Local North West Wesley Folks Share News and Visits
Mrs Zack Gibson attended the meet dug at the Royal Neighbors in Wesley. Anderson worked as a cutler near Sexton. Otto Goetz spent a week in Algona for dental work. Mrs M A Fox and Erma visited the Anderson home. Several locals hosted and attended dances, socials, and a wedding at the Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Wesley News
Zack Gibson
Wesley
Anderson
Sexton
Olson
Portlad
Geo. Larson
Otto Goetz
Algoa
M. A. Fox
Erma
Algona
Hilen Ward
Raymond Krantz
Milton Baake
Lucile
Andrews
Young People’s Society
Geo Larson
Ansa Kuchenreuther
Lone Rock
Burt
Cora Hansen
Ceph . Gross
Dean Ladies Aid
J. E. Krantz
Merril Austin
Mis
Carrie Bakke
O. T. Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Loncock
Norman Harr
Join Kuchenreuther
Frank Rakaw
Buffalo
Matt Hanson
Pete Hanson
L. A. Bolenus
Loxton
Neon Rolley
Saturcunda
Whitlemore
Eo Fernal Dinter
N. A. Smith
Seeee
Mra. Black
Thas Peepy
East of. A
Mra
Jennie Stewart
Giato Dennis
Monady
Homer Laween
Oxford
Joseph Cosgrove
Mia
Thomag Gery
Joe
Lew Hauptman
Olaf ‘Finnemark
Des Moines
Axal Johnson
Henry Johnson
Dunlap
Iowa
M. E. Church
Joe Johnson
Elmer Davis
Julian Kuna
Thomas Gray
Garner
Rosa Titus
Lin Britt
Migg Tellly
Felt
Whittermore
Ed Kunz
Chicago
Kleinpeter’s
Titus
Arvid Hultgren
Will Tower
Misg Cora Larson
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Weslay
Robt. Pink
Pink
Anna Johnson
Forest City Woman Visited Sister in Mitchell
Mrs Isaacs of Forest City has spent a week or ten days with her sister Mrs Harry Braley. Matern traveled to Mitchell with her.
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Wesley News
Isaacs
Forest City
Harry Braley
S. Matern
Mitchell
Local Social Notes From Lincoln Area
Lincoln items report visitors to and from area families including Herman and Bert Wirtjes at Mrs Herbert Furts, Hissa Baum from Eatherville, Grace Ennen sewing at J Lepley home, Henry Smith family in from Buffalo Center, and a garden wedding anniversary at Mr and Mrs Welso in Germania. Also mentions no school in Hillmer district, and Beauforts delivering produce to Elmore.
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Carr Uppentrop
Rippntrop
Emma Wirtjes
Titonia
Olther
Tom Smith
Henry Smith
Herbert Furst
Germania
Tuesdy
John
Lincoln
Herman
Bert Wirtjes
Herbert Furts
Hissa Baum
Eatherville
Grace Ennen
J. Lepley
Buffalo Center
Mra
Herman Melz
Little Sol
Mra. Welso
Louig
Jake Brinkman
Kamrar
Hellmer
CG. C. Rippentrop
Ton Smith
Mra. H.grothaus
Wolf Point
C. C.rippentrop
Wim. Olthof and Sons
Elmore
Mr. Kahl
A. Furst
Mann Place
C. Mann
Ringsdorf
Wyot Stott
Walter Mueller
D A
Witch
Kreuger
Herman Putz
Ranny Bieich
Burt
Chicago
Emil Leek
North Portland
Mr. C
Wm. Ringsdorf
Bart
Pate White
Mr. Giddings
Wesley
Har
Earl and Ross Ringsdorf
Warnie Ringsdorf
Earl and Ross
Tressie Ringsdorf
Wyat Stott
Gracie
Angie Smith
Eva Mansmith
Willie
Raleigh Rike
Buffalo Township
Ernest Hansen
Floyd Duncan
E. O. Mann
Ed Bartlett
Bartlett
Bert Bartlett
Waterloo
Newton Schaffer
Marshalltown
Iowa
Portland
Win
Rike
China Seefeld
Barr School
Alicea Seefeld
Barr
Geo
Anand
Koestler
Orra OlHom
Tte
Chas. Patterson
Earl Ringsdorf
Mrs. Ringsdorf
Dakota
Wil
Roy Gilmore
Al‘Bona Callera
Will Kreuger
Misa Eva Koestler
Atherton
John Dittmer
C. T. White
Ed Dittmer
Hildred White
Farm youth contests drive interest in farm life
The piece credits five years of nationwide efforts by agricultural press colleges and public groups to engage farm boys and girls in grain judging stock judging canning and related contests with cash prizes trips and gear. It warns that haphazard execution may foster harmful rivalry despite broad benefits and strong youth enthusiasm.
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Ufe
Boyd
Contests must teach fair play over winning at fairs
An editorial argues contests should emphasize character and fair play over rushing to win. It urges careful rules, impartial judges, and full cost disclosure to prevent fraud and teach boys honesty, warning that shortcuts harm both youths and future farmers.
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Ivery
Mien
Walace
The Value of Straw and Waste alchemy
The piece argues Packers grow mighty by converting waste into cash and expanding into diverse lines like grape juice flavoring and extracts. It urges farmers to imitate this waste-saving, wealth-building approach to enrich themselves, tenants and owners, over a decade, including funding a centralized school.
Naming the Farm A Proud Tradition Boosts Community Pride
An essay argues farms deserve names to reflect home pride and honor the family. A named farm becomes a trademark of quality and economy, guiding customers and inspiring children to care for crops, livestock, and fruit while encouraging owners to remain on the land.
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W. Swanson
J. J. Wivijes
Dei Will
Albert Jolderks
Win Olthoff
Henry Hassebrok
Chas Seibold
Hagendorn
Albert Burrow
Thaves
Will Trasamar
Hubbard and
Bhiore
Esther Olthoff
Eva Meluzer
Henry Steble
Walter Smith
Sleepy Hollow
Burt High School
Wa. Kreuger
Hermin Putz
Wm. Kreuger
Fred Corey
Orra. Ollom
Ray Smitih
G. J. Rike
Fred Ringsdorf
Ross Ringsdorf
Wio
Lyle Mann
Ray Smith
Jas
Oliom
Harvey Rike
Indies
Chas. Phelps
Titania
Ranny Bleich
Wm. Belfch Sr
Claude Sigsbee
Cildren
Jas, Ollom
Oregon
McGarther
Ross Ringydoart
Henry
Marold Smith
Ollom
Missouri River
United States
Wallace
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