No Fence Law and Florida Winter Trade noted in Palm Beach dispatch
The article surveys Florida agriculture and climate, detailing cattle control debates, the no fence law, and the Florida landholdings. It highlights Highlander staff moves, Worthington’s leadership, and the Lake Wales paper’s growth. It also records January warmth, fruit shipments totaling grape fruit and oranges, and ongoing Crooked Lake packing house foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valpsriso
Camp Walton
Florida
Uncle
Highlander
Lake Wales
Bartow
J.E. Worthington
Tampa Times
Mergenthaler Linotype
Tallahhassen
Worthington
Michigan
Maine
Duluth
New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Express
Iowa
Chicago
Alabama
Wm. Neil
LaGrone
Educational Department
Methodist Organization
Birmingham
Estherville
Case
Keokuk
Crooked Lake
Funeral of Wee Mason Highlights Community Service
The life of William Moss Mason born March 14 1863 in Westmoreland England and long settled in Iowa is honored in Estherville. He is remembered for charity, church involvement, and Masonic and Knights of Pythias memberships. Survived by wife Elizabeth five children eight grandchildren and siblings, his funeral was held Friday at the Methodist Episcopal church with outside friends attending. He died suddenly at 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Moss Mason
Westmorland
England
America
Iowa
Elizabeth Saul
Mr. Mason
Tama
Grundy Counties
Clay County
Mason
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kingdom of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Terris
Knights of Pythias
Estherville
Elizabeth Saul Mason
J. H. Mason
Ralph Mason
Dickens
Elmer Henaman
Armstrong
Raymond Mason
Ames
Bert. King
Emmet
Clay
Dickinson
J. W. LaGrone
K. of P. Lodge
Oak Run Perimateny
Pension Granted to Mrs Julia A Thompson in Forest City Iowa
The Pension Bureau has granted a pension to Mrs Julia A Thompson of Forest City Iowa widow of the Civil War veteran Seata F Thompson.
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The
Pension Bureau
Mra
Julia A. Thompson
Forest City
Iowa
Eeata F. Thompson
Déclamatory Contest Prizes For Grover Students
The Grover school Déclamatory Contest concluded with Dramatic first by Jessie Krieger Oratorical second Justin Rogers Humorous fourth Alan Kreiger. Students will represent Grover at the county final in Ringsted March 7. A carnival at the schoolhouse March 1 features Maggie and Jiggs Pup Shows and other attractions with food provided for attendees.
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Peepee
Jessie Ris
Alyce
Curry
Maves
Lawrence Higinbotham
Vivian Maves
Clarence ‘Wickens
Justin Rogers
Earnest
Betty Krieger
Jessie Krieger
Alan Kreiger
Grover
Ringsted
Maggie
Jiggs
Attendance irregular for Juniors class noted
The Junior class has had irregular attendance over the last two days with Jessie Krieger and Alyce Taylor absent on Monday and Curry and Vivian Maves absent on Friday.
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Jessie Krieger
Alyce ‘Taylor
Curry
Vivian Maves
Sophomore Gregory Bormann Moves Near Graettinger
Sophomore Gregory Bormann has relocated near Graettinger to finish the school year while Gladys Mathes was absent from school on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Bormann
Graettinger
Gladys Mathes
Spelling Contest Set for Center Township March Second
Freshman Margaret Fielding was absent from school on Monday. Seventh grade readers are urged to attend the Spelling Contest at Grover on March 2 at 2 p m to support the contestants.
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Margaret Fielding
Center Township
Grover
Six Grade Minnie Campbell Returns After Absence
Minnie Campbell returns to school Monday after three weeks away. Donald Pickell was absent last Wednesday. The Primary and High School Grammar Room held a chapel on Friday morning. Fifth and Sixth Grades begin a new reading book.
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Minnie Campbell
Donald Pickell
Fifth Grade Absences and Class Projects Report
Fourth and fifth graders prepared Lincoln and The Children’s Hour mini books. Fifth and sixth grades are drawing a lifecycle of the fly from egg to adult. Betty Krieger and Lois Cumumber were absent on recent days while Grover School hosted activities. Our club met last Friday.
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Betty Krieger
Scott Girls
Grover
Lois Cumumber
Lincoln
West Emmet Moving Week Brings Local Property Shifts
Community changes mark moving week across West Emmet with multiple families relocating to nearby farms. Vern Plymesser moves to John Blake farm near Superior, while DeWalls shift in and out between Wallingford and Twelve Mile Lake township. Nelsons to occupy Buck avan farm and Whiteford to farm near county line. Local social circle notes a Sticktuil Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lottie Case and Mrs. Stella Anderson at the Anderson home with refreshments and officer elections.
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Vern Plymesser
John Blake
Superior
Will DeWall
Rudolph DeWall
Wallingford
Henry DeWall
Twelve Mile Lake Township
Nelson
Thos
Buckavan
Ernest Whiteford
Lottie Case
Stella
Alice Anderson
Anderson
Brown
North Superior School
Keokuk Dam
Harry Brown
Phillip Anderson
H. J. Anderson
Keosauqua
Earl Rice
Estherville
Russell Boyer
Estherville Hospital
Grace Starks
Emmet Con
Harry Smith
Lagrippe
Lee
Perry
Line 8
H. H. Schmidt
Spirit Lake
Montgomery
R. R. DeWall
C. J. Marten
Faecaur
Bureau Woman's
Aux Mary. Dom Science Extension Department
Pleasant Weather Brightens Rural Happenings
Local notes recount visits to Newton and Graettinger, a winning debate by Estherville over Spencer, and recovery news for Henrietta Gilgert. Events include Farmers Institute attendance, Market Day in Wallingford, a neighborhood dance at Carl Thoreson’s, and several sales and visits among area families including the Osher, Berg, Jackson, and Cushing households. A sister’s death in Chicago prompted S. W. Berg’s early return.
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Spencer
Estherville
Art Arndahl
Wallingford
Carl Thoreson
Dick Johnson
C. E. Cushing
Barton
Lewis Osher
Ina Berg
Arizona stockmen greet government lion hunters record kill
Five adult mountain lions and a bobcat in three days marked a record kill during November for Cleve Miller a government hunter in Arizona employed by the Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture cooperating with the Arizona State Live Stock Sanitary Board M. E. Musgrave district pre Santa
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Cleve Miller
Arizona
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona State Live Stock Sanitary Board
M. E. Musgrave
Lion hunt in hill country fuels stockmen support
A flock of five dogs treed and killed three lions after a freshly killed deer was found. The party also killed a bobcat and an old female lion. Stockmen praise the Biological Survey protective system and report cooperation, with hunters paying for vehicle costs as no government funds exist.
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Tnmountain
Rat viruses unreliable and costly, survey finds
A Biological Survey report in cooperation with North Dakota and the Bureau of Animal Industry concludes rat viruses are generally unreliable and costly. The 27 eastern states survey shows rats and depredations are widespread, with campaigns nationwide seeking practical anti rat plans and information.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota Agricultural College
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Mississippi River
Bureau
Campaign Against Rats Aimed at Iowa and Students
A major anti rat campaign produced 15,000 farmers leaflets and 28,000 circulars with trapping directions plus 20,000 more with control methods. Six thousand students attended demonstrations and 37,000 posters were produced in schools. Thirty thousand essays and 29,000 educational questionnaires circulated. One thousand two hundred fifty pounds of barium carbonate used in bait. Great numbers of rats were destroyed and many buildings rat proofed.
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Iowa
For Sale Red setting eggs from Warren Roudebush
For sale red setting eggs from your choice of three carefully mated Berkshire Warren Roudebush. Phone 434 9-1.
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Warren Roudebush
Found Package At Johnson and Saverside Shoe Store
A package found inside Johnson and Saverside Shoes remains unclaimed. The owner may recover it by paying for advertisement and calling the number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Saverside
WANTED Position on Farm as Housekeeper
Middle aged woman seeks a position on a farm as a housekeeper. Apply at this office. Owl FOR SALE Two Registered Shorthorn Bulls. Old enough for service. Jas W Darling R R 1 City Town.
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Seree
Jas. W. Darling
R. R
City Tt
For Sale Modern Store in Splendid Location
For sale immediate possession on a modern store with small down payment and balance as rent. Get terms by contacting L. E. Stockdale or writing Mrs. G. Beaumont, Robbinsdale, Minnesota. 9w4
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L. E. Stockdale
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Washington News
Banking and Currency Committee
House
E. H. Cunnningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Faryn
Agricultural Committee
West Emmet
Clark
Dexter
Geo. Lorimer
E. Lincoln
East Side Cafe
Rhodes
Agit
S. Shannon
P. J. Sullivan
Edna Fiei
Tedrow
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