Graveling effort boosts town access from east
On Wednesday last, four men, trucks and seven teams delivered 189 loads of gravel, covering about 70 rods into town. Donors pledge weekly work, with farmers and others joining, signaling a strong cooperative start and potential regular program this summer. Training schools on home color education drew broad attendance in Fairfield Highland townships and Elington, with eleven township groups represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peopel
Elnory Goff
Highland Town
Elington
Iowa income groups show limited top earners
Figures from the internal revenue department place only 50 Iowans in the 50 000 to 150 000 bracket with 11 earning 100 000 or more. About 400 fall in 20 000 to 50 000, 1 994 in 15 000 to 20 000, 83 000 in 1 000 to 3 000, and about 23 000 in 3 000 to 5 000. No residents near fabulous wealth, yet many in comfortable means. Iowa income tax receipts have been light for the past two years. Mrs. J. A. Chaim visited Fort Dodge Friday.
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Internal Revenue Department
Iowa
Pretty wedding unites Frank Boies and Freda Ferren
The Presbyterian church in Leon heard a morning ceremony for Frank J. Boies and Miss Freda Ferren. Rev T F Campbell officiated. The bride and groom, both noted in local life, begin married life with a reception at the Penniwell home and plan to reside in Leon. The issue highlights community congratulations and mentions the groom’s prior Journal ties.
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Leon
Town, Journal
Presbyterian Church
Frank J. Boies
Airs
B. Boies
Emmetsburg
Freda Ferren
W. A. Ferren
T. F. Campbell
Fairfield
Leon Presbytwing
William Ferren
Paul Campbell
Ralph McGinnis
Lohengrin
Samuel Boies
Marmetsburg
Frances Louies Penniwell
Hortenseter
Alma Mindblale
Dorothy
Ann Atz
Qsceola
Jack Ferren
McGinis
Mendiessohn
George Fearn
North Main Street
Penniwell
Journal
Igitter Emanges
2Aburg
Boies
Stout
West Leon
Democrat
Byies
Mamersburg
Hmmelsburg
Parochial School to Open in Mason City This Summer
Reverend Oliver L N Wigdahl, son of Rev Wigdahl of Ruthven, will establish a Lutheran parochial school in Mason City this summer, opening June 18. The First Methodist church at Mason City will also offer a summer school. Agency religious instruction is new for growing youth.
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Mason
Jtev
Oliver L. N. Wigdahl
Wigdahl
Ruthven
Mason City
Fine musical program at St Marys school ends year
A detailed program by Sister M Davidia’s class at St Marys Malistd featured operatic and classical pieces from Beethoven Grieg and Offenbach. At the close Father Neppel awarded certificates and praised the students and teacher for their exceptional year. A farmers and threshermen meeting followed in Emmetsburg with Bert Salyer chairing and J C Murphy secretary to discuss threshing prices and practices.
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Qinila
M. Davidia
St. Mary's School of
Malistd
Iang Tullows
Franz
Ensemble Orchestra
Valse
Venbody
Veronica Weinholzer
Harris Veronica Weinholzer
Beethoven R Mildred Stein
Anitra
Grieg
Mullard
Elizabeth Miller
Tayda
Curucu
Dante
Engel
Estelen Lenor Andanté
Beethoven
Life
Farber
Genevieve Sands
Cee Jnemano Vi
Tola Steiner
Valiess
Iola Steiner
Donald Johnson
Isabella Weinholzer
Father Neppel
Court House
Emmetsburg
Bert Salyer
J. C. Murphy
Scout Camp Fees Due For Lost Island Lake Trip
LeRoy T. Weeks issues a notice for all Boy Scouts bound for Lost Island Lake camp June 19 to 23 to pay four dollars by Monday June 18 to cover weekly expenses. A list of needed dishes and bedding must be made, and scouts meet at City Hall on Tuesday June 12. Northwestern boosts wages for maintenance of way workers Hingsted Ponter Rolfe Laurens benefit from the raise. Fort Dodge secretary A Nielson offered Des Moines post. Fort Dodgers unlikely to want to lose him. Minnealta wry officer tiny vidi officer.
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Boy Scouts
Lost Island Lake
LeRoy T. Weeks
Northwestern
Northwestern Halfway Company
Hingsted
Ponter
Rolfe
Laurens
Ft. Dodce
A. ¥. Nielson
Fort Dodge Retailers’ Association
Des Moines
Fort Dodgers
Minnealt
Poultry Culling School to Be Held at Emmetsburg
A digitized poultry culling school will meet in Emmetsburg on June 27 and 28 with Kossuth Emmet Dickinson andlay counties cooperating Delegates from nearby counties will attend focusing on poultry raising issues Prof W H Lapp Bittenbender and Dr Stouder will conduct sessions with emphasis on culling management diseases and control Attendees should plan to attend all sessions and file requests at the Farm Bureau office.
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Digitiat
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
Emmet
Dickinson
Lay
Wille
W. H. Lapp
Bittenbender
Stouder
Lapp
Ames
Farm Bureau Office
Diploma Presented To Leo McEvoy At Columbia College
Leo McEvoy of this place received his Liberal Arts diploma at Columbia College last week and plans to study for the priesthood The seminary choice will be decided in September He will spend the summer on the farm north of town Hoe is praised as one of the county s best young men and the section had another heavy rain with a low of 60 the ground soaked ready for warm weather
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Leo McEvoy
Columbia College
Hoe
Or County
Hho
Campaign to Eradicate Quack Grass and Canada Thistles
The Farm Bureau of Dick ingen county will conduct a campaign in July to eradicate quack grass and Canada thistles. Drain tiling has not been running for several months, and the balance of July continues with related delays.
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Farm Bureau
Dickingen County
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Sioux City Daily Journal
World Brothers Circus
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Poultry Culling School
Columbia
Bert Hughes
Rexall
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