Life quirks and queries from a bustling newspaper
A fragmented OCR sample blends sly quips about education aging home life and advertising asks what is home without muffins while a missing husband and jokes about health labor and naval aims mingle in a late era column tone. It includes reflections on life, fashion, and public affairs with sharp witticisms.
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Gaddeat
Washington
Navy
German Lutheran and Methodist Church Notes
Lutheran service with holy communion in English at Metho dist church next Sunday at 2 30. Sunday school 10, morning worship 11, Epworth League 7 16, evening worship 8. Baptism and reception of 47 members and 29 baptisms in morning service. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at O. R. Gardner home. Bazaar profit reported. Passion week meetings ongoing with events Thursday pictures of Jesus and hymns, Friday sermon on redemption and communion. Pastor G J Mekkelson notes all evening services at 8 unless stated otherwise.
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Methodist Church
U. S
Eternal Life
Epworth League
Hacter
Ladies Aid Society
Jesus
Rey
Mekkelgon
Local notes from Emmetsburg and surrounding area
Local items list visiting friends and relatives in Emmetsburg and nearby towns. J A Spies, J d Mahan, Mrs Charles Spies, Bert Montgomery, T J Hes slat, Miss Pearl Noble, Mrs Charles Jones, Phillip Bough, L A Schumacher, M Bradley, Olive Noble and others are noted with travels, visits, and occupations including a Pearly branch manager, a Cornell student, a St Paul music teacher, and a Harvey Drug Company position. The report also mentions a radio era remark and a casual social tone.
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J. A. Spies
Emmetsburg
J. d. Mahan
Charles Spies
St. South
Bert Montgomery
Pearin
Illinois
Harvey Drug Company
T. J. Hesslat
Dr. Hersion
Pearly
Pearl Noble
Mt. Vernon Moiay
Cornell College
Charles Jones
Phillip Bough
Emmatsburg
Grachtinger
L. A. Schumacher and
Childrern
Mallard
M. Bradley
Olive Noble
St. Paul
Soil types affect truck farming risk and drainage
The truck farmer who selects a soil with a sandy component reduces the danger to fronts compared with loam or clay soil, according to the United States weather survey. Proper drainage and weed-free land lessen damage from severe temperatures.
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United States
Flowers for Iowa Extensive Trials at Iowa State College
Iowa State College conducted a three year trial in its experimental gardens to identify the best annual flowering plants for Iowa. About a hundred varieties were tested, with horticulture specialist C Volz recommending several varieties suited to local conditions, including climbing, window box, and medium height annuals such as cup and saucer, wild cucumber, chrysanthemum, evening glory, scarlet runner bean, thunbergia, blue eyed Susan, amaranthus, alyssum, verbena, zinnia, cornflower, and several euphorbias and poinsettia relatives.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
C. Volz
Califoyn
Ornamental Plants Mentioned in Historic List
A fragment lists various flowering and ornamental species including princess feather, mourning bride, scarlet angel, African mati gold, Chinese wooflower, ainia, tall annuals from three to six feet, and plants such as cosmos, datura, horn of plenty, annual hollyhock, nucual sin ligwor, and cucumber-lenged aaninwer, with notes on placement and cultivation in Town.
Ringsted and Graettinger Rural Notes Report Events
George Johnson attended Ringsted Tuesday while J G Besokd tended cattle nearby. Visitors include Roscoe Athey and O S Hangonnes on Thursday. A tour of motor car purchases and a market sale the prior week is noted with several attendees at Graettinger and Estherville. Local residents and workers are listed with salaries and service payments totaling.
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Jack Creek News
George Johnson
Ringsted
J. G. Besokd
Tester
Roscoe Athey
Geo. Johnson Ajal O. S. Hangonnes
Mya
Kenneth Turtines
Ainos Tontiusen
Grnottinger
Robert Nielsen
G. Crodsen
Hamilton
Local Merchant Thanks Gracttinger for Patronage
Pav Larkin expresses gratitude to the people of Gracttinger and vicinity for the splendid patronage during his years in business. He hopes the community will extend the same kindness to his successor and thanks them for their courtesy.
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Gracttinger
Moi— Pav Larkin
Town Council Bills Paid on April 6 1925
Graettinger town council paid several invoices including Times Printings Co for 1.46 dollars Quaker Oats Co for 6.65 dollars Farmer's Grain Co for 12.65 dollars and a notice from P J McCerty vent mayor's office.
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Graettinier
Times Printings Co
Quaker Oats Co
Con
Farmer's Grain Co
Curl
P. J.“Mccerty
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Ted Topelon
Punchin
Natener
Plire Aluminu
Rothmy
the. Grartiinger ‘Times
John J. Sullivan
Graotlinger
John Deere Gang
First National Bank
Timothy Hay
T. Sullivan
P. Dunn
Timen’ Office
Times Office
Iea
Pool
E. E. Green
F. L. Lambe
Julius Skowti
Tame
Sophus Rasmussen
Farmers Grain Co
Adv
Ohio
Lynneva Olson
Lee
Phillip Johnson
R. Young
Theo
Peterson
Leon Olson
Terris
J. R. Jorgensen
Rhode Island
EB. E. Green
Royal Lumber Co
H. MM. Sigler
John DeLawyer
Graettinger
John Christiansén
Martin
Walter Jorgenson
Banka
Frick'n Drug Store
Petersen
Belmond
Plymouth Rock
Bradley
E. Michaela
Phons Ratherville
Nursvry
Hangon
George
Graettinggr
Town
Sandy
State OF
Palo Alto County
Anna Agnes Jackman
Aaid
District Court
A. Spies
James W. Fay
Mason
Graettingar
Walter Jorgensen Graetzinger
TOWA
M. Welmholgnar
Central Ia
Power Co
Jacob Zitterick
J. A. Fleming
Murehdur
Tohn Paulsen
Manvel Tn
J.T. Danie
Atablon Ua
W. C. Poster
J.B. Lambe
Windsor Hotel
J.P. Jensen
Prop
Ladhen
V. R. Reeves
Hart Schuffner & Murs
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Burkhead & Co