Roberts Cje ka Falls From Chair and Breaks Arm
Three year old Robert Cje ka, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Cjeka, fell from a chair Wednesday of last week and sustained a fracture in two places. Local notes mention a cage game at Plover, Plovers defeat of area teams, social gatherings, and community events in the surrounding towns.
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Robert Cjeka
Aithe Robert
Bob Cjeka
Plover
Miss Plender
Conway
Basil Duffy
Harvey Eckert
Vanderstorp
John Hunt
Don Morgan
Chris Searcy
Kenneth Larson
Eildon Larson
Alf Hersom
Charles Prochaska
Rodman Loses Doubleheader To Graettinger Defeats
Graettinger defeated Rodman 17 to 16 in the boys game and 10 to 7 in the seconds. The Rodman girls lost 40 to 26. Kalestead and Shriner starred on defense for Rodman. Hilborn led Rodman scoring, Rasmussen led Graettinger. Grodland scored 23 for Graettinger, Faneel starred for Rodman.
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Graettinger
Rodman
Kalestead
Shriner
Hilborn
Loters
Rasmussen
Graetlinger
Graetinger
Grodland
Fanéel
Lawman
Graettinger Gills
Talkie Movie to Play in Terril This Weekend
Terril business group reaches a deal with Des Moines based Heln Attraction Company to install a talkie projector. Shows planned Friday and Saturday December 7 and 8 with community support urged for strong attendance.
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Terril Record
Terril
Heln Attraction Company
Des Moines
Glyven
Terris
Local sports notes and Social updates from Emmetsburg area
Friday's game drew praise for home team speed and shooting. Tuesday Reenan teams face West Bend on their floor as Rodman plays away due to lack of gymnasiums. Mrs. Peterson and Rose Slaughter returned home from Burt. Several locals, including the Barber family, hosted guests and shopped. Kensington club met with Mrs. Drecach. Miss Wirtz visited parents. Buchel and sons shopped in Emmetsburg.
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Reenan
West Bend
Rodman
Venee
Paul Peterson
Rose
Slaughter Home
Burt
J. Bf. Thompson
Norwood
Harley Hilborn
Billy Meyerly
James
Richard Barber
Church
Collins
Johnson
A. G.barker
Familly
4-H Ellington Officers and Committees Named
The Ellington 4-H Club held a November 10 meeting at Furn Eckert’s home. Officers elected were Marjorie Pirie president Pearl Schumacher secretary Liberty Gretchen treasurer Mary Kunz historian Fern Eckert publicity chairwoman Werdell Schwint health officer and Chveath Thompson photographer. A flower committee was named with Pirie Kunz Schwint and Neva Ditch. Committees for the next meeting include Program Alice Speer Pirie Pern Eckert decorating Artis Henderson Grethen entertainment Fern Eckert King Pirie Schumacher Kenyon. A new member joined and refreshments were served.
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Ellington
Ellington Township
Furn Eckert Novemer
Marjorie Pirie
Pearl Schumacher
Liberty Gretchen
Mary Kunz
Fern Eckert
Werdell Schwint
Chveath Thompson
Shirley Schwint
Neva Ditch
Alice Speer
Pern Eckert
Artis Henderson
Liberty Grethen
Mary King
Eileen Kenyon
Iola Hebert
Liberty
Community club elects officers at Cylinder school meeting
Bert Salven is named president with Sharts as vice president and Mrs. R L Rossman secretary and Mrs Basil Jacobson treasurer. The high school staged The Red Lasso which was well received by attendees. Many local residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of social and civic updates.
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Cylinder
Bert Salven
Cylinder School
Sharts
R. L. Rossman
Basil Jacobson
Perfect Retention Shields Demonstration by H L Hoffmann
Minneapolis expert H L Hoffmann will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields without charge in Spencer at the Tangney Motel on Dec 19 and Estherville at Gardston Hotel on Dec 20 from 10 p m to 4 p m. He claims the shields hold ruptures under work and avoid enlarging the opening, urging local men to attend and avoid unwelcome operations.
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H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
City with a truck load of cattle Monday
Clarence Johnson and Mrs John Lawmen of Rolfe visited their sister Mrs Frank McKinney in Marshalltown hospital. Donald Crouse and family spent Sunday at Jess Crook home. Henry Rambath family rented the Earl Hayes residence recently vacated.
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City
Clarence Johnson
John Lawmen
Rolfe
Marshalltown
Frank McKinney
Donald Crouse
Jess Crook
Henry Rambath
Earl Hayes
1935 Corn Hog Contract Expands Farmer Freedoms
The 1935 corn hog contract offers more producer freedom than 1934, per extension workers at Town State college. Changes include no land use restrictions on shifted acres and no limit on purchasing feeder pigs from another signer, with no contracted acres in the new contract and shifted acres defined for land moved from corn production.
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AAA
Town State College
Corn Contract Changes Favor Farmers Amid Feed Shortage
A new contract allows shifting corn acres on farms and growing other crops, easing compliance and offering more farming freedom. It notes no total limit on feed grain crops and hay seed replanting, while feeder pig purchases from non signers remain constrained to previous averages. Readable text mentions Mitchells of Clear and Edw. Kelly with civic ties, in a context of liberalized corn production.
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Dreuth
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