Social rounds echo with visits and weather aftermath
Ravrand Mrs o Will Brandstetter and family host San Marcos guests. varied trips to Sioux City and Mitchell mingle with a severe hail storm that wrecked windows and barns, killing one calf, while recovery crews help Burdette Schneider farm. Community members attend reunions, hospital stays, and college plans fill weeks.
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Ravrand
oWill Brandstetter
Son Watch
San Marcos
Texan
tMr
Miles Reints
Gon Kohl
Bt. Joseph'a—hospital
Veanne
Minot
N. D
Gua Danna
Arnol Beng
Danne
Herle
Merrill
Chas
Warran
Muriel
Cy J
Wesaington
Walter Wetrosky
Velma
Sioux
Guy
Rey
Will Brandstetter
Ward
Brandstetter
J. Brandstetter
LoMars
Geo
Walter
Local Births and Visits Highlight Kingsley Notes
Special Correspondent records births to Cliff and Clark families in early September with a Charleston twist. A Ham mond son and a few August babies mark the season as Storm Lake visitors linger at Dr. Liechty’s home. Derby kin from Slayton and Avoca figure in family gatherings with Derby and Bless family ties. Kingsley Woman's Club presents the yearbook with an extensive program and listed committees led by Larnon and Rippey families. Lucille Henderson departs for Morningside College in Sioux City. The marriage of Mrs Laura Reed to George Reed is noted at Rockwell.
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Sity
Iowa
Hea Ban
Charles Schnelder
Schneider
Charles Warner
Arkansas City
Kansas
Ralph
Jay Brownell
C. M. Brownell
H. H. Brownell
D. Brownall
M. Hillis
Allen
Nebraska
R. I. Ellis
Max
Wyman Ellis
Paul Clark
San
Mre. Pursten
Mapleton
Lena Clark
Rose Beardsley
Mipa-Maxine Beardsley
Crane
Cushing
C.L. Murray
Shenandoah
Gerald Murphy
James Cliff
Ted Clark
Charokee
A. Martin
Lee Hammond
H. Peckham
Storm Lake
B. J. Liechty
Parley Derby
Slayton
Minn
B. H. Derby
Avoca
Clarence Bless
Marie Martin
Cherokee
Pearl Mason
Gladys Curry
Florence Phelps
Sarah Smyth
Mabel Larnon
Eulalia Wfoft
Edna Rippey
Lulu McMahon
Lucille Henderson
Morningside
Sioux City
Misa Henderson
Laura Reed Tai George Read
Rockwell
Craig and Surroundings News Roundup in Sioux Falls Visit Fun
Hollis Noble and Lloyd Naninga drove to Sioux Falls to visit friends while Rev Zibell travels in a new Chevrolet six sedan. Local updates include illness recoveries, travel to Cushing for a funeral, and a bridge crew arriving to work on two new spans near the Klave farm.
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the Independent
Hollis Noble
Lloyd Naninga
Sioux Falls
Vernon Green
Oakdale
Iowa
Ndrew Paul
Des Moines
Craig
A. F. Winterfeld
Klave
Henry F. Baack
Hawarden
Walter Peters
John H. Peters
Sunlight Produce Co
Stairment
N. D
Craig Friends
Walter
John H. Eilers
Cushing
Carl Sc
Lou
Dewey Driscoll
LeMars
Independent
Joe Hennings
Hennings
Fred Kiemme
Preston Township
Craig faces case as Mrs. Fred Miller leads
Mrs. Fred Miller conducts the Craig case while Amanda Popken returns to serving short orders, meals, and confections after a 10 day vacation with relatives at Herkimer Kansas. A large turnout attended the wedding of Nora Ostherthun and John Tammen at Chatsworth. George and Cliff Noble joined a watermelon day event in Vermillion. Parkinson of the Parkison System of Music demonstrated at district No. 2 near town with Irene Sampson teaching.
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Craig
Fred Miller
Amanda Popken
Oloff
Herkimer
Kansas
Nora Ostherthun
John Tammen
Chatsworth
Tammen
Tony Tammen
Ostherthun
George
Cliff Noble
Vermillion
Parkinson
Parkinson System of Music
LeMars
Irene Sampson
Surprise party honors Bert Kemp on birthday night
Bert Kemp was the guest of honor at a Thursday night surprise party with cards and luncheon. Several Koop man and Harpenau family members drove to Wilmont Minnesota for August Johannes funeral. Mrs. Clarence Nussbaum joined relatives in Sioux City on Thursday. Henry Erdman returned from Umbarger Texas after weeks with relatives. his brother Frank accompanied him home. Mr and Mrs Frank Rollins of Union hosted Mr and Mrs Frank Holzman for dinner. A group of young folks gathered for a card party at the Holzman home Sunday. Swine raisers fear losses as prolonged cold and rains raise risk of swine flu and poor pig care.
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Bert Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Koopman
Frank Rollins
Union
Frank Holzman
Pigs Should Stay Inside As Cold Weather Arrives
Dr. K W Stouder advises farmers to clean dust and manure from winter quarters and seal drafts. Use clean bedding like corn fodder and ensure proper ventilation. Balance corn rations with protein and minerals to reduce pig flu risk. Short Courses at Iowa State College see record attendance, led by R M Visquain. Beekeeping talks announced by F B Paddock. Early seed corn picks yield more. store at 15 percent moisture.
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Stouder
The Face on the Taxi and the Twin of Fate
A narrator recalls a taxi driver lookalike and contrasts two lives marked by luck and perseverance. He argues success hinges on steadfast effort during lean years and a single pivotal decision, citing a corporate rise after a bold move and a laboratory motto about risk and crossing oceans. The piece critiques contentment and highlights the power of timely choices.
Weed inspection urged before buying land
Iowa State College botany professor L H Pammel warns buyers and lenders to have farms checked for Canada thistle and horee nettle before securing loans or closing deals. He cites a farm taken to pay a second mortgage that proved infested and costly to eradicate, with estimates of 10 to 15 dollars per acre to remove the weeds.
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L. H. Pammel
Iowa State College
Pammel
Seed Directory For Sale Seed Makers Listed In Iowa State College
A seed directory will list farmers who have seed for sale compiled by the Farm Crops and Soils Department of Iowa State College. It will be published with the premium list of the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association in November to help farmers locate good seed. Farmers with 50 bushels or more for sale may apply by writing to J L Robinson at Iowa State College Ames. All seed kinds will be included. Red clover seeded in September generally winter kills.
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Eilers
Craig
EB. H. Schultz
Mike Edlera
Mammen
Wm. Schulz
Brandt & Null
Frank Null
New York
Chicago
le Mars Sentinel
New ‘York
George H. Null
Garretson
Iowa
R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Porter
Farm Crops and Soils Department
Towa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
J. L. Robinson
Ames
Married Woman Fears Gas and Eats Only Baby Food
Mrs. M. Gunn recalls three years living on baby food due to gas. She credits Adlerika with easing all gas after taking one spoonful. Adlerika claims to cleanse both upper and lower bowels and remove unseen poisons, improving digestion. Sports & Post, Druggists.
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Adierika
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Will VanBuskirk
Fred Johnson
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
Ellerd Ludwigs
Eldena May
Henry Baack
Rev
Zibelle
Dornier
America
K. W. Stouder
M. Visquain
Iowa State
WOT
F. B. Paddock
State Apiarist
Plymouth
Plymouth Milling Co
A. Pehler
Scanaal
Wal Oye
Hows Suibas
Enowa
Aay
Ucom
Woats
Eas
Tyara) Noni
Rn Pa
TNS
Haan Tae
Semdac Liquid Glass
Standard Oil Company Undiana
Bayer
Rayer
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