Estherville newspaper subscription rates listed
G A Nichols editor Adelaide Nichols associate editor W E Deming advertising manager. Entered at the Estherville Iowa post office as second class matter. Subscription rates within zones one and two one year two dollars and all other zones one year two dollars and sixty five cents.
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G. A. Nichols
Eee
Adelaide Nichols
Assoc
W. E. Deming
Postoffice
Estherville
Emmet County
Towa
Holstein Breeders Plan District Meeting in Paullina
Holstein breeders in Emmet and sixteen surrounding counties will meet February 12 at 1 00 p m at Langs cafe Paullina. District plans include organizing the district Holstein show for 1940 with committees named. Last year 146 breeders exhibited 502 cattle at nine district shows and Spencer hosted the district show with 23 exhibitors and 68 head.
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Emmet
Lang’s
Paullina
M. A. Balkema
Henry Petersen
Gaza
Spencer
Indoor Plants Help Fend Off Winter Blues at Home
Indoor plants can brighten dark dreary months with minimal care. Geraniums begonias Boston and asparagus ferns offer color and comfort with proper light cool temperatures porous soil and regular watering. Handle humidity, pests, and avoid overwatering for best results.
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Chesla Clock
Goodhousekeeping
Boston
Estherville High Band Plans Third Concert Sunday
Estherville high school band under Raymond A. Minkler will give its third concert of the school year Sunday March 3 at 3 15 p m in Roosevelt auditorium. The 56 member ensemble includes six graders juniors and seniors. The program features Friml works such as Allahs Holiday Rickity Coo and Symphony from The Fire Fly. Also as American Rhapsody Cabins by James R. Gillett and Svendsens Romance Opus 26 with Italian song influence. Sousa marches and activity tickets listed.
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Estherville High School
Raymond A. Minkler
Roosevelt Auditorium
Rudolph Friml
Katinka
Norway
John Phillip Sousa
Warm Water Bath Revives Chilled Lamb Early February Prep
A veterinary extension specialist advises using a warm water bath to revive newborn lambs chilled before discovery. Water near skin temperature, brisk towel drying, and a warm rest area aid recovery, with warm milk for feeding once revived. For slightly warmer lambs, wrap and provide a warm stimulant. Return to mother promptly. start lambing preparations by early February.
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C. W. McDonald
McDonald
Frame commends rural land use and social planning
Dr Nat T Frame leader of the Division of Farm Population and Rural Welfare urged at Iowa State College Farm and Home Week that stopping soil erosion and rural poverty is essential to prevent a permanent peasantry. He praised land use maps and social maps guiding local planners toward a forward moving country life with improved governance, education, religion, recreation, health, and community organization.
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Ames
Nat. T. Frame
Federal Division of Farm Population and Rural Welfare
Iowa State College
Frame
Tail Light Safety and Driver Courtesy in Iowa Laws
A discussion on improving automobile safety focuses on proper tail lights and lighting devices. Police should enforce lighting standards, ensure vehicles are mechanically sound, and promote careful driving to reduce dangers from hidden vehicles on foggy or rainy roads.
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PSG All EE
Lead Poisoning Kills 123 Mallard Ducks at Round Lake
Investigations by biological survey and state conservation commission on Round Lake near Ruthven found lead poisoning caused most deaths among 123 dead Mallard ducks. Many birds had single No 5 shot pellets in the gizzard, some with many pellets, others showing paralysis and non utilized food. About 800 ducks remain under surveillance as weather risks may affect survival. Quail around stunned corn patches show cold exposure deaths, with ten birds found dead under wind shelter and seeds. -V.R.- Don't cross streets at angles.
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Round Lake
Ruthven
State Conservation Commission
Seneca Wins Tourney in Narrow Final Upset
Seneca, Gruver and Halfa reach the semifinals of the girls sectional basketball in Armstrong. Gruver beat Dolliver 50 39 while Seneca defeated Maple Hill 64 28 and Halfa defeated Emmet Consolidated 88 52. Gruver then edged Armstrong 31 30 as Seneca overwhelmed Halfa 72 19 to set up a Gruver vs Seneca final.
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Armstrong
Gruver
Dolliver
Seneca
Maple Hill
Halfa
Emmet
Seneca Guards
Emmet County
Gruver Girls
Arm_strong
Seneca Girls
Cooties a bigger farm threat than trench parasites
Des Moines dispatch reports the American Foundation for Animal Health finds hog mange and cootie mites more damaging to U S hog herds than wartime trench parasites. Two to four dollars lost per hog from docked prices and slower gain push yearly losses into millions. Sanitation and dipping cited as effective controls requiring veterinary aid for severe cases.
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Des Moines
Frances
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Orders for trees should be rushed
Farmers may obtain low cost state nursery trees for reforestation farm woodlot or erosion control from the Ames and Keosauqua nurseries. Applications, available at the Farm Bureau, cost 2.50 to 4.00 per thousand for broadleaf species and 5 to 6.50 for evergreens. Minimum 600 trees per species and 1,000 per order. last minute rush may delay delivery beyond optimal planting time.
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Ames
Keosauqua
M. A. Balkema
Farm Bureau
Balkema
Vvud
Shops for Happiness Gvary well dressed woman needs i shop warez 2e
In the March issue of Good Housekeeping magazine a well dressed woman should prioritize comfort when shopping for wares. It recommends five key values: waiting, comfort, after, shopping, and party. Color choices should blend with outfits and styles should emphasize foot comfort. It also urges caution about street safety for children and not standing in streets for streetcars.
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Good Housekeeping
Lloyd Athey to be taken before judge next week
Police did not bring Lloyd Athey before Judge Hudgon for sentence in the Lake court yesterday. The judge will be in Atherville next week to hear Athey's case and other court matters. A group of younger boys will be questioned regarding recent break-ins in Rotherville. Athey faces car theft charges along with petty theft.
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Lake Court
Lloyd Athey
Hudgon
Atherville
Athey
Rotherville
Names Chosen for Schacherer Babies John Henry Jane Marie
The two surviving Schacherer triplets, one week old, are named John Henry and Jane Marie. They have shown strong weight gain and development, have left the incubator, and are feeding from bottles. Doctors expect discharge in about a week.
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John Henry
Jane Marie
Schacherer
Bixby Eliminated In Cedar Rapids Checker Tourney
Estherville's Charles Bixby was knocked out in the first round at the state checker tournament in Cedar Rapids. Twelve contestants remained Tuesday evening for the state title, including Al Graettinger of oF aepeeinder. The Emmet County Conservation League plans its annual meeting February 23 at 8:00 p.m. in the city hall committee room, with officers and directors to be elected. A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born Tuesday at Coleman hospital to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Slaba of Armstrong, and a son was born Wednesday at Coleman hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Colegrove of Armstrong.
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Bixby
Estherville
Charles Bixby
Cedar Rapids
al Graettinger
Aepeeinder
Conservation League
Emmet County Conservation League
The
Coleman Hospital
Floyd Colegrove
Armstrong
For Sale Ads and Help Wanted Notice
Ads list used Simplex Oil Broader stores Woodleys Hatchery and office supplies from Vindicator and Republican. Also a Rawleigh route opportunity in Kossuth/Emmet counties requiring a car, with dealers named Earl Eyesdal Cecil Brown and others. TAB-190.2110 Freeport Ml.
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Woodleys Hatchery
Office Vindicator
Republican
Rawleigh
Emmet
Kossuth
Earl Eyesdal
Elmore
Minn
Cecil Brown
Spirit Lake
Towa
E. A. Tinkle
Graettinger
Freeport
Starry eyed ones reveal colored nun’s coif design
The February Harper s Bazaar showcases a nun’s coif in white straw accented by a vermilion band and royal blue taffeta streamers. The ensemble ties in back with a wide flat bow, presented in vivid colors.
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Harper's Bazaar
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National Baseball Museum and Hall of Fame
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