Farm Bureau Activities Honored in Cherokee County Year
County Agent C H Thompson lauded Farm Bureau members for cooperation during a tough year. Membership rose to 507 as 1 449 visits were made, 6 209 office callers served, 4 652 phone calls, 4 270 news items, 2 605 letters, 2 056 bulletins, and 86 circulars dispatched. 4-H activities and 16 other projects were outlined with emphasis on home demonstration and girls 4-H clubs led by Lola Antisd, Mrs Loucks reports indicate broad outreach across 15 townships.
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Cherokee Times
C. H. Thompson
Farm Bureau
Cherokee County
Cherokee County Group
Thompson
Word
Agricultural
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Lola Antisdel
Iowa
Loucks
Glenn Loucks
Emmett Ammons
4-H
Iowa Corn Meets Moisture Provisions for Loan Program
Iowa's near record corn crop is largely dry enough to meet federal loan moisture content rules. As of November 20, average moisture was 16.91% with 55 lb bushels, 2% drier than the 10 year average. southwest led at 14.6% while other regions ranged from 16.2% to 19.8%.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Agriculture Department
Southwest
South Central
West Central
North Central
Northeast
East Central
Tanks pumps windmills and plumbing by P. V. Clover
Pumping and waterworks services by P. V. Clover listed with phone number 285. Includes tanks, pumps, windmills and plumbing offerings.
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P. V. Clover
Aurelia Bulldogs Capture County Title in 1988 Football Season
Aurelia High's 1988 team, the Bulldogs coached by Lyle Poulson, finished 8-0 with 240 points for and 13 against. Seven seniors graduate, while many juniors and substitutes earned letters and all-conference honors. The squad tied Western Sioux Valley power Primghar for the conference title and earned multiple players on state and all-conference honor rolls.
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Lyle Poulson
Bulldogs
Aurelia High School
Poulson
Russell MciKnnis
Marvin Lehnhardt
Bud Porter
Adrian Kline
Robert Reilly
Robert Peterson
Guardsy
bee—Dorrington
Marvin Anderson
Marvin Kolpin
Paul Niles
Harley McKinnis
Wayne Bruce
William Lindsay
Billie Mummert
Lyle Weatherman
Junior Rapp
Rueben Bengtson
Robert Fassler
Old Aurelia High
John Christensen
Merlyn Honsbruch
Robert Hronek
Richard Kolpin
Russell McKinnis
Phillip Peterson
Lettermen
Letterman
The
Des Moines Register
Iowa Press Association
Aurelia
Sioux Valley
Sutherlind Courier
S S Tax Returns Change to Quarterly Filing
The Social Security Act Title VIII tax returns switch from monthly to quarterly after December 1987. The first quarterly return covers January to March 1988 and is due by April 30, 1988. December 1987 monthly returns are due January 31, 1988, with SS-1 forms mailed. Taxpayers must file SS-2 and SS-2a for wage totals and wages paid July 1 to December 31, 1987 by January 31, 1988.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Elias Howe and the sewing machine fortune
During five years of patent litigation Elias Howe faced poverty before success. By 1854 his royalties reached 209000 dollars annually, eventually building a fortune around two million dollars.
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Lias Howe
Elias Howe
Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser
Miss Kathryn Wilkinson began twelve weeks of practice teaching in Cherokee on Wednesday morning. Claus Lindlief, a longtime Alta resident, was honored at a packed Sunday service by friends and neighbors. Evangelist S E Polovina and Miss Muriel Pedersen head west for at least six months of service. Polovina reports over six months of evangelistic meetings under contract with a one week break. About 30 Strom Lake Rotary members met Tuesday in Alta to observe Rotarian activity at the Presbyterian church. A joint Friday meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary and hospital board at the Advertiser office reviewed funds, reporting 581.16 raised for the Alta hospital fund.
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Kathryn Wilkinson
Cherokee
Presbyterian Church of
Alta
Claus Lindlief
S. E. Polovina
Muriel Pedersen
West Coast
Evangelist Polovina
Strom Lake
Advertiser Office
Alta Hospital
Sentinel Seeks Subscriptions For Sioux City And Des Moines
The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for Sioux City and Des Moines newspapers inviting readers to place or renew subscriptions through its service.
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The
Sentinel
Sioux City
Des Moines
Cherokee Times Highlights Cherokee County News Briefs
More than 100 1988 license plates sold at the treasurer’s office in the courthouse. Red Cross drive exceeds the $700 objective toward a $1,000 quota, per Don R. Hankens. Tax collection shows 96 percent of 1936 taxes paid, up over one percent from last year. County Engineer W. T. Hosmer notes better snow removal equipment. supervisors approve new winter maintenance gear. Wilson high school cagers split a double header with Sioux Rapids to start the 1937-38 season. Cherokee second team loses 22-12, first team wins 20-16.
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Court House
Cherokee County
Red Cross
Don R. Hankens
Roll Call
Mondey
F. M. Tyner
W. T. Hosmer
Board of Supervisors
Wilson High School
Cagers
Sioux Rapids
Wilson Gymnasium
Classified Ad Rates Announced for First and Additional Lines
The newspaper outlines new classified ad pricing offering 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 6 cents per line for each additional insertion, inviting readers to place notices, items for sale, or services in upcoming editions.
Warn Danger of Carbon Monoxide Gas
Public safety bulletin warns of the dangers of carbon monoxide from gasoline engines and faulty gas appliances. It notes CO is colorless odorless and deadly, especially in winter with closed houses and garages, and to avoid warming up cars with doors shut or working under running engines.
The disputatious person harms friendship and harmony
The passage warns that a disputatious person cannot be a true friend as their priority is argument and proving wisdom rather than comfort. A genuine friend must overlook many points that clash with their own views.
State Department Instructs Corn Sealing and Loans
Nine district training schools for corn sealers and warehouse board members were held by the state department of agriculture in Ames West Union Algona Cedar Rapids Primghar Red Oak Mt. Pleasant Chariton and Denison. Speakers explained two loan phases under Iowa law and federal programs including a CCC loan of 650 cents per bushel with certificate collateral.
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State Department of Agriculture
Thomas L. Curran
Ames
West Union
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Primghar
Red Oak
Mt. Pleasant
Chariton
Denison
Homer Hush
Robert Overton
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Rne
Ani
Postmaster Dingman Urges Early Christmas Mail
Postmaster A A Dingman urges early mailing to avoid delays as no Christmas day delivery except special cases. Mail must be securely packed with clear FRAGILE and PERISHABLE markings, complete addresses, return cards, and inside copies. Bags have size and weight limits. offices close Christmas. deadlines for trains vary.
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A. A. Dingman
Dingman
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