Young Kamrar Couple Wed In Tiny Iowa Ceremony
Ray Welp youngest son of Mr and Mrs Dick Welp and Miss Minnie Kromminga daughter of Mr Amos Kromminga were married at Kamer Iowa at the Presbyterian manse Wed of last week Rev Sinning officiating The witnesses were Mr and Mrs E D Welp of Kamrar The bride wore blue crepe silk and the groom blue serge They will reside with the bride’s father at Kamrar until March 1 and then take up housekeeping on a farm The Topic extends congratulations and best wishes for happiness.
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Sly
Ray Welp
Dick Welp
Minnie Kromminga
Amos Kromminga
Kamer
Iowa
Sinning
E. Dp, Welp
Kamrar
T Kamvar
Himgeleavitz
Mas Kromminga
Creamery Checks Highlight August Prices In Minnesota
The August cream checks show higher payments for iterfat than in recent months, signaling strong farm earnings. Secretary Hansen will deliver the funds through Buttermaker Pouelsen on a set date, as a key financial backstop for local dairy operations. The piece notes creamery growth as central to small towns, with new, large facilities comparable to consolidated schools, and mentions Corwith Hustler reporting on local events in Algona and Corwith.
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Cretary Hansen
Pouelsen
Minnesota
Iowa
Lutheran Church Jubilee Nears as Belmond Hosts
The Mond congregation invites the Lutheran group for a 25th jubilee with Belmond, led by Rev. Schalinke now Rev. Langholly. Past events include Kviek church built during Rev. Merman’s Belmond era. upcoming services feature Rev. Schalinkl and Rev. Meier with multiple pastors attending. A new church foundation near Mount is planned. cement work and plastering progress toward Thanksgiving dedication.
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Belmond
Schalinke
Langholly
F. Merman
Belmondaise
Killan
Boese
la- Bi
Boening
Britt
Ieboltz
EL. Wenlein
Titonka
le Mure
Neot
Attace
Alge
Payne
Seed Corn Time Here Thornburg Warns on Seed Supply
M G Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture urges producers to secure seed corn before a freeze. Reports from across the state say corn will mature enough for high quality seed by late September. A few days spent selecting early ears from healthy stalks helps insure a strong stand next spring. careful drying is essential.
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M. G. Thornburg
Croop
Sunspots and Weather Predicting Crop Cycles Questioned
The Weather and Crop Bureau notes sunspot cycles may hint at future crop weather but cautions their reliability. Maxima occur roughly every 11.1 to 11.5 years with irregular timing, and temperature changes over large areas do not reliably follow sunspot patterns. A noted scientist compares using sunspots to predicting an elephant's path by watching an ant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Lke
Marketing Stampede Should Be Avoided in Iowa Corn
A Weather and Crop Bureau analysis of the nationwide corn and livestock outlook notes Iowa will have a record corn crop with a shortage of cattle, making hog expansion unlikely. Despite a large Iowa harvest, urgency to sell corn is muted by credit and storage laws. the 1828 crop is projected at about 80 percent above last year and 1 percent above the five year average, while the U.S. crop rises 6 percent.
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Jowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Geritature
Iowa
Agit Iy
United States
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Illinois
Corn Belt
Independent C F Finn enters Fifth District race
C F Finn of Gerled announces independent bid for Fifth District supervisor as Co C Petersen of Swea City also runs independently. With two independents the field may favor the regular Republican nomination unless the west end district leans Democratic. A lively contest is set for the November 6 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Finn
Gerled
Co. C. Petersen
Swea City
Sisters Visit Relatives In This Vicinity
Mrs. John W. Lamoreux of Hamilton Montana and Mrs. Ruth Klrapt Hansen of Rochester Minnesota arrived Tuesday night to visit their sister Mrs. Otto Falk and family along with other relatives in the area.
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John W. Lamoreux
Hamilton
Montana
Ruth Klprat- Hansen
Rochester
Minn
Mn. Otto Falk
Fishermen Return From Weeklong Ottertail County Trip
A group of anglers led by W. J. Denton Nate Walsh J C Newville Wim Larsen and M Graven returned Thursday noon from a seven day fishing trip in Ottertail County Minnesota They found Dead Lake favorable with fish including black bass wall eyed pike bluegills and northern pike The party caught 22 black bass 30 wall eyed pike 250 bluegills and 1000 northern pike with many pike released The trip ended without sun for six days due to rough weather and fishing limited to small lakes
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Angiers
W. J, Denton
Nate Walsh
J. CG
Newville Wim
Larsen
Graven
Lee O. Wolfe
Ottertail
Messrs. Craten
Newville
Messrs. Graven
Dead Lake
Kossuth County
Martin Swanson
Swanson
Richville
Minn
Kossuthy
Minnesota
Julia F. Falk
Chas, Falk
Halsey
Oregon
White
Bachelor Corner
Wesley
Buffalo Township
Falk
Rikes
Ar. Danton
M. S. Craven
Will Larsen
Sven
Demons Fall to Cubs in Ten Inning Season Finale
The Demons lost to the Cubs in ten innings at Cummins diamond as a ninth inning 4-0 lead dissolved due to pitcher weakness and an error by Riekena. Despite earlier wins, Sunday ended the season for both clubs. lineups list Seefelt and Meyer for the Demons and De Boer Miller Seefelt for the Cubs with Dentons Riekena Limberg Meyer among top hitters.
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Demons
Cubs
Cummins
Meyer
Riekena
Cub
Damon Leo Seefelt
F. Meyer
Roadschaler
Paul
Helup Helup Is She Pro posing Headlines in Algona
Editorial note from the Algona Republican mocks a bachelor editor who warned that married life extends health and longevity. The column pokes fun at ads and boasts about advertising as essential to business, citing a Wesley area incident of a boy breaking an arm and arguing advertising as the bridge to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Republican
Jimmie
Colummist
West Bend
Romeo
Juliet
Veterinarians Lead Fight Against Livestock Diseases in Iowa
Dr. Peter Malcolm, head of Iowa Animal Industry, notes veterinarians prioritize disease prevention. The state association released an illustrated poster urging farmers to vaccinate hogs and curb hog cholera amid outbreaks near Council Bluffs and other regions.
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Iowa
Peter Malcolm
Animal Industry
Iowa In
Malcolm
Council Bluft
Eldera
Tomers
Forty Four Counties Now Accredited In Iowa Tuberculin Testing
The article notes Cerro Gordo county joining the list of in Iowa modified accredited counties bringing total to 44 after systematic bovine tuberculosis testing. Hardin Kossuth and Polk counties also recommended for accreditation after three years as accredited and fully retested.
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Cerro Gordo
Isle of Iowa
Iowa
Hardin
Kossuth
Polk
M. G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
County W C T U Meets Here Today Titonka Convention
The county W C T U annual convention convenes at Titonka Methodist Church this Thursday with a full schedule. Registration at 1:30 followed by song service and devotions led by Mrs. W H Lease, committee chairs from Algona Fenton Swea City and others, a 2:45 conference by Mrs Mann of Boston, and evening programs with music and a 10 minute talk by Rev Mr Siemens Swea City. Benediction to close.
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Titonka
W. H. Lease
Algona W. C, T. U
Fenton WC
T. U
Warburton
Swea City
Bailey
Fenton
W. GC. TU
BH. Benn
Siemens
Mann
Benedict Toa
Fall culling of poultry urged for Tossuth County farms
Poultry specialist John Niles, who culled over 21 000 birds in June for Tossuth County farmers, is contracted by the County Farm Bureau to conduct fall culling in late September. Farmers are advised to keep only strong producers, with guidance on feed, disease prevention, and housing. Frank Barker of Ca Ag notes straw loft poultry houses.
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PAM Poultry
John Niles
Tossuth
County+Farm Bureau
Farn Bureau
Kossuth
Straw Loft
Frank Barker
Pankuk Laid Up For Repairs After Injury
Pankuk Pannkul poured hot water on his foot yesterday while preparing tomatoes at home. He will be unable to work for the fall months and will follow his usual routines after recovery.
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Pankuk
Pannkul
Murphy Talks To Farmers At County Fair
Frank W. Murphy of Wheat on Minnesota addressed about 2,000 Kossuth County farmers at the county fair Friday. A longtime Republican, Murphy urged voters to back farm relief, praised L. J. Dickinson, and predicted little help from Hoover if elected. He criticized Coolidge vetoes of farm bills and contrasted party lines, urging farmers to vote their interests. He spoke again at Palo Alto County fair in Emmetsburg today.
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Frank W. Murphy
Wheaton
Missesota
Kossuth
Murphy
Middle Western States
Algona
Jullis Kunz
The
Fair Society
Washington
McNary Haugen
Congress
al Smith
Coolidge
Hoover
Kansas City
Minnesota
Resolutions Committee
Houston
L J. Dickinson
Felief
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Car Hits Horse Killing Animal on Road
Clarence Ward drove work horses across a paved highway when a Fort Dodge car approached at speed and struck and killed one horse. The car was badly wrecked but the occupants escaped injury, with view clear of obstruction at the crossing.
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Clarence Ward
Fort Dodge
News-World
Lakota man sues sheriff for alleged wrongful arrest
Loyal Gingerich of Lakota sues Sheriff Havey for 5000 dollars claiming wrongful arrest and jailing on Sauerkraut Day. The suit asserts the restraint violated his rights and seeks redress.
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Gingerich
Havey
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Stecker
A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fred Stecker. The infant is healthy and doing well. Coregratulations note appears in the clipping.
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MR. AND _ M&S
Fred Stecker
Fred
Methodist Church welcomes new members and baptism plans
The church reports several new members Clarence and Frances Mechler Reed? Helen Thompson Alma Thompson Rhyth Heifner Ro L Wrants joining last Sunday. Baptismal services are set for next Sunday morning at both churches with invitations to join. The pastor will report eight years of church work at the annual conference in Cherokee starting the 26th. Willis Phelps is lay delegate with W A Schram as alternate.
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Clarence
Frances Mechler
H. Reed
Helen
Bern Uard
Alma Thompson
Rhyth Heifner
Ro .L. Wrants
Tonke
Dean
Willis Phelpa
W. A Schram
Colts Growers Show Attracts Youth Talent On Farm Exhibit
The colt club drew strong interest as young exhibitors demonstrated horse handling from braiding tails to showing colts. Mr. Harry Linn judged the entries while Frank Barker notes that future shows may include suckling and yearling colts. Eligible youths 10 to 19 participate.
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Colt Club
Harry Linn
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders
Frank Barker
Agt
Strange bedfellows in Iowa politics swirl around coalitions
Reporters speculate that Senator Brookhart and Congressman Dickinson may be aligning with Cy Cole and Charlie McNider in an unexpected coalition. The piece hints at a political acrobatics scene within the state's GOP factions.
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Brookhart
Dickinson
Cy Cole
Charlie McNider
Hoover Victory Seen in Magazine Straw Vote
The Pathfinder poll shows Hoover leading with 23 315 ballots to Smith 197 408 in national preference. State by state results suggest Hoover could win 32 states and 21 electoral votes, though New York and Illinois appear tighter and Smith may perform strongly in New York City and Chicago areas.
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Pathfinder
Hoover
Smith Town
Smith
Chicago
Wlinois
Register
Woden Creamery Top Butterfat Payer for August
A. J. Philipps of Woden led August butterfat deliveries with 313 dollars in pay at the local creamery. The facility, praised for management and a strong board, paid 54 cents per pound for August butterfat. In Britt area news, Wilbur Fisher lost steering near the transfer east of Britt, the car veered into a ditch, passengers Lydia Hotek and Fisher escaped with minor injuries, and repairs followed at the Fisher home.
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A. J. Philipps
Woden
Woden Creamery
Breen
Wilbur Fisher
Peiny
Britt
Lydia Hotek
Record urges 60 percent advertisers in Lakota town
The Lakota Record argues that sixty percent of local businessmen should advertise weekly. It contends most business leaves town to rivals because merchants do not cooperate and use the column space.
Bobby Boy vsen's Midnight Ramblers at Hands Park
The Hands Park presents Bobby Boy vsen's Midnight Ramblers at Hands Park in Vairmont Minn on Sunday September 23. An extensive attraction offers full entertainment for six gits and a meal option with a panik pad.
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Vairmont
Minn
Hands Park
Bobby Boyvsen
Ramblers
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Kamrar East
Minnie Kromminge
Qonka Cieam
Eal Ths
Titouki
George Mount
Connie ‘H. Klassa
M. E. Manso
High i
Owatonna
Mount
Corwith Hustler
Lutheran Church
Johnny Pouelson
Ruth Sapires
Ottertail County
Edward Stohr
Mra
John Stor
EL Chiveh
Methodist Church
COLES
A. J. Philips
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