Local Diddings at Plover and Area Social News
Mrs Ida B Forney of Plover stayed with her niece Mrs C P Lathrop on Tuesday. Miss Beatrice Munson visited from Peterson. Mr and Mrs Morris Ives and Earl Ives attended a funeral in Estherville. The Exclesior Society meets at Minnie Jarvis home March 17. Paul Lothian joined Standard Oil and moved to Palmer. Des Moines township elected Clarerice Jensen and Wm Sennett as directors. The Sroufes visited the We Hroufe home. The Junior Choir and Orchestra met at the Methodist parsonage. H D Brinkman returned from Des Moines after hospital repairs. E S Colebaugh served as chauffeur. The Shriner family visited W J Johnson in Plover. Hats at Etta Symes Hat Shoppe from 1.98 to 3.50. Herbert Barrett sold Dundee farm and bought a new one near Dayton. Rev H A Reyman praised Boy Scouts Father-and-Son banquet. 140 tickets sold. Four year old Mary Elizabeth celebrated with four-year-olds. American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs Marvin Burroughs home. a quilt was tied. Mrs E C Hoard presented past president pin to Mrs L A Rogers. Marjorie Ann Jones read. Julius Stevenson sang. Arlene Cook accompanied. Mrs Nellie Mitchell and Mrs Gladys Madison stayed with Earl Fisher en route to funeral of W A Mitchell in Norway Iowa. Christibel Brogati hosted a fourth birthday group. Mary Lou Janssen from Plover attended. The party was guided by Mrs Montri and Mrs C Freel.
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Nels Ryen
Gaylord
Inga
Lester Spangler
Manson
Morris Ives
Earl Ives
Cedar Falls
Harold Sorenson
Estherville
C. P. Carlson
Minneapolis
Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church
Minnie Jarvis
Paul Lothian
Standard Oil Co
Palmer
Lothian
Standard Oil
T.S. Bassett
Methodist
H. D. Brinkman
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
E. S. Colebaugh
Shriner
Etta Symes
Herbert Barrett
Dundee
Oregon
Dayton
New Place
Iowa
H. A. Reyman
Arrow
O. B. Fuller Jr
E. C. Hoard
L. A. Rogers
Marjorie Ann Jones
Julius Stevenson
Arlene Cook
Nellie Mitchell
Gladys Madison
Pipestone
Minn
Manley
Sioux Falls
S. D
Earl Fisher
Norway
W. A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Monument
Rolfe
W. P. McIntire
Mary Lou Janssen
Plover
Montri
NAIN LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday Services Schedule
Rev. L. H. Kjoller, pastor. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service first and third Sundays. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting Thursdays 8:00 p.m. Danish morning service on the first Sunday each month. other services in English. All are invited.
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Nain Lutheran Church
L. H. Kjoller
Wilt resistant flax makes good crop for Iowa farms
E S Dyas Iowa State College Extension Service urges farmers to reintroduce wilt resistant flax. Based on 1931 yields and Dec 1 1931 prices flax returns average 16.68 per acre vs oats 8.65 and barley 11.42. Wilt resistant varieties remove soil damage fears and offer similar plant nutrition as oats or barley.
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E. S. Dyas
Iowa State College
Towa
United States
Mr. Dyas
Iowa
Milk as Perfect Food Needs Balance for Children
Dr. Pearl Swanson of Iowa State College cautions that milk though essential can be overused. A daily quart is advised but not as a beverage alone. increasing milk in cooked forms helps maintain appetite and meet nutritional needs.
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Althe
Pearl Swanson
Iowa State College
Swanson
Bakke Battles Weeds In Iowa Campaign
Dr. A L Bakke plant pathologist at Iowa State College leads a campaign against creeping Jenny and leafy spurge. A test lab near Hawarden develops last year, using chemicals cultural methods and close pasturage by hogs and sheep to defeat the deep rooted weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bakke
Towa State College
Iowa
Bakke
Hawarden
Trinity Lutheran Church Holy Week Services Notice
Rev J O Wangberg reports Morning Worship at 10 00 a m Luther League at 10 45 a m and prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30 p m Catechism class at parsonage Saturday March 19 1 30 p m Sunday school and Luther League only services next Sunday Holy Week services from March 21 each evening in English and Norwegian at 10 30 a m Good Friday Holy Communion in Norwegian Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Mike Budds country home Thursday afternoon March 24
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Luther League
Ladies Aid Society
Mike .Budd
Mar
Farm Bureau reports livestock sales and German visit remarks
The Pocahontas County Farm Bureau notes Chicago Producers moved 1 275 cars of livestock in February including 44 080 sheep 19 060 cattle 8 615 calves and 61 486 hogs The Storm Lake bureau is the closest selling point with R M Evans of Laurens on the board Alfalfa should seed well this spring and may be sown with flax oats or as a nurse crop A German visit by John Kleen discusses taxes wages prices and car costs and a one way ticket to Germany He notes Hitler's stance on war debts and possible turmoil A booklet Honest Money on dollar stabilization is now available at the Farm Bureau office
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Farm Bureau
Chicago Producers
Pocahontas County
Storm Lake
R. M. Evans
Laurens
Bowers
Germany
John Kleen
Pocahontas
Mr. Kleen
Kleen
New York
Hitler
France
Altho
Russia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Office
Washington, D. C
Congressional Committee On Finance
Among Indians and pumpkin blossom legends and time complaints
A compact set of observations contrasts Native American legends with the lotus in Oriental lore. A humorous aside notes increasing clock counts in a house and the tally of time questions. It also jokes about frequent pantry complaints after short visits.
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Southwest
Price of storage eggs sinks amid last year’s stock in New York
The writer laments low egg prices caused by 100,000 cases of last year’s eggs in storage in New York. Costs for storage and transport have pushed costs to owners to 23 24 cents a dozen, forcing sales at eight to ten cents. Prospects for rebound are hoped by late summer and fall as spring buyers can’t pay more.
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OKEH
Spencer Chick Hatchery
Spencer
Iowa
New York
Eggs rise in price outlook amid buying frenzy
The reader notes eggs are being sold at one cent per offering in papers and big stores push low prices in New York and other centers. He believes fewer hens mean tighter supply and a gradual rise in egg prices as consumption increases and hens improve their yield.
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New York
W. F. Priebe
Rolfe Iowa to Hold Town Election March 28 1932
Notice states the Incorporated Town of Rolfe Iowa will conduct a regular election on Monday March 28 1932 at the hose house. Voters will elect one mayor one treasurer one assessor one park commissioner and five councilmen for the regular term with polls open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. J H Wilson mayor signs the notice.
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Rolfe
Iowa
Hose House
J. H. Wilson
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Beatrice ‘ Munson
Peterson
Clarerice Jensen
Wm. Sennett
Frank Sroufe
We. H. Sroufe
North Howlan
David Sorenson
S. Rolfe
John Cain
Wood's Hatchery
Ames
Marquis
W. Lee MacVey
Geo. Pirie Jr
Stromberg ii
B. G. Behrendsen
Gilmore City
John Kilburn
D. E. Young
Shell
Ewin’s
Broad St
Lester Mason
Poland
P. B. Kelts
China
H. F. Olerich
Call Wheeler
Cora Lind
Bill
Ford
Hess & Son
Baby
Stromberc
Fort Dodge
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. O. Wangberg
WE Pribes
ELGIN
Brock’s Cafe
ENRO
Longley
Smilock
Petersons
Clothes
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