Luverne Items Highlight Local Social and Schedule Notes
Spevial to the Lines Juanses Rate played Algona Saturday afternoon. Maud Northrop was on the sick list Monday. F I Stoddard of Humboldt visited town. Gottl eib Weisenberg called. Mr. and Mrs Newberry and family attended Corwith Tuesday. Mrs Weisenburg visited Ft. Dodge. Glenn Godfruy came from Renwick to visit parents. C E efforts to schedule playing. John White visited Renwick. Boy Scouts met at Ft Chapman. Edith Hilton hosted niece Radams Hilton of Ames. Kenneth Lovell ill recently.
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Janse
Maud Northrop
Edith Hilton
Radams Hilton
Ames
Kenneth Lovell
North Luni Items and Community Notes
Rev Perry held his regular appointment at Luni as planned though the parish meeting in Renwick was postponed to next Sunday at 3 p.m. The Ladies will host the SS next Sunday while men attend the Renwick gathering. Otto Engstrom has returned from Illinois. Winnie Packard visited Des Moines last week. The Bogans family spent Saturday at Frank Barbers. Several listed sick in La Gro and Larry Packard goes to Eugh Grove for work. Alfred Price returned after a short absence. A sled accident upset part of the Luni congregation last Sunday en route to church, with no injuries reported. Watkins man stayed with Bogards Wednesday. Howard Bogard called on Eneands in north Luni and took his niece Pearl Brown home for a few days.
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Howard Bogard
Eneands
North
Luni
Mies Pearl Brown
Church Notes Lutheran and other church services listed
Lutheran Church notes announce German services at 10 80 and English at 7 30 with the Transfiguration on the Mount as study and invites all to worship Pastor R F Schedtler. Evangelical notes show Sunday school 10, German service 11, Y P A meeting 6 45 led by Mary Speich, English service 7 30, and class and prayer sessions with reminders of upcoming meetings. Methodist notes list preaching 10 30, Sunday school 11 30, Epworth League 6 30, Bible study and prayer Thursday 7 30 with cordial invitation. Baptist notes give services at 10 30 and 7 30, Sunday school 12 30, and P U 6 30 with additional services and invitation from J A Perry. For sale details document Engstrom sale listing a Grand Prince calf, 11 months old, 2100 lb sire, red coat, and a young bull for sale at Kanawha area.
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Bible Plaza
R. F. Schedtler
Evangelical Church
Y. PA
Mary Speich
Sant Maurer
Epworth League
Engstrom
Herm Brummond
Kanawha
Il Hams
Sean
Visits and mishaps at Goldfield events and travels
Mrs F oA Terrell and two children Leland and Lom arrived for a parental visit with Rev Nicholson Howe. Rev Sande left for Amen to attend a Kurt course and Metiuligt meeting in Des Moines then return. A bus tour broke into a scare at Huck Island digout and George Blewett fell on an icy walk near Dr Pepper’s residence. Dewy lay injured until help arrived. two ribs were broken but not seriously threatened.
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F Oa
Terrell
Leland
Lom
Nicholson Howe
Artive
Boise
Sande
Amen
Des Moines
George Blewett
Dr. Peppers
Dewy
Propinquity Breada Olecontent Fragment
A fragmented passage quotes a philosopher on love and pairing, noting intimate connections between two people only when not at odds. It references character flaws and minor critiques of behavior as part of the dilemmatic bond.
Auction at Aber Farm Near Renwick Details
Public auction in Minnesota listing 18 head of stock, farm machinery, and ute from John Dunhowe farm known as the Aber farm located 5 miles east of Renwick with terms given. Seller Ed J. Johnson plans move. date holiday Feb 11th.
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Minnesota
John Dunhowe
Aber
Renwick
Goldfield
Harry Mende
Holsday
J. Johnson
Mating Rhode Island Reds for Proper Shade
Breeders must raise from the darkest red Rhode Island Reds to meet standard color. Breeding from lighter stock results in many birds with poor color and shape. The Rhode Island Red is an American, old line descended from early red stock.
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Rhode Island
Fowl Trade Tangles In Patchy Court Confusion
Fragmentary reading suggests a dispute over fowl trade labeled as the Bad tradt and movies wo Ung with unclear parties and no definite outcome as yet. Nearby notes hint at legal action or municipal involvement, but details remain unreadable.
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Bad Tradt
Legacy of a hen breed and its evolving traits
The article discusses a long established poultry breed, noting its approximately sixty year history of selective crossing. It explains aims to balance strength, laying quality, and color, while emphasizing that changes are not permanent and require careful maintenance to preserve standards.
Expense of Poultry Foods
The piece discusses high prices for poultry feed and the impact on farm costs. It notes that poultry products on farms remain valuable, while protein seeds like cottonseed meal are expensive and risky to overuse. The New Jersey experiment station is mentioned as testing safer feeding approaches.
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New Jersey
Pullet Feeding to Boost Egg Yield Highlighted
An agricultural note urges farmers to push pullets and liberal feeding to raise egg production. It recommends a morning mash, ample greens and meat scraps with bone, plus an evening dry grain as prices for eggs stay high into spring.
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Wberal Laaakld Ag
Sarde
Late Hatches for Broilers and Turkeys
Late hatching complicates poultry care with feed and range needs. Properly fed broilers after the holiday season can yield worthwhile meat, while late turkeys require longer, careful keeping to reach plump, marketable size. Crowding hens leads to disease and reduced profits.
Missing toy prompts playful exchange in old column
A four year old named Mac is asked to recall where he last played with a toy haywoser as his father and a neighbor attempt a search. The neighbor offers guidance while the boy responds with a wry remark about thinking hard.
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Halp
Daddy
Thes
Sald
Mac
Moat
Fragmentary remark on marriage and communication
A garbled excerpt notes a claimed ten year marriage with few spoken words between a man and his wife. The quote suggests skepticism about verbal conflict proving a star status and hints at a brave plan needed to confront the spouse. The passage is incomplete and unclear.
Words Change Meaning Over Time in Old Slang
Linguistic note explaining how terms like bangups once meant good gear and later evolved to describe large things or a mess. The piece references Northern dialect, Harvard usage, and shifts in semantic nuance over decades.
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Harvard
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