Prairie-area social notes and community events roundup
Woden residents and neighboring towns reported visits from friends and relatives with callers at Buffalo Center Titonka Britt and Algona. The week included church revival meetings led by Rev Metcalf and singer John Peterson, a dance in Mason City, and film showings Hoot Galloping Kid. Corn rise notes discuss Iowa prices, export trends, and a bullish domestic market outlook.
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John von Maven
Buffalo Center
Sam Barron
Zella
Titonica
J. H. Bode
A. Krieger
Algona
Britt
George
Rupert Quinn
Fred Saathoff
Uelen
James Fitzpatrick
Harry Quinn
Elizabeth Oithel
Kathryn Beiholdt
Mason City
Gibson
Peck
Yen
Henry Bode
Claus Smith
Ma—son City
Chucks
Orchestra of
Metcalf
Peterson
fMenry Orthel
Joln Colter
Sue
Tio Rey
Harry Webb
Bingham Township
John Haan
Pat Taritt
Mrn
W. J Waddle
Oakes
George Breén
Algopa
Kathryn Selbaide
John Bugpatrick
Miley
Kathryn
Mies
Chas. Baack
Ttle
Ruby
Annie von Laven
Elizabeth Dean
Rilie
Maxine Carvey
Alma Buack
Martha Buns
Kathleen Mertz
Byaluth Valley
Evelyn ‘Guns
Helen and
Mary
Gerdes
Jona Jacobs
Hubert Harrington
Bir
Peter Koppen
Lakota
George Breen
Woden M. E
John Peterson
Christ
Taylor
Nowa
Towa
Myesteck
Europe
Chicago
Iowa
United States
Livestock Market Outlook Cautious Amid Higher Feed
Farm commentators note small reserves and broad prosperity offset bearish signals. Cattle and hog prices have fallen recently while feed costs rise, leading farmers to plan reducing animals on feed as the season progresses.
Bond sale stalls as bidders expected from Chicago
Iowa treasurer Burbank postponed a bond sale after a tense second day with sealed bids and possible propositions from New York and Chicago firms. Representatives planned to return to Des Moines for today’s sale while the Senate moved to curb vocational education, adopting the Shane amendment cutting state aid and trimming administration funds.
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Burbank
Des Moines
Chicago
New York
Bond House
Senate
Iowa
Shane
P. BE. McClennahan
Public Instruction
Smith
Madison County
Mantz
Wapello
Audubon County
P. EK. McClenahan
Truick
House
Judiciary Committee
Pastures Pose Problem for Salem Area Farmer
J. C. Eastborn who lives west of Salem faces a pasture problem as he seeks solutions to spread barnyard manure. He divides two acres for trials with discing to break the sod and applied three tons of limestone screenings to one acre to improve soil.
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J. C. Eastborn
Salem
Sod Restoration and Fly Swatting Urged Across Counties
The plan covers broadcasting 100 pounds of acid phosphate on half an acre and sowing 12 pounds of timothy alsike clover and other mixes over cultivated ground to rejuvenate bluegrass. The aim is to renew tough sod without harming blue grass and to sweeten soil for long term pasture. Early fly swatting campaigns advised by health boards seek to curb disease spread.
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Eastburn
Boards of Health
Stand The Season at My Barn Near Woden Region
Local notice announces a scheduled event titled Stand The Season hosted at a barn located about 40 miles south and 144 miles west of Woden. The brief item identifies the venue coordinate and timing details to be confirmed.
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Woden
Trash Burning Sought to Halt Mulsanca Nuisance
Burt Monitor reports a recommendation to burn trash and rubbish immediately and install screens before flies can enter homes to curb the mulsanca problem.
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Burt Monitor
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Titonka
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Jim Porter
Missouri
G. B. Wise
Firestone
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Akron, Ohio
Falk Motor CO
Titonka, Iowa