Watson News Notes Mis Opel Millers Visit
Watson news notes list visits and health updates. Mis Fier returns yearly for vacation. A. W. Laden recovers after illness. Mrs. Marjorie McNeel visits from Kansas City. Dr J. A. Gray and family travel to Lincoln. multiple local residents travel, visit, or host events, including birthday dinners, school staff, and summer plans.
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Mis Opel Millers
Council Wincis
Mis Fier
Watson
Marjorie McNeel
Kar ‘Nes City
M. A. McNeal
J. A. Gray
Gray
Elmer Wright
Lincoln
State House
Ars
Joe Weidman
Teat
Edith Weidman
Walter Weidman
Shenandoah
Colin Howard
I. L. Adams
Ollie Toole
Blaine
Wash
Browatt
Hamburg
Wis & Caller
Joe Weldman
Meadames Toole
Weldman
Hamilton
Geome Montis
John Noles
Hopkins
Chas Hays
Wat
Hurley Keck
Daughterateline
Maxine
Rel
Fairfas
Zarl Good
Corner Bluffs
Delmar Thompson
Roscoe Wright
Nebraska
Grover
Burke Tayne
Ian Ramsay
Eilen Ramsay
D. Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Thomas Weidman
Red Oak
Joseph Weidman
Helen, Garet
Kansas City
Washington township 44H clubs meet at McKean home
North of Town reports from the Washington township 44H clubs gathering at George McKean’s home. Members’ children presented tours and plans for the next meeting with Francis, Ben and Shame Givens. Family attendees included Bruce Fletcher, W. C. Jonwon, Harry Weider, Adelph Zach, Mote Gr and Grare, plus Lyle Stores Mendanes Barry Weber.
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Mildred
Sidney
Geturcay
Gladys i
Mere
Lloyd Simeon
Dough
Wil Knappe Hom
Trunday
Summers Lote
Tnruly
Ralph Mattes
Glen Shirley House
Lloyd Simpson
North Liberty Ald Society
Mesdames
Ollie Zuck
Geo, McKean
Walter Johnson
Harry ‘Welder
Laura Knappe
Glenn Shirley
Summers Long
James Cartmil
Bruce Fletcher
Fred Schneider
Mias Neva Simpson
Paul
Buster McKean
Grace Shirley
Virgie Long
Beulah Johnson
Paw
Yne Schneider
Wendell
Bobby Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Pearle
Long
Bube Shirley
Laura
Sarah Welder
Dorothy
Helen Simpson
Betty Fletcher
Helen
Daniel Coffey
Herbert Coffey
Chas. Simpson
Louie Mattes
Albert Nook
Gretchen Fuxal
Shenan~ Doal
Albert Nankunst
Shentandoah
Harry Weider
West Branch
Bunday
James Hail
Edwin Wilkins
James ‘Watts
Omaha
Fay Smith
Bernadine
Wayne Wade
Dixie Lee
Elmer Watts
Eldon
Leo Fox
Mira Louise Wear
Marie Johnson
Lucie McKean
Amen
W. G. Johnson
Shenandoah
Vernon Fox
Hamburg Hospital
Luthier Fox
Edwin Wikis
James, Watts
Washinton
George McKean
Ben
Shame
W. C. Jonwon
Adelph Zach
Mote Grand Grare and
Lyle Stores
Mendanes
Barry Weber Ter Juhon
Coutnry
Bidtes
Ey Neal Kaystes
Ssexterlon Lervil
M. Pif
Joe Bimpean
Giadys Brown
Farmers Eye Cooperative Marketing In Southwest Iowa
W D Termohlen and Bud Holt from the Town state extension service visit Farragut Hamburg and Shenandoah to review cooperative produce associations. The piece notes a eastern Iowa creamery paying 11 cents more per pound butterfat and higher poultry egg prices, urging broader cooperative efforts and possible Omaha market surveys to improve farm prices.
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W. D. Termohlen
Bud Holt
State Extension Service
Agricultural Economics Department
Farragut
Lamburg
Shenandoah
Mr. Termblien
Mr. Holt
Lowe
Fremont County
Iowa
Hamburg
Shenandosh
National Livestock Marketing Association
Omaha
Chicago
Child Care Training Study Continues Project Taint
A fragment notes a decision to continue a child care training study and mentions a taint project on a sub. The text is garbled and unclear about dates, names, or organizations. The readable items point to ongoing child care training efforts and associated project work within an unspecified program.
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Judy
Neighborhood News Highlights From Kansas City Area
Reports from multiple towns include a Burling ton villa collision with a herd of sheep near Ferguson Junction, injuring animals owned by Wes DeLashinuté. Writs note a deaf blind Merriam girl, Hila May Martin, receiving a grand piano from Dr J W Wear after a former instrument failed. A steam canning accident injures Mrs Endre Guihan, with minor burns. Wesley Clark pleads guilty to contributing to a minor’s delinquency. a girl and her parents face court action in Auburn Nebraska.
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Kansas City-Omaha
Burlington Villa No. 27
Faeific _ Junction
Wes DeLashinuté
Hila
May Martin
Merriam
Kansas
J. W. Wear
Kansas City
Martin
Wesley Clark
Ethel May Muff
Clarence Huff
Enan
Clark
Rock Port
Mon
Hock Port
Parriott
Auburn
Tudge Snow
Reform School
Nebr
Herald
Hatchery Capacity across Iowa and Counties
Iowa has 649 hatcheries with a total capacity of 19 564 718 eggs, based on figures compiled by Carl N Kennedy assistant secretary of agriculture Spencer County leads in hatchery capacity with machines that will set 611 000 eggs, while Louisa County has the small-
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Iowa
Towa
Carl N. Kennedy
Spage County
Kennedy
Lousa County
Intimates From Reliable Sources On Farm Practices
Notes indicate that growers in the region, including Towa farmers, adopt certain techniques during the preertt season. The report cites unnamed sources and hints at agricultural methods, with minimal detail available beyond a general reference to farming routines.
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