Wadena News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
A dense list of visitors and hosts fills Wadena scene from Sparta Tennessee to Des Moines Iowa and back. Numerous dinner guests, weekend stays, and neighborhood gatherings punctuate a span of weeks with updates on households, revamps, picnics, and church activities. The piece closes with a moral vignette on a student named Stephen, tied to a University of Iowa Child Welfare study.
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Alice Geer
Sparta
Tenn
Margaret Bigler
Edwin Loving
Des Moines
Dorothy Wood
Joy Henrich
Mason City
Welcome Henrich
West Union
George Kuhnes
Bible Echoos
M. J. Frey
Orville Doland
Junior
Charles
Monona
Mr. Orland
Mrs. Belden
A. G. Herrling
Trade Lake
Wis
Carl Cox
Manchester
G. P. Clark
Arlene Cox
Crusaders S. S. Clase
Carnock
Alla Leonhart
Dorothy Weber
Hazel Frey
Techantz
E. J. Starr
Arlington
Mike Tynan
Prudence
Town City
Tynan
Dee Tube
Ueh Yeeneen
Strawberry Point
John Fay
Fayette
Gordon Fay
Waterloo
Clermont
Wadena
Leia Mayiy Knutson
Marcia Marie Knutson
Betty Minihan
Elkader
Irene Minihan
Kathryn Aylsworth
Lima
Warner Aylesworth
Lamont
Chas. Aylesworth
Ray Herwig
Derryl Leonhart
Eldorado
Earl Carpenter
Velma Everett
Genevieve
Leonhart
Max Jennings
Subsiu
Joy Jennings
Newton
Emma Jennings
al Dahlgren
Nebraska
Irvin Etter
Colleen
Janesville
George Jones
J. C. Kennedy
Lyle Kuhnes
State Park
Understanding Two Emotionally Stunted Children
The article argues emotional growth shapes future happiness and usefulness, citing George and Jane as examples. George's constant parental conflict bred rebellion and distrust, while Jane's rigid control and overbearing guidance produced conformity but listlessness, hindering independence and natural motivation.
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George
Jane
Embert Thorson dies pioneer of Hardwick Minnesota
Embert T Thorson a longtime Hardwick pioneer and county leader died Tuesday morning at 81 from a stroke He helped shape civic and political life serving as county commissioner and Hardwick area leader His passing ends a prominent era in Rock County with many relatives in attendance at funeral services in Blue Mound Lutheran Church.
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Embert T. Thorson
Hardwick
Minn
Thorson
Fayette County
Iowa
Thor Thorson
Norway
Clermont
Laverne
Helen Lien
Lincoln County
S. D
Kem
Bertha Fodness
Kenneth
Theodore
Harry
Edward
Elgin
Ole Thorson
Andrew Thorson
John Stolle
West Union
Rock County
Denver Township
Battle Plain Township
Blue Mound Lutheran Church
J. 0. Mundahl
Ole Blockhus
Elmer Larson
Marjorie
Amelia Thorson
Amelia Seeger
Sabula
Emmet Fodness
Canton
South Oak
Poultry feeding guidance for pullets 12 to 24 weeks
Professor Platt explains pullets aged 12 to 24 weeks should receive two to three times as much grain as mash for proper growth. Allowing birds to choose grain and mash supports normal weight, health, and egg production with fewer small eggs. Overfeeding mash raises protein excess and early heavy production yields smaller eggs longer.
Change in Management Cures Pullet Picking Problem
Prolapse and cannibalism in poultry flocks call for management changes says J C Taylor Rutgers University. Suggestions include four square feet per bird floor space, ample space, deep straw litter, grain in litter, darkened nests. If unresolved, use metal beaks specs and shields with beaks and specs more effective than shields.
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J. C. Taylor
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Taylor
Picking Out Feathers Mystery in Chickens
A small skin mite causes chickens to pick their feathers. North Carolina State College advises thorough cleaning and spraying the poultry house with a three to one and a half mix of crude petroleum and kerosene. Dip birds in a tub with flowers of sulphur and flaked soap in tepid water, ensuring the solution reaches the skin.
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North Carolina State College
Poultry Industry Notes On Eggs And Hatching
Poultry statistics show New York leads in duck production surpassing other states. Wisconsin counties report over half a million chickens and one billion plus eggs annually. A Hawaii Australorp laid 280 eggs averaging 22 ounces. U.S. turkey hatcheries reached 2,448,221 poults hatched by June 1, up 46.7 percent since 1935. Baby chicks start on mash. fresh eggs have little air cell and affect shell adhesion.
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United States
Plaques Tell History on Wall Street Structures
Many houses and office buildings in Manhattan's Wall Street district bear plaques describing the historic sites the structures occupy.
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Wall St
Wall Street District
Manhattan
How Mosquito Spreads Malaria
Mosquitoes spread malaria by biting an infected human and then transferring the malaria parasite to the blood of another person through a subsequent bite.
Mythic Indian Mother Keeps Son Silent Habit
A narrator recalls an old Indian mother who kept her baby’s lips closed to teach him to breathe quietly. The practice aimed to prevent audible breaths that might reveal him when hidden, shaping his habit from infancy.
Downright Facts General Plain Style Note
The prompt asks to produce concise, factual summaries from a newspaper clipping. It emphasizes neutral tone, named entities, and strong facts. It seeks compact title and a two sentence summary reflecting main actions or outcomes with clear individuals and organizations.
Danes Aid Farmers Legislation Began In 1769
Legislation aimed at preserving independent farms began in Denmark in 1769. The cafeteria's first noted development appeared in Los Angeles in 1905, with earlier similar eateries existing in New York and Chicago.
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Denmark
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
March of the Muttons Festival Troupe in Luxembourg
Music Hath Lambs describes Luxembourg celebrating an annual festival with white lambs parading the streets. A marching band plays the ancient Mutton March as the procession proceeds through the city.
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Luxembourg
Courage in Tribulation Triumphs Over Slander
A reflection on courage as the key to overcoming slander and detraction. It asserts that weak men crumble under criticism while the brave persist and eventually succeed, emphasizing moral resilience.
Fence Riders on Cattle Ranches
Fence riders are men who make periodic rounds of fenced areas to check for fence repairs. They inspect posts rails and wires, note breaks or sagging sections, and alert management to needed maintenance.
Palm Changes Foliage Daily
Movements of the praying palm of the Orient vary with temperature shifts. Observation notes suggest daily foliage behavior responds to warmth and cooling, indicating a direct link between environmental conditions and leaf orientation.
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Orient
The Anvil If you are the anvil the Patient if you are the hammer
The fragment offers a proverb like call to action about resilience and direct effort, presenting an analogy of the anvil bearing the strike of the hammer to endure and withstand pressure. It lacks identifiable people places or organizations to anchor specifics.
Live With Purpose The Man Without Purpose
A compact reflective line contrasts a man lacking purpose with a life lived without enjoyment, suggesting the absence of meaning erodes vitality and happiness. The statement emphasizes purpose as a source of fulfillment and warns that without it life loses meaning and zest.
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