Local notices and small town updates
Olene Jacobson was a south bound passenger Saturday evening. T. Jacobson returned from Sioux Falls Saturday evening. Ed Arnatte shipped a load of horses by express from Estherville to Manchester New Hampshire this week. Ed Arnette disposed of an 80 acre farm near Bancroft for 210 per acre. Mrs. E. J. Mitchell spent Saturday with friends at Estherville. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of this city Tuesday. John Conway purchased a new Ford truck earlier this week. The new bank building is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy about the first of September.
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Holetad
Wildey
Adiv
Ellis
Olene Jacobson
T. Jacobson
Sioux Falls
Ed Arnatte
Estherville
Manchester
New Hampshire
Ed Arnette
Bancroft
E. J. Mitchell
Oscar Olson
the Times
Silent Avenger at Hawkeye theatre and town notices
A May 11 schedule lists Dr E J Balhertn of Mason City at Windor hotel 8 am to 4 40 pm. Royal Neighbors meet eight pm. A new serial The Silent Avenger to start May 27. Mrs Mary McCarty social gathering described. seniors work on class play May 14 with hero heroine and villain. many local names appear with illness visits and a social luncheon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alen
P. P. Peterson
Eatherville
Victor Migvall
E. J. Balhetm
Mason City
Windsor Hotel
Royal
Hawkeye Theatre
Paulsen
Mary McCarty
Sadie
Villian
Pearl Rebber
Ton-Gors Hog Feed Claims Rapid Hog Growth
An advertisement touts Ton-Gors hog feed, claiming hogs fed its red yellow powder develop 40 percent faster and require one third less feed. It explains the mixture uses creamery buttermilk water gluten from wheat barley rye bone phosphate and claims 88 percent added feeding value with water. The copy urges readers to order Ton-Gors from local dealers now for bigger profits.
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Ton-Gora
Eye Doctor Visit to Fit Glasses in Graettinger
In Graettinger Iowa on Tuesday May 11 from 8 am to 4 30 pm a glasses specialist will visit to fit glasses for all ages. He promises scientifically fitted spectacles to reduce headaches dizziness and eye strain and urges referrals for relatives friends or neighbors who suffer eye trouble.
Garden care and local notices in Graettinger area
Frank Trannell returns from Dol liver for contract work. Mrs. Hazen arrives from Avoca Minnesota and will stay near Ringsted. Graettinger Telephone Co expands lines southwest and northwest using 2000 pounds of wire, serving about 500 patrons. H J O Neill named Greene Iowa school superintendent. will teach several subjects. Ads promote a mystery play “Assisted by Sadie” and a Sudan grass suggestion for oats due to weather.
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Frank Trannell
Dolliver
Hazen
Graettinger
Avoca
Minnesota
Ringsted
Nebraska
A. G.risk
Baumgartner
Grachtinger Telephone Company
Graettinger Telephone Company
Des Moines Register
H. J. O’neill
Greene
Iowa
Dallas Center
O'Neill
Sudan Grass Emerges as Practical Cash Crop Substitute
H D Hughes head of farm crops says non-lequinous emergency hay crops offer a strong substitute in the current season. Sudan grass requires modest labor, should be sown after ern crop, and suits this year’s unique situation. It yields well, resists shattering and lodging, can be a seed producer with about ten cents per pound not an unlikely price this fall, averaging 600 pounds seed per acre. A new circular “Sudan Grass in Iowa” from Iowa State College Bulletin Section explains cultivation for beginners.
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H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Sudan
Towa
Bulletin
Towa State College
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John Conway
Hart
Schaffin
Palo Alto County
Gettrine
Johnzon
Alvin Larson
Rolfe
Clyde Gilbaugh
Swea City
Ton-Gors
E. E. Ballheim
Ady
Adv
Department of Town State College
Eesak
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jno
P. Kirby
President
Vincent Kelly
R. S. Knight
Assistar IG
Graeti
Gow
John
Clemenson
Firat
National ‘Bank
Louis Hpel
Pri Riget
Quasi