Subscriptions Outline Rates for County and Territory
The notice details subscription pricing: $2.00 yearly in Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.50 elsewhere in the territory, and $3.00 for Canada and foreign countries. It explains continuing yearly status unless canceled by subscriber notice or publisher discretion.
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Advancce
Kossuth County
Titonka
Canada
Local residents host varied Labor Day visits across Wesley area
A string of weekend gatherings and family events centered in Wesley highlight visits from relatives and friends. Fred Goetz and others from Lostant Illinois joined the Goetz family. Joe Smith of Buffalo Center visited the Lichteig home for Helen’s eighth birthday. Leonard and Ruth Mary Goetz and Diane Kleinpeter and Ruth Mary Goetz also spent time with local families.
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Louis
Genevieve Lawler
Minneapolis
Vincent Doughans
Chicago
Mack and Parker Insurance
Harold
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Matt Hildman
Long Beach
Calif
Ed Hildman
Delmar Pommerening
Loveland
Nev
Hildman
St. Paul
Hermann Lyon
Urban Neuroth
L. L. Pfeffer
American Legion Auxiliary
Mason City
J. P. Studers
Virginia
Mankato
Good Council Academy
George Seaberg
Joe Show
Louis Simpson
Byperstone
Minn
Clark
David
Colorado
South Dakota
Wyoming
Minnesota
Canada
Magnus Peterson
Portland
Oregon
Anna Funnemark
Alma
Julius
Otto Finnemark
Eugene Swanson
Schenectady
Iowa City
Jerry Lichteig
Burrell Lease
Local Widow Remains Surviving. Parochial School Opens in Wesley
Surviving widow Hilbert of Wesley along with four daughters and five grandchildren are noted in a local obituary. The Wesley parochial school opened August 30 with 142 students. grades 7 8 taught by Sister Mary Charitas, 5 6 by Sister Mary Carola, 3 4 by Sister Mary Agnes, 1 2 by Sister Mary Susan. Sister Mary Magdalene to lead school music. Sister Mary Petrina as housekeeper. Also mentioned are local residents Al Wagner visiting from Keokuk and Carl Johnson recovering at home from rheumatism. Wedding attendance noted for Lola Madson and Merle Muhm.
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Milford
Hilbert
Russell Savanson
Lola Madson
Merle Muhm
Conwith
Paul Madson
Britt
Iowa Cattlemen Oppose Beef Grade Reforms
Iowa producers resist sweeping changes proposed by the Cattle and Beef Industry Committee. They fear moving beef from good to better grades and from choice to prime could disrupt current demand. Rex Beresford notes advocates want government and industry to refine grades once established, shifting younger, tender, moderately fat beef out of commercial into good.
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Iowa
Cattle and Beef Industry Committee
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College Beef Marketing
Midwest
Thhe Cattle and Beef Industry Committee
Beresford
Local Rural Professionals Advertised In Tyke Area
Dr W L Tindall osteopathic physician offers X ray services in Woden Iowa with piles treated without cutting burning or clamping and foot troubles and general practice. Dr James E Bill veterinarian has office in Tyke Electric Building with contact numbers and home address. H W Miller attorney at law operates from Dr Sawyer Building Algona Iowa with office phone 427.
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W. L. Tindall
Osteopathic
Woden
Iowa
James E. Bill
Tyke Electric
Titonea
H.W. Miller
Dr. Sawyer Building
Algona
Beef grade shakeup eyed by Iowa cattlemen
Iowa cattlemen urge combining prime and top choice into a single prime grade to boost volume and align with consumer demand. They argue most beef could be reclassified with good beef expanding to include current average and low good. Proponents warn radical shifts may confuse buyers but stress Iowa can produce good grade beef using grass and quality breeding.
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Beresford
Iowa
Towa
Tragic Drownings In Old Tank And Abandoned Cistern
Three year old Gary Wrench of St. Anggar drowned after falling into a three foot deep butter milk tank at West Branch. Four year old Edward Furchten echt perished swimming in an abandoned cistern. his body found when his mother located clothing by the cistern edge. Red Oak police are assisting.
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Gary Wrench
St. Anggar
West Branch
Edward Furchtenecht
Country roads cited as top danger for farm drivers
Iowa State College safety expert Norval Wardle reports rising accidents on country roads surpassing highways. He urges farmers to follow Drive Right tips during Aug 22 to Sept 5, notes scarce supervision and poor roads raise risk, and stresses slow driving and clear lighting for farm equipment to reduce fatal crashes.
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Norval Wardle
Extension Farm
Iowa State College
Iowa Safety Congress
Wardle
City faces $5,000 claim over drowning death of 11 year old
A claim for 5000 dollars has been filed against Rockwell City following the drowning death of 11 year old Donald Plain in a pond on city property. The filing names the city as the defendant in the incident.
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Rockwell City
Donald Plain
City
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