Curley Cues 2 W ashipby and county ext loss noted
Curley Cues 2 notes the death of Art Tabor of West Bend, a valued Extension and farm bureau participant. County Extension plans discuss state gatherings at Ames, soil conservation, and rain, with details on 4 H enrollments, beef cattle tour, soybean and grain sorghum plots, and planned farm tours by Bill Implex at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Council
Art Tabor
West Bend
Art
Humboldt
Smany Extension
Farm Bureau
Walt Baumunk
Kenneth Lockwood
Henry
Depenbusi County Extension Council
Iowa State ™ College
Ames
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
County’ Agriculture
Iowa General Assembly
Market Notes on Steers and Heifers Prices Range
Market notes show fat cattle around 56 cents and steer prices mainly between 19 and 21 dollars. Reports indicate steers over 1100 pounds and yearlings sold around 20 to 21 dollars, with butchers finishing near 50 and heavier lots mixed across the circuit. Last week’s top reached about 18.25 dollars, with runs similar to the prior week.
Letters From Our Readers recall historic graduation class of 1901
A Los Angeles reader writes about the Democrat photo of a 1901 graduation class. She identifies unnamed students including Will Roberts Florence Smith and Robert Davies, notes the class was the first to graduate from West Side High School, and recalls family ties and community pride, inviting updates from other classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Will Roberts
Florence Smith
Nelle Sturdevant
Clint Smith
Wilt Thiele
Robert
E. EB. Wilhite
Carl Maynard
Venice Bird
Los Angeles
Calif
New West Side
Grace Sturtevant
Sturtevant Shillinglaw
Robert Davies
Santa Monica
Humboldt church to host three day Jehovahs Witnesses training
The Humboldt congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses plans a three day training program at the Harrison County Fairgrounds in Missouri Valley Iowa from June 19 to 21 led by Donald DeMoss. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Lewis DeMoss Mr and Mrs Donal DeM Mr and Mrs Clarence Ande and Mrs Art Dryer and Mrs Harold Patton. The aim is practical Bible use to boost spiritual morale for the preaching fellowship. the Wal lower Bible and Tract Society sponsors call the event Be Rich in High Works. The program begins Friday at 7 pm with baptism set for Saturday and public addresses Sunday at 3 pm including a sermon on world affairs. The Missouri Valley gathering will draw about 600 ministers from western Iowa and 20 congregations are represented.
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Humboldt
Jehovah's Witnesses
Harrison County
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Donald DeMoss
Lewis DéMoss
Donal
Clarence Ande
Art Dryer
Harold Patton
Jehovah's
Wallower Bible and Tract Society
Fixedion Visor
L. E
Aidress
Missouri
Sessii
Des
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W. Ashby
Wre Abe
Bill Implex
Graettinger Vocational Agriculture Department
Cylinder
Ottawa
Reliance
Norgham
Redbine
Texas
Martin
Arnold Alesch
Walnut Township
Lester McMillin
Highland
Davis
White House
Mid-America
Olines
THAN
Ze Axes
Lincolns
Hordstach
Ford
Lincoln
Mercury
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Imperial
Nash
Hudson
Studebaker
Packard
Ced
Emmetsburg
Harold's Food Store
E. D. Stephens
Ruthven
Humboldt Church
OUR
Party Foods
Pillsbury
Gol
Hi-Ho
Florida
Nabisco
Harold
Janak Walton League
Clover Farm
Bakers Choc
Morrell
Shank
Bologna
Rath Blackhawk
Harold's. Food Store
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