Madison's Merry Maids Met Saturday at Susanne Sanford Home
Madison's Merry Maids 4 H club met at Susanne Sanford's home. Artis Ehlers joined. three dollars in seeds sent overseas. The meeting covered officers training, sewing on buttons, paper patterns, sewing box making, care of shoes, and group singing after refreshments. Several local residents visited, and church groups held meetings and plans for the new year.
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Center Junction
Madison
Merry Maids
Susanne Sanford
Ray Sanford
Artis Ehlers
Therese Nowachek
Hansetta Hinrichsen
Kathleen James
Thomsen
Ardis Heiken
Robert Serbousek
Robert, Jr
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Bethel Cemetery
The
Presbyterian Church
Dale Cunningham
Woman's Club
H. J. Dirks
Walter Seiler
Bert Clark
George Dirks
T. E. Stanton
Ben Heiken
Ray Naylor
May Hlimebaugh
Chiang Yee
Earlo Brady
Guild
Frank Himebaugh
Ray Bohler
Augusta Norris
Gladys’ McNeilly
Wesley Tolf
China
Santa Fe Trail
Harry Chase
Maria Heiken
Monticello
Jack McAleer
Blair
Neb
A.D
Rance Brady
McDonald Hospital
Onslow
Beverly Mead
G. Thompson
Iowa City
Iowa
Sheep Drenching Demonstration Near Anamosa
A demonstration at the Wm. Martin farm east of Anamosa showed drenching sheep to rid them of nodular worms. Thirty four ewes were given two ounces of phenthiazine each to save feed and remove internal parasites. Drenching occurs at about one ewe per minute.
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Wm. Martin Farm
Anamosa
Castle Grove Mutual Insurance formed at Monticello meeting
About sixty members attended the annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Association in Monticello. Articles of incorporation were adopted, directors increased from five to seven, and the group reorganized as Castle Grove Mutual Insurance Association. Lois Margaret Eichhorn born at Mercy hospital Anamosa weighing nine pounds.
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Castle Grove
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Monticello
Castle Grove Mutual Insurance Association
W.B. Clark
Scotch Grove
Cletus Goodken
William H. Hoffman
Francis Miller
H. Leech
Center Junction
Robert C. Livingstone
C. M. Brainard
Charles Zimmer
C. P.brainard
Anamosa
Burton LeClerc
Manchester
W. P. Fleming
Oggon
Harry V. Sullivan
John Supple
Ernest Broghammer
Ryan
Penielchapel
F. L. Kromminga
F. C. Cramer
Lyle Hosford
Ralph Bayne
W. R. Cartano
William Marsh
John H. Eichhorn
Wyoming
Mercy Hospital
Robert Bainbridge
Guy McConaughy
Henry Carstensen
Rom
Morley
Chester Bishop Home
A. M. Black
John McDonald Hospital
Ison Larry
Master Sanley
Leo Chapman
Monk Place
Walter Muller
Chapman
Henry Caspers
Tobe Husman
Coggan
Marvin Oltmann
James McLaughlin
Texas
Gulf Coast
Faraday Links Magnetism to Electricity in 1831
Michael Faraday, noted physicist dubbed the Columbus of the Electrical Age, discovered in 1831 that electricity could be produced by magnetism and laid the foundation for modern electric power generation methods.
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Michael Faraday
Columbus
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