Notes of the Public Schools Faculty Party
Public school notes describe a faculty party at the E. B. Johnston home with hostesses Misses Potgeter Wells and Donic. Hallowe en decorations, games, prizes, and pumpkin treats are noted along with French word count tests, a fire drill report, and upcoming public events including a concert and a football recap.
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Cocina Montin
E. B. Johnston
Potgeter
Wells
Donic
Hallowe’en
Rock
Somerset
Wisconsin University
L. C. Gardner
Louisville
Kentucky
Miss Staines
County Sunday School Meeting at Hubbard Iowa
The Hardin County Sunday School Association held a large meeting in Hubbard with over two hundred registered. State workers gave addresses while Rev. J. M. Herbst and A R Rice spoke. a large chicken pie dinner followed. Officers elected included Rev. J M Herbst Iowa Falls president and Clara Wiemer Radcliffe secretary treasurer.
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Hardin County Sunday School Association
Hubbard
A. R. Rice
Methodiat
J. M. Herbst
Iowa Falls
Clara Wiemer
Radcliffe
E. Seybold
Ackley
Rev
Hardin county baby beef and dairy calf clubs organized
The 1926 Hardin county baby beef and dairy calf clubs under Hardin County Farm Bureau begin organizing. Many boys plan to feed calves again in 1926, with new dairy heifer and Holstein/Jersey clubs forming. Enrollment open to farm youth ages 12 to 19, with help offered to locate calves. Also notes weather affecting World Series and local community club officers elected.
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Hardin County
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Red Cross Annual Roll aims to enlist Iowa members
The ninth Red Cross Roll Call in Iowa seeks 100000 members statewide from Armistice Day through Thanksgiving. It spans 132 chapters and many towns with emphasis on local memberships, while larger gifts of 5 10 25 50 and 100 dollars remain in communities. Regional meetings in three weeks finalize plans with state and national leaders.
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Iowa
American Red Cross
State
Red Cross
Towa
Red Crows
Wm. M.baxter Jy
St. Louis
Hua‘bert Utterback
Dall Joven
Ae ’ Niversity
Rall Gall
County Club Meeting at Union County Federation
The twenty-second Annual meeting of the County federation of Women's Clubs of Hardin County is set for October 15 1926 at Federated church Union Indiana. The program includes singing directed by Hatner Whitten an invocation by Mrs B Morse welcome address by Mrs E A Cramer and a roll call of clubs followed by a cantata and committee appointments.
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Hardin County Federation of Women's Clubs
Union
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hardin’ County
Federated Church, Union
Ogram Unity
So Hatner
Whitten
W. K. Keyser
M. W. Gray
I. M. Preston
E. Moen
I. E. Cammack
Radeline
George Big
Low
Alden
Third District
W. Needham
Eldoral
Ladies of Man
Hauser
Social Service Commission
Misal
Fanny Duren
Eldora
Miss van Dusadledorp
Hardin County Social Service Worker
Denza
D. C. Boyd
D. M. Barnes
Caroline Newcomer
Cameron
Bloomquist
Ralph Speers
Darrel Brown
Howard and
Strickler
Honey Creek
Honey Creek Friends Church
McGrew
Pew College
Roy Clampitt
Com
Bonner Promoted to Northern Division Superintendent
Geo E Bonner, from Wingle Grove, is promoted by Chicago and North Western Railway to superintendent of the Northern division to be headquartered at Munson City. He will move October 1, with many friends in Hamilton County congratulating him despite less visits after moving to Mason City.
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V. Wilcox
W. V. Wilcox
Des Moines
Eldora
Peasing
Geo. E. Bonner
G. B. Nilas
Chicago & North- Western Railway Company
Chidato
Northern Town
Minnesota
North Wouter
Geo. Bonner
Wngle Grove
Northern Jews ‘Division
Munson City
Honner
Bon
Her
Jowell
Ling Oo Hoat
Hamilton County
Mason City
Bone Her
Webster City Journal
Land sales in Hardin County 1918 1926 summary
Prices and land metrics cover Hardin County from January 1918 to April 1926. Total county sales reach 929 transfers covering 108 843 acres with average sale price per acre 206 15 dollars. County wide assessed values and true value estimates are given, plus township level transfers and prices for Alden Alden Hardin Tardin Aetna Buckeye Ellis Jackson Clay Sherman Tipton Pleasant Eldora Concord Grant Providence Union and more. Also includes 1925 county post position ratios and calculations used to derive township values.
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Anid
Hardin County
Alden
Alden-Hardin
Buckeye
Ellis
Jackson
Clay
Sherman
Tipton
Pleasant
Eldora
Concord
Providence
Union
R. A. Miller
Tax Commissioner Co. & N. W
Crops in Iowa Show Strong Yet Uneven Conditions
Iowa crop report dated October 1, 1926 from Federal State Crop Reporting Service notes forecasts of 41.4 bushels per acre and 469.6 million bushels for corn, with 94 percent of crop reported saved from early frost. Northwestern drought and heavy rains elsewhere reduce good feeding corn. Oats output 236.2 million bushels. spring wheat yields at 15.0 bushels per acre. barley 31.0 near last year’s. Hay yields varied. alfalfa lower after light first cuts. potatoes 66.9 bushels per acre, 5.468 million total. Pastures improved but still below ten-year October average. overall farm conditions mixed across state.
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Iowa
Federal
United States
Towa
Tame -Hi
Wea
Uegal
Open Season On Pheasants In Iowa For Three Days
Iowa hunters may shoot pheasants for three days starting October 20 as announced by state game warden W. H. Albert. The limit is three cock birds per day, shooting starts thirty minutes before sunrise and ends at sunset. Eligible counties include Grundy, Tama, Floyd, Black Hawk, Butler, Bremer, and more.
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Iowa
W. H. Albert
Ara Iundy
J. Wi
Bremer
Qar
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Treble Clef Club
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Own Falls
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Omaha
Ackley World-Journal
County Sunday School Meeting
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Ln NY
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Pittsburg
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Sylvester D. Moon
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Morgan County
Indiana
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Call of the Red Cross
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Ed White
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Robert Reece
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