Local Notes and Movements in the Area
Olene Jacobson travels south on Saturday. T. Jacobson returns from Sioux Falls after business. Ed Arnette ships horses to Manchester NH and sells an 80 acre unimproved Bancroft farm at 210 per acre. Mrs. K J Mitchell visits Estherville. a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Oscar Olson. John Conway buys a new Ford truck for farm use. A new bank building nears completion and to be ready for occupancy around early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstad
Wildey
Ellis
K. J. Mitchell
Estherville
Oscar Olson
the Times
Evening events and notices from Estherville area
Local strolls and visits as residents from Estherville and nearby towns are mentioned. Wildey’s-Ady remarks about a restaurant, plus gatherings for friends at Estherville. Residents Alvin Leyson and Mrs. P. P. Peterson visit, with Carl Gilbough from Swea City. Dr. E. E. Balheim will serve at Windsor hotel May 11. Royal Neighbors meet May 11. The Silent Avenger serial starts May 27 at Hawkeye theatre. Socials for Mrs. Mary McCarty and class play preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen
P. P. Peterson
Estherville
Hawkeye Theatre
Paulsen
Mary McCarty
Ton-Gors Feed Promises Rapid Hog Growth
A historical ad extols Ton-Gors hog feed claiming hogs fed Ton-Gors develop 40 percent faster on a third less feed. It explains Ton-Gors is made from buttermilk creamery byproduct, mixed with grain glutens and bone phosphate, producing a protein rich powder that yields 88 percent added feeding value when reconstituted. The deadline and local dealer contact are noted in Iowa.
Vision specialist to visit city for glasses fitting
Tuesday May 1 visit by a glasses fitter offering scientific fitting for all ages. He promises relief for headaches dizziness eye fatigue and blurred reading or sewing. He asks readers to inform relatives friends and neighbors who may be afflicted to attend the appointment.
Garden and community notes from Graettinger area
Local items report Frank Trunnell returning from Dol liver for contract work and advice on garden cultivation to keep growth. Mrs Hazen arrives from Avoca Minnesota and plans summer home near Ringsted. Graettinger Telephone Company expands with two southwest lines and one northwest line using 2000 pounds of wire. now about 500 patrons. H. J. ONeill named Greene Iowa superintendent. will also teach several subjects. Promotions and local notices mix with advertisements and agricultural chatter.
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Frank Trunnell
Dolliver
Mra. Hazen
Graettinger Telephone Company
Des Moines Register
H. J. O'Neill
Graettinger
Greene, Towa
Dallas Center
Greene
O’neill
Sudan grass offered as key hay and seed crop option
A. D. Hughes champions Sudan grass as a versatile substitute for hay and pasture in current conditions. It requires little labor, should be sown after ern crop, and serves as an ideal seed producer with potential profits around ten cents per fall and about 600 pounds of seed per acre. A circular from Iowa State College outlines cultivation guidance.
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A. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Sudan
Towa
Bulletin
Iowa State College
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FTAA
Cali
John Conway
Hart
Schaffner
Palo Alto County
Hart Shatfner & Marx
Monty
Evens
Ings. Wildey
Ady
Ponthgrae
Mind Gloritude Johnson
Alvin Leyson
Peternen
Rolfe
Clyda Gilbough
Ace Hia Brothers
Sadie
Vil- Wan
Saadie
Saih
Avbeleb
Iowa
E. E. Ballheim
Mason City
Windsor Hotel
Adv
Sadia
A. Saven
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Due. P. Kirby
Knight
Graettinger,owa
Oxy-Acetylene
John Clemensen
Firvt’ National Bank
LaDies
OxFords
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