Mrs Collins Married Wednesday in Ringsted area
Mrs Collins married Wednesday in a ceremony at four pm at the Presbyterian church in Betherville officiated by Rev Voerhies. Miss Mia Thompson and Mr Lois Hawke attended as bridal party while Mr Resh, a Palo Alto resident, will reside in Gruettinger after the wedding. The couple plans a home soon and receive well wishes from their friends and community.
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M. Rosh
Ringsted
Nes
Dy Collins
Presbyterian Muanse
Betherville
Voerhies
CIA Thompson
Lois Hawke
Burt
Lowa
Resh
Palo Alto
Winnett
Shipping Association
Wes
Sietl
Gruettinger
Farm Bureau Sees Growth in County Membership
The Farm Bureau of Pato Altu county reports stronger growth as 1928 ends with its largest ever membership. At a June 6 board meeting Oscar Sprout of Best Lowe inington township noted twenty delinquent member payments and four new memberships. Giffin of Independence township turned in seven delinquent payments and two new members, Mrs. Simonson of Lost Island township three delinquent payments, and seven new joiners were recorded. E. J. Mitchell and son Edward returned from Chicago after visiting relatives.
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Pato Altu County
PHC
Left For Yellowstone Park Car Trip West
Spies and son Kurt and Lindaul Worth Spies with Albert Sussan sister Mins Chuva left by auto Tuesday for a trip through the west. They expect a very nice journey and will tow their car.
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Yellowstone Park
Spies and Son
Kurt
Misees
Lindaul Worth Spies
Albert Sussan
Mins Chuva
West
Hey
Neal
Auto Regulations Emphasized by City Council
City Council urges motorists to observe state laws and city ordinances on vehicle lights. Notices remind that many autos run with one headlight or none and require a red tail light. Officers will monitor compliance and enforce the rules to ensure safe operation.
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Remy
City Council
Dairymen Plan Ruthven Meeting On Cow Testing Association
Raithwen and Cresebtin dairymen meet at Ruthven on Tuesday June 19 to discuss forming a Cow Testing Association to remove unprofitable cows and optimize production. A separate Farmers and Threshermen gathering is set for Kaamersburg on Saturday June 16 at 2 PM to review threshing issues and elect a chairman and secretary.
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Raithwen and
Cresebtin
Ruthven
Imany
Kaamersburg
Lie
Chenea
Exch
Wnsanimou
Bert Salven
Chabanisy
J. C. Muurphy
Campaign on Careful Crossings Across Railways
A campaign launched in June and running through September aims to cut railroad highway grade crossing accidents. The effort, titled Careful Crossings Campaign, urges drivers to stop and check that the way is clear before crossing. It notes a 24 percent rise in vehicle registrations and 12 percent позже, with 12,076,462 autos and trucks registered and 24,208 injuries at crossings last year. The program, led by the American Railway Association and U.S. railroads, seeks to reduce fatalities and suffering by promoting safer crossing habits.
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United States
Cun Jaca
American Railway Association
Dried Rhubarb Discovery for Housewives
Richard Guyor of Cherokee reports a method to dry rhubarb so one pound yields one ounce. Three tablespoons of dried rhubarb with 30 tablespoons of water produce a quart of the fresh quality. The process aids cheaper storage and mail shipment by avoiding breakage and expands rhubarb access to remote areas amid high sugar prices.
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Richard Guyor
Darling Family Moves to Denver for Health and Home
E OD Darling and children leave for Denver to establish a new home. Mr Darling has wintered there for health benefits. brothers James and John rent the farm. They bought pure bred Duroc hogs and Shorthorn cattle. Byers couple to keep house. brothers continue livestock. Judge Coyle's son indicted for wife desertion and non support. Clyde Coyle pleads not guilty. case set for October in Spencer.
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Denver
E. OD. Darling
Eutherville Vindicator & Republican
Coyle
Clyde C. Coyle
EF. Coyle
Humboldt
Clay County Grand Jury
Cox Mothes
Spencer
Levon Law School
Spencer News- Herald
Estherville Homecoming Weekend Planned
Estherville residents announce a two day homecoming on June 20 and 21 featuring sensational attractions baseball games band concerts street sports and speeches. Miles editor of the Town Legionnaire a patriotic speaker is slated to address the crowd and residents are urged to support the chamber of commerce display promoting the event.
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Estherville
Rank Miles
Legionnaire
Miles
Chamber of Commerce of
Beggar Woman Seeks Help With Street Singing in Humboldt
A woman visited Humboldt and sang on the street to gather cash for her journey. The performance drew small change but sparked debate over allowing such street singers. Investigations suggest many beggars may be fakers, alarming typical passersby.
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Humboldt
Hhem
Tmumj Belt Publican
Local Notices Mixed With Food and School News
A jumble of items from Matherville chimes, including a claimed Ku Klux Klan letter, murder curiosity about Fort Madison, and a feature on child nutrition advising vegetables, fruit, cereals and limited candy. Spirit Lake to Creely coaching shift noted with Henroid leaving Spirit Lake High for Creely High in Colorado.
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Hatherville Citizens Real
W. OH. Hering
Chamber of Commerce At
Matherville
Grachtinger
Klin
Estherville
Biedermann
Fort Madison
Henroid
Spirit Lake V. KL
Spirit Lake High School
Creely
Colo
Lee School
Fei Hanes
Beacon
Farm Bureau Meeting for Ladies Set on June 21
The Farm Bureau announces a ladies meeting on Thursday June 21 at the Soren Dahn home. All ladies are urged to attend. Mrs Julius Skow is secretary.
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Farm Bureau
Soren Dahn
Julius Skow
Chautauqua July 3 to 7 Inclusive
Chautauqua runs July 3 to 7 with Midland Chautauqua company presenting five day program in Graetlinger. Featured acts include The Company Exquisite and Tingemble Quartet with Mr Hem Boyd. Virginia Jubilee singers and Mturimbaphone singers perform, with Gen dye Six orchestra finale on day five.
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Midland Chautauqua Company
Verad Ys Amour
Graetlinger
Ean W. TE
Shmon
Marthe 'Frimble
Exquisite
Ello
Dheart
Hem? Boyd
Mturimbaphone Singers
Virginia Jubilee Singers
Gendye Six Singings Orchestra
Harvard
Poultry Culling School Held At Emmetsburg
A district Poultry Culling school will be held in Emmetsburg June 27 and 28 with delegates from Kossuth Emmet Dickin son and Clay counties and others. Prof W T Lapp Bittenbender and Mr Stouter will conduct sessions covering management diseases and controls. Attendees should file requests at the Farm Bureau office. this is the first time these schools are held outside one location.
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Emmetsburg
Kossuth
Emmet
Dickinson
Clay
Arlele
W. T. Lapp
Bittenbender
Stouter
Lapp
Hitten
Two Birr Days At Hand's Park Event on Sunday
Hand’s Park hosts baseball games by Armstrome and Lone Rock on Sunday June 17. A Farr Picnic follows at the same location. For details see the display ads in this issue.
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Hand's Park
Armstrome
Lone Rock
Farr
Alfred Bertin Is Injured Cranking Car
Alfred Bertin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Berdin, broke two bones in an arm yesterday afternoon when the Chevrolet cranking mechanism kicked back. Dr. Hession attended and set the injury.
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Alfred Berdin
C. H. Berdin
Dr. Hession
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