Hoover Week Begins As School Opens Special Note
From Our Special Correspondent Neil Hoover started school this week Olivar Swenson spent Sunday at Henry Mansauger’s Harold Perisho is painting the Alva Piper place Mr and Mrs Harold Petisho and children visited Ed Sharp home near Green Mountain Rev and Mrs Homer Biddlecum and Mr and Mrs B D Hoover enjoyed Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs L C Koudson
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Neil
Hoover
Olivar Swenson
Henry Mansauger
Harold Perisho
Alva Piper Place
Harold Pétisho
Ed Sharp
Green’ Mountain
Homer Biddlecum
B. D. Hoover
L.C. Koudson
Dunbar Special Correspondent Odysseys Cedar Rapids Guests
From Our Special Correspondent Otto Tweed of Cedar Rapids called on relatives and friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Nard Russell of Marshalltown were Dunbar callers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Osman Tweed visited Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs Henry Hokel at Humboldt Town. Mr and Mrs Geo Olson retained Monday from a visit with their daughter and family in Chicago. Mr and Mrs S K Roseland Mr and Mrs A G Angelson Mrs Ellen Vinje and Ole H Bryngelson returned Monday from West Branch where they attended quarterly meeting. The Farm Bureau gave an oyster suppor in the basement of the school house Tuesday evening after which county agent Walker gave a brief talk on the future program and the progress of the past.
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Otto
Tweed
Cedar: Rapids
Nard’ Russell
Marahalltown
Dunbar
Osman Tweed
Henry. Hokel
Humboldt
Town
Géo
Olson
Farm Bureau
LocalSocial Roundup From Carlton Area
Special correspondent reports on birthdays visits and family gatherings in Carlton and surrounding towns. Names include Marie Dougherty LeGrand Ellen Lavalley Ames Belden Richards and families with multiple Sunday dinners and a minor injury to Frank Lewis noted. Residents travel between Marshalltown Ames and Melbourne for visits.
The Pencil Makes A Fare Pay Better
A banker-farmer perspective argues farming must be run like a business. Keeping books reveals profits, costs, and progress. Simple farm accounting, inventories, and annual financial statements help farmers increase income and secure loans.
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Metrncote
Iowa
Farma T
Bankers aid seed corn testing in Monrovia Indiana
Banks test seed corn for fifty six farmers in Monrovia under a high school agricultural program. One fourth of the last year’s seed proved unfit and this year the share is expected to rise. The work is supervised by the local agricultural teacher and promises a seed corn surplus for the community. Separately Conway Arkansas banks offer prizes for the most profitable sweet potatoes per acre with a $150 first prize and three $50 district prizes. The County Bankers Association supports a full time county leader for 4 H work in Calhoun Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa.
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Monrovia
Ind
Conway
Ark
County Bankers Association
Calhoun
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Lows
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Cream of
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le Grand Reporter
Corwin D” 'Neal
LeGrand
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Mies Violet Hofer
Harold
Dobson
Ross Richards
Marie Dougherty
Chas
Wiese
Rengens
Fred~ Wiese
Toledo
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Marshalltown
J. G. Maronda
Belden Richards
Ames
Mrs. H. N. Richards
Henry Read
Roy
Canada
Edward Tichey
Frank Lewis
Keller Strong Home
Ray Parker
William
Stanhope
Jim Cooper
Harold Dobson
Edith Richards
Everett Yetley
A. C. Rawlison
Mildred Richards
Melbourne
Homer Harrison
Agricultural College
Pillsbury
Jemima
Virginia Sweets
Buttercup
Holland & Holland
Quaker
Quaker Oats Company
Schumacher
Blatchfords
Cronk Bros
Montour
C-A-S-L-N-O
America
Fox DeLux
Jon Golden
George O'Brien
Simkins & Estel
Max M. Mills
Raut Main St
Phome BO
Shalltown
Masonic Temple
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Einne Halu
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