Chautauqua July 3 to 7 Inclusive Program Highlights
A five day Chautauqua in Graettinger July 3 to 7 with Midland Chautauqua Co presenting speakers Dean Shannon H W Lars Martha Trimble. The program features Peg o My Heart, The Company Exquisite, Zellner the artist, Ensemble Quartette led by E Henry Boyd, Marimbaphone singers and Virginia Jubilee singers. July 5 includes the Cen tre Liz stinging orchestra from the college.
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Graettinfrer Chautauqua
Midland Chautauqua Company
Graettinger
Dean W. H. Shannon
H. W. Lars
Martha Trimble
Peg O
Exquisite
Zellner
Quartette
E. Henry Boyd
Virginia Jubilee Singers
Centre Liz Stinging
Old Harvard
Mr and Mrs Thoresen Begin Three Month Trip Abroad
Mr and Mrs Carl Thoresen left by auto Wednesday of last week on an extended visit through the west. Their destination is Oregon with plans to spend three months on the way. They carry a camping outfit and will stop at inviting places, with time in St Paul and various points in the Dakotas. Local friends wish them a pleasant trip.
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Carl Thoresen
Oregon
St Paul
Dakotas
Kenneth Pierson Injured By Toy Gun Accident
Kenneth Pierson son of Mr and Mrs GC K Pierson sustained a painful hand injury Saturday when a toy cup gun discharged a cartridge he had placed in it. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment and anti tetanus serum to prevent lockjaw. The report noted steady recovery and good progress. The piece also notes the Palo Alto County Farm Bureau annual picnic drawing 6000 attendees with a larger turnout than previous years.
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Kenneth Pierson
Kenneth
GC. K. Pierson
Svatus
Eatherville Hospital
Palo Alto County
Viat En¢H
Big Day At Hand's Park Sunday at Hand's Park
Big Day At Hand's Park Sunday features Blue KBares and Armstrong from Minnesota play ball next Sunday. Both teams are fast with salaried players. First pitch at 2:30, with dancing afternoon and evening. Music by Al Gabel of Gilbert Rapids, a top road orchestra. See ad in this issue for details.
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Hand's Park
Blue Kbares
Minnesota
Armstrong
Hand’s Park
al Gabel
Geilny Rapids
The
Times
Wool Pool Voting Tightens Amid Iowa Growers Call
Palo Alto County Mecece Wool Growers vote to continue the wool pool. On June 27 and 28 the Fleece Wool Growers association of Palo Alto county will weigh and mark wool for entry into the 1923 pool. Car to be spotted near the depot. Wool pool has historically boosted grower earnings across Iowa through competition and higher prices.
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Palo Alto County
Rock Island
Iowa
Brate
Ford to Sustain 6700 Cars Daily and 1924 Outlook
Ford Motor Co will maintain around 6700 cars a day through 1924 and project continued strong production. Company profits are reported between eight and ten million dollars a month as demand remains robust. The article notes a high pace and optimistic outlook for 1924 with extensive output plans.
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California
Alf
Ford Motor Co
Tyes
Ford
Farmers and Threshermen Tie Over Threshing Rates
A meeting in the courthouse Saturday June 16 set 2 percent as a fair price when fuel is farmer supplied. Other rates 2c 24% and ac failed. The group favored 2c with a second vote to break a tie. A 442 charge was called fair when threshermen supply fuel. flax timothy and annual seeds to be set by mutual agreement. County Attorney Nefstead noted legal steps for collections. Next year’s meeting planned for the first Monday in June. Herb Salven re elected chair and Mike Olson re elected secretary.
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Court House
Nefstead
Dune Herb Salven
Mike Olson Wy
Vaccination School Permits Explained by Dr Stouder
Dr Stouder outlines procedures for securing vaccination school permits under a state act. Ten hog owner applicants, $1 per person, $20 guarantee sent to the state. exam fee $3 in advance. If guaranteed applicants all pass, funds refunded to nonrefundable leads. otherwise funds stay with the state. County agent collects and forwards ten applications with money to the state veterinarian.
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Arm Bureau
Stouder
Roth
General Assembly
Secura
Corn Costs Too Much for Hog Fattening Study Finds
Iowa State College animal husbandry department reports at the duwa Experiment Station that grinding corn to improve palatability does not offset the added cost. The findings emphasize that removing corn from fattening rations is not economical, especially when hogs follow the feedow.
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Duwa
Iowa State College
Estherville Homecoming Set for June 20 and 21
Estherville residents plan a two day homecoming June 20 and 21 featuring a sensational program of attractions, baseball games, concerts, street sports, and speeches. Hank Miles, editor of the Town Legionnaire, will deliver a stirring patriotic address.
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Estherville
Hank Miles
Thieves Break Into Depot and Store in Huntington
Last Monday night thieves entered the Huntington depot and the store, attempting to enter the pool hall without success. They took a doll, small change, and about $25 from the depot. An ax used to open the cash register was found at the store. No other items were disturbed and no clues were found to identify the culprits.
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Estherville Vindicator & Republican
Roy Young's Daughter Injured In Local Accident
Roy Young of this locality fell on a barn door last week injuring his eldest daughter Mira who is hoped to recover quickly from the accident. Des Moines area oil station permits reach 32 since January 1 worth about 125000 with total stations now between 100 and 126. Fox Lake Park hosts Great Chautauqua talent on Sunday June 24 including the Tom OShanter Band from Tracy Minnesota and a Sherburn vs Rairbuult ballgame. Don’t Feed The Clothes Moth advises airing and cleaning stored garments to deter pests, with emphasis on wiring entomologist J D Butcher of Iowa State College.
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Roy Young
Sine Mia
Mira
Dex Movnes
Des Moines
Fox Lake Park
Tom O'Shanter
Tracy
Minnesota
Sherburn
Rairbuult
J. D. Butcher
Lowa State College
Fenton
Tows State College
Natal
Lune
Buttermilk Substitutes For Tankage In Poultry Mash
The poultry department of Iowa State College reports dried buttermilk can replace tankage in a mash for laying hens. Substituting 80 pounds of buttermilk for every 100 pounds of tankage yields satisfactory egg production.
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Poultry Department of
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau Ladies Meeting Scheduled for June 21
The Ladies of the Farm Bureau are invited to a meeting on Thursday June 21 at the Soren Duhn home. All members are requested to attend. Secretary Mrs Julius Skow SOS
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Farm Bureau
Soren, Duhn
Julius Skow
Philosophical talk at Town State College commencement
Dr John Timothy Stone of Chivaro addressed the Town State College graduating class, urging service minded living and thinking in terms of world problems and government. He stressed right thinking, leadership, and the test of success as aligning life with humankind needs.
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John Timothy Stone
Chivaro
Town State College
Buren
Farm Bureau of
Walnut Town
Graettin
Dr. Set
Stone
Iinally
Stane
Graettinger Wins Opening County League Game
Graettinger defeated Ruthven 10 to 5 in the county league opener played Thursday afternoon in this city. Five runs in the first inning gave Graettinger the early lead, with only six hits for the team while Ruthven had one off Paulvents delivery. Teuthven’s lone tally came on a pass amid errors in the fifth. Graettinger’s lineup included Paulsen, Elsenbust, Starkey, Horswell, Gammon, Reidy, Johnson, Wrickson, and Donlon. The season features a ten game series against Palo Alto county teams with games each Thursday and business hours closing in the host towns. Admission 25 cents men, 10 cents ladies. under twelve admitted free. Remaining schedule: June 21 Mallard, June 28 Ayrshire, July 5 Emmetsburg, July 12 Ruthven, July 18 West Bend, July 26 Emmetsburg, August 2 Ayrshire, August 9 West Bend, August 16 Mallard.
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Graethinger
Ruthven
Graetlinger
Graettinger
Elsenbust
Wm. Starkey
B. Horswell
Galvin Gammon
John Reidy
Reuben Johnson
Iarl Wrickson
Tom Donlon
Palo Alto County
Imen
Gracttinger
Mallard
Ayrshire
Emmetsburg
West Bend
Farm Bureau Pig Club enrollment and pig counts rising
Farm Bureau reports that boys and girls in the Pure Bred Gilt and Market Club are selecting pigs and starting the club work. Enrollment runs this month with a cutoff of July 1, weighing certificates issued after filings. Pigs fed this year are expected to double from last year as plans for wrap up and a small fall festival unfold.
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Farm Bureau Pig Club
Farm Bureau
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