Grow Your Chickens Big For Better Market Returns
Frank Triebe advises poultry raisers to sell Leghorn cockerels now or grow heavy breeds to roasting size. With feed concerns easing and 54 pound birds priced higher, there is opportunity to market poultry in an orderly fashion as rain slows rush to sell. He urges buyers to feed heavy breeds to 4 to 5 pound plus roasters and notes market conditions favor larger birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Driebes
Middle West
Frank Tl'riebe
Local notes span births, travels, and school updates
A long jog through community events lists Miss Sophia Nelson replacing Anna O’Keefe as a clerk at Hauck & Co. and several residents traveling to Washington and North Dakota for orchards, hunts, and teaching posts. The Arrow baseball team wins 22 to 8, while other hometown stories recall a teacher's honor, a highway project, and a lengthy look back at a 25 year old accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Nelson
Anna O'Keefe
Hauck & Co
The battle lines over finance and power in 1930s politics
The piece argues that the campaign pits middle and lower classes against a powerful financial elite. It cites investigations into foreign bond sales, munitions profits, and stock manipulation, and warns that if Landon is elected, proplunderers may return. It laments partisan politics and urges honest business and finance.
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Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Gane
Nye
Florida
Schwellenbach
Landon
Supreme Court
Two 4-H Livestock Judging Teams Represent Pocahontas County
Pocahontas County sends two 4-H livestock judging teams to the state contest at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. Representing the county are Morris Ives, Forrest Ives of Rolfe, Wilson Bolen of Laurens, and Vincent Branigan of Pocahontas in the competition led by coach Faye Bennies.
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Boye’ T Neweork
Pocahontas County
Faye Bennies
Towa
Liew Moines
Wilson Bolen
Raymond Beneke
Leland
Lauren
Vincent Branigan
Pocahontas
Morris Ives
Forrest Ives
Rolfe
Laurens
Vincint Branigan
Poecanentas
Fine entertainment at Kossuth County Fair headline act
The Kossuth county fair runs September 7 to 11 with the Peerless Potters as the headline aerial act originated by Haire Potter formerly with Ringling Bros. Also featured are the Emerald sisters, vaudeville aerial performers, and a display by Me will beam or similar birds. Baseball pairings include the Baneport Junior league team versus Mallardef, with additional games between Algona Grays and View. Dancers, led by Wit Thomas, will perform on the largest outdoor floor in Iowa.
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Kossuth
Haire Potter
Ringling Bros
Barri & Bailey Circus
Emerald Sisters
Morebes Cockitous
Siealy & Mack
Mealy
V & Mack
Cay Vincent
Baneport
Sonte Chimpions
Mallardefs
Ranbers-Tys
Algona Grays
View
Wit Thoma
Midwest
Wit “Thoma
Yori Lowa
Notice of Appointment at Administrator With Will Annexed
In district court of Iowa for Parahontas County In Probate In the matter of the estate of Ung Yen Junge deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator With Will Annexed of the estate of the deceased All persons owing debts to the estate will render to the administrator and pay amounts due by the date required Dated this day of April A D 19 .
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Ino
District Court of the
Stan of
Iowa
Parahontas Co Org
Andas
Witside
Fas
Durare
Oita
Elias Weainer
New Hippodrome Planned for Waterloo Dairy Congress
A new hippodrome is to be ready for the Dairy Congress in Waterloo this fall. J B Kincey of the United States Department of Agriculture notes the project as part of the 1986 climatological effort.
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Dairy Co Congress
Waterloo
J. B. Kincey
United Ment of Agriculture
We States
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J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Marion Bruce
Independent In Politics
OWA Press
Frank Priebes
Ward Ferguson
Jerome Hollenback
State of Washington
Lyle
Mae
Anna Brinkman
Clara Ives
Reachers College
Cedar Walls
Robert Bruce
Don Melawen
North Dakota
John H. Haneker
Mabel Lighter
Nell Rateliff
Logan
Miss Lighter
Miss Rateliff
Boy Scout
Gilmore City
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Ronald Wiewer
Harry Fields
Arrow
Cedar Falls
Lars Bladine
Thatity
J. J. Hamilton
Peicht
Dr. Hamilton
Saidt Lake- Des Moines
Rolfes
Hugh
Oak Street
Melentire Corper
Pilot Creek
Vollersvude Bridge
Relteth M. OP
Pred Bollard
Frais Wireler
A. Parttrer
Phewer
Focal Nite
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Leite
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Mineie
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Plover
Bologia
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Weise Ceogt
ALG
Mars
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Alberts
Jelmeen
Cppeaurs & Albert
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Cleaver
Nelson
Vince
Anna
Charles Mo Webb
Sin Grand Betel
Ain
Mr. Webb
Robert Beyer
Pingu
Father
Qeather
Tedyen
Ilvidentis
Ohie
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Partisaners Jr
Synare
Charles Real
George Miller
George
John
Wilson
W.W. Beam
Severn
Cen Ee Sr Day Wiis Ature Man
B. R.e— Batore Roveesedr
Sears, Roebuck
Peidendie
Monticella
Montivello
Tiree Ta Ate
Mobie
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G. B. Palmer
Methodist Church
G. A. Everson
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T. D. Jones
C. W. Shefkin
Savage
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Petersons’ Store
Owa
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Hunter, M. D
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D.C
Chiroprater
Wheeler
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Optometrist
Geo. A. Shors
Savage Block
Rolpe Boo
L. M. Graham
K.P
L. W. Kennedy
J. M. Bush Water Supply Contractor
Towa State
Kossuth County
Peauk Levrien
Joe
General Motors
Central States Electric Company
Kossuth County Fair
Fair Grounds
Algona
Midway
Te Ar
North Tow
Hugh Grandstand
The
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Merle’s
Cock Hoos
Healy and
Mack
Departan
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