Cattle Feeders Day Planned at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa cattle feeders will hear results of yearlong feeding tests at Iowa State College with 4 steer calves and 17 heifer calves. Gov Clyde Herring Dr A G Black D P Hogan and George Clearman will speak on farm credit and baby beef feeding. The event marks the annual Hey Day with about 1000 in attendance and tests explore soybeans as protein and early limited rations for profitable finishing.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Clyde Herring
A. G. Black
United States
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
George Clearman
Oxford
Black
Local visits mark weekend in Letts and surrounding towns
Conesville and Letts residents host family gatherings Sunday as Mr and Mrs J C Templeton and Mrs Alice Black visit Elmer Black. Vermont couple Mr and Mrs Jerome Bullis tour Cedar Rapids northern Iowa before returning to Montana where he teaches. Other visits include the Ramer and Johnson households, Columbus Junction and Detroit relatives, and plans tied to the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
J. C. Templeton
Alice Black
Elmer Black
Letts
Jerome Bullis
Vermont
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bullis
Harry Ramer
Muscatine
John Ramer
Arvid Johnson
West Liberty
Andrew Johnson
Clyde Foster
Columbus Junction
William Kennedy
Detroit
Clarksville
William Hoben
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Columbus Junction community rounds up visitors and showers for Mr. and Mrs. Layton Buffington at the Chamberlain home. Church events, lodge installations, and greetings from Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Muscatine punctuate a day of social activity and neighborhood updates.
Puzzling portrait hints and cryptic clues puzzle
Reader deciphered clues about a famous lady in a mixed puzzle layout. The grid pairs horizontal and vertical hints cover art, language, math, and myth with references to Norse deities and scholarly critique.
Fruitland Still Is Dismantled
A large still and equipment used for illicit alcohol making confiscated by Sheriff George Oakes and four federal officers in Wapello were torn apart and stored for future exhibits. The copper will be sold as junk, estimated at about $50, while the outfit cost thousands of dollars.
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Wapello
George Oakes
Lee McChesney
Standard Oil Station
J. H. Chittum
Chicago
H. P. Burrell
Stevens Brothers
Lilly Davis
Camden
N. J
Roxey Buster
Marian
Josephine Cover
Earl van Vlack
H. E. Cover
Lucius Gillett
Delbert Eversmeyer
Fipworth League
W. T. Chandler
Tamo
Ark
Nichols Canter Guests Join Elmira Visitors at Bridge Luncheon
Nichols and Mrs. Canter host guests from Moline Muscatine Nichols and Malone at a double luncheon sequence. Dr Truax from Elmira joins Mrs Canter and son Ralph with Miss Flynn among attendees. A later dinner honors Miss Canter and Dr Truax with a small party including Lee Metzger.
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Pat Barry
Ansen
Muscatine
John Foley
Nichols
Helen Flynn
Malone
N. Y
Kaalberg
C. R. Metcalf
Willard Rice
Marie Borgstadt
Floyd Kirchner
Sam Herring
Ed Mumm
Lone Tree
Miss Canter
Truax
O. M. Canter
Ralph
Lee Metzger
Mrs Isaac Stone and kin plan Chicago visit
Concord Columbus Junction notes Mrs Isaac Stone of Oakdale visiting daughters Mrs Clair Clark and Mrs Floyd Pine. She plans to travel to Chicago this week to see another daughter Mrs Cray and family before returning home. Also mentions Pauline Whicher’s Burlington trip and other local visits and travel.
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Columbus Junction
Isaac Stone
Oakdale
Clair Clark
Floyd Pine
Chicago
Cray
Pauline Whicher
Burlington
Leo Whicher
Erma Beckey
Conesville
Herb Crull
Windstorm Damages Corn Near Letts and Local Property
A strong windstorm caused significant corn loss north of Letts and blew out a store window light owned by John Eliason. Telephone lines suffered damage while residents including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morehead and daughter visited Mrs. Ella Burnell. Community notices mention church meetings, coin match, Letts O E 8 chapter gathering, and hospitality plans. Local families and visitors from Chicago, Muscatine, Iowa City, and nearby towns were noted with travel and visits.
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John Eliason
Sam Morehead
Muscatine
Ella Burnell
Philathea Society
Roscoe Eliason
L. E. Downer
Cloyce Downer
Ray Schafer
John Collins
Will Rhyner
Emma Linn
W. S. Hartman l
Pearle Hartman
Harry Thompson
Bill
Chicago
M. A. Shellabarger
Weldon Gipple
Baby
Iowa City
Orville Gipple
Rock Island
L. A
C. C. Matthews
Winfield
Charles Zickefoose
Samuel Zickefoose
Thornton
Christie Turkington
Margaret
Matthews
Ireton School
Lone Tree Legion Auxiliary Picnic and Club News
Members of the American Legion auxiliary and families enjoyed a picnic at Lone Tree park on Thursday with about 25 present. Mrs. Ross Rayner hosted the Priscilla club Friday afternoon at Mrs. W. E. Shoquist’s home. bridge at three tables with R. D. Petsel high and E. E. Shibley second. E. C. Green elected club member. No meetings until September. Ronald Sherburne and wife were supper guests at L. O. Adams home Friday evening.
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Lone Tree
American Legion Auxiliary
Lone Tree Park
Ross Rayner
Priscilla Club
W. E. Shoquist
R. D. Petsel
E. E. Shibley
E. C. Green
Ronald Sherburne
L. O. Adams
Morning Sun and Local Fate of Weekend Incidents
George Scho field suffered injuries in a motorcycle crash Tuesday and was transported to Muscatine for treatment on Thursday. Beth Brown recovered at home after a midweek Burlington hospital stay following a motorcycle accident. Sixteen residents enjoyed a picnic at Locust Grove Park for Parker McKeown and Anna McKeown of Seattle hosted by Conred Casten and spouse. The Croskrey family packed up and left Saturday for a Minnesota motor trip seeking relocation.
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George Schofield
Muscatine
Locust Grove Park
Parker McKeown
Anna McKeown
Seattle
Wash
Conred Casten
Beth Brown
Burlington Hospital
Robert Croskrey
Minnesota
Church Group Holds Meeting at Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society held a July meeting in the vestry with forty attendees observing Guest Day. Program included Devotions by Mrs A J Kleinjan, musical numbers by local students, and a luncheon to close. Reported visitors included Rev Wendt of Waverly and King Herr of Dubuque visiting area friends.
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George Is
Dean McHarg
Misses Carroll
Betty Brown
Muscatine
New Kingdom
McHarg
Misses Brown
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Grace Reformed Church
A. J. Kleinjan
Ona
Thelma Newgard
Vera Newgard
A. D. Winsell
Marlin Newgard
Christian Flag
Susie Fick
Thelma
Wendt
Waverly
Emma List
Salem Lutheran Church
King Herr of
Dubuque
Herbert Herr
Drainage Warrant Not Paid suit filed by McGreer
William McGreer sues Fred H. Hoff man treasurer of Drury drainage district and Hershey State Bank depository over a $213 warrant dated June 14 1933 for services at the plant. He seeks a full statement of maintenance funds and to have the warrant declared a first lien with judgment for $213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGreer
Fred H. Hoffman
Drury
Hershey State Bank
McGreer
F. E. Ejcchelberger
Hoffman
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Vera
Marjorie Hall
Buffington
Florence Jennings
Beatrice Marshall
Mabel Baker
Ed Tisor
Harry Turner
Joan Turner
Columbus City
Harry Tucker
Buffalo
Harry Edwards
F. M. Duncan
Anna Duncan
Odd Fellow Lodge
Royce Johnston
Bobbie
Johnston
J. R. Johnston
Nettie Brown
Joe Church
Somnauk
Ill
Kansas City
Mary Wesson
Leonard Curtis
Clinton
Marjorie Paxton
Century of Progres
Shasta Spangler
Olds
Charles Jennings
Frank Barber
Villisca
J. L. Wilson
W. A. Dunn
Counti Ag
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Louis
Ipasteur
Concord
Canter
Irvin Pike
John Ellis, Jr
Harold Rummells
Daryl Oostendorp
Davenport
James Oostendorp
H. M. Fox
Lillian
Norbert
Minneapolis
Elsie Stolley
Lee
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Chester Morris
Genevieve Tobin
Victor Jory
Graham, McNamee News
Clyde Beatty
Anita Page Wallace
OUR Gang
Pathe News
Barbara Stanwyck
Sam
Ata
Sia
Lus
Pat
Teeriei
Lion
Veties
the Goody Girl
Ipsie Radio Hour
Wes Sick of
Tobe
Ile
Ginger Rogers
Norman Foster
Metro Musical Colortone
Nertsery
Journal
Uptown Theatre
Uptown
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