Farm Bureau News Held Interesting Meeting
Fremont county farm bureau directors broke routine at their last meeting on Monday inviting all former presidents and a guest speaker, Mr W C Children of Pottawattamie county, a former legislator and executive committee member of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Mr L Ross, the county’s first president, called the gathering to order.
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Fremont County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
W. C. Children
Pottawattamie County
Iowa Farm Eureau Federation
L. ©. Ross
Thas
Farm Bureau Held Annual Meeting Highlights
A Pottawattamie county farm bureau meeting saw Latimer turn the chair to Thiessen then to Glen Thomas presiding. Reports noted picnic plans, ten litter contest progress, seven girls clubs, a corn yield contest, and a county drive against bovines. Directors across townships reported successful meetings and varied programs. Children of Pottawattamie county spoke on cooperation and education, urging stronger membership and better product handling and transport. Attendees included Thomas, McCartney, Benson, Wright, Rogers, Lauman, Civer, Bangs, Green, Laughlin, Inman, Gilchrist, Hilger, Laird, Teachout, Siutin, Latimer, Thiessen, Otte, Magaw, and Gee.
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A. D. Latimer
Pottawattamie County
Farm Bureau
Farm Bbayeau
Glen Thomas
H. McCartney
Herbert Benson
Sam Wright
A.C. Rogers
W. ©. Lauman
Joel Civer
Will Bangs
George Green
E. P F. Laughlin
Sharon Inman
George Gilchrist
Raymond Hilger
Russell Laird
Hay Teachout
1. R.siutin
W. G. Children
Pottawattamie Ceuiury
L. C. Ross
A. D. Latimes
Mason City Couple Receive High Reward
W J Vaughn of 33 Birch Drive Mason City Iowa touts Karnak a sensational new medicine sold in four states, claiming it cured his stomach trouble and improved his wife’s health. He describes dramatic relief from gas heartburn and sleeplessness and urges others to learn about Karnak, sold exclusively in Hamburg by B Doyles and through local druggists.
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W. J. Vaughn
Birch Drive
Mason City
Iowa
Mr. Vaughn
Karnak
Hamburg
B. Doyles
Fuading
Weekend Socials and Local Farming News Near Lo cust Grove
Madison area residents hosted visitors from George Helliman and family while Miss Bess Findley returned from South Sioux City to spend the summer. The anti-saloon league member Mr Macbeth led a Madison Sunday service. Families gathered for birthdays near Shenandoah and Silney rural commencement exercises. The Zach family traveled to Liberty Missouri for their son Herbert’s senior class ceremony. Mike Brown sought medical treatment at Excelsior Springs. W A Rice shipped hogs and pork to Omaha, with G R Terrybarry joining. Local farmers finished corn planting last week as plowing resumes and alfalfa cutting begins.
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Lloyd Brown
George Helliman
Locust Grove
Bess Findley
Sioux City
Nebraska
Miss Findley
Macbeth
Anti-Saloon League
Madison
Frank Weisenberger
Clint Mart
Shenandoah
Mina Brown
Vieta Miller
Irmna Zach
Evelyn Brown
Carl Dennis
Bernice Brown
Neva Lyons
Silney Onl
J. d. Zach
Merle
Irma Zach
Liberty
Herbert
Mike Brown
Excelsior Springs
W. A. Rice
Omaha
G. R. Terrybarry
W.A. Rice
Local society notes from Sidney area visits and travel
Dr Humphrey of Sidney stopped by as business caller. Ray Winans and family drove to Omaha Monday. Max Parkison is ill. Larsh Boyd family hosted relatives at the creek club. Mr and Mrs Ernest Lee of Ne br at City were Sunday visitors at the R J Lockett home. Wil Rogers recovered from indigestion and was under care of De Ralph Lovelady. Mr Born returned to Canned Biffle after visiting his daughter Mrs Larsh Boyd. Mes Oswald Heinke and Mrs Roy Henna of Dunbar visited the Lockett home. Mr and Mrs A Rogers and Mes Win Rogers and Emma Cullin attended graduation exercises in Dunbar Thursday evening. Ralph Hunter of Tabor visited friends here recently. Mr and Mrs D W Graham and daughter Grave were Council Bluffs visitors Thursday. Will Sheldon of Burlington, Iowa, John Keyser of Washington and Mr and Mrs W Keyser attended dinner at Ernest Zacny’s Thursday morning for their little son’s birthday. Mr and Mrs R C Ross drove to Council Bluffs Thursday. Grandview cemetery association met at F B Summ’s home. Fatel een Gibson of Malvern visited relatives here last week. A number of “gang” people from here attended the Ta hor class plug Tuesday evening. Charlotte Lord, former Farnam teacher, returned home for summer vacation. Elizabeth Nortle visited her sister here a week. Mr and Mrs C B Spratten of Sidney visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Fo Krammer of Council Bluffs visited here Thursday. Mr and Mrs David Machesant of Chehalis Washington visiting at Ther parents, Mr and Mrs C Bhiles. Jones Finsell of Miramburg visiting Maud. Herman Reaboul spent the weekend in the Taw.
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Dr. Humphrey
Sidney
Ray Winans
Omaha
Max Parkison
Larsh Boyd
Coune Bluffs
Ernest Lee
Nebrat City
R. J. Lockett
Wil Rogers
Oswald Heinke
Roy Henna
Dunbar
Lockett
Rogers
Win. Rogers
Emma Cullin
Ralph Hunter
Tabor
D. W. Graham
Grave
Council
Will Sheldon
Burlington
John Keyser
Washington
W. Keyser
Ernest Zacn
R. C. Ross
Counedd Bluffa
Grandview Cemetery Association
F. BR. Summ
Fateleen Gibson
Malvern
Iran
Tahor
Charlotte Lord
Farnam
Abeth Nortle
Inj Y “Mir
C. B. Spratten
C. Fo Krammer
Connell Bhiffs
David “Machesant Eon
Cheeralis
Don
Jones Finsell
Miramburg
Maud
Herman Reaboul
Adler Wacht
Oregon
Withers Returns Home From Columbia Missouri Start
Withers returned home Sunday from Columbia Missouri after a start there for his team.
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Withers
Columbia
Falls and Cuts Tongue Junior Colwell Hurt at Home
This Nemaha County Herald item reports young Junior Colwell, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis D Colwell, fell and cut his tongue in a house incident Monday. Initial reports noted multiple stitches but later said the injury was not serious and he is recovering, expected to be active again soon.
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Junior
Lewis D. Colwell
Nemaha Co. Herald
Woman bank cashier averts holdup with calm action
A bank cashier stopped a hold up by keeping 2091 and the yega men departed after the would‑be robbers failed to change a sum of $5. The clippings also note stray remarks about hats, church exchanges, and a garden life balance, reflecting a stream of varied home and country topics.
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