Kossuth County Farm For Sale 320 Acres Near Lakota Iowa
320 acre improved Kossuth county farm on gravel road four miles southeast of Lakota. 300 acres tilable with balance pasture and outbuildings including house barn double corn crib granary hog house cattle shed tool house and chicken house. Buildings have electricity. Also notice of Buffalo Consolidated School bids for bus driving five routes nine months. bids due August 16, 1948. board may reject any bids.
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Kossuth
Lakota
Konicek
Rembrandt
Iowa
Buffalo Consolidated School
P. Hansen
Travelogue spans revolutionary sites and national landmarks
The narrative tours Boston Concord Lexington Plymouth Rhode Island Connecticut and New York visiting Old North Church Paul Revere's house Concord Battle Ground Old Manse Walden Pond Riverside Church Columbia University Met Museum of Art and more. It notes Pershing funeral procession Arlington Lincoln Memorial and Blue Ridge drive before returning home. Also mentions Roy Krick's bee sting allergy and emergency care.
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Boston
Old North Church
Paul ‘Revere
Harvard University
Concord
Lexington
Concord Bridge
Hmerson
Hawthorne
Lexngton
Walden
Thoreau
United States
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Connecticu
New York City
Riverside
Coumbia University
Metropolitan Museum of ‘Art
Staten Island
Manhattan Island
New A
Philadelphia
Gordon French
Valley Forge Park
Hall
Benny
West Point
Christian BodeNs
Pershing
Bradley
Hisenhower
Marshall
Clark
Capitol
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Daniel Chester Brench
Lincoln
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Kentucky
Louisville
Rhode Island Red Hen Lays Peanut-Shaped Egg
A Rhode Island red hen belonging to John Hansen near Gray produced an unusual egg last week. The egg was peanut shaped, about two inches long and under an inch wide at its widest point.
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Rhode Island
John Hansen
Gray
Flax Blooms And Tea Talk Fill Rural Column
Countryside scenes describe blue flax in bloom after rain and a scene of wonder at God’s universe. A reader’s Omaha letter jokes about seven boys in the family, while reflections on farewells, family love, and everyday tea rituals fill the piece with gentle rural observations and moral shifts.
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Omaha
Hoppers To Be Targeted Before Fall Seeding Legumes
Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson urges farmers to kill grasshoppers before seeding legumes this fall to protect the stand next spring. Treat along fence rows after seedbed prep using benzene hexachloride or poisoned bran bait if vegetation allows. larger hoppers need stronger dosage.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gundersom
Gunderson
Lakota Man Sails for Japan as Missionary Teacher
John Johnson, grandson of Mrs. Johnson, left Lakota Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lance Biehioff and others for the west coast to sail on the Julia Luckenbach for Japan. He will be assigned to a school as a missionary teacher for three years, teaching English after graduating from Morningside College May 31.
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Lance Biehioff
Johm
Torenm
Buri
Lena Steenhard Wert
John R. Johnson
John
West Coast
Three couples issued rear vieage licenses in Algona
Three couples received rear vieage licenses from the district court clerk in Algona last week. The pairs named are Leon Larson of Lone Rock and Rose Marie Luedtke of Fenton, Willis Marshall of Algoma and Norma Ramus of Luverne, Paul A. Riggs and Joy M. Noser of Rit.
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Algona
Leon Larson
Lone Rock
Rose Marie Luedtke
Fenton
Willis Marshall
Algoma
Norma Ramus
Luverne
Paul A. Riggs
Joy M. Noser
Rit
Flathead catch and air show crash spark concerns
A 28 pound flathead was caught in the Platte River east of Lenox by a fisherman. At the Sheldon Air Show Ray Timm demonstrated a drinking flight act, then a big plane crashed at the end. spectators believed it was part of the show, proving drunk flying is unsafe.
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Platte River
Lenox
Sheldon
Ray Timm
Masons City
Fenton
Council Bluffs
Cammeil Bluffs
Calumn
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Ced
Ar Rapids
Penton
Behne
Dudding
Dreyer
Andreason
Whem Bene
Bennett Holder Iy
Iornafte Chimbidis
Ess
Colimten
Sibaniee
Wright Vt
Council Bluffst
Council
Council Blubfsst Rockwell Ha Yl ‘Witke Ns Kennedy
Dorsett
Nass
Gibbons Ly
Dahsep Larsen
Outdoor Technicians and Wild Life Influence on Humans
Bill Wolf notes that hunters and anglers travel with top architects, miners, engineers, and scientists. Creatures long ago inspired many human devices from drag on flies to aircraft and tank design, with camouflage, ink clouds, and smoke screens arising in nature. Humans learn from wildlife and improve outdoors skills.
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Bill Wolf
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