Sale of Textbooks Begins Monday August Twenty Fourth
A school announces a Monday morning sale of textbooks starting August 24. The program aims to provide access to the best books across grades, with language and music series changes in specific grades and all lists and prices detailed in the accompanying roster.
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Elson
Horn-Ashbaugh
Frye-Atwood
Joske-Gillette
Buckingham-Osborne
Leonard-Jacobs
America
Burnham
Palmer
Potter
Local farm visitors and hospital news from Fairview area
Mrs I N Ruddick hosted guests with many rural families visiting for livestock judging at Wallace Seward and Fred Mitchell farms and in Ames. Hospital news include Mrs R B Russell undergoing an operation in Marshalltown. Several families from Shenandoah Zearing Albion Clemens and New Providence are mentioned with local social visits and travel to attend events.
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I. N. Ruddick
C. A. Rubottom
Harry Clampitt
Roy Garrett
Jack
Ted Cutler
Wallace Martin
Maurice Ruddick
Mr. Andrews
Wallace Seward
Fred Mitchell
Ames
R. B. Russell
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Clair Russell
Shenandoah
Myrtle
Agnes
Arthur Bogue
Clemens
Ethel Faris
New Providence
Otis Rash
Clint Martin
Montana
St. Paul
Enroute
Ralph Martin
Lyle Ruddick
Elerding’s Grove
Sun Clare
Lloyd Stellman
Zearing
Jody
Steelman
Herald-Ledger
Eldora High School Welcomes Rural Graduates for Better Options
Superintendent W G Clark urges graduates from rural schools to choose Eldora for high school. The message touts accreditation, qualified teachers, extensive course offerings, vocational and college prep tracks, strong speech and music programs, athletic coaching, modern facilities, free education, and a supportive, high moral environment. He invites visits and conversations about opportunities at Eldora.
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Eldora
Iowa
Hardin County
North Central Association
Iowa Falls
Radcliffe
Smith- Hughes
Eldora High School
Zearing Community Weddings and Local Notices
Bernice Locke and Earl Ferguson wed this Thursday in Zearing, will reside in Marshalltown. Various local updates note visits, illness, and work changes including Ina Allen awaiting another operation, families visiting, and area youths seekingTempleton work with a road crew. A domestic tip suggests removing chewing gum from washable dresses with egg white before washing.
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Bernice Locke
C. C. Locke
Earl Ferguson
Marshalltown
Seymour Hix
LeMars
Floyd
Dave
Leo Moon
Templeton
A. C. McCullough
West Liberty
Jack Abbott
Earl Sparrow
Frank Rhodes
Dows
Millard Andrew
Dean Andrews
Earl Bryant
Carrol
Bob Bryant
Marvin Floden
Hampton
Charlie Holveck
Jack Leitchty
Town City
Jake Horst
Elaine Schlenvogt
Des Moines
Roy Lightfoot
H. P. Rhodes
Iva
Fern
J. L. ‘Welch
Glenn Jones
Beverly Puckett
J. D. Anderson
Hardin County Deeds and Foreclosures Summary
Legal notices record transfers and foreclosures in Hardin County. Marguerite Hettler deeds to HL Pippert. urban plats and lot transfers valued up to 2500 dollars. Foreclosures involve L. A. Andrew, Rec. against multiple properties in Buckeye and Eldora. dozens of mortgage actions and court suits. Divorces, alimony, and damages actions noted, including Velma Hagen vs Kenneth Hagan and Lillian B E Sharpe vs H C Bared at Damages.
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Marguerite Hettler
H. Pippert
H. H. Turner
Carl Runge
Eldora
W. Bowman
Geo. Tencher
Bowman
L. A
Andrew
Hubb
St. Bank
Arthur Carriel
Gustow Runge
Buckeye
Velma Hagen
Kenneth Hagan
A. Andrew
Philip Maybaum
Mtg. Ney
Lillian BE. Sharpe
H. C
Lucile Wagner
Elmer Wagner
First Carload of Cornstalks Shipped From Allison
W T Davidson of Allison Butler equity reports Henry W Busch, a farmer near Allison, sent 82,400 pounds of baled cornstalks to Maizewood factory at Dubupue last week. The load will be turned into wall board and marks Allison’s first carload shipment.
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W.T. Davidson
Allison
Butler Equity
Henry W Busch
Farmer
Dubupue
Market News Fed stockers rise on active beef market
The market shows a strong week with yearling steers moving from 9.40 to 10.00 and heavy steers 8.90 to 9.65. Calf weight yearlings and over 1,300 lb steers lead the gains, while stock cattle rise and grass cattle remain mixed. Some analysts warn fat cattle may overshoot and advise caution in future buying. Hog and lamb prices show mixed, with hogs steady and lambs constrained by drought and supply factors.
Tile-Trenching Machinery Gains Use in Farm Ditching
The U S Department of Agriculture reports high wages and labor scarcity boost tile trenching. A bulletin notes horse drawn ditching plows costing 50 to 800 dollars trench smaller tiles with grading by hand, while power machines from 3800 dollars excavate with wheel, endless chain, drag line or shovel types. Machinery trenching costs similar to hand work but speeds up tasks and reduces labor. Farmers bulletin 1131-F, Tile-Trenching Machinery, is available from the department in Washington. Monona electric lines reach farmers on the road north of town.
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Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Monona
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