Wadena Creamery Directors Elect Officers Plan New Creamery
The Wadena creamery directors met on Saturday February 13 elected J M Frey president Carl Gehring vice president and W Fr Moore secretary treasurer They planned a spring building of the new creamery and Frey was named to solicit patrons funding via nontransferable certificates bearing 3 percent interest payable at the board's option Numerous local social items follow noting visitors guests and club activities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena Creamery
J. M. Fuey
Carl Gehring
W. Fr. Moore
J. M. Frey
Edwin Loving
Des Moines
Dorothy Wood
Marcia Knutson
West Union
Leta Mavis Knutson
Illyria Study Club Meeting At Ed Medberry Home
An all day meeting of the Ladies Progressive Home Study Club of Illyria townships No 1 and 2 met February 15 at Mrs Ed Medberry home with seventeen members and guests present. After a brief business session notes on famous February births were shared and a life sketch of composer Beethoven was presented. The class discussed illness prevention in the home focusing on anemia rickets colds tooth decay and underweight with a note about 1986 colds. Patterns for children's clothes and a chair made from an orange crate were shown.
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Ed Meskel
West Union
Ed Raftis
Trene Shover
Ryan
Jim Shover
Gertrude Frey
Francis Walters
Elkader
Harry Whitcher
H. H. Whitcher
M. H. Minihan
P. W
Minihan
Don Henry
Barbara
Harry Grimes
Lawrence Whitcher
Clair Whittenbaugh
Charles City
Albert Kelly
Ellen Flanagan
Mason City
Tom Flanagan
Nina Davis
Maynard Powers
Crystal Lake
Aeschliman
Treasure Island
J. W. Thiele
Oelwein
Will Whittenbaugh
Dale Minger
Fayette
Mayme Molumby
Volga
Blanche Walters
Square Deal Card Club
Luella Daphigren
Lovene Dean
Pearl Johnson
Maggie Whittenbauch
Glen Minger
Adam Cook
Walter Cook
Guttenberg
V. Carnock
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Club
Carnock
Donna Clothier
Florence Humestan
Supt. Doughty
Robert Whittenbaugh
Ray Herwig
Good Will Club
Wm. Keasby
Ladies’ Progressive Home Study Club
Illyria Township
Ed Medberry
Edison
Longfellow
Lindbergh
Herbert W. H. Harrison
Washington
Lincoln
Beethoven
Thaw Clears Pavement But Side Roads Stay Slippery
Several days of thawing weather last week cleared pavements of ice and eased travel. Side roads remain hazardous and slippery, delaying some trips that had been held up by earlier conditions.
Deer Horns Valued As Chinese Curative Item In China
Deer horn, prized by older Chinese for medicinal use, sells in China from 5.80 to 12 dollars per ounce with top quality red velvet horns reaching 100 dollars per ounce in markets and stores.
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China
How Jury Lists Are Drawn Explained
The Fayette county process uses 150 grand jury names each year from slips in tins. Trial jurors number about 10.4 percent of the last general election count, with lists prepared by election boards and supervisors, then sealed and opened for each term.
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J. H. Cline
Fayette County
West Union Argo-Gazette
Board of Supervisors
Auditor's Office
Superior Court
He Forgot About Grade Crossings The Health Lawyer
An unusual health conscious lawyer lived by strict routines including dental care twice daily, biannual medical exams, rain rubbers, open windows, vegetable diet, and nightly eight hours of sleep. He golfed sparingly and never smoked or drank, leaving behind a lengthy list of health related associates and institutions in his obituary.
Meeting Difficulties to Serve All Concerned
A reflective line urging cheerful defiance in facing trials until a situation arises where one can genuinely serve all involved, claiming this path yields tests and eventual results.
Dancing Mania Across Medieval Europe
An account of the dancing mania that swept several European regions in the Middle Ages, tracing its progression from religious frenzy to widespread, compulsive dancing phenomena during a tumultuous historical episode.
Iowa Agriculture Notes On Feed, Prices And Farming Practices
Iowa farm guidance covers feeding hens, pork and beef consumption out of state, hybrid corn resistance, near-term butterfat and grain market trends, smut treatment for oats, soil conservation impact, lamb care for chilling, wool market strength, small fruit reestablishment after weather losses, brome grass as a viable hay crop, and its heat resistance and livestock carrying capacity for pastures.
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Iowa
Towa
Progress Club Meeting Plans Aviation Topics
Helen Wegner hosted the Progress Club with eighteen members present. The program featured Lindbergh life and the Byrd Expedition, followed by Lindbergh explorations. A next year program committee was named and a public card party set for February 26. The February 22 meeting will be at Rita Bauman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wegner
Progress Club
Charles A. Lindbergh
Frieda Milter
Lindbergh
Lillian Krueger
Edna Hunsberger
Chm
Rita Bauman
Jeanette Lindaman
Wilma Steinmetz
Marie Erhardt
Levening
Bellamy Brand Hog Tonic Approved by Iowa Agriculture
An Iowa Department of Agriculture notice confirms approval of Bellamy Brand Hog Tonic. The anecdotal text also notes travel to Venice, a flood, a Woolworth stop, and a personal anecdote about garters and gifts. It mentions thousands of chicks lost yearly to drafty quarters and poor ventilation, urging breeders to consult about brood.
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Bellamy
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
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Wadena
Lea
Thad Walters
Francis
Rob. Lockard
Parker
Lamont
Parker Mattocks
William Aylsworth
Lavone Dean
Lizzie Minger
Ole Erickton
Mabel Johnson
Lois Cook
Luella , Dahlgren
Lissettia Wilson
Erickson
Ted Welsh
Roy Leonhart
Lester Chase
Highland
Harold Hermen
Eleanor Domke
Eldorado
Max Jennings
Ray Poor
Rob Lockard
Mary Henrich
E. A. Card Club
Ella Raftis
Mabel Jones
Lulu Hunsberger
Clint Shaffer
Howard Tope
George Dreves
Lester Shaffer
John Wilson
Beulah Elliott
Forest Moore
Upper Iowa
Illyria Study Club
Town State College
United States
Boston
County Superintendent of Schools
L. G. Meyer
The
Elgin Echo
Venice
Jennie Wren
Woolworth
Parish
Schori & Easter Lumber Company
Elgin, Iowa
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