Thanksgiving Day Socials and Local Hunting Laws
Remsen residents recall Thanksgivings with visits from Herman Anthe family of Albert Lea and others while hunters report nightly automobile hunting with spotlights drawing complaints from farmers. Blizzard noise and rabbit hunts shaped a busy holiday, as popcorn grower Charles Sanny expands to thirteen acres yielding 22,000 pounds this year. Various visits, illnesses, and farm talks fill out the week’s community notes and family gatherings across town.
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Mra
Herman J. Anthe
Albert Lea
Minn
Remsen
Wilhelmi
Nick Hoffman
James Kinney
George Homan
Gon Loyal
Charles Arens
Paul Arens
Fred Arens
Hvelfan
Mike Gengler
George Goebel
Bernie Schmit
F. J. Homan
Hilton
Rems
Palock
Frank Majeres
Anjon Delperdang
Nick Ruden
Porter
Dederick
N. H. Majeres
Lanny
John Funtsinn
Mankato
Archie ' White
Viola
Funfsinn
Minnesota
Henry Koch
Mapleton
Herman H. Koch
Ed Peoples
Morningside
Detlef Lindemann
W. G. Sievers
Chas.s L. Kass
Beresford
Nicholas Kass
Frank Klostermann
Elkton
S. D
Anton Paskett
Nick Frank
Frank Fiedler
Ben Sa
Sen
Sioux City
Joe Herbst
Kenneth
Dubuque
Mr. Herbst
Jacob Herbst
Farm Bureau Notes and Local Socials Across Sioux City Area
Correspondent Sam Lund and C Anderson accompanied a carload of hogs to Sioux City Tuesday. Miss Edith Kloster hosted the ladies farm bureau at her home for their monthly meeting with business, gift exchanges, and social hour. The January hosts are Mrs Andrew Juhl. Andrew Juhl injured a wrist cranking a Ford. Dagmar Lee visited the Larson and DeVries households. Lou Weber and Albert Lundgren bought hogs near LeMars, and Chris Bogh shelled corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lund
C. Anderson
Sioux City
Edith Kloster
Ladies Farm’ Bureau
Andrew Juhl
Nick Holster
LeMars
Fredonia Farm Bureau
Center School
Ford
Dagmar Lee
J. P. Larson
Jake Foreman and Son
Neil DeVries
Cannes
Lou Weber
Albert Lundgren
le Mars
Chris Bogh
Hay market review reports mixed demand and steady top grades
The U S Department of Agriculture notes hay prices barely steady for the week of November 23 to 28 with liberal offerings. Top-grade inquiry remained active at steady levels, but under grades moved slowly and sold at discounts. Timothy stayed easier with light offerings as Boston held prices steady and strong demand for better grades persisted amid ample supplies.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Timothy
Boston
Community Notes From Kingsley Area Social and Military Aid
Kingsley Special Correspondent reports W. G. T. A. members prepared comfort kits for Camp Stotsenberg third division pursuit squadron in the Philippines. Local church groups held meetings with elections, lectures, and social events including a music recital with nineteen pupils. Thanksgiving travel and hospital visits were noted along with several community visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Blackston
3Rd Division
Camp Stotsenberg
Pampangua
P. I
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
M. F. Rathbun
Ernest Hathaway
Frank Gates
Bridge Club
George Phelps
J. B. Phelps
Cora Munro
Sioux City
Win Foster
Frank Foster
John Hall
Harold Lyle
South Dakota
Jim Lyle
Mr. Lyle
Hall
Lyle
Andrew Trimble
Gerald Church
Hay market mixed nationwide with market firmness in several hubs
Prices moved in mixed fashion across regional hay markets with some declines for Timothy and clover mixed in Chicago and Kansas City while Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis held firm or advanced slightly. No. 1 Timothy and alfalfa varied, with steady offerings in Omaha and growing shipping demand in the southeast.
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New York
Timothy
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Clover
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Wyoming
Missouri
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Paul
No. 1
Boston
Memphis
Denver
Simple Adherika mixture aids stomach and gas relief
Buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture called Adherika is claimed to ease stomach trouble within 10 minutes by removing gas. It supposedly releases old waste matter, relieves bloating, and improves mood. Advertises Adlerika as quick and easy, sold by druggist Frank B. Deuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Deuel
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Bell-Enterprise
Herbst
Milwaukee Road
Frank Swart
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Swart
Ella Moeller
Maurice
Theo. Moeller
John Fideler
Marion Township
Fideler
Theo
M. Fideler
John
Lawrence Shea
Barney Stoeber
John Deviche
Elizabeth Scherbrink
Dyersville
Mary. Lammers
Bunkers
Clarence Frank
Main Street
Mae Kipp
Kipp
Claus Haack, Jr
Mr. Haack
Alfred C. Moeller
F.C. Sterns
Gion
Bessie Case
Ruth Herrod
Harry Sibley
Wm. Keegan
Cleo Weldin
Oskaloosa
John Myles
Wm. Gilmour
Wm. Creasy
William
Otis Richardson
Billie
Fay Gean
John Gilmour
Galva
D. W. Schnetzer
Schnetrer
Arndt
W. F. Andrews
Red Oak
E. J. Leichty
Edna M Hardie
Edith Broadfield
Lohrville
Miss Hardie
T. C. Hardie
Sam
Lazni
Kingsley
Prairie
The
Royal Rochester
Ursus
American Trust& Savings. Bank
Iowa
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