Entertainment at Masonic Hall honors teacher’s son in law
Sea 7 Sea 7 Ratdolph Dr H J Pipet and son Dr K A Pipet entertained four guests Saturday night in honor of the teacher’s son in law C E B Burton of Canada. Guests included L C Clark A J McCord C B Ness G A Williamson N Heaton B B Blakely W A Shuffler C F Cosby K Vanatan H J Fichter Frank Kilbatfick F P Spencer L J Duncan C S Burton Dr L A Piper and Dr H J Piper. Refreshments followed. Mrs Aid Mrs Button plan to return home next week. Mrs Fraficas Davenport and son Kehteth accompanied Mr and Mrs Gu Wagner of Hantinga to Omaha for three days. The F P Cosby and S A Taylor families exchanged houses Monday.
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Ratdolph
H. J. Pipet
K. A. Pipet
Toacher
C. E B. Burton
Canada
Masonic Hall
L. C. Clark
Br. A. J. McCord
C. B. Ness
G. A. “Williainson
N. Heaton
Blakely
W. A. Shuffler
C. F. Cosby
K. Vanatan
H. J. Fichter
Frank Kilbatfick
F. P. Spencer
Duncan
Burton
L.A. Piper
H. J. Piper
Mr. Aid
Button
Fraficas Davenport
Kehteth
Ella Patnacht
Gua Wagner
Hantinga
Omaha
F. Cosby
8. A. Taylor
East Randolph
Fragments Describe Township Notices and Personal Moves
Readable bits show Mrs. D W Thomas and Ada Bitiott Attoud traveling to Tarkio Missouri. A violin was found south of Riverton and a finder received a reward. Hetty Nieman Jr purchased a Ford truck chassis. Henry plans to help his father in Minnesota this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Thomas
Ada Bitiott
Tarkio
Recuhiis
Millet
Thomas
Riverton
Dan
Hetty Nieman Jr
Henry
Minnesota
East Center News And Social Tidbits
The article notes Mrs. Joe Kilpatrick’s nine week illness improving and her ability to move about. It mentions visits by Charles Miller of Haatinga Nebraska, and a weekend stay at W F Andrews home. It lists attendees at the wedding of Mateatet Evans and Edwin Howard in Macedo. It reports Hillsdale church Workers Conference at Mrs. W F Andrews home, Ethel Andrews starting at Henry Meld Seed Company, and various local family visits. Cattle shipments to Chicago are noted with Frank Howard and son Lyle leading three carloads to market.
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East Center
Joe Kilpatrick
Charles Miller
Haatinga
Neb
W. F. Andrews
Mateatet Evans
Edwin Howard
Macedo
Dwight Buffington
Helen Gilbert
Laura
Paul Hilton
Dead Jackson
Louisa
Ralph Bower
Elva
Oliie Atterburn
Carol Rearoner
Edna Andrews
Lyle Miller
Mr. Howard
Arlein
Lyle Howard
Hillsdale
Ethel Andrews
Henry Meld Seed Company
Edd Gilbert
Fat Fly
Herschall Sawyer
Sacramento dasheen variety marketed this season
A new dasheen variety named Sacramento, long observed and tested by the United States Department of Agriculture, and distributed two years ago, is now being marketed this season.
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Sacramento
United States Department of Agriculture
Rise of the dasheen industry in the United States
The article traces the growth of the dasheen industry from its Caribbean origins to its adoption in the Southern States. It notes introduction from Porto Rico to supplement potatoes, spread through the West Indies, and possible introduction to the Western Hemisphere two to three centuries ago. Ongoing cultural improvements and new varieties aim to establish the crop and boost demand among winter tourists and markets.
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United States
Porto Rico
Chita
West Indies
Death of Glenwood civic leader Captain A. J. Blair
Captain A. J. Blair, a longtime Glenwood resident and Civil War veteran, died at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. J. H Freedline officiating. burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. Born February 9 1849 in Rockford Illinois he enlisted in 1864 at age 16 in Company F 141 Illinois. He married Emma Crosthwait on February 25 1880 and had seven children, two daughters surviving. He was a Mason and member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Glenwood C E B. He was remembered as a good neighbor husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Blair
Glenwood
J. H Freedline
Leter
Glenwood Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Emma Crosthwait
Red Oak
Iowa
Nellie Spindler
O'Neill
Nebr
Mary Sanford
Omaha
Blair
Glenwood Opinion
Real Estate Transfers in Mille County Iowa
Record of Instruments filed in Mille County Iowa shows transfers to Alta Grace Brown from real estate parcels including West of Lot 621 near Cemetery Avenue. Entries include deed amounts and parties such as Michael G Ob to Migha, and others with values from 4600 and 800 dollars. Names appear garbled. confirms multiple transfers and docket notes through February.
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Recorder
Clerk of District Court of
Mille County
Towa
Bad Grep
al & TM
Young Peltay
Alta Grace Brown
Dhew Good Cemetery
Wea
Hikesty Cemetery
Avan
Barl Dees Uf
West Liberty Meter
W. D
Bradley and
Bowman
Michael
Scehraeder Ava Wetadte
Howard G
NBA
Apts
Glen
Court records of assessed deeds and property disputes.
Distinctive docket items record court actions in Iowa District Court, Mitchell County. Entries include sheriff sales and transfers of land, such as lot 9 in subdivision 13-78-42 and parcels in Block 85. The docket notes dates 1945-era references, names like George T. Rew and J. G. Piacagen, and references to county officials.
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Sherif
Mitts Co
George T. Rew
J. G. Piasagen
W. D. Ee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sea
D. M. Kline
Osteopathic
Iowa State Savings Bank
Afer
Realdenca
I. U. Parsons
Alvern
J. R. Scott
Malvern
Fred Hall
Concord Harness
Concord
Frank Degenhart
Cadwell &Salyers
Boyes
Eva
Anton Pad G
Sekeeen Hien
Aefea
Bec
Cowaty
Dock
Bhett
Kitts, Cs
Northwestern Bell
Bell Systeein
Mrs. C. Hyde
Federal Road
McCormick
John Deere Lister
Botna Valley State Bank
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