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Newspaper
Duncombe Dispatch
Location
Callender, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
4
Green Bay reports longtime wholesale grocer Joan nes, a pioneer in the trade, has added 51 000 to a faith based fund with the aim to raise 380 000 for a new building. The minutes note several gifts toward the campaign including 60 000 to a new Episcopal parish hall and other donors.
Visitors Mrs A Horenson spent Sunday with Tet Dodge relatives. Carrie McDonald and bakers shopped Webster City. Eaton bought two Ford sedans. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson visited near Humboldt. Kathleen Wagner returned from Town City, Marjorie Mister also home from Steg Normani Cedar Palla. Robert and John Cieltani prep for Scotland summer. Christopersons near town. Mercy Hospital operation for Metin Christoperson. vacancy as elevator manager noted. A Toledo Blade anecdote closes the column.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a young clergyman trying to admire a baby while the mother mentions the child is ten weeks old. The speech is garbled and difficult to parse, but hints at a lighthearted family moment in a religious setting.
Fragmentary notes describe a mother wanting her baby to be placed in care and carried toward a hopeful, heavenly future with imagined wings and guidance from a figure named Tainy. The jagged text suggests a personal plea or an allegorical scene about protection and departure.
Iowa State College farm extension notes discuss alfalfa care including timing of cuts, two to four harvests per season, and methods to improve root vigor. Guidance covers hand and sprayer applications of insecticides and herbicides, with emphasis on optimal bloom and regrowth periods for stronger yields.
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