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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

4

High milk and fat yields noted in par seanc dairy test

Three hundred eighty cows were tested with average production around 756 lbs milk and 28.9 lbs fat for the month. Roy Finster of Eldora led herds with top cows, including a year old Holstein and several Jersey entries, while Mechthilde Segis of Wm. Eckel Eldora stood out for long-term gains and strong current output.

Roy N. Finater Eldornf W. HH. Dreler Iowa Falls Roy Finster Eldora Roy N. Finster P. B. Hol Wm. Eckel Joraey Chas A. Mark Iowa Falla Fannie Emeny Gr. Jersey J. N. Martin New Providence B. Jersey W. H. Dreier Town Falls P. B Mechthilde Segis Wm. Eckel Eldora N. P. Nfelsen

Hubbard Community Happenings Tour and visits

Local residents and visitors mingle in Hubbard as Hubbard and surrounding areas host relatives and friends from Edmund Okla and Des Moines. The column notes trips to Minneapolis and Duluth, motor journeys through Iowa, and church society events at Salem Evangelical Church with a Sunday school session and a Sunday convention schedule.

Evangelical Church Zion Church I, Haas

New Providence Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Travel

New Providence residents and guests filled a mix of weekend trips and family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Mills traveled with the McFarlands to Lake Okoboji while Will Gwyn and wife returned from a lakeside week. Several families hosted relatives from Eldora Buffalo Center and Ackley with long friendships rekindled. The Tuesday Club held a farewell reception for Mrs. David Stickney, who with her husband plans relocation to California.

Lakeside Walter Hall Avanelle Duluth Minn Emily Faris Pether Butler Gladys Martin Union Lenora Goodeau Lena Sybil Reece Iowa Falla C. 9. Hunt Home Henry Shutter and Sons Buffalo Center David Stickney California Dubuque Waterloo Ed Thompson R. G. Conrad Adly New Providence L. V. Carter Ackley Ray Hadley Familly Martha L. K. Reece Fiona Gidley Los Angeles Almedy Telvill Amos Thi Fred Benbow Atchinson Kana Ethel Hinshaw Auburn Jelif Mia Benbow Mes! Hinshaw Terri

Cedar Falls Bible Conference Set for August at Riverview Park

The interdenominational Cedar Falls Bible Conference returns to Riverview Park from August 9 to 12. Expected larger attendance. speakers include G Campbell Morgan and A T Robertson, with temperance and moral reform topics. Accommodations available at reasonable ground rates. promises to rival Lake Winona event.

Cedar Falls Riverview Park Princpal G. Campbell Morgan London W. H. Griffith Thomman Wycliffe College Toronto Canada A. T. Robertson The Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville W. E. Biederwolf Ishop S. P. Spreng John M Pasadena Calif Wm. Jennings Bryans Cedar Falls Bible Conference Lake Winona

Local church notes fill Des Moines trip and visits

Mrs. B R Wood recovers after surgery at Methodist hospital Des Moines. A ten day Minnesota fishing trip kept Rev and Mrs Truehlond busy with their daughter Lois. Mrs Willard Reynolds led the pulpit during the pastor's absence. Union guests Lenora Gudenow Emily Faria and families visited. several county residents traveled for visits or business. A joint Ladies Auxiliary and Missionary Society meeting featured Miss Esther Baird and Miss Gladys Smith with a hosted lunch. An ice cream social at the church is planned for Saturday July 21.

B. R. Wood Methodist Hospital Des Moines Truehlond Lois Minnesota Willard Reynolds Avenue Christian Endeavor Convention Dea Moines Mary Martin Lena Deane Geotl Cook Esther Butler Edward White Lenora Gudenow Union Misa Emily Faria H. W. Andrews Orme Perisho Greenleaf Idaho Aldean Mra HW. W. Andrewa Emma Perisho Oskaloosa Mra Perisho May Marsh Central City Neb Andrews Ladies’ Auxiliary and Missionary Society Esther Baird India Gladys Smith Walter Martin Gange N. S. Martin

Timber Valley Community Notes of Local Visits and Travel

Mrs Otto Jeske spent Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs L Pound. Families from Mitchell and surrounding areas carried out visits to Marshalltown Hubbard Eldora Amery and Des Moines. Verna Whitney returned from Yellowstone with two week bank duty in Iowa Falls. Several Sunday callers visited Mrs Philip Knowles and W E Brightwell. Continuous local travel and kinship ties mark a busy week in the Timber Valley area.

Otto Jeske Herman Katolph Florence Near Hampton Earl Hutchins Henry Puttcommer Paul Sumner Herb Marshalltown Ace Henry Puttcommer, Jr Deaconess Hospital Colonel Horton Chicago Mitchell Bell Sheldon Evelyn Shirley Owasa Clark Whitney Guy and Leo Whitney Hubbard Wm. Langford Milford Herman Tackenburg L. D. Horton Desa Moines Harry Mitchell Mitchell Home Knowles Bros Verna Whitney Yellowstone National Park Iowa Falls Opal Langford Albert Riley Des Moines Riley Charles Johnson Amery Wisconsin John Mitchell Philip Knowles Cecil Nolte Clint Clingerman Bertha Cingerman Mike Mosaman Emmett Dessie W. E. Brightwell George Snovel John P. Sheldon Hal Pierce Claude Miller Jack Moseman Elmer Ridout Arno Moseman W. R. Thompson Olaf Harria Clyde, Knowles Verna Eldora Callera Emery Whitney Frank Lyman J. Stuart E. S. Whitney Della Warner Lee Whitney Guy Whitney Hubbarn Emery Whiteney Elizabeth Nutting Eldora Bennalyn Knowles Wm. Mitchell Clear Lake

Harvest reports and social notes from Honey Creek Valley

Ralph Lawin and family joined Omer Cundiff’s Sunday surprise birthday party with ice cream and cake. R. A. Skinners were in Marshalltown Saturday with Mrs Stella Penrod. Clem Crosser and Mrs Gilmore visited Des Moines. Lester Crosser returned home from staying with an uncle. Harvest of hay and oats is active. corn and all vegetation look good, Henry Schultz has a prime corn field. Frank Myers and wife called on C A Monroe. Mrs Monroe remains ill. Chester Aid Society met with Mrs Kenneth Wooten. Mrs Peterson picked berries for Mrs Gertie Law. Rolla Skinners are moving to Marshalltown.

Ralph Lawin Omer Cundiff Omer R. A. Skinners Marshalltown Stella Penrod Clem Crosser Gilmore Des Moines Lester Crosser Henry Schultz Frank Myers C. A. Monroe

Millionaires and Tramps Fashion Quest In Daring Style

A snappy postcard note hints at fashion pretensions versus constraints as characters debate what they may wear. The aphorism contrasts wealth and poverty with personal choice and social limits, suggesting style as social theater rather than mere fabric.

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