Kautzky's Win in Class A and Humboldt High in Class B
The article praises umpiring and groundskeeper Frank Sroufe for field conditions after rains. It notes Rolfe and Plaver cooperating in summer softball, with Plaver short of players so top Rolfe talent joined in. It highlights Casey Heathman as excellent at third and Roger Heathman for bases and field.
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Plover
Hugh Mackie
Laurens
Frank Sroufe
Rolfe
Plaver
Rolfe Boys
Casey” Heathman
Roger Heathman
Temporary silos urged to conserve fall feed
County Agent Howard C. Willett recommends farmers consider temporary silos as a quick low cost solution for preserving fodder this fall. He notes corn stored in a silo yields double the feeding value of fodder, while warning spoilage may run about 10 percent higher than permanent structures.
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Howard C. Willett
Mr. Willett
Willett
Poultry Care Warns Against Halfhearted Efforts
Frank Priebe shares advice from Dr. Vans of the University of Nebraska urging poultry raisers to avoid overreliance on medicines. He stresses clean surroundings, proper environment, and timely adjustments when worms indicate poor conditions. care, not cures, prevent trouble.
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Dr. Vans
University of Nebraska
Hey Day cattle feeding event at Iowa State College
The Sixteenth Annual Hey Day at Iowa State College in Ames will be held Friday September 18. Farmers will see cattle fed with linseed meal meat meal tankage and pasture plus dry lot rations. Morning program begins at ten at the Experimental Cattle Yard southeast of campus. The afternoon features notable speakers with cattle feeding expertise.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Local Residents Attend Visits and Church Supper Notices
The Plover Patriot notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Knowles of Palo Alto to L. E. Garlock and Amada Lee Barker. Sunday school class rides in new buses to Emmetsburg for a theatre party. Spencer fair attendance by Mr. and Mrs. George Pirie Jr. Baby cared for at William McKim home. Household duties shift to Mrs. George Oakland in Badger as Heathmans vacation. Local trips include Claude Miller family with Laurens hosts and Eppelshimer children with Reigelsberger near Gilmore City. Cruickshanks visit Wax home, sale planned, move to Rolfe. Willing Workers dine at Presbyterian church Sept 19. chicken supper. Wm Goodchilds visit Kerns family. Public Presbyterian supper set for Sept 19. Mrs Ward VanAlstine ill with asthma. Silo filling noted in the area. Wilbur Allbee.
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George Knowles
Palo Alto
Cal
William McKim
George Oakland
Badger
A. G. Heathman
Claude Miller
Marilyn
Wilbur Justice
Laurens
C. E. Eppelshimer
Dick Reigelsberger
Gilmore City
O. J. Cruickshank
John Wax
Wax
Rolfe
Wm. Goodchild
Curlew
Geo. Bush
L. L. Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Cylinder
Billy
George Heathman
Mary Whitney
Baker, Mont
Haverlock
Israel Halder
A. L. Roberts
George Bush
Sioux City
DeWayne Henderson
Marjory McKim
Marjory
Henderson
Chas. McFadden
Nevis
Minn
M. Y. B. Club
Geo. S. Shaw
J. H. Bucher
Reuben Lehnus
Union Hill
Lehnus
A. M. Hofert
Yellowstone National Park
J. W. Ferguson
Perry
Grand Junction
Callender
Newell
M. Burnette Thompson
Eagle Grove
J.P. Henderson
Ruth
Raymond Henderson
Fort Dodge
Regina Bush
Mason City
Mona Mueller
Robbie Bush
Fred Groves
Grove
Pocahontas
Jatt
Mallard
Layton
L. K. Thompson
Paul Mikes
West Bend
W.D. Kirkland
Fagle Grove
F. B. Dixon
F. &. Broadwell
Emmetsburg
Ellen Mather
George Ham
Allen Heathman
R. E. Houck
A. LL. D. Club
B. A. Kerns
Jas. E. Greve
Robert Winters
Marion Ham
Eota
Ottos
Bert Jeffries
Margaret Lucile
Walter Rothwell
Elsie
Plover
Miss Malin
Tyre Construction Details Promised by Mr Willett
A brief note states Mr Willett urges those interested to call his office for full information on constructing the various tyres and related details.
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Willett
The Lady and the Calf in Rolfe Community
A Rolfe area teacher, inspired by a young calf tied by the roadside, tried to photograph the pair against cornfields. The calf bolted into the corn, owner later settled for eight dollars of a nineteen dollar claim, and a neighbor demanded two fifty for gate damage. The episode ends with caution about trusting unnamed young men.
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Rolfe
After all says a politician Britain and America speak same language
A Humorist Magazine quips about cross Atlantic language commonality. The line frames British and American dialogue as sharing a tongue, highlighting shared cultural refrain across nations.
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Great Britain
America
Humorist
Unanimous Gossip Around Jones Revealed
In a brief exchange residents describe Jones as well meaning yet a nuisance to some. The dialogue hints at mixed opinions while underscoring social tension in the community.
Imagination And The Masked Ball In Boston
A witty exchange from a Boston Transcript piece recalls the moment of encountering beauty at a masked ball. The dialogue frames a romantic memory set in a social scene of intrigue and charm.
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Boston Transcript
Notice of Probate of Will in Pocahontas County Iowa
In District Court Pocahontas County Iowa September 1935 to all whom it may concern you are notified that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Andrew C Tsaucson deceased dated March 29 1928 has been filed opened and read and will be heard for proof at 2 o clock p m on the day fixed at the Pocahontas courthouse before the district court or clerk of court all interested must appear and show cause why it should not be probated dated Pocahontas Iowa September Ath 1935 Jeanette Berry Clerk of District Court seal
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State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
District Court
Andrew C. Tsaucson
Pocahontas
Iowa
Jeanette Berry
Plover Area Social News and Local Visits
Community notes describe visits among the Leonard and Heathman families in Cylinder and Rolfe, travel to Baker Montana, and bound for Yellowstone. Billy Horan moves to Sioux City for St Monica School. several local weddings, church activities, and a Rolfe fair presence are recorded along with accidents and school bus remodeling.
Presbyterian Supper Planned by Willing Workers Society
The Willing Workers Society of the Presbyterian Church will host a chicken supper with all trimmings in the church basement on Thursday evening September 19. Tickets cost 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children under 10. The public is invited.
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Willing Workers Society
The
Presbyterian Church
West Bend Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
West Bend residents and visitors are listed with trips to Cedar Falls Des Moines Des Moines and Des Moines. Miss Ruby Strong travels to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. A. B. Langfitt returns from the east coast visiting Washington D C. and other sites.
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Lucille
Mabel Buchanan
F. B. Dixon
West Bend
Ruby Strong
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Russell Forsythe
Parradeel
Susie Thompson
Rolfe
A. B. Langfitt
Stead
Bode
Poundstone
A. L. Firkins
Lawrence
Elting DuBoise
Iowa City
S. T. Grove
Christian Endeavorers
Laurens
Frank Climpson
Battle Creek
Mich
Illinois
Cora Hilton
Felton
Minn
Alma Nicholas
B. B. Hubbell
Wadena
Hubbell
Menahga
Ed Hubbell
Minnesota
Marguerite Simonson
Des Moines
Simonson
Otto Dreeke
Thelma
Dorothy Simonson
Bruner Undergoes Emergency Arm Operation in Fort Dodge
Wallace Bruner, injured in a three week old car crash, faced potential paralysis as a splinter pressed a nerve. An emergency surgery removed the bone shard in Fort Dodge, with his World War veteran status noted. He works toward recovery at Mercy Hospital while relatives visit.
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Wallace Bruner
Fort Dodge
Wallace
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Methodist Church Supper Saturday September 14
The Ladies of the Methodist church announce a public supper on Saturday evening starting at 5 60. The menu features fried chicken mashed potatoes noodles tomato cabbage salad cucumber bread jelly pie and coffee. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children under 10.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Surprise Family Gathering in Fort Dodge
Surprised relatives Mr and Mrs J H Gembler and son Howard and Mr and Mrs R C Johnson and niece joined Mr and Mrs A C Peterson for a Sunday family gathering at the Peterson home in Fort Dodge. The Petersons, celebrating 15 years of marriage, hosted 38 relatives who brought baskets of dinner. The Petersons had planned to visit Plover but were surprised by the turnout and enjoyed the visit.
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J. H. Gembler
Howard
R. C.— Johnson
Ft. Dodge
A. C. Peterson
Petersons
Petersong
Plover
Brodsky Farm Rehabilitated by Local Work Crew
The Brodsky place, formerly occupied by Geo, Fokken and family, is undergoing a major rehab. Buildings are being overhauled repaired and repainted with some older structures torn down. Fred Comlager and Fred Groves head the painting and repair work on the ex-Fisher farm.
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Geo, Fokken
Fred Comlager
Fred Groves
Gee
John Fisher
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev Walter Rothwell pastor. Sunday services at 10:00 am and 11:00 am with Sunday School. Evangelistic meetings by Miss Malin at the school house seven miles NE of Plover. Presbytery meeting at Lohrville on Sept 24-25. Communion on Oct 6 and Rally Day Oct 13. Last Sunday's attendance praised.
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Miss Malin
Plover
Lohrville
Kaisel Family Notes Visit From Imogene
Mr and Mrs Harry Kaisel report a visit from their daughter Imogene on Sunday as friends and relatives joined in at their home enduring a warm family gathering with casual conversation and shared refreshments.
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Harry Kaisel
Imogene
Drainage Improvement Notice in Pocahontas County Iowa 1935
Public notice to property owners in Pocahontas County Iowa describing a drainage project in Drama District No 17. It lists numerous landowners and encumbrances and states the Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors approved a tentative plan for repair of an open ditch. A hearing is set for October 8 1935 at the Pocahontas County Courthouse with final action after engineer plots and reports filed in the county auditor’s office.
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Iowa
Gomissioner
H. QO. Parsons
Auditorial Highway Commission
Pocahont County
Roy A. Johnson
Board of Supervs
Pocahontas County
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
Pocahontas
Office of
County Auditor
Office of the Auditor
Laws
List
1935
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