Chautauqua Held July 3 to 7 by Midland Company
The Midland Chautauqua company will stage a five day program July 3 to 7 featuring speakers Dean W. H. Thamon De H W Sars and Martha Trimble. Acts include Pex o My Heart and The Company Exquisite with Zellner and Ensemble Quartette led by E Henri Boyd. The Centre Sixaloging Orchestra will perform and labor reports note rising wages across southern California and in agricultural and white collar roles.
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Gradtinner Chautauqua
Midland Chautauqua Company
Sone
Amon Tha
Graettinger
Dean W. H. Thamon
de H.W. Sars
Martha Trimble
Exquisite
Zellner
Pogram
Jnsemble Quartette
E. Henri Boyd
Virginia Jubilee Singers
Centre Six Aloging
Harvard
California
Thoresons Begin Extended Auto Trip After Work
Mr and Mrs Carl Thoreson left by auto on the last work day of the week for an extended visit. Their route includes St Paul and the Dakotas with planned stops at inviting places. They carry a complete camping outfit and hope for a pleasant trip ahead.
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Carl Thoreson
St Paul
Dakotas
Ford Aims to Produce 6 700 Cars Daily By 1924
Ford Motor Co. plans to sustain a daily output near 6 700 cars through 1920 and into 1924. Profits currently run between eight and ten million dollars monthly. The five weekly purchase plan is reported by Mr. Ford to be met with an amazing response.
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Foil “Motor Co
Ford
Boy Injured By Cap Gun Accident At Local Place
Kormeth Plorgon, Saturday injures from a toy cap gun when a revolver cartridge discharged into his hand. He was treated at Matherville hospital and is recovering. Also, Palo Alto County Karim Bureau reports a record 6000 attendees at the 4th annual picnic, described as bigger and better than previous years.
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Kormeth Plorgon
Kenneth
Mra
Ch K
Plorson
Matherville Hospital
Ian
Locke
Palo Alto County
Karim Bureau
Bluesnorth and Armstrong to Play at Hand's Park Sunday
Bluesnorth and Armstrong, fast salaried teams, meet at Hand's Park in Bluesnorth Minnesota next Sunday. Game starts at 2:00 PM with dancing afternoon and evening by Al Gabel of Cedar Rapids, a top road orchestra. For details see ads in this issue.
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Hand's Park
Bluesnorth
Minnesota
Armstrong
Hand’s Park
Ius
al Gabel
Cedar Rapids
Times
Vox Like
Fleece Wool Growers Pool Set for June 27 28
Palo Alto County Fleece Wool Growers association votes to continue the wool pool with gatherings on June 27 and 28 to weigh market and load fleece in a car on the Rock Island tracks near the depot. The pool has previously boosted prices and profits for Iowa wool growers through competitive sales.
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Palo Alto
Graelinger Market Reports June 20 1928 Prices Top $7.60
Market notes list top price of 7 dollars 60 cents for items and mention a saying about a motorist with one foot in the grave and the other on the accelerator. The garbled text shows fragmentary market pricing and a humorous quote about risk on the road.
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Graelinger
Werdnesday
COM Cp
OAS
Farmers Set Threshing Price At 24 Cents A Bushel
A meeting at the county courthouse discussed threshing oats with farmers supplying fuel. A 24¢ per bushel rate was recommended as fair and reasonable, with other bids rejected. Rye timothy and small seeds would be set by mutual agreement. a next meeting is planned for June, with Wert Salven reappointed chairman and Mike Olson secretary.
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Nefstead
Wert Salven
Net
Mike Olson
Act
Vaccination Schools Information for Farm Bureau
Dr. Stouder outlines how to secure serum vaccination schools for hog owners. Ten applications from county hog owners are required, with a $3.00 fee or a $380.00 guarantee sent to the state veterinarian along with the applications and a proposed school date. If the examination is pursued, a $3.00 permit applies. The Attorney General notes the examination aid is limited to the school sponsor. funds may be nonrefundable if the school is not held. Applicants may attend other schools later and obtain the permit without extra fees if they pass the exam. A $9.00 fee is collected in advance by each applicant who requests the examination, refundable if the guaranteed school fails. Applications within the county go through the county agent.
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Farm Bureau
Stouder
General Assembly
Ufe
Unl
Corn Costs Too Much for Pind Feeding
Iowa Experiment Station research from Iowa State College animal husbandry shows that grinding corn for cattle feed is not cost effective, especially when hogs follow the feeders. Grinding makes the grain more palatable but does not offset the extra cost.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Estherville Homecoming Planned for June 20 and 21
Estherville will stage a two day homecoming on June 20 and 21 featuring sensational and comic attractions baseball games bad concerts street sports and public speaking. Frank Miles editor of the Town Legionnaire will deliver a stirring patriotic address.
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Estherville
Frank Miles
Thieves Break Into Depot and Store in Huntington
Thieves entered the Huntington depot and a store last Monday night. They attempted entry at the pool hall but failed. About $25 in small change was taken from the store and roughly $2 in small change from the depot. The depot ax was found at the store used to open a cash register. No further disturbances or clues.
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Huntington
Therville Vindicator & Republican
Philosophy and agriculture note from Town State College sermon and potato pest advice
Dr. Limothy Stone of Qhinigu delivers a baccalaureate sermon at Town State College stressing constructive criticism and service minded thinking as keys to success. Separately Z A Fenton at Town State College warns the potato leaf hopper threatens crops due to late plantings and outlines Bordeaux spray formulas and beetle controls to protect vines.
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John ‘Limothy Stone
Qhinigu
Town State College
Dr. Stone
Z. A. Fenton
Juus
Abel
Roy Youngs Daughter Injured In Local Barn Incident
The oldest daughter of Myr and Mrs. Roy Young suffered a severe injury to her throat after a barn door accident last week. Wishing her a speedy recovery, local residents and friends express concern for her condition.
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Roy Young
Myr
Graettinger Wins Opening County League Game 20 to 1
Graettinger defeated Ruthven 20 to 1 in the County League opener. Paulsen pitched, assisting in a five-run first inning while Graettinger collected six hits. Ruthven scored on a bases loaded walk in the fifth. schedule shows travel to Mallard, Ayrshire, Emmetsburg, Ruthven, West Bend, and Mallard through August with local admissions set at one and two free for children under twelve.
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Graektinger
Ruthven
Graettinger
Seaves
Paulsen
Eisenbast
Wm. Starkey
B. Horswell
Calvin Gammon
John Reidy
Reuben Johnson
Marl Trickson
Fom Donlon
Palo Alto County
Grachtinger
Mallard
Ayrshire
Emmetsburg
West Bend
Emmetssburg
Farm Barely Pig Club Expands Pigs and Enrollments
The Pure Bred Gilt and Market Club plans to double the pigs fed this year and begin club work for boys and girls. Enrollment is open this month with a July 1 deadline, weighing certificates issued after enrollments are filed with the Farm Bureau. Pig Club work ends this fall with a fall festival.
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Farm Bureau
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