Wedding bells and community notices in Wadena
In Wadena, Walters and Herwig families feature multiple wedding notices with exchange of vows at the MF parsonage in Arlington and a Rust and blue ensemble. Attendants include Ayresworth and Marquitte, with guests, choir performances, and fruit salad. Local events cover birthdays, Legion gatherings, faculty dinners, funeral attendance, and school cast announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Francis Walters
Herwig
Dal
Pravin
Denna
Katy Herwig
Bobbie Dean
Corkery
Etendante
Bobbir
God
Marione
Mre. Bruteut
Leanhart
Ariington
Bo. Starr
Warner Ayreworth
la Verne Marquiite
Harry Whittenhbaugh
Walter Long
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lualness
Mere, Leng
Ole Johnson
H. T. Holt
Wadena
Jim Carbery
EL Fater
Ray Herwig
Henry Herwig
West Vigton
Bert Baker
Aylington
Frank Weteh Hone
Povest Peter
He Hospital
Iowa City
Woon
Whiteber
Mary Florence Whittenbaugh
Ties Motte
Des
Mia
Wall Whattenbaugh
Howard Crandall
Clit Drew
Oehwein
Creare Tay
Mes
Chark
Wally Pennies
Oelweere
Family Club Night Idea Sparks Planning Discussion
Fragmented dialogue shows a group debating a community family club night with talks of a planning committee Game night and movie night are proposed along with scheduling and participation by Jo Doris Nancy and Mrs Gabriel The softer tone hints at a social gathering with breakfast table talk and hopes for active members The text also touches on a crime mention and stray phrases about a robbery and a poisoner in the surrounding chatter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Baral Jane
Ledter
Fannie
Joe
Joey
Enthuetic Club
Ags
Preseram
Nancy
Gabriel
Betta
Nages
Ora
Ferguson
Lee
Weak Egg Shells Indicate Vitamin D Deficiency In Hens
A science note explains that egg shell quality better reveals vitamin D deficiency than egg counts. With adequate vitamin D, cracked eggs should stay under three percent daily. if cracked shells persist, check liver oil in the ration and oil quality.
Simple Precautions Cut Farm Fire Losses Worldwide
A U.S. Agriculture Department study finds farm fires yearly destroy about 100 million dollars in property from common causes like chimneys sparks and lightning. Harry E. Hoethe of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils urges four measures including fire resistant fencing separating waste, avoiding gasoline to start fires, preventing overheated furnaces, and yearly chimney and stove maintenance plus accessible firefighting gear on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Harry E. Hoethe
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Ieast
Pentry
Device to test incubated eggs before hatching controversy
A patent claim alleges a new device can determine if an incubated egg will hatch into a chicken or a rat, potentially saving 14 to 20 percent of unfertilized or nonviable eggs yearly in the United States. The claim discusses vast wastage of about 300,900,000 good eggs and calls for saving those in edible condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Ie
United States
Breezy Farm Briefs Reflect On Crop Care And Farm Life
The article notes New York and Wisconsin as key horse-raising states while listing crop yields and market readiness. It cites 1097 farm loans totaling 1 280 801 000 and defines a farmer as a city resident who farms. It mentions grain storage, grit for hens, lime use, and ancient duck and poultry history from Roman Egypt.
Through a Glass Darkly at Company Convention
The general manager rages as Mise Walker, his private secretary, marries during the year’s key convention. The outer office blames the romance for delays and dispatches SOS calls to agencies seeking a speedy, super efficient replacement. The vice president notes there are many others capable of filling the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Walker
Fga
Warren
Mary Marshall
Dove of Peace
Misa Marshall
Batesmen
Marshall
Mary
Adonis
Robert Marshall
Louisville
Jinx
Miss Mary Marshall Changes the Office Scene
In a clipped office tale, secretary Miss Mary Marshall overcomes sexist hiring bets and steals the scene. The general manager, once chasing a flawless secretary, returns incognito to confront her, revealing a playful romance and a twist of mistaken identity.
Rank arrested for intoxication sparks quick quip
A man, described as having one foot in the gutter and the other on the walk, was arrested. When asked the reason, he was told intoxication. He replied, Thank God, it thought I was lame. A string of riffs ends with a satirical quip about nudism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar of Justice
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Hall
Varga Herwig
Bren Walton
Pyrdean Moore
Hel Oy Strong
Daunce Nelson
Wayester
Marg Sragfin
Ciera Tilien Take
Jean Phelps
Cook
Hossett Shaffer
Poev
Stanly
Iowa
Sponsonen
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Hinme
Fersyson
Sun Han
Aloes
Frase
Deguty
Dias
Nemar
Plegee
R. P. Srk
Towa
Prof
C. 8. Plott
Aseyelate
Paul Hushada
Universiirf
New York
Wisconsin
H Sulewidk
Homer
Egypt
Sunkist
Texas
Mae
Ib Hormel
Velvet
Prince Albert
Walt’s Corner Grocery
Elgin, Iowa
Echo
Carter
the Elgin Echo and Clermont Enterprise
R. P. Strauch
McCall's
Christian Herald
Parents
Pathinder
Pictorial Review
Screen Book
Woman's World
Motion Picture
American
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Cloverleaf American Review
Country Home
Farm Journal
Home Ars Needlecraft
Leghorn World
Mother's Home Life
Pathfinder
Plymouth Rock Monthly
Poultry Tribune
Country Home Farm Journal
American Fruit Grower
Home Circle
Capper
Home Friend
Home Ares Needlecraft Leghorn World
Rhode Island Red Journal
National
Pamiies
Sia
Bert Saples
Magasiees
Post Office
RAD
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