Hastings Party for Norma McCollister Birthday
Mrs H A McCollster entertained eleven little girls Tuesday afternoon for Norma McCollister tenth birthday. Refreshments were served after a pleasant visit. Guests included Viola Horn Tahama Horn Betty Lovell Donna Pollitt Esther Kidwell June Kidwell Fern Baldozler Alice Beam Altha Beam Mothel Lane Norma McCollister and Mary McCollister. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs D R Kidwell and Fred Peterson from Charles City Iowa with Mrs A H Crawford. Peterson and sister planned a trip to Stromsburg Nebraska visiting relatives. Mr Peterson operates a drug store in Charles City. Oral Bower and family returned from a vacation through Missouri and Kansas City. Mr Bower notes Eldorado Springs Mo as pretty but not desirable to locate there. Mr and Mrs Fred Martin traveled to Omaha Monday. A Whitney and family returned from Minnesota due to illness of Mrs Whitney's sister Miss Millicent Fuscher of Wonsontown Kansas. Miss Fuscher visited Hastings and Mrs H E Clark's home.
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H. A. McCollster
Norma
Viola
Ttahama Horn
Betty Lovell
Donna Pollitt
Esther
June Kidwell
Fern Baldozler
Alice
Altha Beam
Motlel Lane
Mary McCollister
Alt
D. R. Kidwell
Fred Peterson
Charles City
Iowa
Hi Siater
A. H. Crawford
Stromsburg
Nebr
Paterson
Oral Bower
Eldorado Springs
Kansas City
Mis
Whitney
Mias Millicent Fuscher
Wnsontown
Kansas
H. Ke, Clark
Donald
Warren
Janice Christie
Omaha
L. Christie
Bwit! Packing Company
F. J. Wallace
Lincoln
Fred Martin
Rowena Shepard
Marie
Ray Quimby
Margaret Shepard
Shenandosh
9. C. Quimby
Robert Brtley
Joseph William
H. M. Johna
Mille County
Milla County
Malvern High School
H. H. Amos
Ames
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association
Chicago
Amos
National Horsebreeders
Mary Ford
Miss Dee
George Rosenfeld
Cameretta
Mrs. Camaretta
Brownstone
Mr. Brownstone
Wigand
Anna
Edward
John
Schepp
Aeriel
Blanch McKenney
Hunter
Lhorge
Hastings M. E. Church Services Sunday Aug 17
Sunday at Hastings M E Church features morning subject Meaning Your Christianity stressing genuine religious life and an illustrated sermon lecture in the evening. Visitors include Mr and Mrs F J Wallace of Lincoln and family, Donald Christie from Omaha, and extended visits with local families.
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Hastings M. E
W. J. Weber
Iowa the Proud Dairy and Industry Hub of the Nation
Iowa, with a population around two and a half million, hosts 200000 autos, more than New York City. It houses one of three U.S. Trappist monasteries established in 1848, spanning 41200 acres with taxes over 3000. Dubuque anchors shipyards, boat and boiler works, harbor, and river fleet HQ. Iowa’s mills lead global mat and door products, shipping nationwide. The state adds over half a million cattle to its dairy herds in a year.
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Ty George Gallaray
Iowa
New York
Towa
United States
New Mellory
Dahuhu
California
Colorado
Clayton
Allamakee
Lowa
Miesiasippi
Dubuque
Carr, Ryder and Adams Co
Farley & Loetacher
Canada
Central
South America
Salyera Auto Company
Ford
B. & M. Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Jake Frazier
Floral Hall
Malvern High School
1.8. FM
Glen
Wood
Floval Hall
Malvern Garden Club
Fiorel Hall
Sanging
Mills County Fair Displays Rich Exhibits And Attractions
Mills County Fair showcases 4 H poultry, grain and garden entries with 126 pens of chickens and 400 grains and grasses. Machinery displays from Kance Nelson, Salyera Auto and B M Chevrolet attract crowds while handicrafts, weaving, quilting, and floral sections highlight home arts. Open class grains, farm journals, and vocational agriculture exhibits show county farming strengths and educational projects.
Exhibit Shows Benefits From Testing Cows
A dairy cow barn exhibit by W. W. Davies demonstrates the Cow Testing Association. Two Guernsey cows Pep and Trophy, both of the same age, show 1929 records detailing feed costs, milk production, receipts, and total net profits. Pep earned 53.39 dollars while Trophy earned 109.05 dollars.
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W. Davies
Guernseys
T. J. Malurinia
Gandhi as Dress Reformer Chance Mentioned by Editor
Detroit Free Press quotes a columnist pondering Mahatma Gandhi as a back to nature dress reformer. The piece suggests Gandhi could gain traction in the United States if encouraged to adopt a simplistic attire style.
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Sepa SiSghae
Asia Ar
Mahatma Cgandhi
Detroit Free Press
Sad Poem Prompt Reflects on A Man With A Hoe
The Detroit News notes Edwin Markham and the nurseries of poetry with a somber theme. It hints at a garden scene and a month long reflection on a man with a hoe, contrasting with Iowa summer retreats at Spirit Lake Lake Okoboji and nearby Claar Lake, praised for beauty.
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Edwin Markham
The
Detroit |News
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Okobajt
Claar Lake
Tea Room Has an Auspicious Opening
Mia Margaret Wilson opened a tea room in the Bushner building last Saturday afternoon. Everything was ready with new furniture and fixtures, attendants served customers, and there was strong attendance, reflecting well on Mrs. Wilson and Malvern.
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Mia
Margaret Wilson
Bushner
Mrs. Wilsons
Malvern
Thas
Real Estate Transfers and Cemetery Trusts Documented
Mra Roaceq Parker and others transfer to George Thorson a parcel, price 2000.06 dollars, Lots 8 and 8 Block 6 First Add Emerson. Trustees Glenwood Cemetery transfer to Lester Buckingham for 12.50 dollars, N44 of Lot 706 Glenwood Cemetery Oliford Morgan amabeere gan, a lot in Glenwood priced at 1000 dollars, Lot 8 Block 74 Glenwood.
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Mra
Roaceq Parker
George Thorson
W. D
Emerson
Glenwood Cemetery
Lester Buckingham
Cem. D
Oliford-Morgan
O Mabeeregan
Glenwood
Clipped Comment Voices Doubt On Night Baseball Rise
The clipping notes skepticism about night baseball gaining traction in New York, citing the New York Post. It also criticizes Texas Guinan Umpires and remarks on driving curves and road safety. The Newark Advocate and St. Louis Globe Democrat quotes about staying home on Sundays and senators owning real estate.
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West
New York
Texas Guinan
New York Post
Newark
Ohio
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Toledo
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