Fooling Around Leaves Man With Dislocated Shoulder
A Sunday incident describes Efferd Ludwigs dislocating his shoulder while fooling with a friend. He sought treatment in Marion, Iowa, accompanied by his brother Henry and his father, who also needed care after his own tumble. The item also notes travels and visits of local residents and small-town happenings.
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The
Independent
Ludwigs
Marion
Henry
Wm. Itbell
St. Paul
Minn
George. Ahrend
Omaha
Ahrend
August Ludwig
H. F. Ludwig
Caroline
Parker, S. D
Alchester
George Crowther
R. F. Green
Silverton
Oregon
J.H. Schmidt
Nokomis
Til
Tony Tammen
Freda Schellhaage
VanHorn
Town
Henry Fett
Mr. Fett
Kearney
Neb
J. H. Eilers
Detroit
Mich
Fred Kusch
Clarence Ward
Niagara Falls
Plynplith;County
A. C. Vande Weerd
Rock Valley Bee
Maurice
Lan der Molen
Craig
H. J. Banck
Moore Muk
J. W. Dunn
Frank’ Simpson
LeMars
C. R. Westaby
Orlando
Calif
Leonard Dunn
Dell Rapids
P. M. Dunn
Ellington, Mo
Raymond Backer
Merrill
Maurice Boys
Sioux City Journal
Barth Miller
Akron
Ray Green
Minnesota
Ray
Glenn Elliott
Washington township folk thresh and wed in Craig
Farmers in the area finish cutting grain and prepare for threshing. Hilbert McClintock and Lulu Grosenhelder were quietly married in Craig with Rev. Zibell officiating. Washington township Baseball team won 8 to 6 at Ruble. Numerous local visits noted including Ben Fischer family, Roger Rush, John Pillenger, and Vanderhamm households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fischer
Lucy
Reinhart Fischer
Union Township
Roger Rush
Brunsville
Ben Borchers Jr
John Plueger
Zellers Home
Hilbert McClintock
Andrew McClintock
le Mars
Lulu Grosenhelder
Emil Grosenhelder
Unitton Township
Craig
Zibell
Washington Township
Herman Weyen
Henry Crammer
Martin Vanderham
Laverne
Ben Fischer Jr
John Johnson
John Pillenger
Bill Fischer
Treton
Martin Vanderhamm
Alcester
S. D
Art Bronemeyer
George Miller
Elmer Fischer
Reinhardt Fischer
Harvey Fischer
Nora Vernon
Vera Harms
Western Stanton Threshing Buoyed By Community Activity
Threshing runs full in Western Stanton with many jobs completed and oats and barley yields fair though not as large as last year. Visitors include Werner Hoffmann of Detroit staying with his parents, plus relatives visiting in D W Geary and other local homes. Hoffmann honored at Riverview park picnic before departing for Detroit to work in a Ford factory. other out of town guests include Albert Slattery and Mrs Flick. Stanton W M S plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Hoffmann
Detroit
Mich
L. J. Hoffmann
Ralph Berner
Merrill
Adam Clark
D. W
D. W. Geary Home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slattery
Sioux City
Monte Rowe
Nothent
Los Angeles
Calif
D. W. Geary
le Mars
Catherine Swain
Art
Kenneth Farmer
Riverview Park
A. J. Walker
Stanton Evangelical Church
New Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Frank Haber
Lester
Romane
Art Haber
Remsen
Ray Faber
Chicago
Verner
Ford Factory
Albert Slattery
Muscatine
Iowa
Alvin Flick
Stanton W. M. S
Phil Hayden
Stanton
Ed Dennler
Hollywood
Walter Kehrberg
Dennlee
Frank Hoffmann
Yankton
S. C
Oil King 91 entertained at August gathering
Oil King 91 was entertained on Wednesday August 6 with Mrs Robert Hodgson as hostess. Mrs Elmer Kehrberg led the lesson study. Numerous visits occurred with locals, relatives, and friends in Stanton and nearby towns amid hospital trips, dinners, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hodgson
Elmer Kehrberg
Robert Edwards
le Mars
Phil Hayden
Frank Rollins
Werner Hoffmann
Sioux City
Kate Berner
Will Geary
LeMars
D. W. Geary
L. J. Hoffmann
Max
Ruth Sprandle
Detroit
Mich
Union Township
Geo. Farmer
Methodist Hospital
Little Gordon Holzman
Frank Holzman
Melba Heckle
Etham
5. D
Fred Adler
Brunsville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Brunsville residents hosted and visited friends and relatives across nearby towns including Struble LeMars and Akron. Highlights note Friday shower for Mr and Mrs Hilbert McClintock prior to their July 19 wedding and multiple visits by the Richards Lent Elsen Grosenheider Oltmanns and Harms families with updates on Mrs Lent recovering from an auto crash.
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Dick Frerichs
LaVenne
George
Near Struble
John Dirks
Bill McInnis
Sioux Falls
Charles Richards
Louis Bruns
Lucille
Elmer
Chartere Oak
Iowa
Bruns
Rev. Smith
Johnson Township
Brunsville
Lou Albright
Kathryn Marienau
LeMars
Therresr Harris
Herberg
Hilbert McClintock
McClintock
Lulu Grosenheider
Chris Lent
Ireton
Lent
C. B. Elsen
Delores Betsford
Merrill
Edw
John Harms
Marie
Joyce
Akron
North Washington social notes and local shipments
Mrs Barney Jolfs and children of Iown visited here with friends last week. J M Simeon and daughter Alvina attended a LeMars birthday party for J Luken at August Luken's home. Around Brunsville livestock shipments increased with Maurice Vernon driving two loads of fat steers to Sioux City for Herman Harms. Geo Bauerly sent a carload of hogs to Waitt Lake. Peter Peterson moved two carloads of cattle from West LeMars to Sioux City. Jess McHale owns a new Chevrolet coupe. Mildred Richards and Alvina are mentioned among locals attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Jolfs
Iown
Minn
J. M. Simeon
Alvina
LeMars
Herman Harms
Geo. Bauerly
Waitt & Lake Commission
Peter Peterson
West LeMars
Sioux City
Jess McHale
Mildred Richards
Protein supplements boost cattle gain on Iowa dry grass
Iowa State College expert C C Culbertson notes dry pastures lower protein and raise crude fiber, reducing forage value. To fatten cattle, supplement with cottonseed meal or linseed oil meal, with linseed meal slightly better but cottonseed cheaper. A 50 50 mix may be economical.
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Iowa
C. C. Culbertson
Iowa State College
Culbertson
FALKS ON 68 500 IOWA HENS IN 14 CREWS
About 68 510 hens had been culled from Iowa flocks by July 14, with 14 crews of two men each working across 39 counties. The 28 workers handled 236000 birds, including lice dipping, compared with 166000 birds a year earlier. Percent culled rose year over year.
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Iowa
Iowa Poultry Improvement Association
H. EF. Gordon
Ames
Poultry Cull Plan Aims at More Flocks This Year
Mr Gordon says CES prices are low prompting tighter flock culls. Feed costs stay high regardless of laying rate. Fourteen crews will survey 39 counties again to cull owners’ flocks that were missed previously. About 350000 birds expected to be handled this year.
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Mr. Gordon
Gordon
Raspberry Desserts and Ways to Use Them
Raspberry recipes from a vintage guide cover jellied raspberries and moulds with gelatine, rice and fruit pudding baked with milk, raspberry pudding layered with bread crumbs, and a lightened bian mange. The instructions emphasize fresh red raspberries and practical steps for rich, creamy desserts.
RAT SNAP rodent killer advertised in old notice
An old classified style notice promotes RAT SNAP as a reliable rodent destroyer. It markets cakes meant for kitchens pantries cellars and outbuildings with price points 1 cake 1.25 for larger farms and buildings. The ad emphasizes a money back guarantee and different package sizes including 2 and 5 cake options.
Raspberry Berry Desserts From a Vintage Menu
A compact note describes raspberry cake with white icing tinted by raspberry juice, filled with raspberry jam, and chilled with cream. It outlines a layered cake, raspberry whip made from egg whites and sugar with crushed raspberries, and berry tarts topped with whipped cream or meringue or custard.
Marketing course enrollment draws Iowa county agents
Iowa county agents were invited to enroll in a 30 lesson correspondence course in marketing offered by the Extension Service of Iowa State College. Fifty six agents enrolled, each lesson prepared by G. B. Shepherd of the Agricultural Economics Department, issued weekly in mimeographed form with questions to be completed and returned.
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Iowa County
Extension Service
Iowa State College
G. 8
Shepherd
Agricultural Economics Department
Lesson correspondence course gains favorable notes
The Ext ension Service led course started six weeks ago under director R K Buss. Several enrollees report value and prompt returns of question sheets. Small ad notes Scratch pads for sale at The Globe Post.
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R. K. Buss
Extension Service
The
Globe-Post
Model A Ford earns praise from global owners
Readers share experiences with the Model A Ford purchased January 7, 1929. In one year the car logged over 24,000 miles on varied roads and weather, with only minor expenses for a shock absorber link and a wiper rubber. The motor remained in perfect condition, fuel economy averaged better than 20 miles per gallon, and owners tout the car as economical, safe, comfortable, powerful, and reliable, offering value above its price.
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Western Stanton
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
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Wancy Hart
Spotts & Post
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hannah M. Eversmeyer
N-16 Street
East St. Louis
Illinois
Dickey
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