North of Town Nutrition course ends in Sidney at Hassell Laird home
The final nutrition lesson on fruits and vegetables was held at Mrs. Hassell Laird’s Sidney residence last Friday. A full meal was prepared and eaten by all present, a rare format for the group. Washington township attendees included Mrs. Clyde Hatten and others, while North Liberty Ladies Aid met at Mrs. James Cartmill’s for an all day gathering with eight visitors. The next meeting at Mrs. Raymond Driever’s will discuss the August picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Chance Calkins visited the Tince Fletcher home. Word arrived of the death of a small Mullinix child in Michigan. funeral plans and sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Heavy rains caused flooding along the Nishna, affecting Spices, Baker, Zach, and Nahlekunst. hoping for drier days ahead. August Hinze and Adolph Zach families visited George McKean. O J Prather attended the Sidney Reade funeral. Mayse Fagleman vacationed near Mrs. John Nahkunst. Laura Knappe of Shenardezh visited Harry Weider and others. L L Stone and others called at George McKean’s. Jahn Nahkunst home work ongoing with paper hangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Fletcher
Kvira Crouse
Lucille McKean
North Liberty
James Cartmill
Mesdames Robert Rose
Fred Schneider
John Nahkunst
Raymond Driever
Charley Barnes
Neva Simpson
Chance Calkins
Tinice Fletcher
Gene Wright
Jim Mullinix
Michigan
Mullinix
Wright
Baker
Zach
Nahlekunst
August Hinze
Adolph Zach
George McKean
Sanjay
O. J. Prather
Sidney Reade
Sidney
Mayse Fagleman
John Nah
Laura Knappe
Shenardezh
Harry Weider News
Pe Me L. Stone
Jahn Nahkuust
Local notices from Percival and area residents
Community notes list visits and travels among Percival Park and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Wilson, Mr and Mrs Tobin Wright, Mrs Coulter, Mr and Mrs Wall Rogers, Mrs Cathern McNaney, Mrs George Cullin, Mr and Mrs Will Shelden, Mrs Ed Darnst, Mrs Mollie Keyser, Robi Toddston family, and many others. Items cover hospital plans, maus relations, trips to Omaha and Sioux City, and social gatherings at the home of Mrs T Reuters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaeth
Wall Rogers
Cathern McNaney
Hamburg
George Cullin
Will Shelden
Burlington
Towa
Ed Darnst
Dane Hospital
Naraska City
Mollie Keyser
Hinroln
Robi Toddston
Woneka
Kans
T. Reuters
Mes Rees
Wil Jones
Gil
Ider Rogers
Fincter
Sioux City
J. Taprabl
Qualyn Ketloge
Omaha
Lennar
Hrockie
Lame
Braekie
Miva Byanyetlue Burk
Wateon
Weekend Shopping and Family Visits Reported
In Omaha last Friday Mr and Mrs W A Burk and Mrs Bert Wadhams and Mrs Ros Graham were seen shopping. Joe Gainen and family of Parra ent spent Tuesday with home folks in Watson. Frances Harmon, formerly visiting in laws, returned home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burk
Bert. Wadhams
Ros. Graham
Omaha
Joe Gainen
Parraent
Watson
Frances Harmon
Laws
Watson News Notes From Hamburg and Nearby Towns
Local notes report visits and calls by Claudia Brown Nettie Wing Dave Bradley and others from Hamburg Rock Port Council Bluffs Tarkio Coming Craig Oklahoma and St Joe. Social events include Sunday school party Home Makers ice cream supper and a planned Rock Port band concert for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Claudia Brown
Nettie Wing
Hamburg
Dave Bradley
Rock Port
Watson
Tim Hartman
Pierce Gatispa
Omaha
I. B. Gaines
Bill Frede
Bill Cheeseman
Tarkio
C. P
Church Yard
Marjorie
Colleen Morgans
Craig
Missouri
Earl Goo
Council Bluffs
Carl Jane
Ladses
Home Makers Club
Johnson Building
Charley Smith
Wm. Smith
Phelps
Grover Harmon
Mildred
Marjorie Shandy
Oklahoma
Kansas
Doris Wier
St Joe
Alma Buhr
Bill Hay
Milas
Bharman Christian
Jerelding
Dame Fox
Floys Feiner
Stono
Was
Marry Moore
Waller Case
Som
Dean
Watar
Dr. Gray
Dirk Gurat
Buviek Sean
Jamer Hintson
Willard Gaines
John Good
Bluffs
Charley Scarbrough
Madison News Briefs On Rain Sunday Services Canceled
The Madison News notes there were no services Sunday due to rain. A Children's Day program is planned for next Sunday at ten o'clock in the morning. Donald Brown visited from Lincoln to spend Sunday with family. Orville Sonner, a former Ames student, returned home for summer vacation. Frank Weisenberger and family were in Farragut on business. Miller’s house was repainted last week. Bart Ramsey left for Ute to work with bluegrass strippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Donald Brown
Lincoln
Orville Sonner
Ames
Frank Weisenberger
Farragut
Miller
Bart Ramsey
Ute
Iowa
The Luthar Burbank Story in Santa Rosa’s Early Days
Fifty one years ago a young man arrived in Santa Rosa and chose to settle, setting in motion a life that made Burbank a household name as a pioneering horticulturalist. His work centered on selecting desirable traits, breeding hybrids, and conducting extensive trials, including raising 40 000 hybrid prints to achieve a single successful result. The passage notes his influence, health decline after a religious controversy, and his legacy in plant and hybrid science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigars
Danie
Burbank
Hybring
Nature
United States Department of Mariculture
Burbank’s potato work funded by Carnegie Institute
The account notes improvement in potatoes valued at over 17 million dollars to the country. The Carnegie Institute funded Burbank with 19000 dollars annually for ten years to support his experiments. It argues that profits did not make him wealthy and that patrons, not producers, bear blame for market failures in popular pictures and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institute
Burbank
Hig
The Picture Appeal by William Allen White
William Allen White of Emporia Kansan condemns the motion picture industry as made for morons and controlled by business sense. Producers reply they aim to satisfy subscribers and attract crowds by catering to popular demand rather than mere art. The exchange frames film making as a private enterprise driven by money and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansan
Turns Turtle on Bartlett Road Auto Crash Near Town
Two men escaped serious injury after a Font coupe driven by R V Hackett of Merney Nebraska overturned south of town last Monday evening. Passengers included William Seely of Buffalo. Hackett suffered facial cuts and a shoulder bruise, Seely a hand cut and hip bruise. Hackett was taken to town for aid and then to his sister’s home in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Hackett
Merney
Neb
Mr. Hackett
William Seely
Buffalo
Seeley
DeWitt
Omaha
Nellie Bartlaw
Military Ave
Farm Wit and Wrecks Echo in Plattsmouth Tale
A car wreck near town involves Hackett and Seely as it rolls several times, leaving both men uninjured. The Ford is a complete wreck and moved to Dempsey Ferret garage for salvage. Amid farm jibes and a talk of relief plans, readers catch a slice of rural life with humor and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Seely
Plattsmouth
Hackett
Dempsey Ferret
Mills Co. Tribun
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Madison News
James Barrie
White
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Moxdis
Howard & Ayres
Collins Oil Station
Hamburg, Iowa
Northland
Pondeybagin
Syren Tilly
Northdland
Prateetiad
Marthland
Bartlys
Shepherd Oil
Waterloo
Tows
Googge
eBo
Randy
Northwestern Bel Telephone Co
Bell System
Peticy
Peter
Ram
First National Bank
Rex Beach
Charles Ray
Elinor Boardman
Satan IN Fables
John Harron
Gertrude Astor
Douglas Mclean
William Collier
Johnstown
Wm. Fox
Pathe
Midnight Flyer
Ait Cullen Lanks
Dorothy Devare Alsi
Glenn Hunter
Harold Lloyd
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