Frugal Social Roundup From Ringsted Area News
Mrs H O Shroder hosted 27 Ringsted ladies for a Friday morning galloping breakfast. The column lists visits, travel between Estherville Okoboji and Dolliver, a funeral in Lismore Minnesota, reunions at Tuttle Park, redecorated homes and new shops, church and club events, and multiple family gatherings across Iowa and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Shroder
Ringsted
Floyd
Genevieve Hartman
J. P. Clark
Manhattan Beach
Okoboji
Florence Kock
Hollywood
Calif
Mrs
Grover
Ida Grove
Ralph Hartman
Guy Ramsey
Virginia
Marian
Irene
Lorraine
Genevieve
Lismore
Minn
Geo. Pink
David
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Local Notes From Dunnell and Estherville Areas
Marvin Clark of Dunnell called his parents and friends last Tuesday. Irving Ellerston took a business trip to Algona on Monday. Mr and Mrs Truesdale visited their daughter Mrs Isidor Nepps west of Estherville for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Estherville
Bally) Ellerston
Fred Rosenberger
Tom Eide
Levi Larson
Albert Haywood
A. D. O’brien
Marvin Clark
Dunnell
Minnesota
Ivor Clark
Irving Ellerston
Algona
Mrs. Truesdale
Isidor Nepps
Close Up SNAPSHOT GUILD Tips for Close-Up Photography
The SNAPSHOT GUILD explains close up pictures using a portrait attachment to bring subjects like small butterflies within three feet. With careful distance, small aperture, and fine grain film, enlargements reveal larger, focused images and allow masking excess edges for emphasis.
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Jena
Dolliver Legion Auxiliary hosts meeting and preparations
Mrs Ruth Cayler welcomed the American Legion Auxiliary at her Dolliver home on Thursday August 1 with President Hattie Dickenson presiding. Members listed include H D Mereness Lee Miller Carl Peterson L P Stillman Albert Harde copf A R Eckhart Neill Finn B Cayler Paul Anderson Wm Maron H A Tvedte and C W Dickenson with guest Mrs Linus P Stillman Jr of Burlington. Committees were named for the Emmet County Conservation League Field Day refreshment stand on September 1. Lunch was served and the next meeting is September 5 at Mrs Hattie Dickenson s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cayler
American Legion
Hattie Dickenson
Mesdames H. D. Mereness
Lee Miller
Carl Peterson
L. P. Stillman
Albert Hardecopf
A. R. Eckhart
Neill Finn
B. Cayler
Paul Anderson
Wm. Maron
H. A. Tvedte
C. W. Dickenson
Linus P. Stillman, Jr
Burlington
Emmet County Conservation League
C. L. Day
Ladies and Society
Charles Duhrigg
Emmetsburg
Dolliver
S. Guddall
Thor
William Stow
Virginia Hill
Churdan
H. D. Mereness
Merenesses
Miss Hill
Rudd
Nora Springs
George Petschke
Ceylon
Minnesota
Carpenter
S. B. Reed
Thompson
Alice Shuttleworth
Paul
Local Social Notes from Algona and Nearby Towns
A busy weekend of visits and dinners unfolds across Algona and surrounding towns. Families travel to Fargo Lakota Rochester Huntington and Dallas while guests gather at the homes of Ellerston Peterson and Sidles. Also noted are doctor Kinney Mallard and Arthur Andersons travel plans with extended kin.
Weather and harvest delays impact Coleman area farmers
Heavy rains over several days hinder threshing and grain harvesting while haymaking remains difficult. Farmers at Coleman report the weather disrupts field work and harvest progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Hospital
Kossuth Sportsmen Schedule Sixth Field Day
The Kossuth Conservation league sets Sunday September 29 as the sixth annual Field Day at the Klemp farm seven miles northeast of Algona. Arthur Priebe of Lonerock is general chairman with William C. Day of Algona as assistant. Special program features are planned, with some changes from previous years. The dog show and water trials will be split into separate events due to growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Conservation League
Algona
Klemp
Arthur Priebe
Lonerock
William C. Day
U N I Marine Recruiter Visits Emmetsburg Iowa Post Office
A U S Marine traveling recruiting officer will interview and examine prospects at the Emmetsburg Iowa post office on August 9 and 10. Accepted men proceed to Des Moines for final exams and enlistment before transfer to Marine Corps Base San Diego for training. Eligibility requires 18 to 80 years old, good character, single, and good physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Death Probe Inquiries Into Daglish Death Case
An investigation was ordered into the death of Mrs. William Daglish aged 18. Daglish, a 44 year old health food store owner from Santa Cruz California, remarried a younger woman twenty four hours after burying his first wife. The second Mrs Daglish is 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daglish
Santa Cruz
Cal
Dagiish
Central Press
The Good that Bees Do Should Not Be Overlooked
In Swen City the bee controversy is set against a land of milk where honey and pollination boost yields. Bees prove vital for legume seed production and orchard pollination, with the State Horticul tural society bulletin noting increased returns. Honey offers food value, and even an elder can benefit from bee services in gardens and orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Beekeepers Bulletin
State Horticultural Society
State House
Des Moines
Second spray urged as codling moths stay plentiful
Town State College extension entomologists report codling moths as numerous in early July as at harvest last year. County Agent Balkema urges orchardists to apply a second cover spray for the second brood, with a follow up in 7 to 10 days, and to spray thoroughly. Dr. S W Edgecombe notes fire blight damage. cut out infected wood and remove water sprouts. Details and spray mixtures are available from the Iowa State College extension service at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College Extension
Balkema
Emmet
S. W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College Extension Service
Ames
Oilmeal a bargain for beef cattle feeders in Ames
Rex Beresford extension animal husbandman says oilmeal is cheap relative to corn, enabling cattlemen to feed about 1 percent of body weight daily with likely breaking even. Linseed and soybean meals are particularly good buys as prices run below 10-year July averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Rex Beresford
Town State College Extension Animal Husbandman
Beresford
Cows Need Cool Summer to Maintain Milk Output
County Agent Balkema emphasizes cooling cows in heat to protect milk production. Dr. Espe notes temperatures above 85 F force cows to work hard, with respiration nearly doubling from 80 to 95 F due to internal heat from fermenting feed. Tips include ample water and salt, shaded grazing with breeze, and adjusting high energy feeds to legume hay or silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkema
D. W. Espe
Towa State College Dairy Husbandry Department
Espe
Tye
Egpe
Fipe
Iowa Tops National Production Certificates in 1039 Dairy Awards
Iowa earned the most National Dairy Association production certificates in 1039 with 1647 awards for cows producing 300 or more pounds of butterfat. New York and Pennsylvania followed. The association issued 10,004 certificates across 22 states last year. Good Neighbor Days offer free swimming in Pocahontas and surrounding towns on listed dates. Remarks about a farmer and Mrs Jones appear as fragmented chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
National Dairy Association
V.R
Pocahontas
Rolfe
Laurens
Havelock Mallard
Ware
Albert City
Varina
Fonda
Palmer
Gilmore City
Plover
Pomeroy
Manson
Humboldt
Rockwell City
Ringling Circus Reports Best Business in Ten Years
Des Moines and Mason City audiences show strong circus attendance, aided by good crop prospects and wartime relief from worry. Ringling Brothers spokesman Gardner Wilson notes air conditioning in the big top and comments on elephants named after a political figure. Gargantua the gorilla is described as a third-termer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Midwest
Gardner Wilson
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Mason City
Wilson
Willkie
Legal Original Notice in Emmet County Iowa Defendants
The petition of the plaintiff is on file in the Clerk of the District Court in Emmet County Iowa alleging sole and absolute ownership. Defendants include Ethel Malander Al Cockburn Amy Lingen Felter Keith Cockburn Eleanor Cockburn Georgia Lingenfelter Leona Cockburn Henry Cockburn First National Bank Esther Ville First National Bank Receiver E A Heiden Don Ald Cockburn Executor and unknown claimants of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 17 Township 100 Range 34 West St P M Emmet County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Malander
Albert Malander
Amy Ella Lingenfelter
Keith D. Cockburn
Eleanor Cockburn
Donald A. Cockburn
Ethel Cockburn
Georgia Lingenfelter
George Lingenfelter
Leona
Wm. BE
Cockburn
S& NE
St. P. M
Emmet County
Iowa
Amy Ella Lingenfelt
District Court of
Quieting title in Emmet County property 1940 notice
Plaintiff seeks decree to quiet title to the south half of the northeast quarter section 17 township 100 range 34 west of the fourth principal meridian in Emmet County. Adverse claimants including unknown defendants barred from any right. No personal judgment. general equitable relief sought. Appearance required by September 8, 1940. otherwise default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Gece
District Court of
Emmet County
Estherville
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Arthur
Wilma
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Alfred Nelson
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Robert Woods
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Elna
Clifford Irwin
Milwaukee
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Anthony Kuite
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Earl Wilcox
Walter Haskins
Mildred Bosold
Jack Creek
Lillian Handeland
Clarence
Kenneth Shroder
Pioneer Eagle Club
Wayne Webber
Wayne Weat
Lloyd Broct
Gene
Donald Haskins
John
Charles Whitnere
Dean Higenbotham
Midway Country Club
William Kammerer
Ray Jensen
Inez Nelson
Jensen
Shroders
Henry Whitacre
Trilla Whitacre
Gull’s Point
H. Ramsey
Isabelle
Gus Ramsey
Pete Sorgenfrei
Blue Earth
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Mildred
Geraldine
Frank Krieger
Owen Wickens
David Applebaum
Akron
Ohio
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Muscatine
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Claude Ressler
Knoth
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Wallace Anderson
Sherburn
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Luther Ford
Los Angeles
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JACK
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North Dakota
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R. Lempke
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Noble Endicott
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Texas
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Wyo
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Herman Helmers
Lawrence Anderson
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Victoria
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Swen City Herald
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Mrs. Jones
Bill Jones
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Ringling Circus
District Court of the State of Town
Clark. Lingenfelter
Mes
G. T. Tostenson
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mekesson & Rathina
Bridgeport
Conn
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