Mark Thornburg on Iowa Corn Crop Outlook
Mark Thornburg discusses Iowa corn prospects citing over 90 percent of the crop saved from frost and a ten year average near 55 percent. Drought and heat reduced yield though soft corn issues were largely eliminated. The Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau noted July to September temps likely above normal, hay shortages seen, and yields near the recent average of about 33 bushels per acre with regional variations.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Sungar church services and church activities weekly schedule
Sungar church Sunday morning at 2 00 a m divine services at Mi ami theme the Rich Man and the Lion of Heaven Sucker League Sunday evening at 718 with a program Florence Berdin tillie Gjerde Florence Berdin Mrs Sam Torkelson Theo Norman Barkve Ella Show ME Thompson Sermonette closing exercises Ladies Aid meets Thursday 2 20 pm at church parlors Mrs J N Johnson and Mrs Sam Torkelson to entertain Busy Bee rummage sale Saturday pie and coffee served Confirmation class meets parsonage Saturday 1 30 p m M C Thompson Pastor
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Sungar
Miami
Sucker League
Florence Berdin
Ro Tillie Gjerde
Sam Torkelson
Theo
Norman Barkve
Ella Show ME
Thompson
Ladies’ Aid
J. N. Johnson
Busy Bee Society
C. Thompson
National Bank Call From Comptroller Issued Today
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of the close of business on Monday September 23.
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Comptroller of the Currency Today
Curlew Area Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Curlew and surrounding residents show active social ties with visitors from Fort Dodge Des Moines and Laurens. Notables include Robt Earl hospital bound in Fort Dodge and Mrs Turner improving after illness. The Baptist missionary bazaar is set for October 31 and crop conditions are noted as very good.
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Carhrw
Des
Keeney
Beatty
Robt
Earl
Fort Dodge
J. Baird
Robert
George Ford
Rochester
Minnesota
Warnie Earl
Boyd
Fort Doge
Robert Earl
L. &. Turner
Lettie Armstrong
Son
South Dadla
A. A. Whitmer
Ray Whitmer
Bradgate
Clifford Ward
Gladys Ross
Alona
Ed Johnson
Ringsted
J. K. Fischer
Klinge and Sons
Mal
Lowhtan
Pearson
Omaha
Rodman News Seaman Brief Items Summary
Mrs. Mary Fenn attended a Friday reunion in Dolliver. McCormick bought feeders and shipped hogs to Chicago Saturday. J P Walker of Montana hosts two visiting brothers. Mrs. B A White from Oskaloosa left for West Bend Monday. S etc. Luthera Ladies Aid of Otto- (text fragment)
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Mary Fenn
Dolliver
McCormick
Sioux
J. P. Walker
Montana
Walker Hone
B. A. White
Oskaloosa
Geo
Joe Bell
West Bend
Wm. Thompson
Cal Hester
Fred Myerly
Minnesota
Canada
Chicago
Luthera Ladies Aid
Otto
Local Visits and School Hiring Amid Community Notes
The town reports visitors including Mra Mundon and family at the L Blake home and Lew Van Horns in Story county. The school board plans to hire another teacher due to many pupils. Local residents Karl Hayne family, Turner family from Buffalo Center, and several men headed to Omaha for an American Legion convention. Free movies return Saturday with Thundering Herd as the season closes Saturday October 10.
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Harvey Thotham
Bumbay
Jobs Mundon
Katie
Norms Mustard
Harold
Jackson
Minnesota
L. Blake
Lew van Horn
Btory
Board of Education
Karl Hayne
J. P. Walker
Edward Turner
Buffalo Center
Jos
Turner
Burton Yale
John Hartman
Fritz Bleur
Walter McCormick
Gus Dietrich
Elmer Putman
Omaha
American Legion
Ruthven Happenings Covers Local Visits and Moves
Ruthven notes list Sheldon visitors John Ruthven and Harry Shartle and many local visits. Edard Wilson and Cyrus Tripp hosts appear with weekend stays. Travelers include Thomas Grady from North Dakota and Nels Nelson returning from Colorado. Several families move houses and welcome guests from Sanborn, Chicago, and Minnesota.
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Uthven
John Ruthven
Harry Shartle
Edard Wilson
Garney
Cyrus Tripp
Thomas Grady
North Dakota
Mallard Notes Labor Weekend Visitors and Local Calls
Our Mallard Column notes a weekend of visits and travel across Iowa. Miss Mildred Jolliffe stayed in Emmettsburg while Mr and Mrs Chas Hersom and family visited Algona. Des Moines visitors Ashley and Mrs Forrest Ridenour called on relatives in Mallard. Other locals like Glen Saunders in Mason City and Paul Bracher in Curlew were seen in town.
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Tony Peterson
Bethel
Minnesota
el Taylor
Emmetsburg
Irene Ennis
Montana
Melissa Spaliing
Spencer
Art Jeffries
Anna Larson
W. F. Miller
Pelliard
Mildred )Jolliffe
Emmettsburg
Herb Franks
John Hahn
Dorothy
Fort Dodge
Earl Smoot
Chas. Hersom
Algona
Charlotta Steiner
Dubuque
W. H. Sabsa
Brown Waters
Havelock
J. PF
Jake Gretcen
Bancroft
Nora Abbens
Grace Compton
Paul Brachter
Curlew
Jim Gilman
C. C. Williams
Theo
Mason
Beraston
Lows
Mallard Girls Open Season With Gilmore Clash
Miss Veulfors county nurse attended the Parent Teachers meeting last Thursday evening. The Mallard basketball girls prepare to play their first game against Gilmore on Friday October 9. Mr and Mrs McGfanin and their children Nellie and ctl returned from a summer trip to California.
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Veulfors
Muree
Mallard
Gilmore
McGfanin
Ctl
Nellie
California
Dickinson Defends Conservative Trade Stance in Letter Exchange
Congressman Dickinson reiterates support for export controls and the Wal laceLowden platform amid open letter from Congressman Cole. He plans to visit Mason to meet Cedar Rapids editor and gather Senator Cummins' views on Coolidge era agricultural policy. Also notes a Highland District 6 basket social and a Tucson winter visit from Mrs Fleming.
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Cole
Dickinson
Alwas
Ike
Wallace
Frank C. Lowden
Cedar Rapids
Coolidge
Fort Dodge
Messenger
Masion
Cummins
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