Community Activities Gather at Hubbard Park Picnic
The Methodist Sunday School of Hubbard picnicked at the Park last Thursday with lively attendance. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts Mrs Herbert Daleske at her Owana home next Thursday July 25. Ellsworth College summer school students picnicked at Pine Lake's White House with dancing and swimming. Luella Scurry celebrated her thirteenth birthday with friends. Dr and Mrs W E Marsh hosted dinner guests including Dr Edward T Devine and family, and overnight guests. W G Leslie hosted a swimming party at Pine Lake for visiting friends from West Union. Mrs James Smith honored Mrs Ralph Bywater with a dinner and theatre party in the country. The Modlin and Crouse families held a Riverside Park reunion with about seventy members attending from Grundy Center Elders Grundy County and North Branch Kansas. Cornell College graduates in Bidora dined on the D W Peisen lawn in Pierce Place with 35 guests.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Herbert Daleske
Owana
Ellsworth College Summer School
White House
Pine Lake
W. G. Leslie
Jack, Fallows
West Union
Bywater
James Smith
Ralph Bywater
Chicago
Herman ‘Tietz Hex
Modlin
Crouse
Riverside Park
Elias Modlin
Grundy Center
Alfred Modlins
Cronse
Grundy County
Laban Modlin
George Modlin
North Branch
Kan
Vin
Waterloo
Edward ‘J. Devine
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Bidora
D. W. Peisen
Pierce Place
Phe
John
Mary Gearhart
Carl. Barnard
Ralph Miller
Marshalltown
Lee
Tréas
Guy Bridgens
Chas. Rose
Della and
Mary
Wagner
Dak
Orville Alden
Armour
Dake
Morris Wigten
Des Moines
C. CG. Crellin
Orpha
Minneapolis
B. T. Miller
Berice
Ralph Biller
Marilyn
Barbara
Mra
Fred Barnard
Lucille
Gihaon
Lyle Barnard
Boone, In
Ackley Etna Osceola ISD directors set July meeting
The Independent School District of Ackley Etna and Osceola in Hardin County Iowa will hold a board meeting on July dist 1925 at 7 pm at Fred E Trainer's Office. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate. Pearl Barker is district secretary. Estimated taxes in mills per dollar of taxable valuation 42 mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natiegi
Independent School Dist
Ackley
Etna
Osceola
Hardin County
Iowa
Fred E. Trainer
Eatin Pearl Barker
Royds and guests gather for Mt. Vernon event
Royds were high school students under Dr. Devine in Mt. Vernon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Crouse of Albion, Dr. and Mrs. Devine of Marshalltown, and Dr. and Mrs. Marsh. The America’s Best Club met at Margaret Bridgens’s home on July Ninth for sewing, a business session, and a demonstration on fancy stitches followed by refreshments. Three visitors attended and the next meeting is set for Mildred Schwarck’s home on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royds
Dr. Devine
Mt. Vernon
Mra. Crouse
Albion
America’s Bests
America’s Best Club
Margaret Bridgens
Geraldine Hepburn
Margaret Schaefer
Steanny Huston
Mildred Schwarck
Local and Personal News From Fort Worth Area
Geo Page drives from Ft Worth Texas in new Buick roadster visiting for nil down there and getting on fine. Mrs Boyd and her brother Mr Shire of Chicago sing a duet at the M church Sunday evening. Miss Florence Staines leaves for Chicago to visit Miss Edna Wilson. Mike Wilson was English in Stroeta in local public schools five years ago. Supt and Mrs H W Phillip of Waukesha Wisconsin head of the Training School for boys visited here at the Training School and Von Krog home. Dorothy Marsh will leave for Cedar Rapids to be maid of honor at the wedding of Floy Seydelto. Mr and Mrs O R Davis and sons of Sioux Falls visiting at Mrs T T Navio home and A D Davis family. They came Tuesday evening. Farm Bureau July program will be at H B Agnes home on the eve of July 24 with the Girls Club program. Ice cream served. Ladies bring cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Page
Ft. Worth
Texas
H. W. Phillip
Waukesha
Wisc
von Krog
Misa
Dorothy Marsh
Caiar Rapids
Mira Floy Seydelto
Welden Hauckon
Davia
Wour
Sioux Falls
T.T. Navio
A. D
Davis
Farm Bureau
H. B. Agnes
Milk Industry Shifts From Creamery to Cheese and Condensed Milk
The report notes large portions of dairy milk go to creamery butter and cheese, with creamery butter demand rising and cheese factories as the smallest unit. It cites postwar export booms and a rebound in condensed milk usage since 1920, driven by eight states including Wisconsin and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremmory
Blue Valley, Cremmory Institute
Marento
Tula
Wisconsin
New York
Mlichigan
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Washington
California
Farm foreclosures rise as farm prices blamed by farmers
A study by the Senta Roebuck Agricultural Foundation based on USDA methods finds 42 percent of US farmers blame low farm product prices for financial hardship while 17 percent fear high rates and 10 percent cite high freight costs. Overall farm losses reached about 9.5 percent through foreclosure or creditor transfers with another 16 percent bankrupt yet surviving due to creditor leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senta Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Farthern
East North Central
North Central
Department of Justices
Poldta
Where U S Farm Exports Go to the World
The chart shows the United States sends about half its cotton, a quarter of wheat, and large amounts of pork, corn, tobacco, dried fruit, and other farm products overseas. The United Kingdom consumes more American farm goods than any country, including cotton, wheat, and tobacco, with ~1.68 million bales of cotton yearly. Germany is next, importing about 1,011,614 pounds of cotton and other foods. the UK also buys significant dried fruit, meat, and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Statin
Seara-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United Kingdom
America
Germany
Bright Outlook for Sheep Industry in Postwar US
The Agricultural Foundation reports a bright outlook for sheep farming as wartime demand wanes. U S production accounts for about 10 percent of the world’s wool supply, with stocks low and prices under pressure after four years of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bseare-Roebuck
United States
States
Local and Personal Notes Add Color to Week
Local residents and visitors populate the scene with travel, visits, and new car deliveries. J Eb Smith becomes owner of a new Oldsmobile Coach, while the Wallace Motor Co. sold two cars to Kr. Welsh and W O Lawrence. Visitors include Miss Louise Nuckalls from Decatur Illinois and Mrs Gus Nehring of Hampton, plus many others visiting Floyd Shaner, Lydia Keck, and relatives in Cedar Rapids, Mason City, and Webster City. The County Drainage Meeting drew officials Bridgens and Maher to Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
J. EB. Smith
Louise Nuckalls
Decatur
Marion Nuckalls
Gus Nehring
Hampton
Fred Nehring
Hubbard
Ids Sargent
Luis
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Bywater
Chicago
FP. Burgess
Norman Wasson
J. E. Wasson
Chautauqua
Mis. KG. Johnson
Robertson
Floyd Shaner
Mra
Jack Fallows
Mary Helen
West Union
Wallace Motor Co
Hudson
Kr. K. Welsh
W. O. Lawrence
Emmett Choate
W. H. Merritt
New York City
Ed Stoltz
Mason City
Geo. Haynes
Katherine
Ing
Mae Caylor
Indianapolis
Ind
Lydia Keck
Omaha
Nebra
Bridgens
Maher
Board of Supervisors
Webster City
Art Heun
John Waddle
Robert
Mins
Bess Ames
LeRoy
Minn
Gus Lomo
Ira
M. BE
Wheeler
Grand Uons
Morris
Robert Modlin
Honduichs
White
Local and Personal Notes From Town Headlines
Local brief item notes Olive Reed leaving the H. B. Ayrea home for Dison Tl and Viola Bridgens returning after two weeks with Mike Mossman west of town. No concert at the Training School Sunday Eve due to a blocked road. An unpopular person gets little advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Olive Reed
H. B. Ayrea
Dison
Viola Bridgens
Mike Mossman
FOR RENT Furnished sleepin room downstairs
Classified notices include a furnished sleeping room for rent downstairs. contact number 689 and reference Re] and similar small ads such as sale listings for a twin Indian motorcycle, a request for highest prices for poultry, a stray red and white spotted cow, and a seven room rental near 14th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
14Th Street
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Eldora
First Trust and Savings Bank
Eldoral Brown
Plente
Methodist Sunday School of Hubbard
Luella
Dorothy
Debiggio
Twella
W. E. Marsh
Miles Sayer
W. H. Longnecker
W. L. Magnesson
W. H. Vilmont
Irving Lawton
Mrs. Redding
Union
Poroh Furniture
Toroiturs & Undertaking
Kadolph
Granzow Penle
Timber Valley
Herman Kadolph
Raymond Kadoph
Fanny
Albert Radolph
Charles Radolph
Fort Hutchitts
John Granzow
Ralph Elblery
Radcliffe
Emma Granzow
Ed Granzow
Ray Granzow
No Granzow
Will Polley
Florence Northup
Rotland Hughes
Fred Lawler
Jerold Lawler
Richard Walkup
Raymond Long
St Anthony
Margaret Lawler
Archie Walkin
D. W. Brady
F. H. Knoll
Garner
Arthur Cees
Madeira
Della Smart
Creamery
Waces
Freiour Rates
Hick
Onan
Feu
Aoz
U. S
Grand Theatre
Thura
Bria
Urs
Glenn Tezon
Robert W.' Service
Leatrice Joy
Ernest Torrence
Paris
Petees
Iam
High Bridge
G. Ditler
Bate
P. C. Molgard
St Kramer
M. Bate
B. Dern
Quar, Modern
W. E. Rathbone
Inquire Int. Ledger Office
Farmers Co-Op
Elev., Co
Richard
John Nissen
Bruner
Albrook
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