01 May 1930
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
1
Red Oak guest Madge White visits her parents in Ireton Iowa families host and travel notes span from Spencer South Dakota to Sioux City. Local church events include a Lutheran missionary lecture and Presbyterian pastor installation while school and mission society updates reflect regional activity. Obituaries and illness touch families with measles chicken pox and a sudden death in Hawarden and Treton.
Mrs George Bauerly daughter Mabel and Miss Alvina Simeon shopped in Sioux City. LeMars shoppers included Mrs Edn Dirks Mrs Chris Lendit and Miss Mildred Richards. Sunday visiting at several homes, Luther League entertainments, next gathering hosted by Lucille and Helen Harris. Numerous local residents attended, with bridge games and meals noted. A conference mention at close references association addresses.
Henry Bowers of southern Hardin county saw dairy gains after adopting a balanced ration recommended by John P. Jones. Over a year, cows previously in run-down condition increased production from 23.7 to 33 pounds of butterfat per cow in March, with no extra cost.
Dr Charles Murray of Iowa State College reports that pigs vaccinated with serum and virus at a young age endure less risk from hog cholera than those vaccinated after weaning. Over seven years about 3971 pigs aged 24 hours to 7 8 weeks were treated. 130 were later tested for immunity, with total deaths only 23, 21 in 1926 possibly due to potent virus issues. The study suggests young pig vaccination is safe and may aid pig owners, though not yet recommended as general practice.
Mrs Louise Peet of Iowa State College Foods and Nutrition explains how cake failures mirror illness symptoms. Overbaked crust from too hot a oven yields middle collapse or misrise while excess sugar or too much fat causes coarse texture or crumbly structure.
Mrs Ben Rhiner of Sheldon visited at the Ben Knapp home while Fred Kling, employed in Sioux City, spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kling. Mrs Nick Singer underwent surgery at LeMars hospital and is improving. Mrs John Lemke continues treatments at Sioux City Methodist hospital and hopes to return home late this week. Mr and Mrs John Wrpelding and Mrs Mary Simpson were Le Mars business callers. Clifford Deitz and Hans Simeonson hosted visitors from LeMars and Des Moines respectively. Harold LeRoy infant son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Stinton was seriously ill at Methodist hospital in Sioux City. Mrs C C Hauff and son Warren and Helen Huff transacted business in LeMars. The second division of the Ladies Aid sponsored a Heart Sister luncheon at the M E church.
The Merrill track team traveled to Des Moines Friday for the Drake Relays where several runners earned second prizes though none won first. Local notices report hospital visits, surgeries, a junior senior banquet, and family news including Mrs. N W Huebel death, others visiting Sioux City and Little Sioux, Iowa.
A woman and her husband were riding when a tire blew out, overturning the car. She sustained bruises but attended school duties. Lawrence Jessen reported misfortune Saturday night as several sheep were killed by stray dogs. one dog was shot. County officials notified.
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