Jowa 18 Not Nearing Bankrupt, Politics Ignored
The Sioux City Livestock Record argues the American farmer remains resilient despite political talk. It notes Iowa and South Dakota share large portions of corn, cattle, and hog production, urging restraint in sensational farming distress reports and calling for tariff and policy considerations to aid farmers.
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Jowa
Sioux City
England
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Japan
China
Australia
Argentina
Brazil
United States of America
America
Agricultural Organization
Iowa
South Dakota
U. S
Christmas Parties Mark Week of Social Gatherings
Numerous club and family gatherings fill the week with holiday decorations, gift trees, and buffet lunches. C D P E O chapter members, guests including Mrs. H H Cannon, Mrs. Charles McFall, Mrs. J C Kime, and Mrs. J C Huebsch attend. A theater party, junior class play, and YW Missionary Society event highlight festive plans with dinners, music, and community singing as relatives travel to join in Christmas celebrations.
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C. D
H. H. Cannon
Hensington
Chris
Charles McFall
J. C. Kime
J. C. Huebsch
M.oyerton
Jay
St. Paul
LeMars
Eee
Cat
the Royal
Marshal Long
Younge Women's Missionary Society
Wm. Albert
Marian Harrimosson
Albert
Charles Eyres
A. T. Stokes
Wesley Eyres
Thomas Eyres
Wm. Eyres
Wm. Begg
C. H. Eyres
Ed Held
Hinton
Ethel Eyres
R. G. Smith
Robert Smith
Charles Pearson
Christmas Dinner Guests Across The Community
A long list of households announces Christmas dinner guests and homecomings. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson host. Miss Harker returns. many families from Sioux City Merrill Kinney and Des Moines invite relatives and friends for holiday meals, with numerous named participants and homes across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Henry Ruble
R. R. Gill
Merrill
Paul Gill
N. A. Gill
C. E. Gear
Sioux City
Frank Carley
Elizabeth Struble
David Stewart
Emeline Scribner
Ben Koehler
Hawarden
E. A. Dalton
Ralph Dalton
Guy Struble
J. W. Harker
Blanche Black and Daughters
Austin, Minn
Margaret Harker
Wesley Harker
Denson, Ia
Zack Eyres
Difford Eyres
Elzabeth
Richard Eyres
Chadron
Ned
J. M. Hayes
Helen Hayes
Ronald Hayes
Jack Spies
Giltmore City
Scholarships Available Now for Plymouth County Youth
A $110 scholarship to study agriculture at Iowa State College, Ames, is offered to one Plymouth county young man age 17 or older. The winner attends a winter term starting Jan 4, 1926, with monthly installments after expenses. Applicants provide personal, guardian, residence, and farm ties, plus reasons for deserving the award, and must mail to the Iowa State College president. Christine L. Petersen chairs the Plymouth county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Christine Petersen
LeMars
J. D. O'Bryan
Leeds
Ira
Percy Ellis
Merrill
Pearson
Christine L. Petersen
Radio set care and maintenance tips for clear reception
Mid winter radio advice covers cleaning a receiver interior from dust to solder joints, tube contacts, and binding posts, plus battery, antenna, and ground checks. It includes practical steps and cautions, then presents Q A with readers on battery eliminators, wave traps, and crystal reflex sets.
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R. M. Sherrill
Sherrill
Ans
Stoltz Family Keeps Five Chevrolets Near Brockport
A five car Stoltz family near Brockport New York includes Mr George Stoltz Mrs Stoltz and sons Elmer Raymond and Wilber All own Chevrolets a sedan bought in 1922 by Mr Stoltz for his wife two coupes bought by Raymond and Wilber in 1923 and 1924 Elmer joined in 1924 when he came of age A farm truck was added recently to haul produce and the fleet occupies two garages behind the Stoltz home.
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Brockport
N. Y
George Stoltz
Elmer
Raymond
Wilber
Mr. Stoltz
Grain Market Review Continued On Page One
Grain market review notes cash prices influenced by regulations as week ends. No 1 seed near 8 3/4 under May futures at 2.64. Barley trading dull at interior markets and easier on the Pacific coast with varied prices from Portland to Los Angeles and Tidewater. Export demand weak with brewing barley around 1.85 and feed barley 1.55. foreign markets dull for medium quality barley.
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Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tidewater
London
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Mickie
Charles Sughroe Ohaus Magi
Uncle Fainged
Isser
Chicago
Louse
Hwa
F. K. Veale
KB. A. Dalton
A. ©. Cooper
R. J. Koehler
John Arendt
N. B. Club
Wm. Veale
Frederick
Leo Geeland
Sioux Falls
I. K. Veale
Leibling
Sumner Knox
H. A. Swanzy
Charles Weiland
Charles Swanzy
Clyde Kinckhohn
George Kiluckhohn
T. Rohl
James Oswald
Clechorn
Hazel Stokes
Hastings
Neb
Clyde Kiuckhohn
Stanley Post
University of Wisconsin
James B. Nicholson
Jake Koenig
Ben Nicholson
George Doty
Wm. Marcue
Kinney, IL
Marcue
Edward Kupke
Ian
Walter Dé@cereui
Rockwell City
T. C. Parker
David Goodle
Union
James
Meegan Keegan
George Keegan
David
Geraldine
George Richardson
P. E. Arendt
D. W. Schneider
Kingsley
J. E. Arendt
Will Arendt
Billy
Nick Hentges
J. A. Hentges
A. C. Cooper
James Cooper
Earl Cooper
Holli Fross
Henry Huth
Ray Edmonds
LeRoy Cooper
George Sturges
Barbara
Paul Sturgis
St Paul
Mr. Cannon
C. H. Cannon
William Guthrie
Catherine
Stephen Dier
Circle Eastman
S. C. Gaynor
S. W. Spotts
George Arnold Smith
K. K. Bennett
Seattle
Wash
James Sherman
Ben Sherman
Herbert Haas
Frank Stearns
F. M. Roseberry
T. E. Cole
C. E. Haas
Edward Haas
Wilbur Haas
Clarence Roseberry
Bobby
Charles Bradley
Frank Bradley
Topeka
Kan
John Conner
George Sheehan
Leslie
Thomas Considine
Frank Crawford
Doland
John. Considine
Hugh
Mike Conner
Leila Huebsch
Mt. Vernon
Anna
Rose
Mildred Clarke
G. J. Clarke
C. E. Culley
Culley
Raymond Girard
Oakland
Cal
J. H. Flavey
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Flavey
Little Raymond
John
Brick) Judge
Grain Market Review
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Swansdown
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LeMars Auto Salvage Co
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