Farragut News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Happenings
Local notes recount visits from Mrs Flatty of Prince Edward Ned and Ruth Love in New Market, family news, and church events. Shown are hospital updates on Franklin Dowell, stock exhibitions at Shenandoah fair, road trips to Colorado and Nebraska, school preparations, and community gatherings reflecting a bustling town calendar.
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R. Grape
Flatty
Prince Edward
Ned
Leta Corbin
Ruth Love
New Market
H. P. Anderson
Chas. Manrose
Gharnie
Ira Burdick
Des Moines
Etta Davis
Christina Winsom
Congregational Church
Franklin Dowell
Charles Dowell
Shenandoah
William Yates
Colorado
Nels Anderson
Mary Wilson
Falls City
Neb
Julia Dean
Blanchard
Johnson
St. Joe
R. S. Bickett
Earl Vincent
Frank Coykendall
Newton
Wir
Ross Lamb
Riverton
Wood Lamb
Evelyn Palm
W. H. Howard
P. P. Smith
Filmore
Ill
John Howard
Clyde Howard
Lloyd Howard
Ora Miller
Illinois
Florence Snyder
Wm. Snyder
J. C. Jones
Della True
Omaha
Willard Robbins
Dale Ellis
Creston
R. T. Jones
A. D. Coleman
Mabel Jones
Ralph
Paul
Prescott
Iowa
F. B. McAllister
Osceola
M. E. McAllister
Ruth Turnbull
Mildred Reid
Shenandoah Fair
Poland
China
George Gruber
Merle Bopp
Hampshire
Earl Gudgel
Boone
Chautauqua
A. Z. Davis
Ruth Acord
Thos
Medfahon, Jr
B. Thornton
Hamburg Scouts
Riverton Scouts
Roy Lyle
Thomas Barnes
Seth Cox
Hiawatha
Kansas
Jessie Case
Dorothy Darland
Doris Coleman
Nevia Wilson
Gunter School
Miss Case
Fairview
Darland
Nishna Valley
Wilson
Pharman
Elizabeth Hamann
Madison
Madge Flass
Miss Hamann
Miss Flags
Conservatory of Music
Lincoln
H. 7
Hamann
Marie
F. E. Rubey
L. Rogers
W. T. Cox
Ewxie
Witchita
Exie
The
Commercial Savings Bank
Archie Perkins
Forest Roe
Lavin Gox
F. H. Roberts
Suniday
Farmington
Town
Rela
Frank Palm
Rev. Herr
W. W. Morgan
P. Chaney
Homer Spangler
Stewart, Neb
Will Shane
Ray Wright
Malvern
Wm. Hilton
Robt. Popejoy
Wallback
Nebraska
John McMahon
Imogene
Emma ‘Vaughn
M. E. Kimball
Lansing
TR. Kimball
Texas
E. Thornton
Sidney
L. L. Hastings
H. C. Stewart
Afra. Stewart
Burlington
Lake City
Franklin
A. D. A. Herriman
Lake Okoboji
Lunch program expands to Iowa schools in 1919 20
More than a thousand public schools in Iowa served hot noonday lunches in 1919 20 across 88 of 98 counties reporting. The movement shows growing support and expectations rise for a larger turnout this year as rural consolidated schools increasingly adopt the practice.
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Iowa
Noon lunches gain traction in consolidated schools
Lunches at noon were served in 30 percent of schools, and the share is likely to exceed 30 percent this year as noon meals prove desirable. Last year many consolidated schools offered self sustaining lunches at moderate prices and even turned a small profit, such as Ventura in Cerro Gordo county where warm lunches at 18 cents or less added about 75 dollars to the treasury after equipment purchases.
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Ventura
Cerro Gordo County
Treasury
Local papers urged for purebred livestock sale ads
Generally speaking, any well balanced advertising campaign to promote a purebred livestock sale should include the local news papers as well as farm and other journals of wider circulation, says H. H. Kildee of the animal.
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H. H. Kildee
Local advertising vital for breeders say Iowa State experts
Experienced livestock men emphasize focal support for sales and breeder business growth. Local advertising builds reputation through home territory standing and neighborly reach. The best ads use various media and should regularly include the local newspaper to keep communities informed.
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Iowa State College
Mr. Kildee
Vanderpool Bound Over In Liquor Still Case
Vanderpool, a McPaul resident, was bound over after paying a fine in justice court for illegal operation of a liquor still on his farm. The case highlights local enforcement actions against illicit alcohol production.
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Harry Vanderpool
McPaul
Justice Court
Vanderpool Bound Over In Federal Case At Council Bluffs
In federal court at Council Bluffs on Tuesday Vanderpool waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the federal grand jury in the sum of 750 dollars. A farm raid yielded two complete stills ten gallons of liquor and a Ford car containing whiskey. If convicted the maximum penalty is a 1000 dollar fine or six months imprisonment or both. Published in the Sidney Argus.
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Council Bluffs
Vanderpool
Voth
Sidney Argus
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