Letter From Bank President Describes Corn Planting Progress
The president of the First National Bank of Warren, Mr. Green, explains in a letter that corn was planted and raised and notes the request was delayed due to busyness. He states three ears of Minnesota corn are being sent under separate cover.
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Minnesota
East
F. A. Beet
F. A. Green
Stephen
LO Wood
First National Bank of
Warren
Green
Minn
Corn varieties and yield report from Northwestern Dent field
A farmer notes preference for Northwestern Dent corn over Minnesota No 2 Sheaf for fodder and cribbing. He describes planting May 1, tiling a drowned acre, filling a 110 ton silo, harvesting 2,800 baskets of corn, and compares yields with Minnesota No 2 Sheaf. Details include field practices and early ripening advantages.
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Northwestern
Dent
Minnesota
Three Day Mission at St Mark's Church Promoted
Episcopal notes state Father Campbell of Cedar will lead a three days mission at St Mark's starting Monday at 7 30 p m with Holy Communion at 9 30 a m Tuesday and a Sunday school service in the afternoon. Wednesday features the same program and Thursday includes a question box session on church matters. The Bays Club has no meeting this week as rooms are being renovated.
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Niscopal
Carapbell
Ceder
Ranids
Mars’s
Jon
Everson
Father Campbell
Conimuy
Apply Before Jan 1 1922 for License Year 1921
Attention readers: submit your application now to avoid penalties. Gather license number from your 1921 car, car model, engine and serial numbers, factory details, year and value. AML banks and notaries provide forms and blanks. act promptly to secure proper documents.
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AML Banks
Sotary
Educational tuberculosis drive kicks off in Jackson County
American Legion and Farm Bureau leaders launch a countywide health education campaign against tuberculosis in Jackson County starting Wednesday at 4 o clock. Towns and townships prepare as teachers distribute seals to pupils with rural schools given two weeks to sell. Prizes of 2.00 cash go to top boy and girl sellers, with leading towns named for coordinated efforts in Miles Lamotte Baldwin Monmouth Andrew and Sabula. Bellevue touts local Johnson Piano factory support, sub-chairmen named for each town, and a parade marks the start in Maquoketa.
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Jackson County
Farm Bureau
Amerigen Legion
Miles
Lamotte
Baldwin
Monmouth
Andrew
Preston
Sabula
Bellevue
Maquoketa
Johnson Piano Factory
Hanshe
Geo. Zentner
Mequoketa
Ed Luckiesh
Butler
Lawrenice Streuser
Bo Chesterman
Henry Nemmer
Some Day There’ll Be No TB Song Alert
In a historic tune parody the page imagines a future without tuberculosis. Lyrics celebrate a world free of TB and bitter treatments, with chorus exclamations of triumph and relief. The fragment preserves a wartime era morale tone and mentions disease eradication as hopeful outcome.
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G. L
Lowa Land
Silent Germs and Hidden Threats in Weakened Health
A garbled reflection on dangerous germs that spread fear and threaten life. It mentions a troublesome germ associated with a disease, described vaguely as waiting to attack people, hinting at a health crisis theme without clear details.
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