Monday Sale Notice From Local Auctioneers
Knowles Reisinger Kramer and Heidioriche auctioneers announce a Monday sale on August 14 and state, per an Iowa Department of Agriculture memorandum, they will cooperate to control contagious diseases in swine and will not sell hogs showing erysipelas bull nose or other infections.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. F. S. Schuler Mrs. P. H. Hamm Mrs. Edward Lundy and Mrs. Bruce Hadley served as hostesses at the Schuler home on Wednesday afternoon for the Community Church Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. C. N. Bruce provided piano accompaniment for group singing.
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F. S. Schuler
P. H. Hamm
Edward Lundy
Bruce Hadley
Schuler
Community Church Ladies Aid Society
C. N. Bruce
Jr Endeavor Gives Program at Aid Dinner Bazaar Date Set
The Church of Christ Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Pearl Carter home with hostesses Mrs. Ross Hauser Mrs. Josh Huffman and Mrs. Vaughn Reece. They set November 16 for the annual Bazaar and Thanksgiving dinner. The devotional period featured Junior Endeavor officers led by Mrs. Willard Donaldson. Participants included Lavonne Chamness Ruth Bowen Kathleen Norman Mary Chrisman and Mrs. Donaldson. The missionary lesson W it's in China and Burma was given by Mrs. Chamness and Mrs. Caster. Refreshments followed for many members and guest Mrs. Ethel Hoelsher of Hubbard. Marjory and Mary Hager and Marjorie Bowen joined Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Choat for a Rock Island visit then to Macon and Peoria.
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Church of Christ Ladies’ Aid, Society
Pearl Carter
Ross Hauser
Josh Huffman
Vaughn Reece
Endeavor
Lavonne Chamness
Ruth Bowen
Kathleen Norman
Mary Chrisman
Willard Donaldson
China
Burma
Fiona Chamness
Everett Caster
Ethel Hoelsher
Hubbard
Women Leaders and Plans for Teachers' Reception
Mrs. Schuler led the service with Mrs. Nettle Cobb conducting the devotional from Freverhs ard chapter. A Christian Herald article “One School Unafraid of religion” was read, and President Mrs. Grace' Lawin presided. The July committee gave $34.58 to the treasury and other members, including Mrs. L. W. Johnson, shared Helen Keller writings. The September group, led by Mrs. Wayne Sawtell and others, joined with the Christian church committee to plan the teachers' reception. The refreshment table featured garden flowers with Mrs. Hamm pouring, while Mrs. E.H. Biersborn read scrap-book selections “The Value of A Package of Seeds.”
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Schuler
Nettle Cobb
Freverhsard
Christian Heryald
Grace’ Lawin
Treasury
L. W. Johnson
Helen Keller
Wayne Sawtell
Esther Williams
Warry Saywood
C. J. Schmidt
The
Christian Church
Hamm
E.H. Biersborn
Farm Kernels Advice On Weeding Pastures And Crops
BK Svyswester of Iowa State college advises mowing rotation pastures with legumes to control poison ivy and ragweed. If legumes are absent, spraying with 2 4 D is recommended. Francis Kutish notes hog price rises may be short term while the peach crop falls 28 percent nationwide. Korea relies on rice with 71 percent of its crop produced from 1940 to 1944 in present South Korea.
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BK. Svyswester
Iowa State College
Francis Kutish
Korea
South Korea
Artificial Breeding Gains in Iowa Dairy Program
Dick Pulse reports Iowa's artificial insemination program has grown since 1942 from three co-ops serving 3,000 cows to 65 co-ops with 134,194 cows bred in 1949 averaging 1,340 per county. Iowa now ranks sixth nationwide, aided by test-tube daughter advantage and county breeders co-ops. Technician Sim Clemons in Hardin county provides details.
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Dick Pulse
Iowa
Robert Fincham
Iowa State College
Towa
Pulse
Hardin County
Sim Clemons
New Providence
Improvements Listed For School Building Costs Totals 12 175
The article itemizes school improvements with costs including painting 2200 dollars, a new bus 4500 dollars, desks and chairs 1500 dollars, lockers and showers 450 dollars, gym floor refinishing 250 dollars, Jungle Gym 160 dollars, new lathes and tools 500 dollars, portable audio equipment 150 dollars, sewing machines 250 dollars, fire escape 600 dollars, water line to football field 3200 dollars, plumbing fixtures 250 dollars, microscopes 200 dollars, cafeteria equipment 200 dollars, Case tractor 125 dollars, and band equipment repairs 650 dollars.
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Hardin
Hardin School
New Home Erected on West Edgington Ave for Chas Shore Family
A new residence was built this week on West Edgington Ave across from Rev. Ragsdale. Charles Shore and his family will occupy the house. Construction began Monday morning and by Monday night the frame and most of the roofing sheathing were completed, presenting a finished exterior.
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Edgington Ave
Rev. Ragsdale
Chas. Shore
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