Hastings Pioneer Harris B Gray Dies in Minneapolis
Harris B Gray a Hastings business leader died at his Minneapolis home on February 23 after a long career in Hastings. He fathered a prominent mercantile and banking business with partners, served as Post Master, and later moved to Minneapolis where he remained active in business. Survived by wife and daughters Grace and Clara, the Hastings community recalls his local civic and commercial impact.
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Harris B. Gray
Minneapolis
Mr. Chay
New York
Clayville
A. F. Fohosan
James Greig
Minneapolia
Huntstessen
Mr. Gray
Grace
Clara
Randolph Ent. Dinner Guests Cite Montana Moves
Randolph enterprise notes dinner guests at J. L. Campbell home including Mrs M Campbell and the Kirbys from Malvern plus Lokken of Montana who plan to move with Joe to the new ranch. Mrs Coward in Omaha hospital expects discharge soon then visits Iris Welks home. Kil-Kave Hind group hosts at Trivelys with progressive card games and a midnight luncheon. Campbell family slated to move Feb 28. Masons host a third degree and social afterwards. A Washington Star quote remarks war eagerness contrasts with a country’s poverty.
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Crawford
Joe Haden
Mildred Ord
Mia
Eva van Ausdale
Adv
W. A. Bower
Malvern
Oral Bower
Hastings
Witha Vanderpool
Blanchard
Wm. Vanderpool
Joe Morse
Near
Etrulan
Oswald
B. W. Shaw
Omaha
Edgar Christy
Wit. Behternach
Dorsey Roll Tisfted Sanday
Mra. Behternach
Mra
HC. Hanfelt
Red Oak
HW. OE
Clark
Lorraine
A. H. Fisher
Roy
Robert
Neola
Mr. Fisher
H. FE. Clark
Fred Lockabill
W. N. Malony
Note Collard
Regina
Edgar Locksbill
M. E. Cupp
George
Cornell Bluffs
WN. Hodge
Dan Bryan
Coretta
Imogene
A. YI
Council Bluffs
Edmundson Hospital
Glen Greeson
Joe Wilcox
Maria Kelley
Glenwood
Enterprise
J. L. Campbell
W. R. Coward
Swedish Mission Hospital
Howere
Tresanges
Mie
Coward
Chivake
Iris Welks
Racine
Biden Inman
Sharon Ia- Man
Kil-Kavet Hind
Zoe Trively
Glanville Anderson
Elven
Club Gussta
Jim
Hilton
Rolland Trtveiy
Doe Campbell
F. A. Lokken
Joe
Campbell
Lokken
Masons of
Randolph
Farm Bureau Meeting Rosters Township Leaders Listed
News of the Farm Bureau provides a continued listing of township leaders and meeting details. The roster includes names and towns such as Pacific Junction Glenwood Hastings Malvern Malvern and Council Bluffs, with several townships including Center Ingraham Neer Creek St. Marys Rawlee and Silver Creek represented by matrons and ladies.
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Lesrn
Betaky
Pacifica Junction
Lyons Township
J. JT. Nixon
Pacific Junction
Glenwood Township
Ralph May
Center Township
A. Culver
Mre
Cow Testing Association Being Organized
The Farm Bureau backed effort to form cow testing groups in Mills and Montgomery counties proceeds as cooperation grows. The dairy farmer cooperative hires a tester to visit farms monthly, measuring milk and butterfat to identify profitable cows and improve herd economics. The system aims to reveal which cows pay for themselves amid rising feeding costs, with about 4500 pounds of milk and 80 pounds of butterfat yearly per cow, and potential profit for farmers milking eight or more.
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Farm Bureau
Mills County
Montgomery County
Horse Breaking and Hitching Demonstrations in Mills County
Yvhe Farm Bureau arranged with Mr. Harry D. Gino of the Iowa Horse and Bug Breeders Association to visit Mills County on March 12 and 23 for at least four demonstrations on breaking young horses and driving. Demonstrations cover multiple hitching methods using two horses, a first for the county, with a talk on fall treatment and gear. The events will be held at the farm of likely Appearant ty hay.
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Yvhe Farm
Hureau
Harry D. Gino
Iowa Horse and Bute Breeders' Association
Mills County
Eiding
Harugaa
Valentine Party Funds Support Letal School Equipment
Bertha Lee taught Friday Feb. 17 with an engaging program. A post program pie social raised 20 dollars for school equipment. The Letal school pupils and teacher Pearle Dunn hosted a Valentine Party continuing the rural schools news brief.
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Bertha Lee
Letal School
Pearle Dunn
Teak Women at Party Hie Bands and Oid to Cool
Boston Herald reports on women and bands at a party with political undertones. The piece notes dry and wet sentiments shaping the scene, reflecting local tensions and public opinion during a heated moment.
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Boston Herald
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