Community notices and club meetings in Fort Lexie area
A dated montage lists multiple local club activities and meetings. It includes Father-Son bean bag event schedules, Rebekah Lodges and Women’s Association gatherings, and Garfield Township farm bureau plans. It notes dates around February and March with attendees, speakers, and program topics.
Methodist Church Announces Pastor and Services
An OCR fragment reports Arthur G. Peterson as pastor of a Methodist church. It mentions summer services and a sermon schedule, with references to congregants and the church's Hem area. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing religious activities.
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Renee
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Warbler News: Community Church Notes and Thanks
The fragment lists a church notice from The Lutheran Church with worship and prayer details. It mentions visitors welcome, singing, and a sewing bee for gifts, plus thanks from Mrs Witfred Eberie and family for hospital stay support and anniversary cards. It also includes thanks from Mr and Mrs GC Harris and a stray line about a crowder race.
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Probate Notice From Desisee County Iowa
Notice of probate action appears with names and dates regarding estate of a deceased in Desisee County Iowa. It mentions February and March dates for filings and hearings and lists officials such as clerks and judges involved in the probate process.
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Fragmented Text From Pocahontas County Farm Policy Discussion
Disjointed OCR style notes mention farm products export, foreign trade policy, and farmer incomes. References to Tories, creditors, service suppliers, and a broad shift away from export dependence. Narrative snippets describe domestic life and routine morning scenes amid odd phrasing and garbled sentences.
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Thousand Restores Cover for Better Hunting in Iowa
Since 1948 a state wide program adds cover planting on farms under the Bell Conservation Service. The state nursery at Ames provides seed and plants while sportsmen clubs supply fencing and fertilizer. Clubs are reimbursed half the project cost once cover is established. Quail and pheasants are also aided through the Conservation Commission.
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