Albert Radke Sr. dies at 86 in Galva Iowa
Albert Radke Sr. died at his Galva home at 2 a m Wednesday December 5 aged just over 86. He lived in the Hanover community for many years. Funeral services were held at St. John’s Lutheran church Galva Friday at 1 30 pm with a German sermon by Arthur Otto and Rev Hoeman. Burial followed in Hanover Community Cemetery.
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Irene Zwemke
Albert Radke Sr
Galva
Hanover
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Arthur Otto
Hoeman
Battlerock
Albert Lietz
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Gust Wogahn
Aurelia
Walter Miller
Marlys
Herman Winterhoff
Phyllis
LaVerne
Lorene Wrede
Will Specketer
Dick Schmidt
Anna Voss
Edward Fredericks
White
South Dakota
Fredericks
August Fredericks
Won
Aue
Herrman
Golva
Lorene
LaVerne Wrets
Waltero
Economic Problems Recognized In 1935 Agricultural Program
Clarence Turner county agent states Cherokee county agricultural program outlines outlook meetings farm record keeping and aid to cooperative marketing groups and creameries. The plan includes cooperation with federal programs corn hog and wheat production control and feed seed distribution with ISU and state aides.
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AAA
Cherokee County
Clarence Turner
Farm Bureau
Turner
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Seed Shortage Urges Early Spring Oats Planting Preparations
Survey of 11,600 farmers across 63 counties finds 8,176 without identified oats seed sources and 7,777 know where to obtain seed. Officials warn of tight supplies for oats and other seeds, urging Cherokee county farmers to secure seed now to avoid higher spring prices.
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Cherokee County
Iowa
Clarence Fung
Oxtens Service
Stermers
Loren
Gale
Turner
Tennessee’s Early Names and 1785 Roots
The territory that became Tennessee was once called Frankland or rank fin. It formed from settlers of western North Carolina in 1785, shaping the state’s origins.
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Tennessee
State of
Frankland
Funeral Military Honors at Burial Rank Dependent Service
Full military honors are accorded at burial according to the rank held by the deceased at the time of service. The honors reflect the individual’s rank and connection to military duty.
Mt Olive News Highlights Local Visits And A Bazaar
Sioux City visitors include Henry Hanson and Laurence Becker. Local callers include Mr. and Mrs. C. Ohlson and Mrs. Floyd Allen. Measles illness in Ralph Stone king children. Church events raise funds with about 75 dollars net. Ruth Johnson honored at family birthday dinner.
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Henry Hanson
Laurence Becker
Sioux City
C. Ohlson
Floyd Allen
Ohlson
Glenn Leeds
Ralph Stoneking
T. P. Ohlson
L. C. Bengtson
Victe
Georke
Earl Crippen
Aurelia M. E
Alfred Simonson
Pete Peterson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Cherokee
S. P. Bengtson
Bengtson
Aurelia
John Shms
Quimby
Albert Radle
Frank Becker
Berniece Becker
Dr. Herschman
Blanch Kolpin
Vivian McGregor
Carl J. Johnson
Ruth
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the Home Grocery
Hanover News
Adele
Irene Zwemker
Wm. Menke
Rev. O. Bach
Edgar Fahy
Esther Radke
Della Menke
Delores Kuskey
Marvin Lehnhardt
Walter Radke
Frank Huseman
John Radke
Minnesota
Ernest Neuman
Storm Lake
Edgar Schulke
Alta
Bert Schulke
Sadie
Fred Menke
0. Bahr
Schmidt
Fred Radke
Louis Radke
Ervin Radke
Fred Hustedt
Richard Heimbruch
Edgar Fahr
Fred
Emil Radke
Aire
Adeolph Grierac
Eo Rebert Castro Baie
Sora
Carlsen
Car Hallengren
Viethdays
Robert Carlsen
Aviv Accompaniet
Kermit Goettsch
Counse
Outlook
Boehnke
Farina
le Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Sanborns
MT. Olive
Ralph Ducommon
G. R. Wharton Undertaking
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