Two Lowans Tie Farms for Terraced Erosion Plan
Two farmers from Iowa partner on terrace lined fields near Geeenticlé, Texas. Each farm spans about 320 acres with one parcel farmed by Hamilton and the other by Rice. They cooperate with the Town State fence and Soil Conservation Service on a Grand River erosion control project. The exhibit shows Joe Hamilton and Ben Rice beside a fence line separating the parcels as terraces extend along slopes and cover all acres under a complete erosion centered plan including crop rotations and land treatment.
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Geeenticlé
Ber Rise
Soil Conservation
Brewe
Joe Hamiltion
Ben Rice
Bernice
Hamilton
Ritiog & Redarons
Fritzsche
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Be On Your Guard Against Local Scam Ring
Report highlights a fragmented account of a Sunday issue exposing a wave of alleged cons. Names of involved sales crews, towns Ames Tipton Arlington Lincoln Highway and a church drive are cited as targets. Citizens urged to alert police about questionable solicitations and suspicious fund drives.
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Cvharies Citr
Rappatt
Christian Army of Americs
Spences
Tipton
Lincoln Highway
Mangaunt Saleamen
Arlington
Mpart
Tai
With Our Churches Sunday Schedule Details
The Sunday schedule lists Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. with classes for all ages. No church services August 6 or 13. Young People’s League at 7 p.m. Evening union service at 8 p.m. in the Christian church. Ladies’ aid meets August 10 at Mrs. Sarah Winkler’s home with Miss Anna Driever as hostess. A weekly series of sermons ends with a July period and a focus on youth and religious sincerity.
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Evangelical Church
Young People’s League
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Sarah Winkler
Anna Driever
Eevning Union
Firs
Sur
Mies
Senos
Gur
League
Capitol Hill this week in review by J Sweely
Capitol Hill maneuvers unfold as Congress nears a winter recess with the first session ending in days and the second session dependent on several key, evolving factors. The piece notes Congress members resisting pensions, debates over labor policy, farmer concerns, and calls for action by Secretary Wallace amid cross party negotiations and potential diplomatic constraints.
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J. Sweely
Washington
GB. C
Congress
Capitol
Calumalt
Fortearanre
Benerosity
Capitol Hei
Fragmented notes on NLRB critique and hearings
The document records an investigation committee seeking evidence from employers and employees for reform of NLRB activities. It lists attendees including Misses Mary Sturmer and Jessamine Fu gstein, Ogden W. Green, and others from Beatrice and Lincoln. It references past year figures in livestock, minerals, and preserved meats, plus mentions travel and readings on free speech and Taft era topics.
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George Heinke
NLRB
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Locust Grove notes on family visits and travel
Gien Meek recovered from appendicitis and returned home. Merrill Pierson and family of Des Moines spent the weekend with relatives. Mirthie Hultman of Los Angeles visited her sister Mrs Glen Erste and Jamies. A Los Angeles schoolteacher plans to leave soon for California. Eldon Plerton and family, Bigd Lee of Michigan City, Iowa, visited relatives. Dozen Pinochle club members shared a Sunday dinner at the home of Clyde Johnston. The group plans another picnic in two weeks at BF Guage’s home.
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Gien Meek
Linin
Burg Hospital
Detroit
Lawn
California
Los Angeles
Brie
Melehbers
Eldon Plerton
Ison
Bigd Lee
Michiean City
Indiai
Fairfax
Nin Esses Park
Colo
Thi
Clyda John Shore
V.L. Schnepp
Delbery Milier
St. Frank Meguren
Grand Sry
Guda Goldie Gritin
Jane Marl Boylan
Nosthoorn
Floid Cruse
Verda
Sar
Frank Nook
Clyde Johnston
Lea
Viola Griffin
iThe Group
PLC
Nic
Guagenom Mar
Lightfoot
Morridey
el- Lichiicot
Farragui
Réa Cruse
Bex Gudrel
James
Raymonors
Bunep Lightfoot
Community notices and visits amid summer socializing
Local families including Gruters Mersons and McParlands plan Thursday picnic supper at Center Lake north of Shenandoah. Guests at Livingston home Sunday include Livingstons and Lightfoots. Estes Park trip noted. Several families vacationing in Estes Park and Yellowstone. college students attend rush week at Crystal Lake. Nearby residents visit relatives and plan weekend trips.
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Anne Marie Gruter
Center's Lake
Shenandoah
R. L. Merson
Opal McParland Lef
Estes Part
Colo
Paul Gruber
Livingston
Imm Livingston
Lee Lightfoot
Lois
Vern
Marjorie
John Livingston
WA. Lvington
Alma and Dale
Don
Elmer Lightfoot
Jimmy
Sherman
Foot
Gene
Loren ‘Livingston
Kenneth Durles
Henry Elliott
Couneil Bluffs
RK. L
Crystal Lake
College Springs
Eleanor Nook
Umeie
jMr
George Green
Harburg
Ruby
Mor
Lorraine Nckalls
Clyde Crump
Hambure
Frank Nook
Mendes
Lorraine Nuckolls
JD. M. Gok
Pauline
Porter's Lake
Shenantoan
Virgil Benes
Carroll
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