School News and Community Notes From Wadena
A school report by the Iowa Public Association notes good pupil health after four years since the last exam. Miss Lucy McMichael conducted exams. Anna Larrabee awards a bird house medal at Bigin schools. Spring vacation runs March 27 to April 6. The seniors rehearse All of a Sudden Peggy. Frank Miles to speak at commencement. alumni day plans underway. The grade school reports attendance, sports, and program plans. the creamery boasts over two million pounds of milk and $1000 daily payroll.
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Cubogis Association
Lucy McMichael
Des Moines
Anna Larrabee
Bigin
Miss Larrabee
Frank Kiple
Misa Larrabes
Peggy
Payette
Rudd High
Delwain
Leona Oleson
Francis Pinney
Clara
Winkler
Maorle Mosby
Winnifred Schmid
Ruby Robbins
Helen Gruver
Genevieve Wilson
Frank Miles
Town Legionaire
Platform
Vngne
Rose Hadd
Mia
Frank Kohls
Lucille Berndt
Whittier
Hames
Clermont
Bima
Jane DeSart
Evans
Siundaya
Australia
South America
Elmer Meyer
Pearl Grimm
Marie Schupbach
Hrma Grather
Dorothy Oleson
Freddie Lauer
Everett Starr
Elmer Gruver
Hugh Strauch
Frisda Miller
Gladys Schneider
pBymnasium
Uncle Sam
Pan Terneen
Gertan
Hansel
Tnd
Gretel
Church events and Epworth League notes at Elgin
Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Schori. Pastor's class at 4 15 p m Dévotional at 7 30 p m Christian Workers Charter Lake Ten Study class 8 p m Chapter Nine The Technique of Teaching Sunday March 22 10 a m morning worship Which Loaf Will You Take Epworth League 6 45 p m Place Where I Live Keeping It Friendly League party Tuesday 47 young people enjoyed games and refreshments Pastor pleased with regular attenders expectations to see more at St Pauls Ernest J Starr Pastor
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E. Chorely
Point of Elgin
Ladies’ Aid
Geo. N. Schori
Christian Workers
Charter
Lake Ten
Epworth League
St Paul's
Ernest J. Starr
Winnebago County Declared Accredited Amid Tuberculosis Fight
The county was the first in town to be accredited after eradicating bovine tuberculosis about six months ago. Since then premiums of 10 cents per hog have aided farmers, totaling $8,700 in premiums. County losses to date amount to $8,000 for cleanup, with expectations that all costs will soon be reimbursed by state and federal programs.
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Winnebago County
Ates
Aa Mae
Matrimonial Bliss vs Bachelor Blessedness
A humorous contrast on married happiness versus bachelor misery with quirky domestic details. The piece references a Study Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Muehlethaler’s home and a program honoring national landmarks, followed by an update on Louis Martie’s postponed operation due to illness and recovery in Rochester.
Puts In His Outs Roy Anderson Sows Field of Nuts
Roy Anderson near Coon Rapids seeds a field of nuts, setting a regional record as farmers prepare for the season. Two weeks of springlike weather have convinced old timers that planting time has arrived in Deorah.
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Roy Anderson
Coon Rapids
Hat mixup at M. BR church leads to exchange request
A misplaced hat was found after a Sunday service at the M. BR church. The owner seeks to recover the correct hat and asks the finder to bring it to the Heho office for exchange.
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Mnistake
M. BR
Mrs Marty Moore Buried Here in Elgin Burial Notice
Mrs Marty Moore died in Des Moines after eleven years with daughter Susie Kelly. Born June 23 1838 in Balem Pennsylvania she married Cornelius Moore in 1863. After the war they moved west and lived in Wisconsin and Illinois before settling in Elgin harboring six daughters and two sons. Funeral services were held in Des Moines then at the grave in Elgin with Rev Ernest J Starr officiating.
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Moore
Marty Moore
Des Moines
Susie Kelly
Elgin
Cornelius Moore
Mary (Boland) Moore
Balem
Pennsylvania
Cornelus Moore
Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
Waureka
Wisconsin
Higin
Mr. Moore
Kelly
Daugthers
Lucie Kelly
Lottie, Boleyn
Carrie Sullivan
Clara Wise
Ida Berch
Edna Craft
William
Edward
Methonist Church
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Ernest J. Starr
M. B. Church
Baby chick shipments reach nine states this week
The hatchery shipped nearly 4,000 young chicks to Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Montana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa on Monday and Tuesday. Every incubator holds about 60,000 chicks, and shipments are increasing as warmer weather nears the territory. The south currently receives more chicks, but the balance is expected to shift as conditions improve.
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Florida
Louisiana
Maryland
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Montana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Gunder Koland Passes Away at Clermont Home
Gunder Koland, a carpenter at Clermont, died Sunday night at home. He was advanced in years and left a wife and several children. Last summer he was injured on a new building project and had not been in good health since. He was a first cousin of the Knudigen brothers of Elgin and a brother-in-law of Mrs. Helena Olson.
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Gunder Koland
Clermont
Philatheas Elect Officers and New Guttenberg Venture
The Philatheas elected officers at Mrs. Stoehr’s home with Mrs. J. T. Knudtson as president and Mrs. R. Pp. Strauch as vice president. Negotiations between Jaeger Laboratories of Minneapolis and Climax Manufacturing of Gutenberg progressed, planning Monarch Refrigerating Systems production in Gutenberg, signaling potential large business growth.
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Philatheas
Louis Klingman
C. P.stoehr
Guttenberg
Jaeger Laboratovies Inc
Minneapolis
Climax Manufacturing and Foundry Company of
Gutenberg
Monarch
Gittenberg
Press
Bran $29.00 Per Weibel Mill Comrnnes
Miss Flossie Capper visited W Union yesterday morning as a guest attendee at local Bran mill events.
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Weibel Mill
Flossie Capper
Union
Baptist Church Notes March Services and Events
Sunday March 22 schedules include English service at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Prayer meetings at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Features a Fanny Crowley evening with her bibliography and songs on Wednesday March 26 at 7 p.m. Brainard church improvements noted. March 9 teachers meeting highlighted aggressive work goals for Sunday school attendance.
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Baptist Church
Fanny Crowly
Brainard
Phuseday
Farm Horses Ready for Spring Work and Training
Farmers are urged to prepare work horses for the spring rush. Wintered horses should gain on good feed for 3 to 6 weeks before heavy duty, with grain and roughage such as clover alfalfa or hay. A balanced mix of corn and oats or a 50 35 15 cats corn grain blend is recommended, with feeding rates adjusted to weight during light and full work.
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A. B. Caine
Iowa State College
Town tale and a modern home for sale in Nick Sehori area
A reflective moral piece warns civic neglect harms a town. It then advertises a Nick Sehori residence on Midge Street near Husstess Avenue offering a modern T room house with electric features, hard wood floors, and ample space, plus a summed kitchen and shed. Realty agents S. Witelinson, Dentist, handles the sale.
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Nick Sehori
Walter
Midge
Aero Flo
Theptyurested Invest Tmant Power Fon
Seles
Wabena News Local Letters And Sugar Bush Notes
George Jennings visited Volga City and J. Jennings home. Pleasant Ridge residents visited Unney Bishing. Guetan Hix of Arlington called on friends. Mrs Rolland and Northrup from West Union eyed business here. The Comoatic Science class served dinner for the school board and teachers. Miss Ruth Whiteher became a Cook In earnest and John Cook married her. Paul Voshell finished chores at S. M. Jennings farm. Floyd Jennings hired out to S. M. Jennings. Mrs J Burrington visited Clifford Jennings. Freddie Mingher repaired the Frank Poor house. Walter Johnston dragged roads and bought a Maxwell from Art Young. Clyde and Wilfred Boyd moved cattle to Doc May place for winter feed. may pasture in spring. Maple sugar camps near Wad ena opened. tapping started. A large cottonwood felled on Brush Creek near Vatush Creek confluence. diameter about feet, height 60 plus feet. George Jennings Harvie Rosehyman and Adolph Weber hauled logs to Kingman mill. Weight of the log not confirmed. total several tons.
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George Jennings
Volga City
J. M. Jennings
Victor Bishing
Pleasant Ridge
Unney Bishing
Guetan Hix
Arlington
Rolland
West Union
G. E. Meyer
Our City
Northrup
8. Dya
West
Paul Voshell
Clifford Jennings
Evergreen Ridge
Freddie Mingher
Frank Poor
Walter Johnston
Eeggher
Maxwell
Art Young
Clyde
Wilfred Boyd
North Mink Creek
D. J. Raftls
Wadeny
Joan Zuerchar
Clyde Bond
Lawrence Cline
Inche
Whiletin
Jennings
Brush Creek
Frank Livingston
Tadiana
Agais
Martin Klingman
Dave Fox
Tommy Walters
Valga
Harvie Rosehyman
Adolph Weber
Ngs
Kingman Mill
Fayette Co. Union
Scouts Organized Regain Efforts and Registration
The Boy Scouts organization completed a registration drive, issuing certificates to eight Higin boys. A mass meeting with Rev. Butler discussed goals, while 12 to 13 year olds met eligibility requirements.
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Toby Rev. Butler
Thevy
KP Starr
Stoutinster
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