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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a church event at Saint’s church S30 and mentions welcome to a ceremony. References to verses or deeds of his work and Palestine are unclear. details are unreadable.
Rev Barrer A Walker leads Curlew Methodist services with Sunday School at 10 00 am and an 7 00 am service. Rev B Jacobs, a Jewish missionary from Palestine, shows life pictures. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Sioliz from Des Moines and Miss Mumson of Montevideo. Des Moines attendees visit Dan Stolte family and attend a funeral at Mr Jensen’s grandfather's home.
The American Legion post at Interlaken Park hosts July 4 and 5 events with concerts free acts and confession shows. Fireworks over Hall take and a bond giveaway mark the celebration. Admission for age two and above applies with under 12 admitted free.
Whittemore residents see four graduates enter Hamilton Business College and note many local events. Families, visitors, and town residents travel between Algona Emmetsburg and Davenport for schooling, summer plans, and social gatherings. A 45 son born to Edward Beech at the bankrupt hospital, W. A. Weisbrod changes, and several wedding anniversaries mark a busy period.
The channel between East Okoboji and Minnewashia in the Okoboji chain will be deepened to permit boat passage. Drifting sand and ice heaves complicate maintenance in the Otero region. Dredging supervised by the State Conservation Commission.
The article urges better Iowa victory gardens with July to September as the prime window for late vegetable plantings. It notes no new land is required for such plantings and highlights carrots beets spinach and other cool loving crops maturing in June to fall. It stresses storing produce for winter to reduce canning and mentions early plantings from July 1 to 15 and varieties for sweet corn.
A reader provides guidance on storing carrots and cabbage, preparing a seedbed with deeper furrows, and covering seed. It advises shielding sweet corn from winds by planting on south and west borders, storing saved seeds cool and dry, and Raspberry plants benefiting from consistent moisture. Regular shallow cultivation aids moisture and weed control.
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