Pipe Dream 8 and a Rural Humorous Parade
A collage of jokes and quips from a newspaper page notes rustic charm and social pokes. It playfully contrasts city and country life with lines about newcomers, old sayings, and light gags. The excerpt blends anecdotes about courtships, boxes, girdles, psychiatrists, and a Texan road encounter with a Bird of Paradise punchline.
Can You Remember Lou McNally Wins Gold Prize
Lou McNally of Luana won the $5.00 gold prize at the cream separator demonstration by Torkelson Bros. last Saturday. He guessed the separator would run 18 minutes after power off. actual time was 16 minutes 10 seconds. John Grimm leases Miss Cook’s front room and plans a radios line. iL. G. Lehman lands the Marion Lutheran church steeple contract. Copper worth over $200 was used and shaped locally before hauling out. Factory beans flow in. about fifty workers were packing Tuesday, total crew about 75. Clara Winkler, longtime teller at Elgin Savings Bank, resigned.
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Lou McNally
Luana
Torkelson Bros
John Grimm
Miss Cook
Il. G. Lehman
Marion Lutheran Church
Digin
Clara Winkler
Elgin Savings Bank
Elgin Iowa July 6 1953 Council Proceedings
Elgin Iowa town council met in regular session on July 6 1953. Present were Boyle Capper Doan Muehlethaler Sehori with Mayor Falk absent Doan acted as mayor pro tem. Minutes of the previous meeting approved. Bills audited and allowed in General Fund Waterworks Fund and Street Construction Fund with payments to Kohls Meinhard Hardware Don's D-X Service Lehman Welch Interstate Power Co etc. An application from John W Gilson for a fish license on the streets granted for one year at ten dollars. Council approved purchasing a town typewriter. Budget hearing set for July 20 at 8:00 p m. Adjournment.
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Elgin
Iowa
Boyle
Capper
Doan
Muehlethaler
Sehori
Falk
Schori
Walter Kohls
Meinhard Hardware
Don's
D-X
jJacob Lehman
Walter ‘Lehman
Welch
League of Iowa
Fayette Co
Interstate Power Co
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Chas. O'Neill
Internal Revenue
Max Thoma
R. E. Kohler
John Luchsinger
Sheldon Boyle
Treas
State of Iowa
Watertower Paint & Repair Co
Payette Stone Co
John W. Gilson
Schari
Executor's Notice in Fayette County Iowa 1953
Notice is given that on July 11 1953 the District Court of Fayette County Iowa appointed Elizabeth Schneider executrix of the estate of Fred J Schneider deceased. All debtors must pay the executrix and creditors must present claims to the court for allowance. Leon R Layton attorney First National Bank Building West Union Iowa.
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District Court of
Fayette County
Iowa
Fred J. Schneider
Elizabeth Schneider
Leon R. Layton
Executrix
First Nate! Bank
West Union
Cattle on Feed July 1 Up 6 Percent
Iowa feedlots hold 901000 head on July 1 1953 the largest for the date since 1948 stock levels show a 6 percent rise from July 1 1952 and 22 percent from July 1 1951 grain and feed stocks on July 4 1953 exceed last year and 10 year average while corn stocks near record levels. Some southwestern Iowa farmers cool cream at milking using second–hand refrigerators and ice water noting higher profits from selling high quality cream with minimal extra effort.
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Iowa
Town J
Towa
Volga Valley DHIA June 1953 report summary
J Huesch, supervisor, reports June data for 17 herds totaling 348 cows in milk or dry. Average production per cow was 768 pounds with 28 pounds butterfat. 29 305 day lactations completed. standout records include Aldrich Gibbs Strawberry Point Holstein 10460 pounds milk 368 pounds butterfat and Vineland Dy Farms Strawberry Point Holstein 9580 pounds milk 365 pounds butterfat.
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J. ¥. Huebsch
Volga Valley
Dhia
Aldrich & Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Holstein
Vineland Dy Farms
Lightning claims Kinman in Guthrie Center field
In Guthrie Center Hugh Kinman was killed by a lightning bolt while working in a field. Five other workers were stunned but unharmed. The incident underscores the danger of storms to rural laborers.
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Guthrie Center
Hugh Kinman
Map Control Program For Stable Deer Flies
A historic note on managing stable and horse or deer flies attacking cattle with daily activated pyrethrin spray and automatic treadle sprayers. Flood sanitation aids prevention, while lindane may reduce stable fly presence inside and outside barns. Also mentions a mammoth tusk unearthed near Mill Creek and a seven year old swallowing a key, plus a pioneer log cabin razed on the A. O. Anderson farm built in 1865.
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Near the Mills
A. O. Anderson
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Gana
National Editorial Associatin
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Pipe Dream
Texas
Atte
Council Proceedings
Aeson
William L. Schneider
Lyon County
Fort Madison
Paul Randel
Des Moines
Lake Mills
A Louis Rathman
Remsen
Iowa Telephone Company
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Montezuma
Frede Keating
The
Mill Creek
Paullina
Jimmy Miller
Plainfield
Hh, L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis, Minn
Decorah
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance CO
Lincoln Bldg
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Chrysler New Yorker