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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1924

Page

2

Notes From The Farm By Ralph B Hardy

On a Grundy County farm near town Merle Roupe prepares to plant 80 acres of corn with 25 oats on the family land and rents 80 more from Arthur Howell. They milk two cows and care for 170 young chickens plus a thriving incubator. Neighbor Chas Wares, Route 2, owns 820 acres all in Grundy County. Mia Ware raises chickens and averages 120 eggs daily and 55 pounds of butter weekly from their small dairy operation.

Merle Roupe Chas Crecelius Arthur Howell Wares Route 2 Grundy County Mia. Ware Hormiga Harry Medlin Leo Freed Town Aymer Davis Leo Moline Universal C. &. Fadewfield Zeiger Robert Freed Carl Barnard Feld G. W. Freed Mra. Freed

Rural Iowa farms report corn and oats planting high. varied herds

The column details farmers near town planting corn and oats on 240 acre Follett farm and others on 160, 80, and 126 acre plots. It notes cattle feeding, milk production, hens and chickens, and poultry yields while praising two row cultivators for efficient corn culture.

Bean varieties and planting tips for frost protection

Recommendations advise choosing climbing or bush beans based on engon length and climate. Ensure soil is warm, cover with soil to save frost threatened crops, and plant beans in two May and June plantings for bush types. Climbing beans train on poles. Lima beans keep quality longer and should be picked when pods mature but before yellowing.

Lima

Radcliffe Woman's Missionary Society elects officers

The Radcliffe Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical church held its last meeting of the year last Thursday. Officers elected: President A L Walker, Vice President Geo Pfeil, Secretary Pauline Keyser, Corresponding Secretary M O Lenning, Treasurer W C Himmel, Organist Andrew Schwartz. Delegates to Cedar Falls convention named. first meeting of the new year set for June. News items include the pastor's conference trip, local social club activities, student plays, and marriages and visits among Radcliffe residents.

Woman's Missionary Soccety The Evangelical Church W. D. Stukenbergy Mra A. L. Walker Geo. Pfeil Pauline Keyser M. O. Lenning W. C. Himmel Andrew Schwartz A. R. Johnson Radcliffe R. A. Bates Des Moines H. A Married Ladies Harmony Club John Ruemper F. A. Pennington Leila Hughes Webster City F. L. Sanders Radcliffe Needle Circle E. A. Friest Don Brinton Oral Commack J. O. Commack Avance South Dakota Martin M. Johnson Centerville South Dakota Sioux Falls Paul McKee Aon John Mason City McKee R. R. Guard H. M. Gronwold

Steamboat Rock Social News Highlights local visits and church events

Steamboat Rock residents shared Sunday visits as Mr and Mrs Ben Eilers Jr of Fort Dodge spent the day with relatives Mr and Mrs John Eilers. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Pruisners. B Y P A gave a church program with refreshments afterward. Various locals, including Herman Ruppelt and Miss Dores Brown, were noted visiting or returning from nearby towns.

Ben Eilers, Jr Ft. Dodge Steamboat Rock Eilers’ Parente John Eilers Ladies Aid Herman Ruppelt Iowa Falls Brown Wyoming Tan Dores Brown Laurie Brerkeen Waterloo Ed Karstens Fort Dodge

Local notes from Wellsburg district school and town

Thoms Flessner visits Cleves Mendy and Henry Flessner, with locals like Classen and Ruppelt seen around. Students plan a May 24 county tourney, seniors graduate May 30, and senior play May 2. Town work includes Main Street improvements and a new gas station. Community events feature Ladies' Aid, a motion picture night, and a weekend in Cleveland and New York trip for Mr. Gardner.

Community notes and visits blur in small town

Whitten residents travel to Marshalltown and nearby towns to visit relatives. Local groups meet including the M. E. Ladies Aid at L. O. Jones home and Chelation Endeavor Society at the Christian church. Senior class play proceeds amount to 111 dollars amid a large crowd.

Eugene Curless Marshalltown Kenneth Rash Monona T. BB Eggleston M. FE R. N. Lodge Frank Weaver J. H. Lyons Floyd Lyon Rovetta Olmstead Wm. Schroeder Waterloo Otto Schroeder Gladbrook L. L Hampton J. H. Lyon Chelation Endeavor Society Era Long Healte Bick Cronk Davia Montour Schroeder Watagloa

Local Visit Highlights Community Weekends

Mrs John Clark and children visited N C Hauser on Monday. Miss Gertrude Prescott visited Conrad Saturday and Sunday, while Miss Agnes Peterson of Conrad visited Miss Mabel Jerde Saturday. Mrs Chas Clough and son visit Parker South Dakota relatives. Bible school children meet at Christian church Saturday at 2 PM to rehearse for Children Day. Professors Kinney and Bottom landscape the school. A S Haxton J W Wilcox and E Minard went to Hampton to plant trees. Ercefl Crank of Ames spent Sunday at Lea Lockardia and Cedar Valle. Warren Williams and family visited Dows Sunday. Mrs Robert Walthall, sister to Warren Williams, and Mrs Marshall improving after operation. S. Toot and wife, Williams, and Gerald Kelsie did work at the school. Martin Lauterbeck owns a new Ford. Mrs Al Doud from Kansas visited Artie Wilson and Warren Williams and Will Alten last weekend.

John Clark N. C A. S. Haxton J. W. Wilcox E. Minard Hampton Ercefl Crank of Ames Lea Lockardia Cedar Valle Warren Williams Dows Hinister Robert Walthall Marshall S. Toot Gerald Kelsie Martin Lauterbeck al Doud Kansas

Glenwood Pie Social Brings Revenue and Local Happenings

Delayed report from Glenwood notes a successful pie social at the schoolhouse with a large crowd and $20 raised. Harry Latch visited Lauriel Williams, Will Allen and family attended Eldora church, and farmers began corn planting as gardens and pastures show green, signaling summer. Milo Walthall and Paul Cross mentioned.

Harry Latch Lauriel Williams Will Allen Eldora Milo Walthall Paul Cross

Local spread of visits and events across Eldora region

In the past week Clair St John and Mr and Mrs H H Bailey visited relatives in Melbourne. Gail DeWitt finished school near Albion and helps care for her grandmother Mrs J H Carter who remains ill. Lucille Montgomery from Wichita visited her grandmother Mrs Ed Mothersill and other relatives. Mr and Mrs T H Fiska with daughter of Jewell and Mr and Mrs Will McClean of Clemons visited Charles Clemons home. The junior senior picnic was held at Eldora Park Tuesday and the senior class play The Charm School will be presented May 1.

Jewell Mgr Mra Will McClean Clemons Charles Clemons Eldora Charm School

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Lens Grinding Purcell Optical Shop Iowa Filli M. Hartness & Co. Bateson Black Eldora, Iowa Insurance Farm E. E. McFarland W. G. Leslie & Co D&i. Edmund Chiropractors Ralph B. Hardy Hardin County Abstract CO J. L. Cameron Citizens Savings Bank Ovilmont Furniture Store Aymer D. Davis Hardin County Nat'l Bank James L. Cameron Citizens Savings Bank Eldora Wendell Huston Leslie Chas. &. Hays Court House Tohal Alowy Ebert Follett Lowa Town Farma Ames Abe Tom Jenzen Frank Fredrickson Ub Rockwell Mya Conrad W. Carte von Ihn Ohnilers Khott- iBfe Oelse Falls Thoms Flessner Cleves Mendy Henry Flessner Allt Classen Wellsburg John Frankson Ed Ruppelt Grundy Center Miss Mooney Waverly Hubbard Couny A. Holmes Russell Sheffield Holmes Rs. Rawson Etaenenr C. E. Sentman Hubert Baker Hatte de Vries Ethel Smith Sarah Bear Loretta Ruppelt A. L. Gardner Ruth Arleene Cleveland Ohio Gardner New York Dick Beving Wellaburg Cathryn Cramer Hampton Schools John Cramer George Patgetter Cedars Falls Nes Henry Whitecamp J. J. Frerkson George W. Meyer Meyer Wellsburo McDonald Lottie Cartwright Main Street Sharpshair Frerkton Jowell Carpenter H. P. Jensen Albion John Lamb Albina Taimir D. I. Tomb Whitten Hardin County National Bank Hardin County Trust & Sayings Bank Glenwood Ralph C. Marks & CO
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