Drought Plan Allows Substitution Forage Crops
A 1936 drought relief program permits replacing reduced approved forage crops with substitutes in part. Farmers may swap in sorghum, Sudan grass, and other forage types to cover feed needs, with acreage limits tied to soil depleting base and potential penalties for noncompliance. Extension agents from State College will explain details in upcoming meetings hosted by agricultural conservation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
AAA
Innat State College
R. K. Reector
Ericultural Conservation Com
Tawetech
The Safety Man Fred Braun Warns on Accident Spots
The Safety Man stresses careful driving at intersections and near schools to reduce accidents. He notes not to boast about experience and warns that emergency spots require alert handling and proper behavior to prevent harm.
Ward Or Neanes 0 Thank Our TS For The Showy Stoy
Fragments describe social gathering amid confusion and thanks. Names like Lynn Friesenborg and Ruch Elaine appear among misheard details. Celebration, prices, and a duchess reference surface in a garbled note with uncertain dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auring
Uitte Danghhudys Sfae
Ital Hora Oterings
Lynn Friesenborg
Ruch Elaine
Pantry Toof Under New Management Reopens
The Pantry Toof will reopen early next week under new owners Tsubei Vau Foose and Katherine Carman who purchased the equipment and supplies, signaling a fresh start for the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pantry Toof
Tie Pantry
Ander
Tsubei Vau- Foose
Katherine Carman
Buffalo Township Meeting Ends Smoothly After Odd Ballot
Large crowd at Buffalo Township annual meeting Monday December 14 hears minutes approved and Christmas carols sung. Speakers Mrs John Beer and Kewall discuss membership while J B Tayne leads a humorous skit. Economists project higher farm crops and stock in 1987 than 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Liveren
Buffalo ‘Township
Prompson
le Genita
Kewall
John Beer
Oige
J.B. Tayne
Roi Hhlling
Ic Evgibye
Pblieve
Christmas Program at Congregational Church Tonight
The Congregational church presents a Christmas program this evening with hymns and readings. Participants include an acrostic Christmas, recitations on The Shepherds and The Baby Jesus, and carols such as Bells of Christmas and Silent Night. Announcements, a Time of Giving, and a Christmas Pageant conclude with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Jesus
Students Arrive Home For Holidays List Of Names
Many students returning from higher education have come home for the holidays. Names include Majorie Arkwright Stevens College Columbia Marie Smith Ruth Bronteene Bible School Minneapolis Rollin Stein nets Norman Kopp Dorothy Pink State University of Iowa Taltian Jutting Vick Boekelman Jeanette Jurgens Raymond Wessels Willis Limberg Central College Pella Bubs Wayenga German Prairie Academy German Valley Kathryn Ter Veer Mankato Business College Mankato Helen Pink Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Jeanne Sapp Grinnell College Grinnell Iowa. If any others were overlooked the paper asks them to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Arkwright
Stevens College
Columbia
Marie Smith
Ruth Bronteene
Minneapolis
Minn
Rollin Steinnets
Norman Kopp
Dorothy Pink
State University of Iowa
Taltian Jutting
Vick Boekelman
Jeannette Jurgens
Raymond Wessels
Willis Limberg
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Bubs Wayenga
German Prairie Academy
German Valley
Illinois
Kathryn
Ter- Veer
Mankato Business College
Mankato
Minnesota
Helen Pink
Towa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Jeanne Sapp
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Towa
Farewell party for Secretary of Agriculture at Des Moines
Jr and Mrs Anton Tank attended a seven o'clock dinner at Totel Savory in Des Moines Saturday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Ray Murray. The occasion was a farewell party sponsored by the Town Department of Agriculture for Max Murray head of the department whose term expires December 1936. Tay was presented with a white leather chair, a gift from about ninety department employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Tank
Totel
Des Moines
Ray Murray
Ladies' Literary Circle Christmas Party Highlights
The Ladies' Literary Circle held its annual Christmas Party at Melvina Snell's home on Tuesday afternoon December 15. Meg U Saba Mrs C L Peterson and Mrs Larson led the program with each member participating. After the last Christmas Carol gifts were distributed and a delicious lunch served by the social committee members Beyer Koppen Snell and Snell completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina Snell
Meg. Ae U. Saba
C. L. Peterson
Larson
Yi. Beyer
J. G Koppen
Snell
Kiddies Enjoy Free Movie Treat At Iowa Theatre
Six hundred fifty boys and girls attempted admittance to the free movie show sponsored by Charley Becker of the Iowa Theatre. The hall reached capacity, so Becker ran the film a second time to ensure all could view. Business Men's Club supplied seven hundred candy and nut bags, with 650 distributed to youngsters. Ed Hertig Supt J Hi Smithsvas and 7 a.m. Kopp helped hand out the sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Beeker
Iowa Theatre
Becker
Business Men's Club
A. Kopp
Ed Hertig
Supt. J. Hi
Smithsvas
Secret wedding announced for Mr. and Mrs. Carlyl Eggsdal
Secret for over a year, Carlyl Eggsdal and Nee Missy Barton publicized their marriage after the ceremony on August 8, 1935 at the Christian church in Trenton Missouri. Rev. A E Codd officiated. They were attended by Bert Stenzel and wife from Jewell Iowa. Eggsdal, a Buffalo Center High School 1932 graduate, taught in Kossuth county German township. The couple will farm near Titonka, renting a farm. Congratulations from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyl Eggsdal
Missy Mie’ Barton
Eee
Guy Barton
Carlyle Egegsdal
Elmore
Minnesota
Christian Church
Trenton
A. E. Codd
Bert Stenzel
Jewell
Iowa
Theis. Egesdal
County 4H Banquet Honors Leaders in Walldorf Dining Hall
One hundred sixty four attended the county 4H banquet in Walldorf College dining room. Dorothy Ostrander and Jacek Steinberg presided and introduced the program. Members received 4H emblem hands and medals for demonstrations and service. Notable honorees included 21st birthday recognizes Willard Sprecher and Melbourne Eye, plus a wall plaque for Sprecher’s championship showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf College
Dorothy Ostrander
Jacek Steinberg
H. N. AtiNer
Tunice Nerdig
Jack Steinherr
A. Wy
Ganger
Melbourne Rye
Lewis Feldick
David’ Carson
Barry Shortenhaus
Gen Yionson
Lyle Miller
Hisle Endreland
coe @adyd
Hilma Dale
Vivian Peterson
Mavis Hollany
Velma Steinberks
Willard Sprecher
Melbourne Eye
Baby Meeves
Buffalo Center Cagers Win Fourth Straight
Buffalo Center High School defeated Britt 48 to 17 to extend their winning streak to four. The Bears led early and pulled away as coach Bungum rotated players in the second half, with notes on upcoming games against Forest City and Saturday’s holiday schedule. Northwood topped Forest City 30 to 29 in a tight conference game, while Clear Lake beat Lake Mills 23 to 18.
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Buffalo Center High School
Britt Five
Bungum
Clear Lake
Lake Mills
Hall
Lake Milly
Northwood
Forest City
WN. I
Vikings
Des Moines Register
Buffalo
Jartyle Kepp
Buffalo Center High
Carlyle
Kopp
Ghd
Jiggs Smith
Lloyd Kiewier
Hes
Jack Arkwright
Alvin Larson
Belmond
Garner
Lake Milla
Buffalo Center
Britt
Woden Hunters Bag Two Foxes in Sunday Hunt
About 35 sportsmen hunted in Woden Sunday and shot two foxes by Mr. Phillip and Ma. Larson. Three other foxes were spotted but not brought down. Lakota held a hunt with no game found. Foxes are more plentiful in the north this year, sparking growing interest in such hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Phillip
Ma. Larson
Typ
Boys of
Buffalo Center
Jack Kopp
Mission Guild Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Mission Guild held its annual meeting in December at the Reformed church social rooms. A motion passed to save $5.00, with a total of $20.00 noted. Officers elected included President and Treasurer. The gathering adjourned after a brief session with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Guild
the Reformed Church
Teaporter Ly
Ta Womens MissionSork
Poraueke
Two Couples Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Frank Banta and Mr and Mrs Frank Elwood observed thirty years of marriage with a city hall party on Saturday December 19. About 150 relatives and friends attended, with decorations and a program featuring readings, music, and a line luncheon. Additional guests came from Waterloo Belmond and Anoka Minnesota among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Banta
Frank Elwood
Tien Sickels
Bertee
Loi Schaefer
Frances Berhow
Neil Elwood
Homer Elwood
Montgomery Ward
Jack Griffen
Banta
Elwood
Mayd Etzel
Famly
Jay Worley
Darigne
Othe Waterloos
Harry" Br
Floyd
Bertha "Beaver
Belmond
Floyd Cox Idven
Anoka
Minnesota
Nie
Bricklyn
Henry Quamme
Rake
Mike Aklerman
Miller
Wedding Anniversaries Mark 86 Years For Brass Family
On Sunday December 20th families observed Fe Brass 86 years married and Jack Liverca 14th anniversary with Leonard Hoffmans first year. Dorothy Liverca birthday was noted. A belated gathering was held last year but could not be held this year due to gathering issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brass
Jack Liverca
Leonard Hoffman
Dorothy Cliverca
Couple marks 44th wedding anniversary visit
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kiuver of Crystal Lake visited the Geo Faber home to help celebrate their 44th wedding anniversary. Also present was Mr and Mrs Fred Faber whose 14th anniversary was Sunday. The Iabers and Kiuvers were neighbors in Butler county in the early nineties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladya Mae Priesen‘borg
Gladys Mae
Simenine
Agsarea
Lynn Friesenberg
Eagster
Gladys Mune
Guardian Angels
Herman Kiuver
Crystal Lake
Geo. Faber
Remarkable Wet River Apple on Display at Post Office Window
An unusually large Wet River variety apple weighing over one pound and measuring .14 inches in circumference is displayed in the post office window. Picked from a tree on Mr. A. Wilner’s Beattie farm in Washington, Tilner notes this apple is excellent for pies and applesauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilner
Beattie
Wiashington
Tilnér
Grant Farm Bureau Meeting At Grant Center Schoolhouse
The Grant Township Farm Bureau met last Friday evening at the Grant Center schoolhouse. A Christmas program by four pupils from the township preceded a talk by FriHall of Iowa Falls on membership needs, urging the Warm Bureau dues to ten dollars. A luncheon was served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Grant Center
FriHall
Iowa Falls
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Paradise
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A.W. Gauger
Velma
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Dorothy Mitchell
Naomi Shortenhans
June Smith
Fred Wilson
George and
James
Marjory Wilson
Priscilla Potter
Bertha Worster
Ray Hikenberry
Henry ‘Bohrofen
Dallas Center
Galen Wise
Fred Chisholm
Eldo Eikenberry
Forge
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Thompson
Carl Jensen
Clarion
Hiram Ward
Burt
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Grant Farm Bureau
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