Farmers Move On To New Homes In Local District
Special correspondence notes many neighbors planning to relocate. Roy Lafferty will take over the Titus farm, Jesse Wright moves near Kingsley, and Herman Metcke occupies Titus’s old place. A farewell for Dick Pech’s family precedes their move to the Lentz farm. marriages, illnesses, and a 25th wedding anniversary also appear in the community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Riedker
Coy Knapp
Minnesota
Elsie Dathmanm
Charles Lite
Carel
Community Socials and Local Visits Highlight East Stanton
A busy week in East Stanton featured a successful Monday card party at Pete Gainor's with Keenan brothers providing music from Kingsley. Visitors included Francis Keenan of Sioux City and Matt Crowley returning from the east with a team of horses. Local callers from LeMars and Merrill dropped by, and the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Litzmann drew many friends. Will Grallap sold a carload of hogs and cattle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Johnson
Dick Plueger
Theodore Plueger
Grant Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Craig
William Zibell
F. H. Oloff
Hawarden Hospital
Hearthstone
Sioux City
LeRoy Edwards
Cudahy
Hawarden
Fred Gronemeyer
William Barker
Pete Gainor
Keenan Brothers
Kingsley
Francis Keenan
Frank Dunn
Matt Crowley
Mike Keenan
George Sitzmama
Ray Sullivan
John Litzmann
LeMars
O'Leary
Oeig Roeser
Shee Toe Sie
Phil Geary
Argton Plendl
George A. Plendl
Sylvester Dunn
Merrill
K. of C
Tim Bergin
Elmer Kennedy
Will Grallap
Hawarden Merchants End Dairy Butter Trade March First
Beginning March first Hawarden merchants will quit handling dairy butter. Butter from the local trade area will be sold to a local cash station with the seller free to buy back with the cash. The plan includes grading and payment by quality, aiming to reward good butter makers and shift blame from retailers to product quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Sioux City
Gental Ernest Rath
Mundson
Grant Township
Wayne, Neb
Craig
Albert
L. ¢. Oloff
Preston Township
Marle Johnson
County Board Proceedings Highlight Road and Bridge Work
County supervisors detail numerous road main and bridge projects with extensive itemized expenditures. Names such as McGowen Nye and Marback appear among equipment, repairs, and supplies from Metropolitan Supply Co and Peck Foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luksan
Fred
Lang
Walter
Murray
McCorkell
Perry
Mathwig
Muecke
Harvey
Martin
Fremont
Marback
M. M
Metropolitan
Supply Co
Sip ” Marback
McGowen
Nye
Re- Miller Implement Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
County
Sup- Miller
Nelson
Maxwell
Hugh
Expense
Expense Irtore
Seca Ene Mertes Electric Works
Labor Court House
County Messenger Printing Co
J. G
Miller
Miller, Bryant, Pierce Co
Neuenschwander
Musback
E. A
Neubel
Joseph
Nuebel
Nicholson Electric Service
Omaha
Chester
Palm
Clifford
Petersen Arthur
Peters
John R
Richard
Phillips
Peck Foundry Co
Petges Hdw. Co
Peck Foundry and Manufacturing Co
Portland Township
Perkins Bros
Country
Petersen
Christine
Peck
G. W
Payne, W. R
Plymouth County Telephone Co
Perry Township
Poeckes
J. P
Coun
Remer
W. F
Rogers
John
Rollins
A. J
Rieke
William
Rieke, W
Seed
Boint
Reymann
J. C
County Home
Raveling
George
Rees
T. J
County Road Main
Ritz Bros
Remsen Service Co
Richards, C. M
Root
C. W
Southwick, Roy
Schroeder
Clarence
Siegerma
Sitzman
Lester
Eldon
Schneider
Standard Oi Co
Standard Oil Co
Spots & Post
Schindel
J. J
Sturges
George W
Smith
Charles R
Simpson
Sacred Heart Hospital
Lanny
Henry
Thoma Grocery Co
Traufler Bros
Tritz
F. N
Trometer
Andrew
Trameter
Wood
United Chemical Co
van Vorst
County Coat
Veale Lumber Co
van Voorst, R. Jr
Wetrosky, Lewis
Wiggs
L. L
Ccs
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wiges
Weinrich
Wetrosky
Louis
Whitnell
Charles O
Coun PF Toey Teett Welch
Wagner's Cash Grocery
Woolley
M. Clarke
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South
Lincoln Township
Craig Independent
THE
Board OF Supervisors
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Waysanly
Portlan
Bubhell Pit
Dls Mb
Wrigley
Eerce
Sealei Tigat
American Trust & Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Iowa
LE Mars
Owa
Globe-Post
Madame Shopper
Madam Shopper
Globe Post
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