War Department demands tuberculin tested milk supply
Cedar county objectors may observe the policy by running a dairy herd near Fort Des Moines where 1200 Army trainees are fed. Each cow must be tuberculin tested and certified, with weekly War Department inspections and strict cleanliness. All milk must come from tested cows of the Iowa Milk Producers association.
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War Department
Cedar County
Iowa
Missouri
Citizens Military Training
Fort Des Moines
Ficer
Towa Milk Producers Association
Des Moines
Lawn Hill dog wins two prizes in union coon hunt
Evan Reece entered his dog in a Union coon hunt Sunday afternoon and carried off two prizes. His hound won first in the first heat and second in the final race among 38 hounds entered. Local notes report neighbor visits, social gatherings, and family trips including trips to Marshalltown, Des Moines, and Hubbard with various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Hill
Evan Reece
Union
Honey Creek Social Notes Highlight Marshalltown Visit
Mini Helen Knight shopped in Marshalltown Monday and toured Deaconess hospital nurses training on Tuesday. Mrs. I. J. Moore visited her daughter Anna Moore in Ottumwa from Monday to Wednesday. Relatives from Candergart, Pauldingeter, Helmuth New York and others returned home after visiting Honey Creek residents. Betty Russell visited on Saturday, Louly Mills was called on by George Bailey Iowa Falls and Clyde Magarel accompanied them for a visit. Ann Martin attended Honey Creek church Sunday and spent time with her son Roland F. Martin. Ralph Thornton Charles Liberty and Ray Adams Eldora also visited.
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Lawn Hill
George Bowman
Jit Bowman
Zella
Maury
Myr
George Tordoff
Phillip Crosser
Pete Gregwire
Doris Jean
Milton Benbow
John Kruger
Waterloo
Carl Hutchens
G. L .Dooley
Charlie Hartman
Eldora
Ben Dooley
Robert Hudspith
Town Falls
Mrwin Levell
Bias Waldo
New Providence
Peetese
Ted Browr
Greer
North Carolina
Kenneth Quigley
Tommy Lawler
Callie Bogue
Edith Crosley
Isabel Clemons
Waldo
Edwin
Hubburi
Toy Alburry
Hammond
Ind
Bigg Waldo
Jake Glingerman
Ted Broer
Jake Barth
Junior
Ackley
Lester
Edna
Stephen Young
Missouri
Mr. Young
St.b. Anderson
Lewell Waldo
Lewis Albery
Hammond, Inn
Clyde Anderson
Marshalltown
M. W. Anderson
Josephine Marshall
H. KE. Johnson
New Pro
Jake Clingerman
Shives
Lucile
Woodrow
Carl Clemons
Warren Moseman
Roy Grant
Hmmet Moseman
Boston
Marlyn Mosaman Sas
Reece
B. Smith
Esther Sayer
Alden
Lois Sayer
Lucille Sayer
Webster City
Kenneth
Liscomb
Henry Ehrich
Breer
Priday
Patt Mossman
Patt Inpit
Leonard Pierce
Lloyd Dooley
Sadie Rogers
Clover Leaf Club
Fon Artic Dle
Rogers
George Kuhlman
Noa Reece
Kenneth Level
Parkersburg
Dessie¢ Mossman
Kay Grant
Portland
Oregon
Des Moines
Jack Cutler
Norma Hadley
Helen Milly
Merncook
Eva Hunt
Jessie Walton
Hloanbury
Alice Fisewa
Aleta DeWitt
Hatel Beach
Frank Tucker
Wilbur Jones
Clemons
Rube Ballard
Conrad
Lloyd
Dooley
Blas Waldo
Roy Albery
Waldo and Family
Mra
Mil Jeske
Dorothy Freeze
Mia Morris
Misa Myrtle Moore
Walter Martin
Osage
Reba Clampitt
Iowa State
Jens College
Cedar Falls
Honey Creek
Messrs
Chvid Whitehead
Kermitt
Otis Whitehead
Louis Mills
Newton
Jasper County
Dan Turner
AM Countiens
Mini Helen Knight
Deaconess Hospital
I. J. Moore
Anna Moore
Oxkaloosa
Merle Wright
Will Williamson
Canderggart
Pauld Ber
Louly Mills
George Bailey
Iowa Falls
Loury Mills
Clyde Magarel
Ann Martin
Honey Creak
Roland F. Martin
Ralph Thornton
Charles of
Liberty
Ray
Adavaa
Clarense Marmon
Ralph Carmen
Anais
Verna Whitney
Chunk Whitney
George Snovel
Iowa
Bening
John Barnhart
Harry Weaver
Fred Weaver
Mike Simmons
Alvin Silvest
Clarence Hinshaw
N. B. Harmon
Revie
Barnhart
Will Mitchell
Claude Miller
Charlie Blair
Ilinoia
Clark Whitney
U. G
Marty Worner
Jowa Malla Quillers
Timber Valley social notices from Marmon and neighbors
In Timber Valley and nearby, Marmon and neighbors reported visits and calls across town. Several families including Barnhart, Whitney, Weaver, Silvest, Clingerman, and Perry hosted or visited relatives in Iowa and Illinois, with a cottage school starting September 7 and various callers throughout the week.
Fairview Notices of Visits and Family Gatherings
Fairview residents share time with relatives as Arthur Bogue children stay with grandmother Mrs. Jody Steelman while parents attend the state fair. Others visit or help at homes across New Providence Ames Marshalltown Shenandoah and nearby towns with multiple relatives noted.
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Arthur Bogue
Clemony
Jody Steelman
Mr. Bogue
Callie Bogue
New Providence
Fragmented Iowa community notes on gatherings and school updates
The clipping records numerous Sunday visits across families near Bangor and Chenin, mentions dinner parties and kin visiting, plus local remarks about Miss Daisy Williams Maines and Wallice Wil Cedar Rapids. It notes Chester Missionary Society activity, a chickens stew event, and that Chester school opened with seventeen scholars. It ends with a USDA note on smooth vetch crop performance.
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Daisy “Williams
Maines
Wallice
Cedar Rapids
Olin Wilhans
Mra
Wallice Wooten
Jimmie
Paul Reyeh
Lola Wooten
Readforst
Smitherman
Joe Barnes
Aul, Niecos
Virginia
Ben
Lloyd Hilesherts
Albia
Prank Treanor
Mer
Barret Royal
Chester Missionary
Ross Cackett
Abe Harkell
Ket
Joe
Jamie Royal
Garfield Wrelen
Fronil Ghond
Aryl
Rosy Moelett
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Chenin
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