State Capitol Letter continues on Truman Wallace debate
Iowa party leaders expect to unite behind Truman as Wallace fades from the Chicago bid. Des Moines receives retirement act questions as the unemployment fund nears 60 million dollars with rising claims and a paradox of fewer employers but higher contributions.
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Mrs. Bumann Hosts Miscellaneous Showers for Miss Amendt
Mrs. George Bumann and daughter Arlene attended a miscellaneous shower Friday at the Evang el Reform church parlors in Brooke township in Miss Vernelda Amendt. Charles Zwemke and family were Sunday evening guests at Harold Hogrefe’s near Peterson along with the Hogrefe and Pingle families. Eldon and Marilyn Sorbe and other relatives visited the Wrede home with Arthur Wogahn and Larry of Aurelia joining.
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George Bumann
Arlene
Vernelda Amendt
Evg
Brooke Township
Charles Zwemke
Harold Hogrefe
Peterson
Wm. Hogrefe
Merle
Leo Pingle
Eldona
Rembrandt
Fred Sorbe
Eldon
Marilyn
Arthur Wogahn
Larry
Aurelia
Herman Wrede
Rhubarb Sauce Preparation Details
The instructions describe making rhubarb sauce from frozen rhubarb, either blanched or plain. Add frozen fruit to a cup of sugar and a specified water amount brought to boiling point, then cook two minutes after return to boil. For rhubarb cooked in sugar syrup, add to boiling water and cook two minutes.
Mt Olive celebrates 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ohlson were honored guests at Mt Olive church on Monday evening June 18 marking their 25th wedding anniversary. The program featured solos, poems, a prayer, and a three tiered cake with a luncheon. Gifted with money and cards, the couple thanked guests and wished for many more years together.
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Lloyd Ohlson
Mt. Olive Church
Floyd Johansen
Shirley Kahl
Beverly Ohlson
Sherwood
Earl Crippen
E. H. Gillet
Lincoln Hahn
Maggie Fritz
Mrs. Ohlson
Ohlson
Social rounds and family visits across Cherokee area
A string of weekend and midweek visits and gatherings in Cherokee and nearby towns includes Mrs. Clarence Simmons and Mrs. Carroll Sansen at funeral services in South Dakota, Mrs. John Towner ill at home, and numerous extended family dinners and Father’s Day events. Attendees include the Nordstroms of Galva celebrating a 92nd birthday and families from Alta, Sac City, Storm Lake, Larrabee, Holstein, and Cherokee.
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Clarence Simmons
Cherokee
John Towner
Oscar Smith
Eng. Anderson
Harry Smith
Larrabee
Gunnar Hanson
Storm Lake
Mickelson
Near
Holstein
Earl Flanigan
Louis Stellish
Miss Beverly
Frank Laposky
Nina
Clara Ohlson
Oswald Anderson
Alta
John Nordstrom
Galva
Alfred Simonson
Pete Peterson
Norfolk
Neb
Homer Anderson
Dorothy Anne
Delores Bengtson
S. P. Bengtson
Ernie Peterson
Sac City
Anne Dubes
Beverly
Kenny
John Cox
John Leber
Clinton Furguson
Earl Crippen
Lincoln Hahn
Charlene
Gerald
Will Hahn
Helen
Sioux Valley Baptist Association
Clifford Bruce
Lloyd Ohlson
Rueben Ohlson
Nina Ohlson
L. C. Bengtson
BE. H. Gillet
Gwen Petton
Elk Township
John Hahn
Nellie Sawwell
Quimby
Myrna Thomas
Charles Galvin
Marlyn Erickson
Cliff Simmons
Bernhard M. Buenger
Almin Thomson
South Dakota
Olive
Carroll Sansen
Oscar Gustafson
Market Report Sioux City Livestock Prices Monday Tuesday
Liberal fat cattle supplies found a steady outlet with fat lambs up to 25 cents higher and slaughter hogs at price ceilings. Steers and yearlings sold 13.50 to 17.40, cows 7.25 to 14.00, bulls to 14.25, stockers above 15.00, lambs 10.50 to 15.25, and Cherokee county shippers including E W Peterson & Sons and John Rutter reported steers mainly around 15.50 to 17.00 per hundredweight with several consignments reaching 16.65 to 17.00.
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Horace Farren
Vataers
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John Rutter
Hans Greil
Melvin Schmidt
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Bloat Hazard Grows For Iowa Dairy Herds
Iowa farmers face rising bloat risk as rapid white clover growth in southern pastures overwhelms cattle. Dairyman Dwight Espe notes a spike in bloated cows, with Page county rendering plants reporting around 500 cases in three weeks. Cows consuming clover too quickly trap gas, threatening digestive function.
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Preventing Bloat in Cows on Clover Pastures
Espe advises on clover bloat risk and management for cows. Avoid wet clover or long pasture times, provide dry hay and grain, and move cattle if signs appear. Call a veterinarian, offer water, and consider a cautious drench with mineral oil and mild antiferment.
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Espe
Keep Hens Laying To Help In Food Supply
Iowa State College poultry specialist W. R. Whitfield urges a strict culling program and sound management to maintain 50 percent production in summer laying flocks. Begin heavy culling as weather warms to remove non producers, reduce feed costs, and boost profits while housing hens for concentrate feeding and sun exposure.
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W. R. Whitfield
Iowa State College
Whitfield
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