Poultry Clubs Grow in Sioux County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau reports a popular poultry club program in Sioux County with first year participation. Members start with at least 25 baby chicks and may raise more. several members have taken over entire farm flocks. Monthly meetings cover chick-raising methods and August selects top birds for the Fairy show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Kenneth Set
Alton John Kooreman
Alton Grace Saunders
Alton Esther Jansen
Alton Mildred Klein
Hespers
Gladys Johnson
Treton
Chas. Wells
Thurlow Karr
Leland Karr
Ireton
Canadian Company Feels Stimulus Effects Officials Report
Officials report the stimulus measures impacted the company's Canadian operations. The effect is noted in economic activity and market response across the corporate unit.
Craig May Have Band and Baseball Team in Craig
Prospects for a Craig band look good after a Tuesday meeting with a dozen players signing on. A second meeting is planned to arrange instrumentation and next Tuesday will mark the first regular practice night led by Henry Collmann. Several young locals show musical promise. the band may grow to eighteen or twenty pieces. Baseball players fielded practice Sunday and plan a team, though no steps are final, with a catcher noted as the main hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Henry Collmann
Mos
Community Notes and Visits From McNally Area
Local residents and guests are listed visiting homes and attending events across McNally and nearby towns. Includes visits by Mr and Mrs Vander Linden Westergard Hildrick Evans Stoner and Shriver, plus a Farmers Union meeting at Center School with speaker Peter De Vries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Osborne
Sioux City
Warren Earl
Gwembolyn
H. Vanderven
Henry Ronsick
Smil Swanson
McNally
Walter Schuette
Gertrude
Alice
Marian
Elmer
Louis de Vries
Win Eilers
Vermillion
S. Oak
Mer
J. E. Stoner
John Shriver
Farmers Union
Center School
Peter de Vries
Sioux Center
Abiss Anna Danningbring
Will Evans
N. P. Westergard Jr
Mondew
Bes
Maurice Ting
Moar
Sioux County Dairy Calf Club Enrolls Local Boys
Rey W Hess assists the County Agent in dairy calf work as several boys enroll in the dairy calf club. Members will select and feed a heifer born between August 1 1928 and February 1 1929 to fit for the Sioux County Pair. Enrollees include Willard Foreman Alton Sylvester Peck Alton Elmer Peck Alton Ray Kuperus Iretor Harry Kuperus and Treton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey W. Hess
Cester
Sioux County Cow Testing Association
Dairy Calff Club
Sioux County
Willard Foreman
Alton Sylvester Peck
Alton Elmer Peck
Alton Ray Kuperus
Iretor
Harry Kuperus
Treton
Reading Township Farm Bureau elects officers at meeting
Walker Bushby was elected township chairman and Farm Bureau director at a Reading Township Bureau meeting held Friday night at Center School. Fred Vander Haims served as chairman under appointment until election. Other officers include Mrs Herbert Vander Hamm as vice president and secretary Fred Vander Hamm. Anita Andrews spoke on fair exhibits and County Agent Conn stressed rural organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Bushby
Farm Brewe Ia
Reading
Buerau
Fred Vander Haims
Herbert Vander Hamm
Chef-Mar
Ami Fred Vander Hamm
Anita Andrews
Briely
Conn
Maxime Vander Hamm
Robert Vander Hamm
Edwin Gaken
Trilis Varder Hamm
Minnie
Luella Vander Hamam
Farm Bureau Organization
Geo. E. Dillon
Dist
Happy Home
Felix
Bupp price reduction drives flood of orders
A chaotic market report notes a price cut by Bupp triggers a flood of orders across regions. The piece cites decreased prices from 55.90 to new levels, with distributors rushing to fill demand as supply lines adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUPP
Annui
Car Corporation
L Canada
Inte
Cole
de Happ
Thanne
Diane Gue
Avery Aedge
Say
Parslyne Rede
Rae Hoysans
Church Service Schedule With Youth Groups In Community
Church notices list Sunday morning and afternoon worship at 11 00, 2 00 catechism class, and Young People's Society Friday at 7 30. Senior and Junior Endeavor leaders are named Roy E Smith and Robert Beresma with the theme God s beautiful wonderful world. No evening services announced with additional Thursday Holland service at 7 36 pm and Epworth League activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Reea Bay
Robert Beresma
Roy E. Smith
Holland
Sutrarent GT
Mente St
I Davi Holland
J. BR. van Tiyke
Help Wanted Saturdays by High School Girl
Classified notices include work wanted for Saturdays by a high school girl. Inquiry at The Ledger Office also lists items for sale including one 9x12 rug and one 8x10 rug at reasonable price. Additional line items note four-hour drying enamel at Marienau's Drug Store and printing services at The Ledger Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Ail Cotara
Marienau
Drue
Grain treatment and seed corn ad in Iowa notice
Fragmentary agricultural notice from Iowa lists Cer esan treatment for grain and seed corn under the Mierassi Van Peurseni Afaurice firm. Mentions Gegne Mastadon and Dunlup spring tarin varieties. Gate way Muvey Co located in Le Mars Iowa appears as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mierassi van Peurseni’s
Afaurice
Iowa
Dunlup
Tie Gateway Muvey Co
le Mars
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Hershey
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L. L. Smith
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
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Souham
Beal
Northwestern Bell
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Fordson
Heider
Emerson
Waterloo
McCormick
Deering Rotary
County Farm Bureau News
T. EL McCaughan
Lowa
Fred C. Bendixen
Cail
Omrece
Treten, Lowa
Dre. T. Bender
Benitist
LR. Ball
Aiherne
Counaderai Las
A. L. Crata
D.V.S
Whatley & van
Aliorners
Washington Two. and McNally News
Wil Vander Linden
Mrs. Nielson
Garret van Whye
Henry Hildrick
Mfrs
Frank Evans
Milo
BOYS
Reading Township
Farm Bureau
Methodist Episcopal
Mallory
Woot
Chamberlain
Feldman Real Cup Coffee Peilb
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Irton, Iowa
Merko
Ames
K. H. Atwood
ED Beimers
Ceresan
Mariemars Prag Stare
Tri Bell City
Henry A
Pauper
Mariemei's
He Gateway Nursery
Owl Hail Insurance Association
State Insurance Commisa
Mere Los
Per Thouac
Pere Wragg
Trelis
Lene
SDR
R. S. Miller
Frank Bawilon
Ora G
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