Felton Iowa Birthday and Anniversary Notices
Felton residents mark Delton Krause sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at home. A Yager wedding anniversary celebration drew a large crowd with eight tables of cards and gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Yager. Local families attended the events including Krause, Jentz, Wegener, Jentz, Finnestad, and Stahner households amid church and school gatherings, picnics, and 4-H activities.
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Felton
Iowa
Delton Krause
Walton Krause
Gunes
Ervin Vottole
Edward Lindsay Low
Delton
Cecctia
Dalores Krause
Detront
W. V. Yager
Yager
Walter Krause
Debert Hanns
Lone Rock
William Jentz
Genyvgr Jenta
A. J. Krause
Clarence Theesfield
G. B. Jahison
Fred Jentz
Charles Newel
Yank
K. Johnson
Amos Finnestad
Clarence Wegener
Dorothea Gerlhart
George Jentz
Marylin
Lorraine
Eunice Johnson
Seneca
R. A. Goalsch
Derwood Eigler
Minnesota
Walter Lack
Chicago
Will Reuun
Henry Uthot
St. John's Lutheran Church
R. W.W. Habentz
Luth- 3
Te Hot
Fenton Township
Verdin- Emily Mueller
Bancroft
Ater
Fenton
Dr Widdel
Uthol
Edwin
Donald
Raymond
Satome
Ov O Borehardt
Paul Nemitg
Wiliam
Ernest
Ferdinand
Louis
Theodore
M. E. Otterness
Planette
Wisconsin
MM. E. Aid
Mary Jane
Fenton area social notes feature dances and weddings
A long list of local events fills a social column from Fenton with portraits of residents. Betty Lavonne Newel and Phylis Snyder perform. Andrew Johnson of Ringsted dies. unions, showers, and 4‑H activities mark a busy week amid visits, graduations, and church notes across the region.
Farm Bureau News Announces 4-H Winners Trip Awards
Daphne DeBriin of Fort Benton Montana and Billy Hale of Hison Tennessee will receive 300 college scholarships for their National 4-H Social Progress Contest work. Winners will attend a RCA hosted event in Radio City, June 20 to 21, with behind the scenes tours at NBC Studios and Radio City Music Hall, then to Washington D C for National 4-H Camp. The program also includes a club leader and member award and a Barrie City trip for another participant.
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Radio
Ginn
All Boys and Girls
Daphne DeBriin
Fort Beton
Montana
Billy Hale
Hison
New Yor
NBC
Radio City Music Hal
Radio Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Barrie
Clu
Rival Towns Clash Before Civil War Rivalry Shaped Growth
Rival river towns vied for regional primacy as competition and pride fueled ambitions at Keatu Fort Mad eatine Burlinefen Muscatine and Keokuk. By 1860s Dubuque Davenport Burlington and Muscatine led in population while panic of 1857 reshaped priorities as state interests eclipsed local glory.
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Natal
Keatuenpart
Fort Madeatine
Burlinefen
Buringcon
Bapolis
Te Tunmag Lhd
Muscatine
Keokuk
Bur- Hinegton
New York
London
Davenport
EpoxUk
Dubuque
Reoxuk
Burlington
Port Maddison
MET
Enlistment Quota Set for June at Town State Unit
The Officer-in-Charge confirms the June enlistment quota from the State of Town will be 16 men. These recruits will be transferred to the Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Illinois for three months of recruit training.
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Town
Wit
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Tlinois
Emmetsburg residents enjoy Lake Orofboji gathering
Mr and Mrs Carl Berger, Mr and Mrs Joe Dirkx, Mr and Mrs Myrle Werwicek, and Mr and Mrs Carl Gauck were among many Emmetsburg residents who spent Sunday evening at Lake Orofboji.
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Carl Berger
Joe Dirkx
Myrle Werwicek
Carl T. Gauck
Emmetsberg
Lake Oroboji
Silk Hose Selection For Longer Wear From Careful Advice
Miss Katherine Cranor, textile expert at Iowa State College, counsels women on choosing durable silk stockings and proper care. She notes that even filaments resist wear, weak ones fray. proper selection by price is not always quality. Regular washing, hygienic handling, and mild soaps extend life, with vinegar rinse used to refresh color.
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Katherine Cranor
Towa State Coles
Gary
Farmers Attempt Hybrid Seed Corn Production This Year
Many farmers grow hybrid seed stock at the Agricultural Experiment Station. About 235 acres were planted with spring stock to produce single crosses and inbred lines. Seed certification and a rail certification program accompany the seed stock auction as Joe L. Robinson of Iowa State College underscores the crop advantages of hybrid corn.
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Agyicultural Experiment Station
Joe L. Robinson
Inwa State College
Spontaneous Combustion Of Hay Danger Alert
Farn Crops Department at Town State College warns hay can self ignite if not properly cured. J Eldridge lists three checks: ensure thorough drying before storage, pile hay with air circulation, and avoid air pockets in the mow to prevent fermentation and spontaneous heating.
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Farn Crops Department
Town State College
J. Eldridge
Hay Storage Salt Application Guidance
Guidance notes on preserving hay by salting. Recommends about one pound of salt per 100 pounds of hay or 20 pounds per ton. Advises applying salt to the layers within the mow and to adjust as needed for better preservation.
Brown Sells Mules to St Louis Buyer
Farmer Harry J Brown of Emmitsburg reports selling 23 head of yearling mules to Mr Exis of St Louis on Friday. The stock will be kept in St Louis for some time before being sold to Leunesea, with eventual destination in Tennessee.
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Ripley
Ned Brown
John Hanson
Brown
Siz Brown Farm
Democrats
Harry J. Brown
Emmitsburg
Mr. Exis
St. Louis
Temneessee
Dedicate New Gospel Tabernacle at Rodman
Announcement of the completion and dedication of the Gospel Tabernacle at Rodman with public invites. Noted ministers from Omaha and Des Moines will attend. Three services are planned from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., including a 2 p.m. dedication and a basket dinner.
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Rodman
Omaha
Des Moines
Re-paint Out Buildings on the Ziehlke Farm
Gus W. Ziehlke of Hartley visited Emmetsburg and announced the Ziehlke farm near Great Oak township four miles southwest of town has new outbuilding paint. He and his sons recently completed painting the outbuildings. the house was painted a year ago. The Ziehlke family has deep local roots with relatives in railroads and a move south in winter.
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Gus W. Ziehlke
Hartley
Emmetsburg
Demwerst
Ziehlke
Ziellke
Great Oak Township
Mr. Ziehtke
Ziehtke
Astburneran
Kansas
Ziehikesree
Charles
Paul
Ald
Rock Island Company
Drs Moines
M. and Sc. L
Minneanpollis
Alfred
Yesites
Canada
Ziel
Deming Dies. Estherville Paper Leader’s Family Mourns
Friends and family in Estherville fear Mrs W F Deming has died there last Wednesday. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs George Michels, longtime owners of the Estherville Vindicator & Republican. Mrs Deming formerly served as Emmet County recorder and Mr Deming now runs the paper’s affairs.
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Wm. Demine
Estherville
George Michels
The
Mallard Man Ben Stelford Spotted in Emmetsburg
Ben Stelford of Mallard was seen in Emmetsburg on Saturday while en route to Aigongo9k after business affairs.
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Ben Stelford
Mallard
Emmetsburg
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