Bay View club member honored with surprise farewell
From Henderson vicinity, the Bay View club held a regular session Monday night honoring Mrs. A. B. Paul who faced a farewell move to Red Oak. The group surprised her at the Paul home with music and refreshments, acknowledging years of service. Also noted: dissolution of the firm Tibbles and Harney, local moves and visits, and various town updates.
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Octo Harover
A. 8
Paul
Red Oak
Tay View
Henderson
Mrs. Paul
Bay View Club
Bhoven
Pauls
Tibbles & Harney
Champ Harover
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Forrest Nelson
James Laughlin
Humboldt, In
Gayle Phillips
Carroll
Neb
Miss Rooke
Salem
Paul Cain
Emerson
Clyde Wight
Elcott
Belle Gowdy
Estherville
Tithing and church wealth estimates in Congregationalist era
Dr Babson editor of the Congregationalist estimates Congregational church members total wealth at two million dollars and potential ten percent yields. He discusses producers in the country, noting about one third are producers with surplus income, while two thirds lack sufficient income. The piece weaves in quotes about farming, markets, and family travel, including references to Quaha and Des.
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Babson
Congergationalist
Timates
Congregational Church
Pella
Marion County
Paweshiok County
Malcom
Grinnell
Wright County
Thanksgiving News In and Around Perry Town
Social notes from Perry recount visits by Mrs. Duke of Denver and her son Ed, Thanksgiving gatherings with families in Omaha Council Bluffs Red Oak and Galesburg, a home birth announcement, a dislocated arm accident, a telephone stockholders meeting, and teaching and basketball updates including Vera Clark’s election as teacher and Emerson team results.
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Moines
Perry
Duke
Denver
California
Charles Sturgeon
Omaha
Mel Sturgeon
Sam Morgan
Onivaha
Myrtle Gustafson
Council Bluffs
Bobbie
Russel Blunt
Citizens Bank
Harry Selsor
John Ayers
West of Town
Hugh McSweeney
Bell
Galesburg
Ill
John Davis
Harrison
Peoria
Owens
Red Oak
Our City
Huston
Vera Clark
Charles Amick
Christian Church
Emerson
Our
Henderson
Corn for Fuel and Farm Prices in a Paradox
Dr H C Taylor argues that corn may be burned for fuel only if farm prices lag other costs, forcing farmers toward self sufficiency. He warns a mismatch where farm prices fall while other prices stay high could push agriculture toward reduced production and greater reliance on home consumption. Farmers are steady minded but may retrench if national price relations remain unbalanced.
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Office For
Farm Management and
Farm Hconomics
D. D. Murphy
State Board of Education
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
School For the Deaf
News Notes of Iowa and Lowans A Werekly Tribune Feature
A sweeping survey of Iowa farming, schools, fairs, and public health covers sugar beet shipments from Swea City, teacher salaries, county fairs facing closure, and state education funding. It notes Hoover’s Des Moines talk, tuberculosis seal drives, and legal decisions on moonshine and local governance, with vivid regional anecdotes.
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Lowans
Werekly Tribune
Iowa
Swea City
Kossuth County
Mason City
Towa. Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Towa
Geal
Thanksgiving News From Council Bluffs And Surrounding Areas
Reports from Council Bluffs and nearby towns describe numerous Thanksgiving travels and visits. Residents such as Mrs Gemer, Misses McDowell and Visher, Mr and Mrs Shipman, and Miss Davis are part of extended family gatherings across Red Oak Glenwood Sidney Lincoln Omaha Des Moines and Fort Collins. A Methodist church Thanksgiving dinner drew crowds, and social events included a 6 o’clock birthday dinner, evangelistic meetings in Emerson and a ceremony at the Methodist parlor with guests and refreshments.
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Gideon Royer
Maggie Jaros
Stella
Plattsmouth
Gan Itay
Myron Shipman
Atlantic
Laura Post
Wizgins
Colo
W. YT. Hdwards
Fort Collins
Nanuly Post
Donny McDowell
Omaha
Laura McDowell
Tahor
Ida Anderson
Red Oak
McDowell
Methodist Church
Willis Patrick
Will Cramer
Clarence Harnes
Htev. Pratt
Harlan
Emerson
Prath
Kevie Scurt
F Muries
M. Wb
Wlorenes Matthews
Juhi O' Conner
Methodist Par
Ate
Beech Matthews
Rev. Morgan
Dastings
High School Play a Success at Emerson Opera House
The Emerson High School staged a three act comedy The Time of his Life at the Emerson Opera House on Thursday night for the Emerson Lighting fund. Teachers and participants gave a pleasing performance with musical interludes by the Emerson band. The hall was well filled and proceeds totaled 147 dollars.
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Emerson Opere House
Emerson Lightcings
Emerson Band
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