Seven and a half pound boy born to Eggleston couple
Whitten Roy Eggleston and his wife are the parents of a seven and a half pound boy born Saturday July 1, 1925. The list of visitors, travels, and social happenings spans Marshalltown and nearby towns with multiple family names and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eggleston
C. L. Mabie
Byron Sehryver
Marshalltown
Cora M. Long
Bernice Long
Evlab Long
Opal Longs
Lepley Park
A. R. Nordquist
Olive Reynolds
Ray Daifer
Arlene
Chicago
Hazle McAnnuity
Cedar Rapids
H. A. Lyon
Eva Corless
Deep Riser
Frank Reynolds
Raymond Burke
Pine Lake Brlaay
Carl B. Thompsen
L. W
A. Lyon
Telede
L. Bauser
Ian Herbert
Eugene Day
Cadar Rapids
Geo. Blaha
R. M.hauser
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Urva User
Mite Ryan
C. R. Long
Clara Gould
Ezra Long
Figshia
Avery Noyman
Belle Plaine
Elmer Carter
Geo. Mabie
Gilbert
Hattie L. Smith
Union
Local notes on Farm Bureau meeting and community visits
The community reports a well attended Farm Bureau gathering last Tuesday with a good program and ice cream salad. Residents note unusually hot weather, ongoing haying and harvesting, and several visits between Eldora and nearby towns. Fannie Soutspan of New York dies, with relatives in the area mourning. others travel to Eldora and Iowa Falls for church and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Everone
Ethel May Gast
F. A. Dowd
F. M
Iowa Falls
Ruth
Florence Gast
Florence Northup
Marjorie
Marlene
Bailey Home
Gast
A. J.bayden
Little Margaret
Latch
Eldott
Floyd
Rey
Robt, Mipney
Eldora
F. A .Doud
Edd Doud
Frank Schaffer
Purchasing power of farm commodities rises in 1924
Latent estimates show an average 4.8 point gain in purchasing power for the first eleven months of 1924 versus 1923, based on USDA index figures. The combined farm price index stood at 184 on November 3 1924, from 100 in 1919, with grain prices up about 10 to 20 percent above prewar averages while overall prices rose 30 to 80 percent for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States Department of Agriculture
Farma
Ingram
Neaitch
European cows yield more milk says US dairy study
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin notes European cows are more productive than American ones. It cites 1920 US cow numbers at 23,722,000 and January 1924 at 24,676,000, a under 4 percent rise, with US average around 1000 pounds per cow and some purebreds far higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyper
Ntive Valley Créentery Institute
Bureau of Dairying
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
American Egg Industry Shifts In Face Of Imports
A historical note explains U S egg production and export trends amid rising Chinese imports. The American hen supplies breakfast eggs for domestic use and exports, with imports peaking earlier yet declining by 1922 as prices and quality shaped trade. Figures detail dozens of millions of eggs imported and produced, highlighting shifts in supply and market balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Beare Roeluck
Agricultural’ Foundation
Agrplus
China
Ivester neighbors hold summer gatherings at Pine Lake
Ivester residents escaped the heat at Pine Lake with a Sunday gathering of Frenklin Co church youths, a picnic on the school lawn, and an Eldora outing. Later Hampton youth staged a program at a local home followed by ice cream and cake in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivester
Pine Lake
Frenklin Co
Suerte
Eldora
Hampton
Ike Peterson
Marshalltown
Chas, Schwab's
Harry Wella
Sioux Falls
Dak
Harlo Bower
Mra. Wells
Floss Swark
Orla
Ralph Dinnes
Loura George
Rolly Aiken
Deaconesa Hospital
Ivve Miller
Art Jene
Minn
Edmund Olmatead
Des Moines
L. E. Millers
Ladies Aid
Myss
Walter Schuchilin
Mya
Cornell Nadland
Marshelstown
Robt
Hess
Alice Newell
Rie, Ours
Gleen
Usue
Digo
Rome
Hich
Fac
Roy Smith
Eas
Marshallown
Wml Mix
Harry ‘Walla
Local Notes From Lawn Ail And Nearby
Little Audrey Smayth, daughter of Ne canti Miers, ill with inflammation of the glands but improving under Dr Nyquint care. Families and neighbors visit and call at various homes. tent meetings north of town draw attention. Rev Moore conducts services. old friends visit Lawn community. several locals take trips to lakes and points in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Continuous revival meetings scheduled. no bid meeting on tenth due to revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Smayth
Rav
Moore
Herman Tidering
John Dedrick
Jennette Ordhers
Muildbon
Deaigidk
JL. M. Crosby
L. Amtt
Carl Clemons
Henry Copeland
Tevening
Kinney
Eldora
Tainty
Joey
Miner
Brother Miner
Pastora
Mike Riske
Jake Clingermann
Forest Rodgers
Clayt Trout
Mia
H. E. Johnsgn
Lennia Johnson
Ruth Newby
Eileen Johnson
Perry Dale Blair
Viswt the Lakes
Dak
Minneapolis
Timber Valley visits and local social notes
Mrs May Caylor of Omaha visits her mother in Timber Valley. Various locals attend birthdays, picnics, church events, and Sunday gatherings at Pine Lake, Eldora, and surrounding towns. Neighbors include Van Patter, Whitney, Harmon, Mossman, Knowles, and Turner families. highlights cover birthdays, visits, and casual calls around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Caylor
Omaha
Melvin Laughlin
John van Patter
Edgar van Patter
Pine Lake
Clark Whitney
Eldora
Clarence Harmon
Belle Meseptan
Geore Snovel
Frank Ruske
Alden
Warren Monsman
Alta Reace
Wwere
Mike Mosumén
Cheater Modlin
Modlin
Onien
Eldore
Clarence ™ Harmen
R. E. Harmen Kame
Jews Falls
Jol Bridgens
Ken Dorie
Vere Whitney
Deln Barnhart
Luella
Fred Weaver
Bessie
Helen
Clydy Robins
Elsie
Kenneth Barnhart
Doris van Patter
Gladys Parry
Shirley Sheldon
Jessie
Chester Modlin
Charney
Tuesay
Mr. c
Melvin Leaghiinsl
Karnett Monaman
Hubbard
Laverne Harmon
Mike Morsman
Knowles Bros
Iowa Falls
Job Stuart
Maggie
Vanity shows in crowds as people seek flattery
A fragment reflects on vanity drawing public attention as individuals seek approval from others, noting social dynamics and the urge to be admired.
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Twine
N.W
Whitten
Taust
Jean Wilson
Toledo
Mary Jean Ronewisz
Clutter
Thelma Mabie
Church OF Christ the Christian Endeavor Society
Bible School
Lane Day School
Bobs
Gsdn
Gea
Bwtkin
Eldera Spook
J. H. Mevwre Bente
W My. Gbas Geheer
Long Beach
Calif
Chas Stachraugh
Robert Sessions
Birmin Ban
Washington
Frea
Coolidge
Hughes
Lee
U.S
Apis
ERYIO
The
Hardin County Ledger
Avery
Timber Valley
John
Raiuleton
Rheel
Han Ho
Lek
Atin Wench
Evolution Baton
Tenn
Win
Yan
Girone Darrow
Girl
Wade
Mischa Elman
Helen Katten
San Francisco
Howdy King
George
England
John Cownie
London
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