Wild Dog Creates Chaos in Craig Neighborhood
A shaggy dog prowled Craig Friday morning, entering the John Greenies home and the W R Garr residence, shredding belongings on back porches. Mrs Garr chased it off, but the dog snarled and the neighbor Henry Eilers shot it with a Springfield rifle. The item includes local visits, births, and community updates from Craig, Iowa, with notes on a cooperative elevator short course at LeMars and corn husking progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Independent
John Greenies
W. R. Garr
Dog Heaven
Philip Deutschle
Merrill
Craig Friends
Andrew Lehman
Butte, Mont
Sioux City
Floyd
Craig
Henry Soost
J. H. Eilers
L. E. Thunhor
LeMars
Co-Operative Elevators
Plymouth County Marketing Committee
Vera Elliott
Bernice Gatland
Hawarden
M. J. Elliott
Glenn
Donald
Stour City
Ernest
John
Clara
Hanna Schmidt
Windom
Minn
Helen Zibell
William Zibell
Bluesland
Ella-M- Snyder
Stone City
C. J. Snyder
George M. Albers
Grant Township
Personal Service Oil Company
Brunsville
Johnson Frerichs
W C T U Iowa convention notes in Sioux City
Special correspondence reports the Iowa state convention of the W C T U to be held at Sioux City October 27 to 30 in the First Presbyterian church with national speakers and a call for strong attendance to uphold law and purity. Also updates on births illnesses travel and local visitors. infantile paralysis case near Kingsley and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux City
First Presbyterian Church
Lquor
Myrtle Cook
Foster Phillips
Junior Shade
Irven Simons
Fielding
Simons
Inez Lehman
E. J. Yoeman
Bis Staters
Orpha
Vinnie Yoeman
Morningside
A. Baumgardner
Fay Lingle
Dale
Schweitzer
Near Anthon
A. G
Tom Leonard
Kingsley
John Whelhelser
Bhelerger
John Featherston
LeMars
Elmer Kitterman
Doyle Dotzman
Visitors and Celebrations Round Fredonia Community
Mr. and Mrs. John Holster visited at the Jake Porter home Wednesday evening. Andrew Petersen and daughters Evangeline and Jeanette of Viborg S D spent Sunday with Mrs Petersen's sisters Mrs Nick Kloster and Mrs Peter Petersen. Mrs Sve accompanied them back for a brief visit. Jake and Mrs Duistemar welcomed a seven pound baby girl. Dagmar Sve visited Sam Lund Thursday. Sunday dinner guests at the Chris Kloster home included Mr and Mrs John Held and sons Alvin and Floyd of Hinton and Mr and Mrs Andrew Petersen and daughters of Viborg. Miss Herlig Kloster assists with housework at the Jake Duistemar home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holster
Jake Porter
Andrew Petersen
Evangeline
Jeanette
Viborg
S. D
Petersen
Nick Kloster
Peter Petersen
Dagmar Sve
Sam Lund
Chris Kloster
John Held
Alvin and
Floyd
Hinton
Herlig Kloster
Jake Duistemar
Pheasants Open Season Sparks Farmer Outcry in Algona
Kossuth county farmers protest State Game Warden Alberts announcing a three day pheasant season on September 20 to 22 with a three bird daily bag limit. They accuse outsiders of hunting flocks cared for on local farms during winter and foresee widespread noncompliance with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth
Alberts
Open Season Debate on Pheasants and Farm Welfare
Farmers oppose hunting on their land arguing pheasants provide bug and worm control and offset corn loss. Game Warden Fred defends an open season citing male birds protect offspring but farmers dispute this claiming males aid and protect chicks. Readers asked radio questions on condensers batteries and oscillating crystals with practical answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
How Much Exercise for Health by Dr Scholes
A health article discusses moderate exercise as generally beneficial for health while warning against excessive training aimed at building big muscles. It notes no fixed rules, urges tailoring activity to age occupation and organs, and stresses consulting a doctor for individual guidance.
Overcrowded Air Lanes and Radio Trends
Radio engineer R M Sherrill notes heavy congestion in broadcast bands with 63 wavelengths for 460 Class A stations and 48 wavelengths for 90 Class B stations. He cites Chicago and New York as examples and mentions waves shared by over 20 stations nationwide. The report covers radio bootlegging abroad and the move toward moving pictures via radio, plus U S radio parts gaining favor in England after 1926 embargo lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Sherrill
Chicago
New York
United States
C. Francis Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Dionys von Mihaly
John L. Baird
London
England
U. S
Hugland
Why do people become fat and how to reduce safely
Questioning weight loss and obesity, the columnist notes health risks of unsupervised dieting. He cites that lean individuals often live longer, mentions causes such as overeating, inactivity, genetic tendency, and possible gland issues, and urges medical supervision for middle aged readers seeking exercise and weight reduction guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholes
W. J. Scholes
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
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Wild Dog
W. A. Cagley
Charles Grothaus
Henry Blewett
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Blewett
G. W. Whitman
Arvada
Wyo
Peaby
GAP
Mickie
Chsies Sogheoe
Wenn Mesmape Unie
Yas
Suhi
George Washington Epaminonoas
Ohno Sunt
Gor A
Posmon
Fredonia
Sherill
I. M. BE
By John Kendrick Range
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Better Etter Health
Wun
DR. W. J. Scholes
Radio
Germany
Austria
Fisher Body
Ducokinish
Agrali
Chevrolet
Fisher VV
Tourin Roads
Nicholson Motor Company
Central Ave
S. E. LeMars, Iowa
Paige
Guy A. Boyce
LE Mars, Iowa
First National Bank
LeMars, Iowa
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