Rolscreenings celebrates Arlo Knowles win and hires
Sunday register notes Arlo Knowles vows, Miss Capps to join Rolscreener ranks, Misses Helen Boender and Margaret De Ruiter plan resignations January 26. Shower honors for Boender and De Ruiter. lamp gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Knowles
Egister
Arlo
Miss Capps
Earl Dinck
Helen Boender
Margaret de Ruiter
Marly Room
Boender
de Ruiter
Betty van Vliet
Assembly Room
Carpenter Shop
Jacob Goemaat
Baby Begins to Talk by Babbling
The article outlines early language development in the first year, from crying at birth to babbling and finally first words. It notes vowel dominance, rise of consonant vowel syllables, social smiles, and the common babble sounds like pah bah da mum. It also discusses farm notes on limestone, fertilizer, windbreaks, hog production, and calf care affecting rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Towa
AAA
Knoxville
Glenn Knox
Tracy
Seed quality tips from county agent’s office
Callers brought seed samples to the State Seed Laboratory in Ames for purity and germination checks. Early planning helps secure good seed for legumes and grasses. Manure spreaders are active countywide with spreading on hay land alfalfa and pastures. Livestock should be kept off short bluegrass pastures and new seedings. Corn stalks are being pastured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Phillips
Pleasant Grove Township
Clyde Finarty
Ames
Sioux Center Plans Golden Anniversary Celebration
Sioux Center marks 60 years since incorporation on August 12 1891 with a civic club coordinated golden anniversary set for August 12 1941. The Sioux Center News will celebrate its hardeg anniversary with a large photo edition and requests early settlers’ pictures for the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center
Civic Club
Sioux Center News
Pied
Student Rouge Roupe gains school access via telephone device
The article notes 16 year old Rouge Roupe who has sustained 88 broken bones and has long studied at home with a tutor. A new telephone schooling option will allow her to attend with her schoolmates, marking a shift in her education method after fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouge
Orchard Injury Appears Spotted Across Iowa Orchards
A survey led by T J Maney of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station shows orchard damage from the early November blizzard varies by region. Central and southwestern Iowa report heavy losses in Jonathan Grimes Delicious apples, with peaches and sour cherries near total loss. pears hit hard and plums fared better. Small fruits like raspberries and strawberries are expected to be heavily damaged. roses, Chinese Elm, privet, and junipers show injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Maney
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Maney
Jonathan
Grimes
Duchess
Delicious
Minnesota
Stock nurseries expect normal supply after weather damage
Nurseryman Maney says injury to orchards will take until next spring to judge but overall stock is ample. Some buds on wood may be dead yet most nurseries outside affected regions will supply needed stock, with roses and sour cherries potentially short. The nursery business has been weak, leaving plenty of stock available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Richardson
Cinccinnati
Norm
Tiny Wilkins
Pella
J. G. Boat
Ohio
W. J. Hyde
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
New York City
Maney
Roelofs Highlights Work and Hardship in Annville Kentucky
Leona Roelofs addressed the YWCA monthly missionary meeting in Annville Kentucky, detailing home mission efforts led by her brother Sbrold and describing severe poverty, limited access, and a 70 acre Annville school farm where boys work and girls handle dorm duties. The talk emphasized moral education and character reports as key to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W. CA
Melba Hilbelink
Ruth Jurgens
Leona Roelofs
Annville
Kentucky
Sbrold
Home missions and cheap stores spur aid efforts
The note urges learning about home missions and helping others, criticizing pride in receiving aid. It describes a "cheap store" selling items at low prices, ten cents for a dress and five cents for a shirt. A letter mailed by Mrs Albert Grossman of Elkader before censorship reached its destination January 6, after being sent February 22, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Albert Grossman
Elkader
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Calvin G. Smith
Seattle, Washington
Leo Allen
Rosscreen
Portland
Mr. Allen
F. J. Bladder
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Kirk Warner
Sioux Falls
Mr. Gaskell
Andersen Window Corportion
The
Andersen Corporation
Helena
Montana
Minneapolis
Joseph's Hospital
Flint
Michigan
Denison Stevent
Jon
R. Mark
To- Jo
Wheeling
Take
Baton Rouge
Louis
Central Sutes Insw Company
Mount Pleasant
Blytheville Hospital
Blytheville
Arkansa of Worth
Baby
Sato the Tiger
Hardy
Saints
Amazzo
Jay
Hershey’s Co Pound Box
Rede Coffee
Vriezelaar’s
Pocketbook OF Knowledge
Lapland
United States
U. S
DE Jong Seed Store Phi
Iowa
Y. W
Pillsbury’s Best
Pillsburys
Jack Sprat Food Stores
Jack Sprat Food Store
Arm & Hammer
National
North Dakota
Farmers Union Ssr
Sally May
IGA
Lumsden
Oleo
Lipton’s
P&g
Crisco Ab Ag
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