Local items from Bedford area and surrounding towns
Dentists and residents visits mark a busy week in Bedford Iowa area. Rev and Mrs A J Bissinger of Prescott visited, wallpaper stocked at drug store, and multiple local families headed to reunions and travel. Ella Mae Shepherd returned home to Red Oak after months with the Dave Henton family. Miss Ruby Woodyard plans a California trip. postmaster Elllis Wiley of Diagonal assumed duties July 1 following Dolecheck’s resignation. Carl Werner and son of Des Moines visited relatives and attended the Garrison reunion in Clarinda before returning home.
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Misa Ella Mae Shepherd
Dave Henton
Red Oak
Long term, low rate Fed Land Bank loans in Taylor
For long term, low rate Fed Land Bank loans in Taylor Iowa see J. D. Loudon See ry Taylor County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Taylor Inty
J. D. Loudon
Seery
Taylor County
Iowa
Christian Churches Rally at Bedford Church Next Sunday
Christian Churches of Taylor county hold a rally at Bedford church next Sunday July 6 with a 1:00 p.m. covered dish meal. Rev D A Dillinger state secretary will lead a forum on Church Problems and speak at 8:00 p.m. Union services. A recreation hour for youth and Christian Endeavor meetings begin at 6:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
Taylor County
Bedford Church
D. A. Dillinger
See’y
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ Service and Youth Conference Report
The Church of Christ led by Minister Ben W. Sinderson holds church school at 10:00 a.m. with communion and worship at 11:00 a.m. Delegates to the Youth Conference will present their report during the service.
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Ben W. Sinderson
Methodist Church Service Notice with Vacation
Methodist Church welcomes worshippers with morning and evening services led by Pastor C W Proctor. Church School at 10 00 a m. Sermon by the pastor with appropriate music. The pastor and wife have been granted a vacation likely to begin after next Sabbath services.
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Ichurch School
Free Methodist Church Sunday Services Schedule
Free Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m led by Rev Biggerstaff Evening Service at 8 o clock with preaching by the pastor Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m All are invited and asked to bring a friend Pastor W F Biggerstaff plans Oak Hill visit at 11 a m Sunday Collectively inviting community to attend all services.
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Mra Biggerstaff
Rev. Biggerstaff
Oak Hill
W. F. Biggersteff
Dairy Cattle Need Roughage for Key Vitamins
Dr. W B Nevens explains dairy nutrition focusing on roughage as the main vitamin source. Green, well-preserved legume roughages supply vitamins A and D, with carotene converting to A in cows. Sunlight and sun-cured hay provide D. calves receive cod liver oil in milk.
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W. B. Nevens
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Woodland Pasture Divisive Forestry Recommendation
Foresters advise divorcing wood from pasture to improve livestock safety and productivity. Open bluegrass yields about 3000 pounds of dry matter per acre, while woodland grazed plots yield around 450 pounds. The combined value of woodland and pasture falls short of separate woods or pasture. Restoring productivity requires complete removal of livestock.
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Carroll
Advise Special Care For Orphan Lambs
Orphan lambs should be fed milk from a freshened cow if possible or warm drawn milk from other cows. Heat only gently if heating, about 98 degrees. Do not dilute cow milk with water. For the first days feed one tablespoonful every two hours, then increase and reduce feeds to three times daily after a week or 10 days. Avoid overfeeding to prevent scours. Encourage grain and hay. use a lamb creep with crushed oats bran and corn meal and a hay rack.
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P. A. Anderson
University Farm
St. Paul
Controlling Tobacco Worms With Naphthalene Flakes
Small worms that uproot tobacco plants in beds can be controlled by applying naphthalene flakes at 1% pounds per 100 square yards. Often one application suffices. If extra treatments are needed, space them about a week apart and repeat promptly after strong winds.
Two Tone Meat Loaf and Picnic Snacks Recipe
A vintage style recipe tucked with picnic ideas outlines Two-Tone Meat Loaf with pork and beef layers and a ham second layer, plus tips to carry lettuce separately. Includes leftovers veggie puffs made from mashed potatoes peas carrots and parsley, baked as small puffs.
Bradley Family Visit Returns Home From Clarinda
Mr and Mrs Ellis Bradley of Clarinda visited Sunday evening at Mea Cecil Morgan's home. Mrs A B Bradley, mother of Ellis, had been visiting in her daughter's home the past week and returned home with them.
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Ellis Bradley
Clarinda
Mea Cecil Morgan
A. 8. Bradley
Missionary Society Meeting Held at Mrs Chandler Home
The regular monthly session of the missionary society of the Christian church met Wednesday morning with Mrs W L Chandler in charge. After the business meeting and lesson, refreshments were served by the host. 83
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. L. Chandler
Mrs Ray Walker Taken To Clarinda Hospital For Treatment
Mrs Ray Walker was taken to the hospital at Clarinda on Monday where she will receive treatments.
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Ray Walker
Clarinda
Shenandoah visitors include Chandler and Wallace kin
Mr and Mrs Toby Carson and Kay of Shenandoah visited Sunday with her mother Mrs W L Chandler and her sister Mrs Kent Wallace and family.
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Toby Carson
Kay
Shenandoah
W. L. Chandler
Kent Wallace
Guests of Horace Beemer Hosts Include Wintermute Family
Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Horace Beemer included Hempton Wintermute and family of Con way and Mr and Mrs Claude with Ir.
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Horace Beemer
Hempton Wintermute
Conway Snd
Claude Wd Ir
Davie Family Vacation Visit Near Mt Ayr
Mrs Msin Davie and children and Annabel Stephena left Sunday for a visit with Mrs Davie's parents near Mt. Ayr. Local family sources note travel plans and kinship ties amid small town updates.
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Msin Davie
Annabel Stephena
Mre Davia’ Parenta
Mt. Ayr
Favorite face powder at the drug store noted
Centerville residents Arthur Fox and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ronald Webb. Carlisle guests Mr and Mrs John Goodhue and sons spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Young. A reunion of the Garrison relatives was attended at Clar inda with several named attendees. Clarice Jamison visited from near Clar inda with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Lock. A baby daughter was born June 30 to Mr and Mrs How ard Sturm. Osceola visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Burwell left to visit his sister at New Market leaving the children with relatives as the parents travel to the Ozarks.
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Arthur Fox
Centerville
Ronald Webb
John Goodhue
Arthur Meyers
Mra I. M. Damewood
Frank Fleming
Clarinda
Clarice Jamison
Near Clarinda
Chas
Paul Burwell
Osceola
Alda Burwell
Mr. Burwell
Mra Linus Bailey
New Market
Ozarks
Stearns Visit Near New Market
Mr and Mrs Robert Stearns of near New Market visited Sunday, staying with his mother Mra A L Stearns.
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Mea
Robert Stearns
Near New Market
Mra
A. L. Stearns
Local residents seek medical treatment in Iowa City
Mrs Emma Creech returned Monday from Iowa City where she had gone last week for treatment. Mrs Hart McMahill went last week also for treatment.
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Emma Creech
Iowa City
Hart McMahill
Notice Of Final Report In Estate Of M L Robey Deceased
Administrator Elmer Brown asks the Taylor County District Court to approve his final report and discharge. The hearing is set for July 10 1941 at 10 AM in Bedford Court House. All named parties and creditors may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
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M. L. Robey
District Court of
Iowa
Taylor County
W.A. Robey
Anna Churchill
A. D. Robey
Mary Robey
Louis Robey
Edna Douglas
Jessie Sawhill
Jennie Fisher
Clyde Robey
Jake Robey
G. A. Churchill
Walker & Shum
J. A. Gaebler
Ora Churchill
Fuller Lumber Company
Court House
Bedford Town
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M. R. Francis
Bedford
A. J. Bissinger
Prescott
Cecil Heninger
Barbere
Bar of Oklahoma
Iona Hennger
Geo. Depew
Pee Belle
St. Joseph
Missouri
Scott Pimm
B'zal Ruswell
Corning
Alva McCoy
Maude McCoy
Aon Donad
McCoy
Willieca
Ruby Woodyard
California
Eillis E. Wiley
Diagonal
Bernard Dolecheck
Aynard Stogdill
Robert En
Milford
vaCarl Werner
Ms Moines
IL. M.ilwood
Werner
Heir
Bnds
Ikinds
Don McGinnis
Arinda
Green 28
Nt Eblin
Mberland
Christian Church Rally
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
C. W. Proctor
Free Methodist Church
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
U. S
France
Franklin
Pathfinder Polls
Pathfinder
Washington
Carr
Eyscttte
Armour’s
Lambley’s
Howard Sturm
Ross Jewelers
Henry Field Store
Elmer Brown
M. L. Rabey
J. Wicketey
Adm
C. W. Steward
Bedford, Iowa
Anera's Drug Store
Crystal Lake
College Springs
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