Emerson High School Rights The Rediet Gorn Event
Emerson The Kenereen Women's Rediet Gorn Nea 214 will act in regu lar design Saturday Feb 5 under patriotic instruction of Enid Ceray. The program includes readings, plays, and songs about Washington and Lincoln. A birthday meal will follow. A public sale by Gened j and Son was postponed to Wednesday Feb 26 due to bad roads.
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Kenereen
Enid Ceraysons
Washington
WB. Gened J and Son
Kimersoyn
Will Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
Afr. and Mrs. James A. Speirs celebrate their golden wedding at 717 Fairview Santa Ana after marrying in Emerson on December 25 1488. They are parents of seven children four daughters and three sons all residing in various states including Wyoming Minnesota and Montana.
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Afr
James A. Speirs
Emerson
Fairview
Santa Ana
Calif
James A Spears
Nettle Melain
Ethel 7
Taylor
Rent
Skervex My and
Vernon
California
Myrtie Cully
Rowling, Wyo
Mabel Sharp
Minneaport
Minn
Mand Barry
Livingston, Mont
Marsh Reynolds Named New High School Coach and Principal
Marsh Reynolds of the North pore high school family has been elected principal and coach at Emeciat schools to succeed Dr Ridenour who resigned to join Glenwood. He is described as an excellent teacher and successful coach. The ad fragment promoting various tonics and laxatives is incongruent with the news but present in the readable text.
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Marsh Reynolds
Northpore High School
Emeciat
Ridenour
Glenwood
Parting Gift for Mr. Ridenour at Emerson High School
Emerson High School students and jewelers presented Mr. Ridenour a grandfather clock with engraving Presented by that Emerson High School 1238. He left Sunday for Crescentwood to begin new work Monday. Several social and school events noted amid deep cold and snow causing event postponements and transportation issues.
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Ridenour
Emerson High
Unusual Milk Shipment Eases City Shortage
An irregular milk consignment departed Saturday from a depot to Council Blots dairy by VoBL dealer Joon milk rent operator. The 7 cans, 2208 het floes estimated, were sent to relieve a shortage caused by blacked roads and attributed to ex press delays.
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Vobl Deleast
Joon
American Legion Auxiliary February 7 Meeting Notes
The American Legion Auxiliary met February 7 at Mrs Good's home. Weather halted an all day sewing meeting with LoL Stith in Red Oak. Contributions funded items for Knoxville state hospital and a magazine sale raised funds for future scout activities. A carpet mink planned for February 14 at Mrs W T R Cramer's home centered activities on Americanism and National Defense.
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Mrs Good
Lol
Stith
Red Oak
Knoxville State Hospital
Wtr Cramer
Rd Farris
McD. Lane
Solin Parker
Through a Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton
A reader writes about a type of self confident woman who always seems certain in her opinions. The piece discusses how this overbearing attitude may appear in any profession and dampen conversations, citing a well known description of aloof certainty without doubt.
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Lotte
Oso
Bank Extends Wide Credit Coalitions Across Community
A bank recently disclosed its extensive lending within its neighborhood, detailing loans for inventory purchases, home improvements, mortgage financing, and personal needs. Totals show community loans exceeding twelve million dollars locally and over twenty billion nationwide, illustrating broad credit cooperation across personal, professional, and commercial activities.
Banks Plan Advertising Campaign by American Bankers Assn
The American Bankers Association reserves funds to develop a newspaper ad service explaining banking practices and services. The program, issued in two sizes, offers four ad copies monthly to member banks at a moderate price to enhance public understanding and support community progress.
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American Bankers Association
Bankers Back Farm Commission Push on Credit Aid
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association promotes banker led support for farmers through sound financial and farming operating methods. It distributes a reference guide on banking farming relations and publishes Factors Affecting Farm Credit. About 10 000 copies circulate nationwide via county gentries and bankers associations.
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Agricultural Commission of the America Bankers Association
Stat Bankers’ Associations
Commission
United States
United Sta
Lanhely
Gesterley
Tetwnadyreanding
Betas
Baok Caine
Training School for Club Leaders Opens in Malvern
Miss Helen Swinney extension specialist from State College leads the second training school for girls 4-H club leaders at the Community building in Malvern on February 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Each club will send a representative to learn home bread making alongside other projects and then share the material with their members.
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Helen Swinney
Own State College
Milla County
Malvern
Seed Corn Testing Offered by County Farm Bureau
Test seed corn samples may be sent to the county Farm Bureau for testing. County officers provide seed testing services and guidance to farmers statewide.
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Farm Dureau
Clover Seed Shot Improves Pasture
Clover seed drilling in bluegrass sod doubles pasture yield per three year Iowa State College trials led by H P Hughes. Manure top dressing or lime is advised, with Mt Pleasant cooperative results showing higher forage per acre and more pasture days on reseeded pastures compared with non reseeded fields.
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Teast
H. PD. Hughes
Iowa State College
Roth
Mt. Pleasant
State Board of Contrel
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Farm Bureau Schedule of Activities for Coming Week
Schedule of Farm Bureau activities for the coming week lists events in Platteville and nearby areas. On Monday February 17 the Platteville boys 4-H club meets at Shirley Lincoln’s home. On February 18 a 4-H leaders training school is held with Helen Swin.
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Farm Bureau
Platteville
Shirley Lincoln
Pacific
Traming
Helen Swin
Reseeding Pastures Boosts Range From March Drilling Plan
In 1933 spring reseeded pastures outyielded untreated pastures by more than 140 steer pasture days per acre. Extension services plan 100+ demonstrations with county agents and farmers. Advice urges drilling four pounds white clover five pounds red clover two pounds alsike late March, then broadcasting flower seed, applying 125 pounds 20 percent superphosphate, and keeping stock off reseeded areas until early summer to allow establishment.
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Hughes
Tithe revival and local reform in a shifting year
A fragmented report hints at renewed tithe tensions and local governance changes. It references officials and districts with uncertain names, suggesting fiscal debates and civic actions amid a contested period.
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