FOR SALE And Notices From A Busy Classified Page
Prewar all steel baby stroller in good condition and 9x12 blue wool rug available. Registered spotted Poland china gilt pigs due late August. Milling and custom mixing services offered by Murphy’s Feed. Rotations for sale 60 cents per peek delivered by John Swanson. Small Gulbranson piano in good as new condition plus Gulbranson opi nets available. Card of thanks from families expressing gratitude for bereavement support and illness care, R A Blei ch family and others.
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Floyd Reichsamen
Murphy's Feeda
Avery
Ted
Hinders
Woden
John Swanaon
Food processors cry for help in canneries work in Iowa
The United States Employment Service reports a bumper sweet corn crop with a harvest boom in Iowa. With thousands of young men back from service farmers plan larger acreages and need hundreds of workers for hand picking and processing. Supervisors urge men women and youths to register at local employment offices to fill canning plant positions and keep up with rapid maturation of corn.
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Jack Heathershaw
United States Employment Service
Iowa
Heathershaw
Wm. J. Becker
Algona
Advise Beekeepers to Check for Foulbrood in Iowa
Iowa beekeepers are urged to inspect brood nests for American foulbrood before placing supers for honey storage. Apiarist B Paddock notes inspections take time during busy storage period but prevent losses, adding every honey-removed colony must be disease free.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Paddock
Buckwheat hope amid flood losses and bee plans
A farmer reflects on excessive rain washing out replanted soy and buckwheat seeds, considers drilling more buckwheat, and contemplates beekeeping as Susan pursues parent stock. He notes other struggles, such as costly hybrid seed corn and stubborn thistles finally eradicated, ending with a tale of a farmer conquering morning glories after years of effort.
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Susan
American Bee Journal
Morning Glories Return and Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Morning glories reappear in the garden after a slow start. The American Legion Auxiliary plans the August 12 meeting at the Legion hall to discuss unit activities, committees, and新membership and remittance forms.
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the Legion
Window box Eden Adds to Home Gardens
In the evening with soil at hand, these plants serve as attractive window box additions. Trained over screen windows they brighten homes and later in the season town farmers will find it profitable to produce top grade eggs and market them on a grade basis.
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Amile
World peace drive urged by United Nations supporters
Auxiliary Wes represented at the United Nations and placed its organized efforts beyond the United Nations Charter. Believing the work of the world has great responsibility for world peace, the Allies through its contacts abroad will encourage women's efforts in this cause.
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Auxiliary
United Nations
Conterned Arid
Peadd
Tha Aletiney
Colin
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Anm- Strong Plane Co
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R. A. Bleich
Otto Falk
Matilda Falk
Arthur Falk
John Falk
E. L. Jennings
Titonka Implement Co
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American Legion
Gagion
The
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America
American: Legion
Avexilian
United States
Titanka
Cliff Eyes
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Charles Hy Babb
Wilmot
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Flax Institute of the
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Minnysote
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