating breathing circulation balance and upright posture.
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New York Herald Tribune
Bower Bird Resorts Built For Social Dancing Art
The bower bird of Australasia is praised as highly evolved in refined amusement. It builds summer pleasure retreats beside its nests for social dancing and courtship posing, decorating with flowers shells feathers rags bones and pebbles.
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Man
Newton
Australasia
Gossip Mirrors Reflect Ribe In Agnes Rothery Piece
Agnes Rothery notes in Denmark Kingdom of Reason that Ribe residents rely on a "gossip mirror" fixed before a window to view the street. The device magnifies distant happenings and brings nearby events into clear view, serving as a social barometer for the town.
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Ribe
Denmark
Agnes Rothery
Enforce Highway Laws to Curb Reckless Drivers
An eastern state police official notes most accidents stem from drivers who violate laws. He urges stronger highway enforcement and punishment for reckless conduct, asking why railroads and ships enforce safety yet roads lag. He argues education fails for repeat violators and calls for strict penalties.
Classified Advertisements Set Listings And Notices
Local classifieds offer items for sale including an Angus yearling bull and cucumbers, rental inquiry for 160 to 200 acres in a consolidated school district, farm equipment and mules for sale, tractors, and plows from Kroll Implements. Also job ads seek Rawleigh’s Household Products distributors with training and profits. Address: Freeport, Minnesota.
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R. P. Halling
Gaza
Iowa
Thirteen Women From Bureau Headed to State Fair
Thirteen members of Cherokee county Farm Bureau's women’s division will travel to Des Moines for the state fair. Mrs. Lester Whitehouse will lead the 4-H and home project exhibits, with booth equipment loaned by three local businesses. A themed home project play, Stepping Stone to Security, stars several women and will be shown Friday at 3 15 p m. Betty Coombs competes in healthiest girl, Dorothy Mortenson enters the style show, and the top 4-H Achievement Day team Marie Anderson and Nellie Mongan join to demonstrate Attractive Aprons.
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Cherokee Times
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Lester Whitehouse
Lola Antisdel
Cherokee County
Champion Electric Company
Home Project
George Cochrane
H. W. Hanson
John Nitz
Cedar Township
James R. Fee
Lyle Pinkerton
Ella Carstens
Willow Township
Betty Coombs
Aurelia
Cherokee’ County
Iowa
Dorothy Mortenson
Silver Township
Marie Anderson
Nellie Mongan
Frank Ducommun
MT Olive News Highlights Local Funeral and Visits
Mrs. Oscar Gustafson attended the funeral of her cousin's wife Mrs Willard Lindquist in Meriden. Miss Mabel Becker returned from a six week trip in the western states. Clifford Simmons Lorne to Rockford Illinois for a week visiting daughters and sons in law Virgil Sameulson and Lavern Holmes. Lincoln Hahn family visited West Bend. Florence Hahn and Clifford Bruce visited Amos Hahn's near Royal. S S club to meet August 27 at Beulah Smith's home. Sleeping sickness in horses reported. hog cholera prevalent. Harold Speers family and others travel in the area.
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M. W. Haight
William
Sutherland
Larrabee
Cherokee
W. F. Hickey
Ruth Frank
Sioux City
Hickey
Fritz Kreutz
Will Clymens
Galva
Aurelia
John A. Anderson
Vernon Anderson
Mildred Goettsch
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
C. A. Peterson
Della
Gust Lund
Alta
Ben Galvin
Gus Roseen
Louie Otto
Hampton
Nebraska
Edmund Radke
Lake Okoboji
Clair Parrott
Jimmie
Oscar Gustafson
Willard Lindquist
Meriden
Mabel Becker
Clifford Simmons
Lorne
Berger Sameulson
Rockford
Illinois
Virgil Sameulson
Lavern Holmes
Gary
Indiana
Lincoln Hahn
West Bend
Florence Hahn
Clifford Bruce
Amos Hahn
Royal
Beulah Smith
Harold Speers
Community Notes From Mt Olives Area and Surrounding Towns
Local residents from Aurelia to Cherokee share visits and travel. Leslie Speers visits relatives in Adron and Madison before returning home. Kerrie Hahn remains hospitalized after surgery in Spencer with a hopeful recovery. Grandchild born to John and Laposky family. first for Frank Laposky. Threshing slowed by rains. Mt Olive hosts farmers picnic. many neighbors visit Edgar Johnson and family.
Laminated Paper X-Ray Tubes Developed
Scientists note a design using laminated paper to construct X-ray tubes. The concept aims to reduce material costs while maintaining functional performance in controlled tests. Further research will evaluate durability and safety implications.
VACTO LAC and related feeds for poultry and swine
Lapp Products promotes VACTO LAC mash for growing chickens and laying hens to prevent range paralysis and coccidiosis. Added to ground oats, it ferments into slop for faster pig growth with yeast minerals and vitamins. MALTO MINROL is a yeastized hog mineral promising longer reach and lower cost. PURE LAC CONDENSED BUTTERMILK is marketed as a superior pure milk product.
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McCormick
Deering
Timerson Gang
Rawleigh
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Mlinoig
Bureau
State Fair
MT. Olive
Leslie Speers
Adron
Minnesota
Bertha Blazek
Robert
Madison
Wisconsin
Edgar Johnson
Kerrie Hahn
Fettes Hospital
Spencer
Clarence Simmons
Floyd Allen
LeRoy Goettsch
John Laposky
Frank Laposky
George Schafer
Quimby
Robert Schaffer
Peoria
Schaffer
Gertrude Cummingham
Glynn Allen
Betty
Dixon
B. H. Dukes
Claude Jones
Donald
Howard Anderson
Lapp Products
Fraser Elevator Co
Lapp
Eclipse
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