Saunders to Speak at Farm Bureau Picnic in Orange City
Saunders to speak at the Sioux County Farm Bureau picnic on June 1 at the Orange City Fairgrounds. Hon W E G Saunders, of Esnetburg, chairman of the State Board of Conservation, and Mrs W Ian Bloom of Dayton, Iowa, will headline the event with games and contests listed. Committees prepare for the big gathering as statewide membership campaign continues with county teams interviewing prospective members across townships.
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Campagin
Sioux County Farm Bureau
State Federation
Farm Bureau
Weed Commission Hearings and County Projects Aired
Dr. Pammel, head of the Botany Department at Town State College, spoke to Sioux County Weed Commissioners on weed ID and control. New state law shifts weed control to township commissioners and calls for vigilant demonstrations. June meetings listed near Hawarden and Craime Furnishing Work Completed Sioux County reports third year of Home Furnishing project with 34 women attending all five trainings and 2270 women reached countywide. local leaders active after 1985 training attendees. Several townships to exhibit, Miss Andrews reports strong turnout and ongoing lessons with considerable field results and outreach across Reading and neighboring townships.
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L. HB. Pammel
Botany Department
Town State College
Weed Commissioners
Sioux County
Pammel
Sioux County Farm Bureau
Capel Township
Grant Sheridan
Rock, Sioux
Plato
Garnel
Welsome
Capel
Lynn
Floyd Holland
West Branch
Center Hayle
Washington
Reading
Sherman
Rep
Meader
Schess
Miss Andrew
Sions
Miss Andrews
Connix
Jessons
Notre
Cattle Die After Sudden Illness in Hartley Herd
Sixteen head from Brest Hansen's sixty cattle herd in Hartley died last week after abrupt illness. Twelve died after sale to an Everly buyer, with debate over who bears the loss. An Everly shipment of fifty head arrived last Thursday. local veterinarians from Spencer and Hartley examined the carcasses but could not determine if poison or overeating caused the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest Hansen
Hartley Mave
Everly
Spencer and
Hartley
Spencer News-Herald
Local Social Notes From Sioux Falls Area
The report lists residents and visitors including Al and Mes Scholten and daughter Phyllis Arlene of Sioux Falls who spent Sunday at Lake Scholen. Esther Leachman of Alvord and friends traveled to Airs Paul Trigg and son of Perkins, who also enjoyed Sunday at the Trigg home. The Doon High School Alumni Banquet was held at Bonnie Door. Aust Ross, away at college in Iowa City, returned home for vacation. Little Miss Joyse Ray hosted a birthday party on Saturday June first with a ranch-style spread for guests.
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Mes
Dim Scholten
Phyllis Arlene
Sioux Falls
George
Che Doon High School
Bonnie Door
Gerrit Flickema
C. D
Minnesota
Aust Ross
Ing College
Iowa City
Shiltz
Wis
Frances
Gaantes
Jims
Warburg
Remsen
John Drier
Alrs
Herman Nagel
Clinton, Mini
Lf Xike Nagel
Mike Nagel
Miss Joyse Ray
Local notes from Doon area communities
Miss Delia Hoffman of Holland Michigan visited the B Rozeboom home last week. A surprise bridal shower for Miss Johanma Vande Stoop occurred Tuesday evening. Mr Henry De Boer is ill with lung fever. Miss Marie Jongewaard attends events locally. Mr and Mrs P H Vermeer hosted friends Tuesday evening. Miss Pearl Wesslink and HE Franken led church services in Doon. Misses Myna and Bernice Brogman visited Le Mars business callers Monday. Mr and Mrs J Van Voorst drove to Alvord to attend Elmer Vanden Top’s funeral. Miss Johanna Rozeboom returned home to Steen to recuperate. Rev and Mrs John Kemperg and son Roser traveled to Grundy Center for a visit before funeral services. Hattie Feick died Friday at a hospital after illness. a score was held Monday at Central Reformed Church. Miss Adelaide Boden and Simon Dykshorn spent a week at home. Tely Tov vacation plans cited for travels. Pearl Wessling left for Chicago to resume work. Mrs Henry Boeyink and family of Fremont Iowa visited the Boeyink home.
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Liqux Center
Delia Hoffman
Holland
Alichigan
B. Rozeboom
Johanma Vande
Henry de Boer
Marie Jongewaard
P. H. Vermeer
Pearl Wesslink
HE. Franken
Reformed
Doon
Myna
Bernice Brogman Jarere le Mars
J. van Voorst
Motorjet
Alvord
Elmer Vanden Top
Johanna Rozeboom
Steen
John Kemperg
Roser
Hattie Fecink
T Hospital
Adelaide Boden
Simon Dykshorn
City
Mink Kote
S.D
Pearl Wessling
Chicago
Ae Y Plece
California
Henry Boeyink
Freemont
Iowa
J. Boeyink
State Prison Farm in Northwest Iowa Near Harris
Iowa opens a 640 acre prison farm near Harris in Osceola County, heavily planted with potatoes. Nineteen Fort Madison prisoners are on the site, about a month in, marking the farm’s first year of operation. Prisoners may shorten their terms by four months annually and earn three dollars monthly for expenses.
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Iowa
State of
Harris
Osceola County
Paul Woods
Sheldon Ninteen
Fort Madison
Jawa
Madison
Expert to present Rupture Shield at local hotel
A medical expert offers the Rupture Shield device in a one day only event at the Arig hotel and Boel Rapids on June 21 and 22 from 10 am to 4 pm. Consultation is free by appointment. The device promises instant relief, strengthens weak areas, and avoids belts or straps.
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Arig
Boel
Metta
Consulta
My. C. F. Redlieh
Sheldon
Rock Rapids
Ron
Redlich
Boston
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Huntting Elevator Company
BUICK
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Fisher
Lovejoy
Marqueste Model
Thess
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors
Canadian Factories Corperation
McLaughlin
Oshawa, Oak
Buick and
Merquette
Hanson's Garage
Inwood, Iowa
Sioux County Farm Bureau News
Dr. Pammel
Weed Commission
AL BL. i
Gladbrook
Tama County
Dr. Steiner
Grinnell
Shane
Bbon News Iters
Sid
Milwaukee
HL Cosley
Peter West
Bill) Jensen I'Gattle
MLB
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Ches Perryman
Clarence Erickson
Winterfeld
Mabel Stanga
Fee
Chas F. Abbott
Vv. Keller
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