Accidental Death of Joel L. Flindt, 52
Joel Lathrop Flindt a Rock Island railroad employee and former Estherville resident died after falling from a oats wagon while unloading near Paola Kansas. He was born 1881 in Estherville and married Ella May Agard in 1920. Survived by a widow six brothers and sisters Funeral at Wagstaff Presbyterian church with interment in Paola cemetery.
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W. B. Flindt
Storm Lake
Miami County
Kartaas
Joel L. Flindt
Estherville
Rock Island Railroad
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Flindt
Joel
Paul Roberts
Paola
C. C. Lowe
Joel Lathrop Flindt
Mr. Flindt
Ella May Agard
Fort Scots
Kansas
Mr. Fling
Gilbert Flindt
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Flindt
Sumatra
Montana
B. B. Flindt
Kimberly
Minnesota
W. B. Flint
Emery I. Flindt
Detroit
Mrs. C
Presbyterian Church
Wagstaff
D C. Doten
Christian Church
Paola Cemetery
Floyd Delimont
Derbert Abney
Dan Mast
Joe Miller
John Grimes
Cecil Shannon
Naval figures and radio progress cited in 1920s briefing
In naval parlance a Scotchman is a shroud ring. World fleet counts show Japan 220, Britain 189, and the United States 148. Sea pressure is 0.44 psi per foot, Italy lists 4000 pilots, 81 airports and 86 flying fields. U.S. Navy experiments helped radio's rise, with 58 radio compass stations and 5000 bearing per month for merchant ships. The Sandpiper gunboat was shipped in pieces to Shanghai for assembly after a failed long voyage.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
Italy
U. S. Navy
Navy
Local families gather for visits and picnic at lakeside
Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobsen and family and Mr and Mrs H C Jensen and daughters Rosa and Ann visited Sunday at the J P Schmidt home. Jeanette Rasmussen was honored at a birthday party Friday afternoon. Those present played games and then a lunch was served. Attendees included Alice Marie Sorensen Enid Nelsen Marjorie Christiansen Elizabeth Henricksen Catherine Henricksen Evelyn Madsen Marjorie Petersen Evelyn and Dorothy Clemensen Frances Lea Henricksen and Enid Nelsen who spent Friday and Saturday with Marjorie Christiansen. Several families visited other homes and groups attended the Danmarks Minde and D B S lodge picnic at Tuttle lake. William Eimers returned from Coleman hospital bad hand laceration. County booster notes urge support for local businesses and promote loyalty to county firms and their newspapers.
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Robert Jacobsen
H. Cc. Jensen
Rosa
Ann
J. P Schmidt
Jeanette Rasmussen
Mrs. Rasmussen
Alice Marie Sorensen
Enid Nelsen
Marjorie Christiansen
Elizabeth Henricksen
Catherine Henricksen
Evelyn Madsen
Marjorie Petersen
Evelyn
Dorothy Clemensen
Francis Lea Henri
County Firms Get County Printing
Businessmen and others in the county should follow the county board of supervisors resolution to buy all printed matter, books and supplies from local printers first if they can be produced at reasonable cost. Locals pay taxes, boost neighbors, and sustain community commerce.
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Lake Park News
V-R
County Board of Supervisors
Field Day on Weed Eradication at State Lab
Dr A L Blakke of Iowa State College Botany will present four years of weed research at the State Weed Laboratory near Hawarden Sioux County on Wednesday September 6. He will discuss practical methods to control and eradicate Creeping Jenny Leafy Spurge and other weeds. County agents farm managers loan and insurance reps boards of supervisors and interested farmers are invited to inspect 500 plots and hear results from the largest weed laboratory in the United States.
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A. L. Blakke
Botany Department
Iowa State College
State Weed Laboratory
Hawarden
Sioux County
Boards of Supervisors
United States
Dr. Baake
Developing Profitable Pullets Through Summer Care and Feeding
Farmers and poultry keepers should focus on summer and fall pullet development. Move the brooder to keep clean turf, limit worn soil, and provide high quality protein and grains. Consider selling culled hens to finance the growth of young pullets for better fall egg production.
Mini Waken Named Spirit Lake State Park Camp
Spirit Lake area groups led by Spirit Lake Commercial Club secured a park site at the north end of Spirit Lake for a new state park. The 12% acre property will be developed by Citizens Conservation corps workers. The Sioux name Mini Waken means Sacred Water and refers to the lake system.
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Mini Waken
Spirit Lake
Board of Conservation
Big Spirit Lake
Big Lake
Canning Fruits Guide and Techniques from The Modern Cook
An excerpt explains fruit canning using thick, medium, or thin syrup with open kettle or cold pack methods. It lists processing steps for peaches, apricots, berries, cherries, crab apples, gooseberries, pears, pineapple, plums, rhubarb, and strawberries with boiling times for hot water bath, oven, and steam pressure cookers, plus syrup recipes and jar filling guidance. It also notes local notes about a duck and a mounted Mallard, with details on band numbers AG04109 and 555414.
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Department of Foods and Nutrition
Iowa State College
Spencer CCC Camp Report Details Extensive Work
The Spencer CCC camp report by superintendent R. W. Jones outlines seventeen dams built, park arenas cleared and set up, and miles of shoreline protected along northwest Iowa lakes to curb erosion. The monthly review covers the complete period since the camp opened in Spencer.
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Iowa
R. W. Jones
Spencer C. C. C
Spencer Reporter
Spencer
Famous duck returns to Nebraska after six years
A female mallard, banded in 1927 and known for nesting on a barn roof, returns to Nebraska on a near fixed schedule. She has evaded hunters, nesting in the same spot for six years, with arrivals recorded as March 12 in 1928, 1929, 1930, and later dates through 1931, 1932 this season. She was banded by F. J. Keller.
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Antioch
Neby
Kelley
Biological Survey
Keller
Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
F. J. Keller
Roosevelt era dam projects protect northwest Iowa
Seventeen dams were built under President Roosevelt, with thirteen basket dams, one post and brush dam, and three stone dams. Dams have curtailed erosion on about 800 acres in northwest Iowa. Work includes shore clearing at Grappa's polling, bank sloping, and shoreline improvements at Short Line and Medium Lake. Crescent Beach canal at Okoboji, two new state park areas, 2,000 feet of gravel roads, and 500 acres of virgin timber surveys are noted. Silver Lake projects are especially praised.
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Roosevelt
Jones
Iowa
Grappa
Horton's Point
Medium Lake
Rush Lake
Silver Lake
Crescent Beach
Okoboji
Workers to relocate to Big Spirit lake park area
C C C workers now operate at the fair grounds and will move to the new park at the north end of Big Spirit Lake once the project there is finished. Mr Jones reports strong cooperation from northwest Town citizens and officials and notes high camp morale.
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Fairgrounds
Big Spirit Lake
Jones
PIANO TUNING JAMES WALKER AT 122 MAPLE STREET
James Walker offers piano tuning service at 122 Maple Street with a rate listed as 59 11. The notice indicates a single contact for appointment and specifies an at home service option.
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James Walker
Maple Street
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