Local Notes and Transactions Across Town
Olene Jacobson was a south bound passenger Saturday evening. T. Jacobson returned from Sioux Falls Saturday evening after attending to business matters. Ed Arnette shipped a load of horses by express from Estherville to Manchester New Hampshire this week. Ed Arnette sold an 80 acre farm near Bancroft for 210 dollars per acre. Mrs E J Mitchell spent Saturday with friends in Estherville. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson of this city Tuesday. John Conway bought a new Ford truck at the start of the week for farm work. The new bank building nears completion and will be ready for occupancy about the first of September.
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Holstad
Wildey
Ellis
Olene Jacobson
T. Jacobson
Sioux Falls
Ed Arnette
Estherville
Manchester
New Hampshire
Bancroft
E. J. Mitchell
Oscar Olson
Thin City
the Times
John Conway
Local notes of visits events and theatre plans
A collage of social visits and local happenings. Alvin Largon and H. F. Petersen are noted visitors, with several residents visiting Estherville and Swea City. A Mason City eye specialist will be at Windsor Hotel May 11. The Silent Avenger debuts at Hawkeye Theatre May 27. Senior class play rehearsals progress with May 14 performance, featuring a hero, heroine, and a villain, assisted by Sadie.
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Sadie
Villian
Ton-Gors Hog Feed Promises Faster Growth and Profit
Advertisement touts Ton-Gors hog food claiming 40 percent faster development in tests. Describes production from buttermilk and grains, yielding a rich powder mixed with water to feed hogs. Encourages ordering from local dealers to boost profits and animal size.
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Desser
Glasses That Fit Specialist Visit Coming To Town
Eye care expert announces a one day visit on Tuesday May 11 from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. offering scientific fitting of glasses for all ages. People with headaches dizzy spells blurred vision or eye strain are urged to attend and spread the word to relatives and neighbors.
Local notes include Graettinger growth and new openings
Frank Tronnell returns from Doliver to do contract work. Mrs Hazen arrives in Graettinger from Avoca Minnesota and will reside near Ringsted for the summer. Lines for Graettinger Telephone Co are being replaced with two new southwest lines and one northwest line, using 2060 pounds of wire. company serves about 500 patrons. H. J. O Neill named Greene Iowa public schools superintendent after Dallas Center posting. Various ads and notices on mysteries and Sudan grass for oats conclude this clipping.
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Graettinger Telephone Company
Des Moines Register
H. J. O'Neill
Graettinger
Greene, Iowa
Dallas Center
Greene
O'Neill
Sudan grass touted as versatile farm crop in Iowa report
H D Hughes notes Sudan grass as a strong substitute for hay and pasture in the current season. It requires little labor and attention, should be sown after fern crops, and can yield high quality seed around ten cents per pound with about 600 pounds per acre. A new Iowa State College bulletin outlines cultivation steps.
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H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Sudan
Towa
Bulletin
Iowa State College
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Hari
Palo Alto County
Hart Shaffner
MARX
Miks
Alvin Lnrgon Hag
H. F. Petersen
Rolfe, Wis
Grachtinger
Clyde’ Gilhaugh
Swea City
Thomas. Allen
P. P. Peterson
Esther‘ville
Victor Inggall
E. EB
Balholm
Mason City
Windsor Hotel
Royal
Hawkeye Theatre
Paulsen
Mary McCarty
C. A. Seleb Graettinger
Iowa
E. E. Ballheim
Frank Tronnell
Dolliver
Adv
Farm Crops Department of
Tate
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jno
P. Kirby
President
Vincent Kelly
R. S. Knight
John Clemensen
Ladies
Oxfords
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