Portland Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Glen Jenkinson Home
At a recent Portland Farm Bureau meeting held at the Glen Jenkinson residence, Ray McWhorter was elected president, Mrs. A A Graham vice president, and Arthur Petersen secretary. The article criticizes the election as unfair since McWhorter was absent. It notes his prior year of service and urges continued support. It also reports the wedding of Peter Van Note and Miss Alice Stewart with well wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Glen Jenkinson
Ray McWhorter
A. A. Graham
Arthur Petersen
McWhorter
Ray
Peter van Note
Alice Stewart
D. M. Stewart
Portland
Local Burt Area Notes From Weekend Gatherings and Cattle Sale
Miss Mildred Putz spent the weekend west of Burt at the Harry Putz home. Several families visited, and a Jersey-Guernsey cattle sale in Algona saw thirty head sell for 50 to 150 dollars each. Families and neighbors traveled, shopped, and hosted gatherings across Burt west to Algona, sharing news of illness, travel, and farm shipments.
Community Notes From Buffalo Township And Nearby Areas
Stewart and Mrs. A A Graham attended the farm bureau meeting in Buffalo township at the Oesterreicher home last week. Roy Ringsdorf and family plus William Ringsdorf Peter White Brink Ghipler and families were guests at the Roy Ringsdorf home Sunday. Aug Gutknecht and family of Lakota were visitors in this neighborhood Sunday. Mrs Amelia Rike lost one of her best work horses last week. Will Dorsey left Saturday for Greenfield Iowa for a winter job. Roy Ollom is picking corn for Edw Sperry this week. Jim Stout and wife of Buffalo Center spent Monday on our streets. Ted Ringsdorf and family went to Irvington Sunday to visit relatives. Edw Sperry and family were supper guests at the Wm Dorsey home last Sunday. Geo Mound and Raymond Tarkings of Wesley were visitors at the Edw Sperry home Sunday. It Keeps the Boys at Home Burt Monitor notes K J Smith F L Pratt and Dr Clapsadle are Burt’s latest tabloid radio fans. The two former stayed up past midnight tuning in while the Dr follows broadcasts across the States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Hobson
West of Burt
Claude Sigsbee
H. J. Putz
D. E. Fitch
Tripp Pavilion
Algona
Ilinois
Edw. Weiske
Ortwin Bleich
Otto Laabs
Hans
Ray Ollom
Burt
Weiske
Wil Lloyd
Wesley
Herman Putz
Frank
John
Josephine Monson
Woden
Richard Welg
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Tony Lohse
Albert Bonkofske
Amelia
Willie Rike
Mable
Pine City
Mian
Norman Ward
Nortman
Aug
Rosenthal
Willie
Mabel Rike
Algong
Peter White
Ames
John ‘Trunkhbill
Jake
Roy Ollom
Edw. Sperry
Jim Stout
Buffalo Center
Ted Ringsdorf
Irvington
Wm. Dorsey
Geo. Mound
Raymond Terkings
Local Ad Promotes Free Samples from MFG Co
A brief advertisement notes free samples distributed by ADVANCE MFG CO at 86 Dock Ave Louis Mo. It targets women girls and boys with money distributing claims and emphasizes specials and promotions. The wording is promotional and uses regional phrasing from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara Chriatman
Ad~vance, Mfg. CO
Dock A. de Louis, Mo
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Titonka
Poland
Emerson
Otto Kunz
S 'Eve Goffe
Prop
State Bank
Shropshire
Wether
Fordson
Wenzelman
Litchfield
Osborn
Rock Island
Sattley
Hayes
Oliver Gang
John Deere
McCore
McCormick
Drake
Wisconsin
H. P. Fairbanks
D.E. Turner
C. G. Turner
J. &. Cosgrove
Clex
Portland Farm Bureau
van Note-Stewart
Her
Portland News
Mildred Putz
Harry Putz
Louise Woollums
Titania Friends
Mr. Stevens
Corwith
Ben Foley
Harley Fitch
Howard
Gordon Sigsee
C. J. Scanlan
Titonka, Iowa
K. J. Smith
F. L. Pratt
Dr. Clapsaddle
States
Canada
Rhode Island
B. A. Hansen
D. A. Schultz
Thonka
Iowa
Boye Dieckman
Lyle Mann
Chester
George Helmers
B. A. Pannkuk
Mike Bauman
Dick Welpey
Hermes
Dreasman, Titon's
Towa
T. B
Geo
Hanen
Haven
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