Worth county push to end oleo use and boost butter
Creamery managers move to unite producers consumers and merchants in Worth county to eliminate oleo substitutes and raise butter use. An agreement signed by every Northwood grocer imposes a 25 dollar forfeiture for violations. Also notes Frank A Seiberling rise from 15 million loss to 10 million current worth at 71 with potential for further growth.
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Worth County
Northwood
Frank A. Seiberling
Former Elgin merchant dies in Minot ND
E H Johnson 66 a Minot accountant and former Elgin clothing merchant, died likely of a heart attack in his third floor apartment. Born in Trondheim with uncertain birth year, he lived in Elgin IA and Monticello Milbank and Ardmore before moving to Minot in 1907. He never married and left behind two Norwegian sisters and a brother who died recently in California.
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North Dakota
Elgin
F. R. Berg
E. H. Johnson
Eilert Herman Johnson
Ellison Sularenents
Johnson
San Pedro
Calif
Norway
Thena
Mia
Laura Hagstad
Knywast
Trondhjem
United States
la Crosse
Wis
Iowa
Monticello
Milbank
8. C
Ardmore
Oklo
Eat More Butter Says M. D. Munn
Marcus D. Munn president of the National Dairy Council urged rural communities to consume half an ounce more butter daily for two months to absorb surpluses and stabilize the dairy industry. He noted surplus across dairy products and praised butter as the most economical palatable growth nutrient.
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Marcus D. Munn
National Dairy Council
WENR
Fiddlers Contest Announced by K. G. C. A
The annual Old Time Fiddlers Contest will be broadcast from radio station EGCA De Corah on Sunday March 9 1930 starting at 1230 noon. Entrants may bring an accompanist or use a station accompanist and should send entries promptly with information available at the station. The event aims to crown a new champion and attracting thousands of listeners.
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EGCA
Ben Bear Co
Decorah
Even Arizona Has Its Disadvantages
A wry travel quip notes Arizona’s quirks. The joke contrasts cold nights slowing steam and hot days causing rails to expand, making towns drift apart. A closing observation likens a girl and a car to aging paint, where lines reveal the truth beneath veneer.
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Arizona
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