Local Happenings at Shellrock and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Ben Isebrand visited their daughter and son in law at Shellrock. Others traveled to Des Moines for the Admiral show and many local residents attended events in Albert Lea and Titonka. Community notes include new officers, hospital nurses, a public pay station project, and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Isebrand
Shellock
Leslie Bentley
Shellrock
Lorens Willemssen
Ray Krominga
Des Moines
G. J. Sartor
Mason
City
Pierre Sartor
Don Dallman
Rockanway Park
Albert Lea
Minn
Evelyn Willemssen
Clarence Cooper
Goldfield
Elmer Hansen
Bricelyn
Ernest P. Hansen
Camilla Cooper
Fred Baade
Fred
Leonard Callies
F. L. Raymans
Austin
Howard French
Phoenix
Arizona
Titonka
Breen
American Legion
Howard
Royal Legionnaire
Legion
Botsford Lumber Co
W. E. Nothwehr
Titanica
Colleen Rippentrop
Everett Rippentrop
Titania High School
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
St. Paul
Becky Truesdell
W. P. Truesdell
Maxine Stott
Des Moinés
Mrr
W. H. Stott
Clarence Mo
Herman Tjarks
G. D. Welhousen
Mary Ann Bartlett
Harriet Beenken
Naeve Hospital
Della Block
Minnesota
Lenore Schram
Ireland
Trudy Budlong
Laverne Wagner
Mankato
Gordon Hansen
Titanica Saddle Club
Jesse Harms
Sophus Nelson
Roy Walrod
Bill Fritz
Harry Mehlan
Buffalo Township
Art Rode
Stanley Harris
Township dessert event and music night invites all ladies
Mrs Lester Eden and Mrs W E Nothwehr will host desserts and a recipe exchange titled My Favorite Dessert. Miss Florence Reynolds will perform music and discuss Victor Herbert. All township ladies are invited. Also notes on corn row spacing state 40 inch and 80 inch rows yield differences and practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Eden
W. E. Nothwehr
Florence Reynolds
Victor Herbert
Wide Rows Boost Corn-Forage Plantings adoption
Iowa State College agronomists studying three years report forage seedings between wide corn rows outperform standard spacing. Tests across varied soils and climates show greater success with wider than normal corn rows, suggesting a practical approach for forage establishment in the Corn Belt.
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Corn Belt
Iowa State College
State Spending Not Tied To Government Size, Economist Says
Iowa State College economist Howard H. Hines argues that rising state expenditures largely reflect transfers to local governments. Regular state functions use about 12 million, mental health and reformatories about the same, while educational institutions consume 24.7 million. Roads top the list with the Highway Commission spending 14 million, plus 30 million passed to locals for roads and 55 million for new road construction in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Hines
Iowa State College
State University Hospital
Oakdale Hospital
State Highway Commission
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Chris Charlson
Leland
Clarence Akkerman
Charlson
Akkerman
Billy Amesbury
Kentucky
R. L. Krantz
al Missal
Alagona
Louis Oesterreicher
Chicago
Dr. Coyle
Titania Savings Bank
WERAL
RESEI
Pasco
Hills Bros
del Monte
Callies
Marvin Penning
Bacon
Hamburger
Weiners
Titonka Lockers
Crisco
Bakers
Clover Farm Cheese
Clover Farm
Angel Food Caremix
Bologna
Bonacker
Intermill’s
Titanka
Iowa
Texas
Beteretece
Vate
Lions Baker
Nabisco
Caleetisfecte
Mehlan
Rosedale
Mrs
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Mrs. Peter Rabbit