Rev Vincent Extended by Congregational Church Here
After two sermons by Rev Vincent and a welcome from the Congregational Church, an extended call to Rev Mr Vincent for pastorate is presented. He may arrive around April 1, considering his stay at Geneta Nab and his prior resignation due to regional heat. The visit drew hearty congregational approval and public reception by Pastor and Mrs F B Morn.
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Vincent
Ira Mor
Congregational Church
Mr Vincent
Vinent
Geneta
Nab
Hoaself
Minnesota
Iowa
Jum le
F B
Rev M D Myers Returns to Free Methodist Church
Former pastor Reverend M D Myers preached at the Free Methodist church in two services. He now resides in Los Angeles but remains out of active ministry, has led missions in Africa, and believes he has strong prospects for future service.
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Free Methodist Church
Myers
Pyulatket
Mr Myers
Los Angeles
Ja Nut
Jamselt
Afizend
Irrigation plans rise as dairy cows fetch high prices
Cobb, from Omaha, and Henry Glissmann with A J Podendorf report strong Holstein sales at Logan sale. Two cows were bought by Cobb in a market where livestock sold briskly, averaging $178 for Glissmann’s thoroughbreds and $118 for Podendorf’s 34 head. Farmers forecast bright milking prospects amid a general uplift in Holstein Friesian interest.
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Cobb Haw
Omaha
Logan
Tly
Podendorf
Grandmamma Lilia Florence Bower Seeks Courage and Affection
A personal verse unfolds a granddaughter narrating a longing for Valentine kindness. The speaker laments shy attempts, praises a charming beloved, and hints at family bonds as a Grandmamma Lilia Florence Bower reflects on romance and courage.
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Hur
Pat
Lilia Florence Bower
Roots Do Not Control Budding Of Fruit Trees
Horticulturist W R Chapman from Washta refutes the idea that heavy mulching delays fruit blossom timing. Experiments show buds open with heat even when roots are frosted. He notes mulching could delay only by full-plant coverage, useful for strawberries and grapes. He also addresses gifts to President Wilson, clarifying he does not accept gifts.
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W. R Chapman
Washta
Chapmen
Wilson
Towa
Hill Galloway
White House
Old Folks Sociable Draws Youth to Congregational Box Event
A lively gathering at the Congregational church last Friday evening despite youth predominance. Prof T Morris presided as Fred W Colvin led an unassigned program with remarks on the high cost of living. Mrs Logan sang, a vocal quartet performed, and John Bower spoke on Church Work. Fielding MacQuitty auctioned off boxes to men and boys, raising about $15 at 35 cents each.
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Colvin
B.C Logan
Mia Colvin
Mesdames Morris
Edmunds
Dubois Fellus
Geof Bailey
Birs Colvin
Dorothy Morris
John Bower
Fielding MacQuitty
Priges Success at Johnsons Big Hog Sale in Correctionville
Clarence H Johnson sold a large herd of Poland China hogs at a brisk sale in Correctionville last Saturday. Weather was ideal and crowd numbered about 278. top price reached 750 dollars for Hidestretcher Lady. Parry of Kingsley bought several top animals and paid 74 dollars for others. The sale included many named lots and bidders from nearby towns. The event attracted attention for its strong demand and high average on 37 hogs sold.
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Clarence H Johnson
R c
Poland
Correctionville
Mr. Parry
Col. P McGuire
Frank Miller
EC. Bellay
Buley Staite Bank
P. J
Kingsley
Bess
Parry
James Iaub
Bronson
Miss Look
C. T
Fugue
Mischief Wonder A
Clarence Robison
Rusht Kind Lady
W. F Wartck
Holstein
Anderson
iMiss Long
Tom | Hardy
Pierson
C T Anderson
Hans
Hettlesen
Tom Hardy Pierson
C ©. Goodman
Anthon
Andrew Markusen
G HE
J B Guthridge
P Wright
William Wollman
Mo Reppert
Cushing
P J Paris
M M Fugate
John Riordan
T Anderson
L. A Robinson
John S Morgat
W E. Wricht
Fugate
Lewis Crazett
J B Gutbridge
M. Reppert
Spink Bronson
Jim Seog
Big Snyder
JF Guthridge
Duke
Caraten Henrickerh
Willan Evset Pala
Victor Saree Sid
Mehima Laxtie
Morton E Patterson
Fate of Normal Department Is in the Balance
The board of education supports adopting the normal and home economics department in a high school. The move relies on state funds of 500.00 per year and tuition from non-district pupils, with anticipated long term savings from improved facilities and improved schooling, though tax impact appears modest.
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WF Meguitty
Bord of Education
Fightetiool
Iowa
Schivol
Walt
Rappan
Happerings 20 Years Ago in The News
Fragmented notice from February 9 1393 describes hog market declines and weather, local papers like The Shaler Herald expanding, German class progress, and town campaign chatter. It notes Fremont Crowt’s misfortunes, quarantine, and scarlet fever affecting a child, plus discussions on farmers donations for World Fair exhibits and advertising profitability across local papers.
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Shaler Herald
Cushing
Whiting Herald
Herald
Monena County
Fremont Crowt
Mira
Tethys
Cate Bree
Bailey Bev
Reir Ster
Fragmentary 1992 notices reveal local people and events
A garbled OCR record lists names such as Minnis, Katte Smith, Nelie Guill, and Nellie Heritage along with places like Sioux Falls News and Wood Green. It mentions February 6, 1992, a theater note, salaries, farm purchases, and scattered references to local figures and events, all incompletely legible.
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Jian Lwo
Fitchner
Eva Bangs
Nedk
Breenen
Deyers Beine Teaterday
Smithland
Sditore
Saturda
Billings
Aft
Sith
Washta Journal
Jemeces
Sioux Ales News
Ube
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Rev. Vincent
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Amy Date Newsrerdt
Bern
Coortain
Mali
Ibis
Happerings
Mt 18
Sioux City
Baltimore
Uhrane
Netty
United Are
Barua, Sia, Rana
Jkwe
Iky
Hamilton
C. Yockey
W. M. Wright & CO
GeRor
Ard
Rhian
Smith
Kingois
Bila Haentth
Katte Smith
Jian Golfifeld
Magne Overhvinsr
Elly Page
Nelie Guill
Welte
Bae
Quiraby
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