Methodist Youth Fellowships Schedule at Titonka and Doan
Senior MYF officers meet at the church at 8 a.m. to travel to LaVerne for the Summer Project M2M. Sunday services are 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship with infant baptism. Senior MYF gathers at 7 30. Intermediates and mothers headed to Camp Quest meet Wednesday at 1 40 with dean services as usual.
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Methodist Church
J. Albertson
Titonka
Doan
MYF
LaVerne
Camp Quest
U S Population Reaches 160 Million Mark in August
Washington reports the U S population surpassed 160 million in August as a Commerce Department automatic census calculator, with births about every eight seconds and deaths about every one second. Immigrants arrive every two minutes while departures occur roughly every 17 minutes, reflecting rapid growth across most states.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Montana
Friendly Octopus Scares Navy Diver
A naval diver, Chief Petty Officer Ankert Wigmore, encountered a friendly octopus while working near piling. He signaled for help, but did not return to the surface. Shipmates doubted the creature harmed him, while the chief noted a friendly bond but remained cautious.
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QUAWA
Ankert Wigmore
Wigmore
Escuirnaltiu
O. Winrar
Ohio County installs unique siren system across 56 units
Ohio's Franklin County activates a new air raid warning network using 56 sirens including Columbus. A sheriff's office transmitter emits an electronic tone to trigger the alarms and an on duty operator manages start and all clear signals via push buttons for emergency use.
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Ohio County
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Denver Grows Wheat on 1100 Acre Airport Field
Denver earned 5600 dollars from wheat grown on 285 acres harvested at Stapleton Airport. The city leases 1100 acres for grain farming, planted 650 acres in winter wheat and the rest in winter barley with 40 percent of the crop yield to the city. Grain farming reduces dust and weed fire risk.
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Denver
Stapleton Airfield
Fish Resources Rise From Trash to Food
Global readers learn a shift in fishing attitudes as species once deemed useless become valuable food. Rosefish once treated as marine trash are now marketed across regions, while swordfish spread beyond New England after World War I.
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Washington
New England
Women in business mostly earn under three thousand
New York The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs finds 45 percent of 160000 respondents earn under 3000 yearly. Age affects earnings with 45-63 year olds most likely to exceed 5000, while under 35 are least likely.
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New York
Fede Oration of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
University Educathon
Teach Safety Parents Are Told Teach Safety Parents Are Told
Chicago report from the American Medical Association Journal urges parents to teach bicycle safety as fatalities reach about 600 annually. Most deaths involve males ages 10 to 15, concentrated May to October, with collisions with motor vehicles causing four fifths of deaths and risky riding practices noted.
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Chicago
American Medical Association Journal
Airlines Carry 166 Million Since 1926
Washington The Aircraft Industries Association reports scheduled airlines have carried over 160,000,000 passengers since the Air Commerce Act of 1926. Planes states that in 37 years airlines have flown more than 5 million passenger miles, equating to a massive airlift spanning the globe.
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Washington
The
Aircraft Industries Association
United States
Association
Planes
New Stuffed Chair Delivers Home Rubdown Comfort
New York reports a stuffed living room chair that provides a massage while you relax. Inside are motors and floating foam panels, with adjustable speeds and three positions, powered by a wall outlet.
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New York
Collision Restores Hearing for Deaf Boy in Los Angeles
Floyd Mills age 15 regained hearing after a 1950 diphtheria related deafness when bumped in a traffic accident. His mother driven car collided with another vehicle. He struck his head on the dashboard, regained consciousness in an ambulance, and said I hear noises as attendants began questioning him.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Mills
Floyd
Farm Outlook Warns of Dry Weather Pressures Markets
The Farm Outlook warns southeastern Wyoming and Colorado areas face drought from low snowpack reducing stock water. Feeder cattle and lamb prices may drop if rains do not come. new alfalfa hay commands high prices. Kutish notes heavy pig marketings ahead with 24 percent more December pigs and warns against holding market-weight pigs.
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Kossum County
Wyoming
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Idaho
Iowa
Kutish
Central Plains
California
Kossuth
Gathering Honors Shreveport Couple Lakota Picnic
A Shreveport Louisiana couple Lakota honored at a lawn gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Stecker. Attendees included multiple Stecker families from Wo den Thompson Ames Joice Woden Swea City and Willis Peterson a 35 year old Westside farmer who survived a lightning strike while haying. The note mentions Dorothy Stecker and historic New York City power utility milestone in 1882.
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Shreveport
Fred Stecker
King
Alvin Stecker
Woden
Bruno Stecker
Thompson
George Stecker
Ames
Gerhart Klasse
Joice
Stanley Stecker
Ferdinand Stecker
Swea City
Mrs. King
Dorothy Stecker
Willis Peterson
Westside
Crawford County
Dependence on Pasture May Reduce Milk Flow
Extension dairyman Don Voelker of Iowa State College warns that heavy reliance on permanent pastures lowers summer milk production on many Iowa dairy farms. He outlines five steps to prevent production drops: rotate pastures, graze grasses that regrow quickly, feed hay, place hay in pasture stations, and feed grain concentrate to sustain milk flow and body condition for fall calving.
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Towa
Don Voelker
Towa State College
Voelker
May top dress meadow after oat harvest
Agricultural guidance from John Pesek Iowa State College on post harvest topdressing for oat meadows. Recommendations vary by soil type and region with 0-20-0 0-20-10 0-20-20 or 0-20-02 blends and rates from 150 to 400 pounds per acre. A separate local theft report notes a 200 pound safe stolen from a filling station and later found by children near New Albinion.
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John Pesek
Iowa State College
Pesek
Iowa
New Albinion May
la Crease
New Cars And Trucks Licensed In Kossuth County
Twenty eight new vehicles were licensed in Kossuth County last week. Names and hometowns cover owi violations and licensed brands including Dodge Chevrolet Buick Ford Oldsmobile and Cadillac with residents from Algona Wesley Lakota Burt Swea City Titonka Bancroft Corwith West Bend Laotka Fenton Lone Rock and more.
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Kossuth County
Dodge
Chester’ Bailey
Algona
Clayton Percival
Pontiac
Bert F. Baldwin
Wm, Stalzer
Wesley
Guy Woods
Swea City
Chevrolet
Kenneth F. Beal
J. L. Birnbaumer
Corwith
Peter Beckman
West Bend
Jerry H. Boekelman
Titonka
Darlene Geilenfeldt
Lakota
Inez C. Hood
Bancroft
Arthur K. Luedtke
Fenton
Irwin Malvey
L. A. Nitz
Buick
J. Harold Brandt
Ford
Delous Cantrell
Fred Hagen
Abbe Heyes
Alva Kahler
Burt
Fred E. Kent, Jr
Arthur Leastbn
Thomas J. Preston
Pickup, Mortensen. Products Co
Oldsmobile
C. L
Cavanaugh
Fpm
Christensen
Lone Rock
Chrysler
Amos Finnestad
Harvey Heyer
Titonica
Cadillac
Dr. R» Ky Richardson
Tomato stulching with pea vines urged by expert
Ben Vance an extension horticulturist at Iowa State College advises using old pea vines to stotch tomato plants. He says the vines can help mulch and support growth, improving soil moisture and plant vigor.
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Ben Vance
Towa State College
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Stan Harris
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Abbe Meyer
Midwest Piano Co
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Rusco
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