Dan Kelly Addresses Graettinger Commencement Program
Dan Kelly of Emmetsburg spoke at Graettinger commencement, delivering a prepared address after a late switch as speaker. He warned graduates about socialist propaganda on college campuses and urged hard work to achieve success in life.
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Dan Kelly
Graettinger
the Times
D. EL Kelly
Emmetsburg
G. W. Goethe
Kelly Hand
Kelly
Ameri
Ile
United States
Mr. Kelly
The
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Succe
Sudan grass offers high yield and dependability for Iowa farms
C S Dor Nester of Iowa State College notes Sudan grass adapts to late plantings and yields strongly when ground is disced. It benefits cattle with its palatability though the crop is coarse. coarseness can be reduced by two cuttings. One or two harvests determine timing, with seed harvest after the dough stage and 15 pounds per acre for broadcast seeding.
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Sudan
Iowa
C. S. Dor- Nester
Farm Crop Department of
Iowa State College
Water Sprouts on Apple Trees Brought Under Control
Horticulturists at Iowa State College say water sprouts form on pruned limbs and can be pulled off easily while young and green without harming the tree, saving effort for the next pruning season. Miss Frieda Reinly, former High School music teacher, returned home to Aplington Monday to spend vacation with her parents.
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Iowa State College
Frieda Reinly
Aplington
Lime proves value of liming alfalfa fields in Black Hawk County
A Black Hawk County alfalfa field shows how liming soil improves growth. Formerly poor sandy land became one of the finest alfalfa stands in the Midwest after liming and reseeding last fall. Iowa State College expert H W Warner notes stands reached up to twenty inches in height by May 24.
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Black Hawk County
Middle West
H. W. Warner
Iowa State College
Alfalfa Seed Growers urged to improve drainage and fertility in Iowa
Farmers in Iowa should combine drainage, inoculation, and lime to achieve a real alfalfa crop. Wet soils kill alfalfa and low fertility can be corrected with rock phosphate. Liming is advised where soils are acidic and guidance on application is available from the Ames soils department.
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Towa
Ames
Banner honors 32 fallen county servicemen and Catherine Kane
Mrs P J Hanifan presented a gold star banner for 32 local World War I servicemen and Miss Catherine Kane of the Red Cross. The white background displays a star for each name with red lettering, national color borders, and a gold fringe. It will be shown at the Service Star Legion state convention in Storm Lake June 14-15.
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P. J. Hanifan
Bammersburg
Service Star Legion
Catherine Kane
Red Cross
Miss Kane
Palo Alto County
Hanifan
Josephine
Storm Lake
Service Star
Andrew Johnson
Joseph O'Brien
Rollan Leonard
Glen Cookinham
Fred Dodge
Pelix Hagan
Ted Ray
Homer Rehm
James Washington
Robert Hanna
John Nelson
van King
Robert Seeley
Guy Trott
Scott Peddie
Vernie Lindgren
Matthew Slattery
Jean Groff
John Hanson
J. ¥. Lynch
Francis Webster
Harry Andregg
J. HR. Lambe
Wm. Walz
Chas. Christianson
Magnus Anderson
Albert Knudshine
Lee Washington
Louis Merklin
Chris Hanson
Jahard Axelton
Joseph Williams
Hog and Timber Squirrel
James Williamson of the Daniel Burns farm northeast of the city had a near disaster while cultivating corn. A timber squirrel jumped onto a horse and then another as his hunting dog chased it, but he managed to stop the team without serious injury. Later, in his yard, the cultivator tugs were broken and a horse ran before he halted them. the cultivator was badly damaged though the horses remained unharmed.
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James Williamson
Daniel Burns
Mr. Williamson
Cornell Honors 25 Athletes at Semi annual Award Meeting
Six Palo Alto men and twenty five basketball and track recipients are named for the Cornell athletic Council’s Honor O blankets. The list includes Russell Cole Cedar Rapids track captain ALK an Gowns Emmetsburg DeWitt Nichols Malvern Body Av Thompson Renwick William Ensign Burlington Franklin O Neel Oelwein and Paulson Graettinger among others with multiple year contributors and recent first time awardees noted.
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Body Av Thompson
Renwick
William Ensign
Burlington
Franklin O'Neel
Oelwein
R. Cole
Cedar Rapids
Boyd Thompson
F. O'Neel
W. Ensign
P. Dee
Mi. Vernon
G. Paulsen
Marion
G. Smith
Ellsworth
Jose Valencia
W. Kennedy
D. Corlett
Mt. Vernon
Will Attend Summer School
A county list shows students selected for summer school. Kathleen and Dorothy McMahon will attend Greeley Colorado. Irma Sykes Cleo Quinn Vera Pansy Melvin Hill Esther Simonsen Bagney Simonsen Berniece Hughes Hellen Donahue Irene Dunphy Lucile Donahue Alice Flynn Gertrude and Margaret Kane Bernadette Neary Josephine Kile Cal Letta O’Brien Elizabeth Mahan Johanna Claer Mary Keenan Florence Bradigan Kathleen Deensen Albert Conlon plan to study at Iowa State Teachers' College Spencer. Nellie Reno of Ayrshire attends Iowa State College Ames.
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Greeley
Colorado
Kathleen
Dorothy McMahon
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Spencer
Irma Sykes
Cleo Quinn
Vera Pansy
Melvin Hill
Esther Simonsen
Bagney Simonsen
Berniece Hughes
Hellen Donahue
Irene Dunphy
Lucile Donahue
Alice Flynn
Gertrude
Margaret Kane
Bernadette Neary
Josephine Kile
Calletta O'Brien
Elizabeth Mahan
Johanna Claer
Mary Keenan
Florence Bradigan
Kathleen Deensen
Albert Conlon
Iowa State College At
Ames
Nellie Reno
Ayrshire
St Mary's Academy Commencement at Assumption Church
The St Marys Academy will hold commencement exercises next Friday at 7:30 PM at Assumption Church. Father Schleier of Spencer will deliver the address. Twenty five graduates receive diplomas amid honors for many eighth graders. large attendance expected. C H Main returned from Des Moines after business interests. Mrs J N Johnson visited relatives in Albert Lea Minnesota.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Assumption Church
Father Schleier
Spencer
C. H. Main
Des Moines
Beautiful 40 dollar American Legion banner presented
Emmetsburg banners drew attention in the Memorial day parade as the Service Star Legion of the city presented a $40 double six banner to the American Legion. Local young men who served in World War I are said to highly appreciate the gracious gift and expect it to endure with proper care.
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American Legion
Emmetsburg
Service Star Legion
Service Star Legion Iowa Convention Set for Storm Lake
The state convention will meet in Storm Lake on June 14 and 15. Delegates include Mrs. T. W. Millen and Mrs. Sadie Jackman from the local branch. State president Mrs. W. E. G. Saunders and state secretary Mrs. W. R. Schroeder will attend. A fine program is planned and Storm Lake pledges a royal reception.
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Iowa
Service Star Legion
Service Star Legion of Iowa
Storm Lake
T. W. Millen
Sadie Jackman
Order
W. E. G. Saunders
W. R. Schroeder
Local social rounds by Forest City and Ayrshire residents
James Kelly spent several days with relatives in Forest City. Frank Lewis in charge of the Royal Lumber Company yard at Ayrshire visited Emmetsburg friends. Mr and Mrs P E Malla and daughter Miss Mary of Ayrshire were in Emmetsburg Saturday.
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James Kelly
Forest City
Frank Lewis
Royal Lumber Company
Ayrshire
Emmetsburg
Mra
P. E. Malla
Mary of
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