Eagan and Franklin Visit Nehring in Eldora
Mr and Mrs E R Eagan and Franklin visited Mrs Frank Nehring Jr in Eldora Sunday. Mrs Nehring is much improved from injuries suffered in a fall the day before Thanksgiving. Edith Alexander of Rhodes spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Alice Cross.
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E R. Eagan
Franklin
Frank Nehring, Jr
Eldora
Eldora Livestock Sales Promotes Record Consignments
Eldora Livestock Sales reports ongoing strong cattle runs with more good to choice consignments sold recently than in the history of the organization. The auction offers complete service, proper sorting, a strong market, and a 2 percent commission, inviting consignors to participate in upcoming sales.
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Eldora Livestock Sales
Farm Bureau 4 H RP Coming Events
Farm Bureau and 4 H RP announce a series of meetings and programs. Dates include December 16 to 27 across Eldora Concord Providence Hardin Pleasant and a county-wide program planning meeting plus a membership kickoff dinner in Eldora.
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Concord All-stars
Providence Producers
Blue Cross
Providence Township Farm Bureau
Hardin Township Farm Bureau
Pleasant Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Eldora
Rites Monday for Mrs Anna Nazor in Eldora
Services at the Longenecker funeral home Monday for Mrs. Anna Cable Nazor, 83, who died in Eldora Friday, were largely attended. The Rev. W. R. Ehlert of Eldora Methodist church led the service. Mrs. D. W. Dickinson sang with Mrs. C. R. Johnson at the piano. Flowers were arranged by Mrs H. W. Kennedy and Mrs Ed Doud. Casket bearers were Cable, Harold Platts, Hard Cable, James Heard, Rex Heard and Ted Heard. Burial followed in Eldora cemetery.
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Longenecker
Anna Cable Nazor
Eldora
W. R. Ehlert
Eldora Methodist Church
Nazor
D. W. Dickinson
C. R. Johnson
H. W. Kennedy
Ed Doud
Eee Cable
Harold Platts
Hard Cable
James
Rex
Ted Heard
Eldora Cemetery
Wildlife Club Sets Annual Meet for December 22
Pine Lake Wildlife Club announces its annual meeting at the club house on Thursday December 22 at 7 30 p m. Officers for 1930 will be elected and committee reports heard as plans for next year are laid out. Secretary C Rubow issues cards stressing the meeting’s importance.
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Pine Lake Wildlife Club
C. ©. Rubow
Crosley Store Men Make Poultry Study in Charles City
Crosley and Miles Ab right spent Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at the Dr Salisbou ry laboratories in Charles City studying poultry diseases in the diagnosis department with attention to nutritional deficiencies. This study prepared for poultry service work and living discussions of poultry activities.
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Crosley
Miles Abright
Miles Albright
Charles City
Carrier Began Service In 1919 On Reduced Workforce
The article notes a female carrier starting her mail route in 1919 after World War I, when a shortage of male workers limited staffing. She began her service during a period of transitioning labor needs for the mail system.
Child Wanders Home From Kindergarten. Reunited With Help
Five year old Larry Johnson failed to reach home after kindergarten and prompted a Lone Falls police search. He wandered back about six p m and explained he had joined a friend on Oak Street before returning home.
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Larry Johnson
Lone Falls
Larry
30 Years Ai Ventura Honors Mrs. Clavrtan Lau
Ventura patrons honored Mrs. Clavrtan Lau for completing 30 years of service as a rural mail carrier in a community ceremony. The event highlighted her steady tenure and dedication to local postal service.
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Ai Ventura
Clavrtan Lau
Farmers urged to stockpile oilmeal for soybean seed demand
Iowa State College agricultural economist Francis Kutish cautions that heavy next spring demand for soybean seed makes now an apt time to secure a season's supply of oilmeal. He notes market signals and feed needs as drivers.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Agricultural Economist
Poultry Advice and Early Chicks From Crosley Farm Store
Miles Albright discusses poultry health and nutrition after a three day study in Charles City at Dr Salsbury Laboratories. The store promotes Ace-Hi baby chicks for January spring delivery along with Nedlar New Hamps Holtzapple White Box and Honnegger White Leghorns famed for egg production and growth. They offer sexing for pallet, cockerel or straight run and advise on grain mixing and distinguishing hens from cockerels.
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Nedlar
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