Big 1000 Mile Shelter Belt Aids Wildlife and Drought Hope
A U S Forest Service plan led by Technical Director Raphael Zon proposes a 1000 mile shelter belt from the Canadian border through the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma to Texas. Strips seven rods wide planted with shrubs along edges provide wildlife cover and food, with wind reduction and water conservation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Canadian
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Raphael Zon
U. S. Forest Service
American Game Association
Zon
Miss Emily Fletcher Hosts Bon Ami Club Tea
Social notes show Miss Emily Fletcher entertaining the Bon Ami club at her home with Mesdames Jay Johnston and Hugh Lawrence and several Misses in attendance. Other items note death of I S Hays, Emma Nichols returning from Chicago, and upcoming Emily Fletcher Winslow wedding in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vindicator and Republican
Emily Fletcher
Bon Ami Club
Mesdames
Jay Johnston
Hugh Lawrence
Dorothy Klopp
Ruth Bachman
Lorena Teskey
Jennie Rhodes
Mabel Knapp
Lola Davidson
Etta Graat
Roxa Gaylord
I. S. Hays
Armstrong
Hays
Emma Nichols
Chicago
Richard Ellerby
Grace Church
Jessie Pitcher
Spokane
Wash
Edward Francis Winslow
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Frank Dunham
Williams and Anderson
Frank Barron
Sibley
California
James L. Brown
Totten
Devil’s Lake
N. D
Mr. Brown
Plan Aims to Shield Wildlife and Soil from Erosion
Mr Zon stated plans focus on soil erosion control and wildlife protection. He said cooperation with the U S Bureau of Biological Survey and plant bureaus will ensure the highest proficiency in protecting and restoring wildlife as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utmst
Zon
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Plant Bureaus
Traffic Signals for Bass Needed Traffic Signals for Bass Needed
Two deputy game wardens on a bass stream boat failed to signal left turn. A two pound bass fell overboard, was rescued, and returned to the water. A second bass investigator also fell, received first aid, and returned to shore. Merril Meadows at the Inn at Lake Okoboji has been promoted to manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Merril Meadows
Lake Okoboji
Informal Bridge Party and Fifth Birthday at Riverside Park
Mrs Wesley Dunham hosted a bridge gathering with prizes awarded to Mrs Chas Lewis and Mrs Con Alt. In a separate event, five year old Jeanne Laidley was celebrated at Riverside Park with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Paul Laidley. Guests included Dorothy Mae and Keith Mortensen, Lorraine, Maxine and Marilyn Laidley, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Laidley
Paul Laidley
Riverside Park
Dorothy Mae
Keith Mortensen
Lorraine
Maxine
Marilyn Laidley
Marilyn Lough
Russell Davis
Lou Ann Lee
Margaret
Shirley Vinson
Algona
Luncheon Honoree Miss Ethel McArdle Hosts and Prizes
Miss Ethel McArdle was guest of honor at a one oclock luncheon hosted by Mrs. D. B. Knudsen. The afternoon featured bridge with prizes to Mrs. H. O. Sillge for high, Mrs. Con Alt for second, and Mrs. J. H. Cramer for low. Guest list included Mesdames McArdle, Dunhams, Lewis, Shadle, McKay, Wilson, Nolan, Lyman, Blazer, Collina, Alt, Cramer, and Miss McArdle. Also Entre Nous club members attended a one oclock luncheon at the Gardston, followed by bridge. Hostess Mrs. Lt. E. Stockdale entertained. Attendees: Mesdames Bale, Drey, Trevett, Parsons, Turner, Haye, and Miss Frances Hayes. Past Chief’s club of the Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Wm. Clark’s country home with business, social, and refreshments. Attending: Mesdames Diltz, Wyl der, Lucas, Penn, Booth, Hemmingson, and the hostess.
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Wesley Dunham
Chas. Lewis
Con Alt
D. A. Bogan
Jay Dun~ Ham
H. 0. Sillge
G. H. Morse
Wm. McArdle
Geo. Lyman
J. W. Nol~an
Frank Koch
D.S. Knudsen
Ethel McArdle
D. 8. Knudsen
Bridge
H. O. Sillge
Low
J. H. Cramer
Miss McArdle
Mesdames
Jay Dunham
Geo. Shadle
J. H. McKay
M. E. Wilson
J. W. Nolan
R. K. Blazer
G. Collina
C. Alt
Gardston
Lt. E. Stockdale
George Bale, Jr
H. M. Drey
George Trevett
F. G. Parsons
K. V. Turner
J. L. Haye
Frances Hayes
St. Paul
A. S. Reed
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Wm. Clark
J. C.diltz
Annette Wylder
Geo. Lucas
Robi. Penn
Priscilla Booth
John Hemmingson
H. Q. Sillge
Wm. McArdlelow
R. J. McKay
Vance Noe
John Rolfe
D. S. Knudsen
Happy Go Lucky Club Meeting at Rustad Home
The Happy Go Lucky club met at L. C. Rustad home on August 21 for a short business gathering. Six members attended with one parent and one visitor. A luncheon was served by hostess Arlene Rustad.
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Happy Go Lucky Club
L. C. Rustad
Arlene Rustad
Couple Married at Union Baptist Church in Mankato
Miss Bernice Gibbs and F Arnold Meyer of Mankato wed Friday at Union Baptist Church with Rev Frank Yearnd officiating. Mr and Mrs Melville Washburn accompanied the couple to Estherville on their wedding trip. Social notes record bridge gatherings honoring Mrs Florence Norby and Mrs Chas Lewis with several guests and a post game lunch and high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Bernice R. Gibbs
F. Arnold Meyer
Unon Baptist Church
Frank Yearnd
Melville Washburn
Estherville
Temporary silos offer farmers quick fix for hay shortage
Farmers without space may use three types of temporary silos trench corn cribbing and snow fencing or corn bundle to make silage for roughage. Experts say corn silage yields twice the feeding value of fodder, with careful packing watering and layering to minimize spoilage.
Jonah and the Bible’s evolving view of mercy
The article examines the book of Jonah within the Old Testament, highlighting its unique compassionate note. It recounts Jonah’s attempt to flee God’s command to Nineveh, his ordeal in the sea and in the belly of a great fish, and Nineveh’s repentance. It ends with a reflection on God’s mercy and the moral progress from violent conquest to humility.
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Isaiah
Jeremiah
Jonah
Nineveh
Jones
God
Drought relief cattle surge tests livestock system
The government buys drought relief stock as the livestock industry faces a deep crisis. July 1934 Sioux City receipts show 71,488 drought relief cattle with over a third calves, about 37 percent slaughtered, and 48 percent reshipped south. The seven month total signals a 59 percent rise over 1983, reshaping corn belt markets. Also reports mention Mr and Mrs Charles Willey returning from Cherokee Oklahoma after corn crop loss and visitors Harold Case family from Huntington Park California.
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Hmit
Sioux City
Farmers’ Union Livestock Commission House
Building a silo by erecting perpendicular corn bundles
Instructions describe placing corn bundles at right angles to the wall with butts toward the center and tassels extending beyond, spaced every two feet around the wall to form the silo. Each four tier unit repeats the method, and walls are pulled in as the silo grows to about one foot high. For full construction and temporary silo filling, contact Mr Balkema at the county agent's office in Estherville.
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George Godfrey
Lows State College
Shultz
Virtue
Balkema
Estherville
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DE. L. F. Hoffman Veterinarian
E. Lincoln St
Dr. Cain
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Estherville, Iowa
Dr. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
Sanborn
L. W. Loving, M .D
Emmet County
State Bank
A. I. Reed
Nan
Ringsted, Iowa
E. E. Lashbrook
M. D
Northern Vindicator
E. J. Woods
Chas, Schultz
Emmet Township
Mary Bingham
Swan Lake
R. A. Allerayes
High Lake
Tuesaday
T. O. Hanson
Bode
Humboldt County
Ong
Ohio
Smithburg Brothers
van Doren
Clara Tucker
N. Y
M. N. Sawyer
Sparta
Wis
High Lake Township
Spirit Lake
W. L. Tone
Jennie Conley
Postville
Tone
C. F. Lewis
Lincoln House
Manning
Humboldt
Ireland
South America
BY E. Kress
Marie Antoinette
France
Social
Hoatesson Bridge Party
Norby
Charles Anderson
Florence Norby
Mesdames A. Haffey
E. B. Callender
C. F. Lawrence
Herman Lorens
Jay Howard
Dan Howardy
Orn
Solvng
M. A. Balkema
E. N. Schultz
Iowa Extension Dairyman
Byron T. Virtue
Extension
New York-Paris
Ams
Jonah and the Whale
Epee Ae Commercial College
Commercial College
Midi
Chas. Willey
Cherokee
Harold Case
Huntington Park
Calif
R. J. Ridley
W. A. Case
MTS
Ahees
Lars
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