Local notes from Wayne and nearby towns
A digest of interactions and visits across Wayne County with moves, visits, and small-town crossings. Items include residents returning from South Dakota and Iowa trips, moves to Wakefield and Rosalie, a Truxton transfer, hospital news, a drowning incident in Crystal Lake, and Boy Scout camp disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Wayne Herald
George Kohlmeyer
St. Louis
Kohlmeyer
Lucile
Helen Norton
Dakota City
Lola Heikes
Joe Munsinger
W. S. Jay
Lincoln
Wayne
Jay
Corporation Department
Secretary of State’s
Everett
Evelyn Heikes
C. E. Heikes
Home Demonstration Notes Miss Florence Atwood Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Florence Atwood presents a Home Demonstration update outlining programs and activities. The report highlights extension work, community outreach, and practical tips for home economies and rural women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Atwood
Profitable Caponizing And Egg Fertility Guidelines
The article discusses removing males from poultry flocks to produce infertile eggs, noting yearly losses of over 15 million dollars when done late. It explains how fertile eggs hatch under heat, infertile eggs do not, and advises on cockerel handling and timing for capons and broilers to maximize profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Decline of Older Hens Profits in Poultry Flocks
University extension poultrymen say most hen breeds lose laying efficiency after about two and a half years. Leghorns may differ. Older hens may still profit, but younger hens bring quicker returns. With high feed costs, flocks should cull non layers and poor layers and keep only the most profitable birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension
St Michael s Picnic At Crystal Lake Draws Crowds
A several thousand gathering attended St Michael s Catholic church events at Crystal Lake last Friday. The program featured Brown Family Orchestra, local soloists, and a reading by Miss Agnes Cahill and Lucile Sherwood. Rev Fr E Zeph urged dual education, while Congressman R E Evans spoke against the League of Nations as written and called for reservations and presidential powers during national peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
South Sioux City
Lake
Brown Family Orchestra
Mary Duggan
Goodwin
Rose Hartnett
S. Jas. Finnell
Jackson
Greece
Rome
R. E. Evans
League of Nations
Congress
Evans
Hughes
Taft
United States
League pact interest and a local ball game headline
Mr Evans warns that Article 10 could curb US troop actions without council consent, citing France Britain Italy and Japan. He argues Mexico interventions would require broad approval and warns of disillusionment with allied motives as passages on the pact are discussed. In sports Homer beat Rosalie 4 2 and Martinsburg 2 7, winning $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Italy
Japan
Mr. Evans
Council
Mexico
Congress
Russia
League of Nation
Evans
Homer
Rosalie
Martinsburg
Costing Wheat and Corn for Fair Farmer Profit
Nebraska farm bureaus in Gage, Seward and Polk counties will record wheat costs using University of Rural Economics forms. Twenty five records per county will quantify production costs to set a fair price including profit. Similar corn cost studies cover ten counties this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Farm Bureau of
Gage
Seward
Polk
University Department of Rural Economics
Matrimonial Ventures Reported By County Judge Kinley
Marriage licenses issued last week include William F. Gibbons of Sioux City age 21 to Charlotte Jester of Sioux City age 18. Harry L. Wilson of Buffalo New York 21 to Gladys E. Bell of Keokuk Iowa 21. Earl E. Garver of Sioux City 22 to Georgia B. Potts of Sioux City 20. Thomas J. Sheley 22 with Millie E. Thorngren 21, both of Sioux City. Sherman Wyatt 21 and Lucile Leaton 18, both of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
William F. Gibbons
Sioux City
Charlotte Jester
Harry L. Wilson
Buffalo
N. Y
Gladys E. Bell
Keokuk
Earl E. Garver
Georgia B. Potts
Thomas J
M E Church Holds Fourth Quarterly Conference Meeting
The M. E. Church notes the fourth quarterly conference led by Rev. Ek Furman from the Norfolk district. Sermon on Hebrews 11 13 urged living for eternity. Homer church seeks a resident pastor. Next Sunday is communion. Dakot a City quarterly conference updates officers and committees. Barrel project for the Methodist hospital ongoing with fruit can donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
S. A. Draise
Qaseremy
Ek. M. Furman
Norfolk
Homer
Furman
Dakota City
Eee
S. A. Mason
A. Haker
Don Forbes
Lewis Blanchard
G. F. Broyhill
Wm. Orr
Frank Lean
Harry H. Adair
Stew -Mra
Ans
Crozier
Communion
H. H. Adair
W. H. Berger
Spreenealoes
C. R. Young
We Berger
John Stading
W. H. Berr
Mattie Graham
Aason
Mary McBeath
W. P. Warner
A. D. Ramsey
S. T. Frum
A. Mason
Wm. P. Warner
Ladies Aid
Bessie Clinkenbeard
Bensey
Methodist Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe
Wynot Tribune
E. J. Morin
South Dakota
Fonda
Iowa
Burt Kroesen
Beth
Hartington Herald
McAllister
Gertrude McNamara
Oakland
Art Clausen
The
Ponca
Jas Twohig
Clarence Leedom
Allen
Neb
Anaheim
Cal
Plain Dealer
John DeWitt
Allen News
Bank
Geo. F. Smith
David Sayre
Waterbury
Jacobson
University of Wisconsin
Sioux City Journal
Federal Finance Company
Ed P. Kearney
County Recorder
O— Lyons Mirror
Helen Graham
Jas, Burns
Chard and Sons
Elmer and
Gordon
Mills
Blanche Savidge
Chard
Emerson Enterprise
Neva Ramsey
Grace Powell
Nick Ryan
Ralph Mason
Mason
Henry Jensen
Sol Smith
Jensen
Bassett
Sand Hills
Dan Sheehan
Emerson
Sioux City Tribune
Lawrence
Bert Benton
Votterbury
Samaritan Hospital
Walthill
William Lawson
Onderstal
Waggle
Hubbard
Len Mason
Byerly
W. H. Mason
Krippendorf
Ralph
Eimerson
B. J Sheldon
Sylvia
Lawson
Frank Lane
Sidney
Cheyenne
Wwo
Deer Trail
Col
Mr. Sheldon
Paul Beach
W. W. Beach
Twenty-sixth Street
Paul Darling
Jones Street
Saunders Beach
Darling
Jeaders
Paul
Beach
Clas
Sioux City Gas and Electric Company
Ford
America
Small & Rogers
LarreRntic O
St. Michael’s
Matrimonial Ventures
S.A. Mason's
Jackson State Bank
Jackson, Nebraska
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