Farm Tour to Ames June 16 and £ 7
The annual Palo Alto Farm Bureau tour to Ames is set for June 16 with plans for a large group. Seventy households and women comprising the FMP will visit the college, with overnight lodging at campus dormitories and broadcasting presence from a radio station and feeder farms along the route.
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Ames
Palo Alto Farm
FMP
Barnetsbare Symilay
Teno Wi
Dormatarias Matur
Ecallere
Atteraam
Onas
Wbrs- Toak
Nia
Qyer
Beck Shand Spends $1800 at FPoeahenizes
Beck Shand spends 1800 dollars at FPoeahenizes in a effort to improve its wariy. The event reflects a local expenditure for unspecified purposes and notes a 2000 era style context.
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Beck Shand
Baby Brow Yeh In Rower
Lowell, the eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Israel Halder, died after a hair boiler incident when the mother briefly left to starch clothes. The child apparently slipped and attempted to rise, dying before help could arrive. The father Mr Halder is a brother of Frank Halder formerly living east of Emmitsburg. Friends mourn the tragedy.
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Lowell
Israel Halder
Mr. Halder
Prank Halder
Emmietsburg
Sarer
Gordon Armstrong to graduate in mechanical engineering
Gordon Armsttone will graduate from the University of Iowa on June 8 after completing a four year mechanical engineering course. He plans to be employed by a public utility corporation but is unsure of his posting. He is the last of his family to graduate from the state university.
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Gordon Armsttone
TC University of Iowa
SOM
Gordon
Atmslnts
Amily Q
The
State University
Britt News-Tritone
Havelock Man Undergoes Surgery at Mercy Hospital
Emmett Bendixen of Havelock Mayhood underwent an PET SEIT Y operation for relief of strangulated hernia at Mercy Hospital, Fort Dodge, last Thursday. Family members have been visiting from Port Dodge this week to see the patient, who is recovering.
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Emmett Bendixen
Havelock Mayhood
Weellef
Lermia
Mercy Hospit 1
Ft. Dodge
Port Dodge
Wering Wicely
Rolfe Atrow
Light Plant Finishes 16 New Electraliers in Park
Estherville News reports completion of 16 electric lampposts in the park. The lights stand about 11 feet tall and will provide steady, uniform outdoor illumination throughout the area tomorrow.
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Estherville News
Mrs. Chas. Sewell to Speak at County Picnic
Mrs Chas Sewell director of the Domesand community Department of the American Pyrm Bureau Vatera tion has been secured by the Palo Alto County Berm Bureau as speaker at the am plenis to be held at Harrison Park Emmetsburg June 20 in connection with the th grads graduation exercises. The officers praise her as nationally known for the fine work she has done as director of the home with continuity department. Committees have been appointed to run the program and more details will follow. The old soldiers contest and sports will be part of the program with free coffee served at noon. Farmers and families are invited to attend this farmers day event.
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Domesand
The
American
Pyrm
Palo Alto County
Berm Bureau
Harrison Park
Lmmetsburg
Continouity
Darmer
Tus
Right at Oxford Goes to Cedar Falls for Special Work
Miss Mary Burns, who taught at Oxford, Iowa, last year, left Tuesday evening for Cedar Falls to undertake special work at the Iowa State Teachers College during vacation. She has taught in Oxford for two years and is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tuomas Burns. Leo Fitzpatrick, another Oxford teacher, remained to complete special work before returning.
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Mary Burns
Oxford
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Poents
Tuomas Burns
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Leo Fitzpatrick
Early Week Planting Progress in Iowa Crops
Iowa farmers resume field work as warm weather returns. May 28 week shows 3 percent of corn planted, near normal. prior week was 8 percent, 12 percent below normal. Planting ranges from complete in some areas to 200.80 percent in others due to unfavorable coalitions. Recently planted corn germinating. some early plots may need replanting as small grain crops improve under favorable conditions.
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Thermaton
Jeetedt
Wendhor Wnd Crep Boreat
Lowa Department of Agriculture
Towa
Memorial Exercises Attend by Britt Couple and Local Figures
Mr and Mrs Clark Armstrong of Britt attended the Memorial exercises Thursday at this place. L P Stilman of Dolliver came to town Thursday. John Hatt, Belmond schools coach last year, has returned home and will spend the summer with his parents in this city.
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Clark Armstrong
Britt
L. PL Stilman
Dolliver Jyan
John Hatt
Belmond
Appointment Notice in Palo Alto County Estate
Notice is given that the Wider signed has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Curry I. Trow, late of Palo Alto County, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly to the administrator, and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the District Court as provided by law. MG Trown, Administrator, Ry A. J. Bart, His Attorney.
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Tawa
Palo Alto County
Curry I. Trow
District Court
Authenti MG .Trown
Ry A. J. Bart
Emmetsburg plant transfer as Clark departs Saturday
M. A. Clark, longtime Ene metsburg Municipal tight plant manager, left for Council Bluffs Saturday. Assistant Wagner will run the system. Clark, a skilled electrician, plans larger roles in Emmetsburg, returning only to supervise. Wagner, with years of electric experience, pledges continued high service for Emmetsburg residents.
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M.A. Clark
Emmetsburg
Clark
Wagner
Emmatsburg
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