Short Course a Splendid Success at Correctionville
The first short course in agriculture, livestock, and domestic science held in Correctionville closed last Saturday. Several hundred farmers gained insight into their business while over 150 women explored home economy highlights. Pledge cards for future season tickets showed strong community support amid severe weather and a cordial town country mood.
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Correstionville
Correctionville
Withieb Wnears
Ames
Spelling Contest Delights Rural Audiences at Opera House
A rural spelling contest drew 12 contestants from Woodbury Plymouth Ida and Cherokee counties with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. The event featured mis spells dramatic moderator antics and a later spelling down with locals and officials, ending in a candy prize for the winning side.
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Woodbury
Plymouth
Ida
Cherokee
Nelson
Sergeant Bluff
Avery Howard
Lawton
Jake Deist
Hornick
George A’ Bailey
Woodruff
Gover
Vein
Smith
Timbe
AL Bug
M. GC. Felts
Attornay
Apell
McQuitty
Todd
Lafetinkel Banker Here Dead In Los Angeles
The obituary reports the death of Lafetinkel, a former banker, in Los Angeles this morning. It notes his health had declined since an illness two winters ago, with a family connection to Mrs. Tinkel and mentions his business associates and plant involvement in prior years.
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Los Angeles
LaFayette
Tinkel
Webster
Amf
Tinka
Coeur-d' Mr
Bead Tinkel
Musicale by Correctionville High School Triumph
Correctionville High School held a Friday night musicale at the opera house praised by Supt Smith and Miss Edna Smith. The program featured the orchestra and YI voices with Sanctus and Benedictus and Mozart Gloria. The audience packed the house, and performances by Felta and Lucile Edmunds drew special praise for tone and flexibility.
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Correctionvilla
Baan
Opera House
Supt. Smith
Edna ©. Smith
Bliss
Ames College
Correctionville
Fred Colvin
Institutid
Lanner
John Freeman
A. J. Felta
Edmunds
Dolo
County board hints at farm loan detail during informal session
Informal county supervisor Copeland Brough discussed a potential farm loan figure around 64 dollars in a garbled note. The incomplete text references Will Ave and a county issue with a near certainty but lacks concrete figures or dates.
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Farais
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Mlantier
Iowa
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Ava
Will Ave AN
Ratorios
Gounod
Wrightse
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