LOST Child and Farm Notices Plus School News
Lost child message for a red teathéy mit ten with fur trim. Many farm seed ads and local family news. Teachers and students listed with activities at Myonka School including English lessons, poetry study, agriculture topics, and upcoming music contest on April 6 and 7 in Swea City.
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Tmyonka
Mirs
Calllea
Mopets
Megdamep Roy Budlong
George Boracker
Fred Adamson
Budlong
Asi
Swea City
Hsther
Robert Davis
Robert Downs
Delores Franzen
Harold
Fred
Deena
Edith
Janette
Patsy
Ralph
Hari
Bharon
Ronnie
Alvina
Shherry
Patty
Verna Dell
Verlyn
David
Janice
Shirley
Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting and local wartime notes
The Lakota Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. H H Murray's home with co hosts Emma Gutknecht and Eimima Thaves. Many local residents receive updates on relatives serving in the war. Kenneth Bargar wounded in action February 23 while an engineer with Gen Hodges First Army. Various travel and hospital visits noted.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
H. H. Murray
Emma Gutknecht
Eimima Thaves
John Meyers
Des Moines
Velérians’ Hospital
J. C. Randall
Sylvia
Minot
N. D
Charles Winter
A. C. Schissel
Rochester
Minn
South Pacific
Washington, D. C
Gerzema
Mary Zoller
L. P. Westerlund
Bri
Celyn
Schroeder
Daugh
Dorothy
Norma Olth
Leland Thaves
Mary Thaves
Leland
Farargut
Ida
Andrew Anderson
Clarence Carstenson
Glen Mabus
Great Lakes
Ill
George Paulsen
Seraph Bruch
Hausen
Fairmont
Lavern Edwarda
Texas
Clarence Edwards
Arnold Becker
Wavy
Nest
Williams
Iowa City
Dr. Williams
West Coast
Pvt
Clarence Schwartz
Hig
Doan church notices and garden advice mix in Doan Iowa
The Methodist church lists Sunday activities with a fellowship meeting at O'Dorn home hosted by Mrs. P J Larson and Mrs. Ross Buffington. A food sale is planned at Beed hardware by Doan church ladies. Larry Grove of Iowa State College urges planting old standbys kale kohlrabi salsify mustard and more for vitamin variety and better home gardens with several new varieties named.
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Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
P. J. Larson
Ross Buffington
Ted Hoover
Beed Hardware
Doan Church
Larry Grove
Iowa State College
Grove
Fifth and third graders share end of week school news
The eighth line of notes covers spelling honors for five fifth graders and lists students earning A grades in spelling and neatest papers across grades. Reports on science ant studies, language reviews, art with animal models, and upcoming plant units, plus first grade opening notes and a chicken pox absence.
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Jane
Marilyn
Robert
Carol
Doris
Hiden
Betty
Kathleen
Marilyn Collies
Bruce
Glen
Blaine
Ardith
Birdalle
Prank
Ronald
Karen
Kenneth
Bobby
Rosemary Ardith
Alice
Martin
Garlene
Gladys
Bir 'Gette
Frank
Lee
Jang Jand
Janice Intermill
Immanuel Lutheran Plans German Services Next Sunday
Rev Wim plans German services next Sunday at 10 30 am with Sunday school and Bible class at 8 20 am Lenten services are held each Wednesday at 8 pm A special mission offering will be collected Choir rehearsals occur Wednesday evening after services Confirmation class meets every Wednesday and Saturday at 9 am
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Immanuel Lutheran Durch
Phosphate Fertilizer Recommendations For Soils In Wartime
Agricultural extension notes from H R Meldrum Iowa State College summarize phosphate use. Superphosphate generally boosts yields. rock phosphate helps on acid soils and with alfalfa clover seedings, but needs lime and larger quantities. Specific rates: 500-800 lb acre rock phosphate with alfalfa. 150-200 lb acre 0-20-0 for small grain and biennial legumes. 250-800 lb acre for alfalfa. about 100 lb acre 0-20-0 with corn, or equivalent mixed fertilizer at planting. broadcasting doubles the amount. Phosphorus erodes from soil with livestock and grain farming.
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H. R. Meldrum
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
Three New White Sweet Corn Hybrids Released by ISU
Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station releases three new white sweet corn hybrids for seed producers and canners. Inbreds IOgloreen 66, Togreen 16, and Togent 11 show high yield and wide adaptation, with Evergreen narrow grain and long to medium ears. Not for home gardeners. aimed at canning corn markets.
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Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Seedstmen
Cahners
Iowa
E. S. Haber
Togreen
Ipgreen
4 H Cage Tourney at Burt This Week
Seven 4 H boys clubs will take part in a basketball tournament at Burt School on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Clubs include Burt Greenwood Seneca Fenton Prairie La Verna Whitte more and Grant. Games start 6 30 Thursday 7 80 Friday and 8 30 Saturday with a consolation at 7 30.
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Burt School
Burt
Greenwood
Seneca
Fenton
Prairie-LaVerna
Whittemore
Grant
Fritey
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