Rodman ADBAERARAARASABDAR Rodiman Community News
Local notes cover social visits in Rodman and surrounding towns. Events include gatherings at West Bend Methodist Ald and the Federated Full Gospel fellowship, plus family updates on births, anniversaries, and a hospital stay. A Rodman kittball defeat to Whittemore 12 to 10 is noted along with several car incidents and dances attended by area residents.
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Adbaeraraarasabdar Rodiman
Amisx Gail Fanier
Bmnutcebury
Shafer
Rodan
West Bend
Rotiman
Whittemore
Rodman
Rodman Battery
Lester Vonkforn
Louie Lawman
Gus F. Dietrich
Hems
Dietrichs
Whittemore Hospital
Mildred Coster
Lone Tree
H. E. Miller
California
Washington
Ames
Hiris Fogerty
Blanid Fandel
Dorothy Reding
Anna Mae Kuyper
Sever
Martin Studer
Joint Board Proceedings on Town Repair and Taxes
The Boards of Supervisors of Piio Alto and Pocahontas counties met in joint session at the Court House Pocahontas Iowa. A petition by Frank Baas and others was considered for a local road and shore repair project with a joint committee to audit costs. An estimate for the work was approved, and the session adjourned with orders to proceed and report back on the completion and payments from the counties.
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Lowal Palsalto
Frank Baas
Bonance
Aston
Gerpeye
Comtr
Rot Aidenson
Canrk “House
Pocahontas, New
Boards of Supervisors
Piio Alto Endes Ne
Pocahontas
Old-Fashioned Village Shower and Two Weddings at Local Churches
Fenton Penton hosts a miscellaneous shower at Fairville church basement with eleven tables of play and gifts for honoree Mrs. Sigman. Bleckwenn-Stigman and Neplias Miss Domihy Singuian wed at Pairville St. Luke's Lutheran with Rev. Alfred Rehder officiating, the bride in white satin and veil. reception at the bride's home precedes a Yellowstone trip. Another ceremony at St. Jon's Lutheran sees Eldora Stuecker wed Herold A. Nielsen, with guests and a luncheon following, and plans for a wedding trip to commence after. Community events include club meetings, a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Frink Schuinsen, and several local society updates.
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Penton
Dorothy Sigman
Wednessy Afemen
Fairville
MEK Ad Krause
Suni
C. F. Wegenes
Walter Werenn
Wm. Niger
Pree Brink
Henry Langerpan
Bisache ‘Mayer
Domihy Singuian
Wm F. Sticman
Gilbert Blagkwein
A. Bleckwenn
Pairville St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Orlook
Alfred Rehder
Dean Langermat
Besse Haug
Fred Stirman
Blood Bleckwenn
L Goon
Gyne Brid
Fenwon Bish School
Cedar Falls
Bertha Langermen
Joan Jean
Hampton
Mertin Ohm
Algona
Yellowstone National Pers
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Kers
Will Welstaad
Gar Yard
Bln. Johnson
Edith Wolfe
Mempba
Prytils Gade
Bille Mit‘shell
Rune S
Call State Park
Invita Lanen Sas
Haswss
Joe Helmet
Ana Johidnen
Raymond Olson
Armel
Olen
Helseralds
Eagle Grove
Frink Sohuinsen
Whittemore
Discher of
Soume
Local Socials and Nuptials Across Mallard Area
The community records weddings and visits with residents from Mallard and nearby towns. Miss Bonthe Wrse wed Lester Hersam at West Bend Methodist parsonage with Rev. McDowell officiating. Numerous relatives and friends gathered for anniversaries and gatherings, including Des Stormes nuptials and a large Wyse shower.
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Bonthe Wrse
Lester Hersam
West Bend
McDowell
Mr and Airs
Its About Time To Mow Pastures Says Iowa Expert
H D Hughes of Iowa State College says pastures should be mowed when prevalent weeds are in bloom as mowing then weakens them. He notes mowing early moves livestock to graze new areas and prevents overgrazing on spots, reducing coarse regrowth next season.
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H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Mr. Hughes
Pasture Mowing Impacts Stools Feeding Patterns
As pastures are mowed less, stools will persistently feed on certain spots while neglecting others, leading to uneven vegetation and potential regrowth cycles. The text notes that reduced mowing encourages repeated grazing on favored areas, slowing overall pasture renewal.
Apple Crop Prospects in Iowa Look Strong This Year
Iowa State College extension horticulturist S. W. Edgecombe reports the state's apple crop at about 61 percent of normal or half of last year's yield after a survey of main apple areas. Rainy conditions recently boost prospects with little scab damage and general tree health and vigor observed across the state. Last year’s crop reached 1,330,000 bushels, about 69 percent of normal.
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Iowa
S. W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College Extension
Edgecomb
When Flocks Drop Below 50 Percent Production-Cull
Poultry husbandmen report that flocks below 50 percent production should be culled. Owners not securing 50 percent production will raise net profits by selling nonlaying or underweight birds. Melting birds with brain feathers should be removed. shriveled combs indicate probable nonproducers and require careful checking.
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Towa State College
Card of Thanks for Brother’s Death
Kate McDonagh expresses sincere gratitude for assistance after the death of her brother. She notes thanks for Masses and moral tributes offered by many people.
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Kate .McDonagh
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