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Glenwood Opinion in Glenwood, Iowa

21 May 1925

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Glenwood Opinion

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Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

3

Pacific Junction News Briefs From June Eventful Week

Pacific Junction notes a busy week with visitors from Omaha and Red Oak. Banquet speeches featured Dr. Criswans Haynes and Cantle, prize winners included Mrs Mary Read Beldin for a home article, with prizes from the Women’s club. The Paole Junction school closes for the year. new staff includes Supt George ee and Principal Fred Seaman among others. several teachers will not return. Community gatherings, rodeo attendance in Omaha, a Shep ard Towner clinic, and multiple visits by locals to nearby towns are recorded alongside a fatal plane crash in Trenton affecting Mrs Gib son’s family.

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Binoy Haey Balfour Will Ae Te Tataat Omaha Sunde Jeeta Fisher Sat En Ak Aaron Sergerio George Ee Red Oak Principe Fred Seaman Tracy Albert Wiseman Indiana Helen Marie Hunt Des Moines Agnes Stephenson Corning Iowa Margaret Busby Ft Dodge Rachel Cooper Sac. City Denis Priest Hastings Cloud Tin Alate George Livingood M. Corcoran R. M. Webner Plattamouth Amos Paul Junquist Stanton Jacob Olsen Frank Boyle Marvin Moore H. E B. Read Tom Martin Robert Morgan John Boyle Hy Retetsdorf Shepard-Towner Pacific Junction Chris Flood North Platte Volney Beldin Tenessee Hansen Fairfield W. ©. Capps Creston Gene Hunter Grandma Hunter Council Bluffs Chris Gorn Thurman Stafford van Warner Counte Bluffs J.J. Marrin D. Smith Amos Junquist John Olsen Williams Farm Bacon Robert Carlson Art Reigel Jas. Scott Bogle Reigels Oroahh Jan, Scott Ralph "Smith Jana Elizabeth J.e.anderson Harry Gibaon Trenton Nebr Mra Vern Beblin Gibgon McCook Martha Bouquet Goodwin M. E. Church Shenandoah Coleman Henderson Lyle Turnbull W. C. Gapps Robert Price Rella Graham Martin’s Chapel G. V. Caughlan Glenwood H. Retelsdorf Routo Sabula W. A. Evans
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Excursion steamboat trip on Mississippi May 21 planned

A May 21 steamboat excursion on the Mississippi drew attention as Sabita overlooks the river opposite Savannah. The Woman's club met midweek at Mrs. Morgen's home with officers led by Mrs. Walter Bisher as president and Mrs. Frank Mexwells as vice president.

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Mississippi Sabita Savannah Robert Morgen Marrin Mary Supple Walter ‘Bisher Frank Mexwells Mra Gre Meggan Gre Meggan “Pectorel Bo Shirley Greenies Etary Atte ‘Smith Core Akanda Purtamares Menting Frank Boyle
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Preservation of Eggs by Water Glass Method

Instructions for home egg preservation during the year. April and May layings yield best results. Use infertile clean fresh eggs. Water glass solution made with one quart water glass to nine quarts boiled cooled water. Store in a cleaned crock with two inches of solution, cover to prevent evaporation, waxed paper lid. When boiling preserved eggs pierce large end with pin to vent air and prevent cracking. Handle carefully to avoid spoiling the solution.

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Frost Reduces Iowa Fruit Prospects Across State

An Iowa Department of Agriculture report shows frost cut the estimated fruit crop to 60 to 75 percent nationwide. Northeastern Iowa lost about 60 percent in tree fruits while grapes and plums face 50 to 75 percent. Third sprays advised for May 25 in the south and June 1 in the north to maintain quality. Bovine tuberculosis eradication hits a new record with 178 303 cattle tested in April, surpassing 140 297 and marking the highest monthly total to date.

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Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture R. 8. Herrick Iowa State Horticultural Society Her S. B
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Dairy and grain notes from Iowa reports and farm data

Iowa reports show dairy product regulation curbing oleomargarine sales, butter fat substitution banned, and encouragement of butter over oleo. The Iowa Warehouse Act guides farmers to seal grain, with 241 610 bushels stored across 30 counties and corn leading storage. Radio adoption on farms nears 16 percent, totaling 33 597 sets, varying by distance to stations.

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Iowa Staten M.g.thornbure Ithe Hull Sae State Agricultural Department Sac County Towa North Central
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Ak-Sar-Ben Spring Back to Begin June Racing Program

Ak-Sar-Ben plans a major horse racing meet from June 3 to June 27 with a large purse program. Boosters expect entrants from all states plus Mexico and Canada. The mile track and 10,000-seat grandstand promise full spectator turnout as top stables prepare for handicap races.

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Omaha Conference Event Notice Notes

Fragmentary OCR text mentions an Omaha event with June date and hurdles details. It references a treasure and a queenie name, but readability is low and key facts are unclear. This brief item appears to be a local notice or schedule fragment from a conference page with athletic hurdle notes and monetary amounts.

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Fragmentary note on date and time of event

A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time and date but is largely unreadable. It references cesfucing and a definite timing, with unclear surrounding details. No specific names, places, or outcomes are discernible from the legible portion.

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