Wesley News A Busy Week of Visits and News
Wesley residents shared travel, visits, and family news as guests arrived from Racine and Algona. gatherings included Legion Auxiliary installations, community meetings, church society events, and local movements to and from Corwith Whittemore and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Vee Mullin
Victor and
Thayer
Ammetaburg
Agnes Carpenter
Gordon Carpenter
Rosemary Seller
Dr. Bourne
Whiona
Francis Hill
Vandella
Vanald
H. Hill
Racine Wis
George Schimmel
Benningham
George Ward
Irene Studer
Nick Ketch
Corwith
Mr. Ketch
Charles Kraus
Donald
Charles Jr
Nordhorn Minnesota
Jacob Kraus
Manly
Cornelius Schrauth
Geneva
Barbara Schrauth
Ben
Mike ‘Goetz
Ben Behrauth
Mike Goetz
Phillip Goetze
Marl Dennis
Mary ‘Schrauth
George Hauntman
Charles City
Anton Goetz
Stella Lloyd
Hauptmans
Wesley
Wiolin Eden
Muscating
Nick Eden
Muscatine
Roy Fox
Nancy
Deg Moines
Richard Kent
Dorothy Ann . Welter of
Eq Loebig
Henry Hi
Richard) Hambort Atkinson
Wis
Mason City
Edna Youngwirth
Whittlemore
John Youngwirth
Ed Cink
Woden
Agatha Haverly
Julius King
Lake Okabiji
Bill Baxter
Walnut Grove Minn
Ed Loesbig
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Edna Flom
Yive
Viola Studer
Mary Forburger
Josephine Mourer
Relen Johnson
Clara Hauptmann
Jislorian
Myrtle Lease
Maren Flom
Martha Welter
Selma Alne
Bernice Witzthum
Mecttte
Fodder Feeding Study Finds Best Margin for Steers
A report from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Ames details a feeding trial on medium grade steers comparing whole fodder and recut corn fodder. Whole fodder yielded the highest margin, with corn fodder producing lower profits. silage valued at about half as much as corn fodder. The study notes higher dressing percentage and less shrinkage for whole fodder fed cattle, with profit margins of 16.55 versus 12.29 per steer. Also includes a local monument company ad and a card of thanks for illness and death of a mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Ameg
Chicago
C.culbarteon
Annual Financial Statement summary from school fund report
The document lists receipts and disbursements for the current year across school funds. It shows balances on hand, overdraft, and a breakdown of disbursements to individuals, firms, and suppliers including saves bank, publishers, and vendors with amounts totaling 22,590.63 for the General Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School House Fund
Ccs
School House
E.s
H. Klamp
Corporation
Fung
Frank Fisher
Titankg Savings Bank
Hub Clothiers
Ear ‘Geppert Co
Bae Wee
Henry Holt & Co
Loren Rosheim
H. Kurtz We
Eeees
Phyllis Dougan
W. H. Borman
Betty Holder
Anna Ladd
Webster Pub. Co
Dorothy Weagat
Vance Music Co
Na Jensen
Decker Bros
Ardigs Voigt
Prentice Hall Inc
Garvie Johnson
Holley School Supply
Treva Carmichael
Dorothy Brooks
Dick Harms
C. A. Hoon
Janny Hansen
Gamble Store
Conrad Schmidt
L. Honken
John Putestock
Cowan Building Supply
Dick Meyer
C. H. Downs
Otto Falk
Harvey Mot Go
C. B. Egesdahl
Keystone View Co
Neil Michalsen
Roach Fowler
Tynn Kuchenreuther
B. Lippincott
Post Mistress
C. C
S. Lotta Wee Eee Aes
Ethel Downs
A. F. Anderson
W.W. Denton
Clurence
Interstate Power Co
Mtonka
E-E
Albert Missal
Theo
B. Robertson
Americana Cort
Minnesota News
Boyken Ins
Pacific Press
Geo
J. Hoffman
Peter Beenken
Silver Burdett
Deama Shop
Titanka Telephony Co
Wiley Hines
Houghton Mifflin
Vorlag Supply Sye
Sanitary Supply Macmillan Co
Ics
University of Chicago
of Iowa
Bureau of Educational Reesearch
Harl Stott
Yeceeane
Mason City Tet and Awning Co
George Paterson
Ted
Tom Loats
Britt
Eer Iver Eweeey French Lumber Co
Guy Bruns
Feeding trial compares corn fodder types on yearling steers
A 46 head trial divided into four groups fed for 171 days compares whole corn fodder, dry corn fodder, silage and ground cor fodder. Outcomes show shrinkage, dressing percentages and selling prices differ by feed, with whole corn fodder top in value and silage delivering the highest dressing percentage. Prices lagged Chicago demand, affecting overall returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Buffalo Consolidated School District estimates July meeting plan
The Buffalo Independent Consolidated School District board will meet July 17 1939 at 8 PM in Titonka School Building to hear taxpayers on the district wide expenditure estimate. Several feeding group notes appear in the text but the core item is the budgeting notice and meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kossuth
Lowa
Ernest P. Hansen
Ethel FE. Downs
NOMCE
Buffalo Independent Consolidated School District
Buffalo Township
Kossuth County
Towa
Titonka
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Wesley News
Herbert Wolt
Barton
Kate Simon
Ashford
Hildman
Annabelle Hoefle
Fort Dodge
Emma, Studer
al Richtmeier
Lillian Melvold
Prank Kowba Jr
Kouba Ane Shirley
Miss Melvold
Cottonwood
Minn
Mis
Mallvold
Everett
Washington
Lucille Hanly
Koubas
Craig
Mrs. Woouba
Clarence Haverly
Dundes
Tllinois
Migs Mangaver Haverly
Sunny Slope Sanitarum
Ottumwa
Bonalt
Nina
Black Hills
Mildred Fox
Young People's Society of the Congregational Church
Call State Park
Beverly
Philip Benson
P. C. Haynes
Arthur Bottom
Hatherville
Hatherville Visiting Relatives At Mrs. Bottom. Mrs. A. M. Lease and Son Burrell
Urbana
Fred Burrell
Sam Anne
Blue Harth
Dorothy Hagen
Ray, North Dakota
Board of Education
Mis. Rosamond
Ekstein
Susan Lease
Lester Leage
Mg Ang Loren
A. M. Lease
MD Studers
Maurice Studer
Whittemore
Esther Skow
Harxd
Thora Johnson
Albert Johnson
Grantsburg
Wisconsin
Priscilla Phoebe Society
Halvar Plum Sr
Henry Swanson
Rank Johnson
Guy Dimond
Olaf Finnemark
Loel Root
Ellen Margaret
George Sheridans
Clear Lake
Peter Wirth
Gilbert
Jeff Thorsen
Milford Johnson
Jewell
Clifford Munson
West Bend
William Johnson
Hagle Lake
Ray Haag
Sam Haag
Al‘gonk
Cyril Venteicher
Algona
Venteicher
Standard ‘Oil Co
Julia Ann Studer
Max Studer
Ohn Funnemark
Martha H. Funnemark
Holcombe
Funnemark
Adolph Girres
Jones
Parmers Creamiery
Burton Burleson
Maquoketa
Burleson
Tanesville
MOR Sale
Bsltchell Carlson
Maytag
Amos Bonacker
No. & McCormick-Deering Combine
Bancroft Implement Co
Tople
Poland
China
Farrow
Titanics Blacksmiths
Springfries
Waite Rocks
Frank Pritisman
Popular Accident Tnosurance Co
Spencer, Towa
Richard ‘Helmere
Pata
M. P. Haggard
Iowa
Tanvilac
Murphy's
Ted Hinders
Monument J Agency
Winona Monument Co
Winona, Minn
Rasmus Petersen
Arene
Fune
Dept. of Visual Educa- Hob
Pratt Paper
Hilbert & Severein
Hawkeye School Supply
Drake University
Ward Hamilton
Dorothy Weaver
Frank Hoff
George Bonacker
Fillmore Music Co
Neil A. Kjos Music Co
Alonzo Leach
Sssveres
Dr. Miles
Dr.miles Ee
Bancroft
Blackwell’s Island
John Garthell
Rosemary Trane
Lloyd Notan
Dorothy Lamour
ST. Louis Blues
Hardy’s
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
Fay Holden
Ceceliy Parker
Pete Smith
Bob Hope
Shirley Ross
Aredas
Coty
Town
Ind
QOTHEL & DOWNS _District
McCormick- Deering
Farmer’s Friend
Titanka Implement Company
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