Wadena News notes from many neighbors in late September
Wadena News lists visitors and residents in Wadena area including John E. McCoy of Cedar Rapids, the Joyce and Moore households, the Crandalls and Markleys, and many others visiting Arlington, Volga City, Oelwein, and Sumner. Local church events, trustees reelection, and a fall festival at the Presbyterian church are announced, with high school football schedule and team notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleport
John E. McCoy
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Moore
Paul Henry
Oelwein
George Joyce
Everett
Clermont
W. D. Mattocks
Ivan Moore
Cedar Rapitol
Joe Ray
John Swale
Garden Prairie
U. B
Lawrence Welsh
Marie
George Davis
Roy
Cline
Weet'Union
Albert Sanders
Visali
California
Tom Markley
Topeka
Kan
Ella Peters
Arlington
Luther Crandall
B. A. Jennings
Eliza Boleyn
L. Smith
The
Christian Church
W. S. Eliott
Schubaay
Geo. Jennings
Kington
Wadena
Mary
Clarencé Rafdall
Delwe
Frank Poor
Ben Maine
Royina
Chas
Millen
Mr. Carroll
Florence Wilcox
Ledus Vostell
Greeley
Oscar Hinkel
Tome
Will Dempster
Daughters
Dorr Rawson
Coggan
Lai Fae Posta
Volga City
Man Church
Wadena Presbyterian Church
Roy Crandall
John Corbin
Alden Gell
Independence
George Kuhenes
Donald Leonhart
Dixie Lee
Tom Fennell
Bily Bros
Frank Thompson
Will Thompson
Howard Mason
West Union
Bertha Burgett
Fayette
Maggie Whittenbaugh
Will Corkery
Bigler House
Main Street
H. E. Broughton
Vida Walters
Sid Walters
Wadena Girl Scouts
Mra. C. W, Doty
Winthrop
Maynard
Postville
McGregor
Fayetta
Elgin
Barbara Mihm found dead on Auburn farm
Barbara Mihm daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mihm of St Lucas was found dead in a cornfield on the farmstead of her brother in law William Brooks northwest of Auburn early Tuesday. An inquest ruled suicide after a twenty two caliber rifle bullet matched a cartridge in the rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Mihm
Frank Mihm
St. Lucas
William Brooks
Auburn
A. A. Robertson
Burnham
West Union
Smittle
Ames
C. D. Mercer
Harry Rush
E. A. Northrup
M. J. Chenner
Will Brooks
University Hospital
Ions City
Union
Silverfish pests and pig farming notes from old column
The piece discusses pig feeding targets with gains to market around 200 pounds and comments on corn usage. It then describes silverfish, their habits, damage in libraries and attics, and a home remedy using fluoride flour or arsenic pastes. Sanitation tips for travel laundering and a brief trade prompt follow.
Handy Home Banner Cookery and Picnic Tips
A home recipe outlines a pepper pickle with green and red peppers sugar salt onion and vinegar plus instructions to dissolve salt and sugar in hot vinegar and let stand before serving. It also discusses finger foods for picnics including bread rolls biscuits muffins toast and other bread forms and which items are eaten by hand.
Dating stamps and rubber stamps at Echo Office sale
Dating stamps and rubber stamps of all kinds offered at low prices at the Echo Office. These stamps are described as handy in every office and suitable for general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
The Want Adv personals offer odd household notions
The Broadcasters Want Ad section features a string of quirky lines about home life. A reader notes the irony of income tax deductions and home building, suggests clever ways to save, and comments on heating porch upgrades. The piece riffs on fall weather, safety tips, and social mores with a humorous, local newspaper tone.
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John
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