Local notices from Dakota county and Sioux City area
Readable items show hospital stays for a wife and daughter in Sioux City and Hubbard as well as a man moving to So Sioux City for work. Other notes report Archie Sutton's army discharge in Prescott Arizona and several local residents' movements and health, plus a boxing bout in Wakefield and a land sale near Hubbard.
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Sioux City Tribune
M. J. Sutton
Archie T. Sutton
Prescott, Ariz
Sutton
Dakota County Pure-bred Hereford Heifer Club Plan
Farm Berean Field Notes outlines a Dakota County Pure-bred Hereford Heifer program for youths aged 12 to 18 forming a club. Members sign up, select or receive a registered heifer 1 9 to 15 months old costing 150 to 300 dollars, with ped igree checks vaccines and tuberculin tests.
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Dakota County
EwoPcation Klan
Dakota County Board Advances Public Road Opening
Wisconsin Dakota City Neb February 23 The Dakota County Board of Commissioners ordered a public road opened from the southeast corner of section fourteen east to section twenty four and to clear obstructions. Bills list payments for road dragging labor by Christian Hansen Daniel Hartnett Walter Millar and others with amounts recorded. The board adjourned to meet again March 22 with County Clerk J S Bacon presiding.
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Dakota City
Neb
Board of County Commissione
Thietspursuant
Rep Ninent
Wis
Townshiight
Homer- Jackson
Dakota County
Christian Hansen
Daniel ‘Hartnett
Walter E Millar
Christia Hansen
Eseccene
Board of County Com- Frontoders Med
J. 5. Bacon
Double Wedding in South Sioux City
A double wedding occurred last week at the M. Eye parsonage with Rev B R Truscott officiating. The couples are men from Blows City and South Sioux City, with a ceremony that surprised relatives and friends and followed by wedding news shared with their parents.
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Blow City
M. Eye ‘Parsonage
B. R. Truscott
Anton ‘Vem
Blows City
Ora Reckwolt
South Sioux
Blox City
Péarl Ziegier
Sioux City
Ie ‘G Menufacturing Co
Oie
Etn Itt
Mia
Farm Bureau Heifer Show Prizes and Bank Support
County Farm Bureau outlines prizes for heifer exhibits based on exhibit quality gain rate and story, with prizes from 10 to 3 dollars plus ribbons. Banks pledge financing at seven percent with two percent bonuses, funding county livestock promotion and sales. records due after sale and county clubs to be organized by March.
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Farm Bureau
Intersate Fair Association
State University
Menor
Css
Bs i Ae
Sheep Farming Emerges as Profitable Farm Niche
Scores of Neyeaks pacers and other farmers find sheep flocks a profitable sideline. The state and College of Agriculture promote sheep production with bulletins on handling wool, lambing, and marketing. A postal card requests circulars and lists of publications on sheep raising.
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College of Agriculture
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