Huntington Notes on Travel Injuries Crops and Dance
Ora Bombarger and wife returned from a Motley Minnesota trip in a Ford coupe. Wilson Small came home after visiting relatives. Mrs Small and children extended their visit with her mother. Emmet county received two cars of drain tile for placement this week. Herman Hageman and family visited West Bend. A rail crossing mishap injured four women including Mrs Bombarger. minor injuries reported. Sugar beet outlook favorable with more rain needed. heat accelerated grain, corn silking. Jim Richards barn dance attracted good turnout. V. R.
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Ora Bombarger
Motley
Minn
Wilson Small
Wm. Bombarger
Jim Richards
V. R
Grover Harlan Area Social Notices and Local Visit Highlights
Grover Harlan area residents saw visitors and social events across town. Cliff Hatch Jr. suffered a cut after a fall from a car on Monday. Farm Bureau met at Will West home July 13 with talks on roads and fair grounds, moving pictures, and a Blagg duet followed by ice cream and cake for about 60 attendees. Several families visited relatives in Joliet, Plainville, and Estherville, with travel by car. Community groups hosted clubs and socials, including ice cream socials, garden parties, and club meetings, plus multiple visits from relatives and friends. Wedding notices emerged as Mrs Charlie Nelson of Gruver married Mr Kerry of Estherville in Spirit Lake.
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Harlan
Willey
Walter Blagg
Rose Blagg
Will Green
Grover
Irwin
J. C. Irwin
Genevieve
Billy
Ill
Warren Klett
Plainville
Grover Calahan
Jess Barber
Dell Blake
Ceylon
Franzenberg
Paul Graves
Chas. Higinbotham
Mankate
Geo. West
Center Country Club
James Ramsey
Midway Country Club
Will Maron
Dale
Orville Taylor
Estherville
Sam Solmonson
Taylor
J. Mitchell
Dolliver
Erickson
Mra
Leg Griffith
Mr. Sorgenfiie
Winnebillo
Minnesota
Wood
Jim Merriott
Fredrica
James Starkey
Godfrey
Spirit Lake
Tom Galloway
Jean
Joliet
Illinois
Frank Krieger
Mesdames Godfrey
Galloway
Krieger
Abel Anderson
Rochester
Mr. Anderson
Ralph Sprague
Lloyd Dalke
Grover S. S
Bingham
Frank Hartman
Anton Roben
Farm Union
Francis
Bill Spotswoods
St Louis
Deakers
Maurice Burrell
Kenneth
Wm. Burrell
Will West
Hayfield
Gruver
Charlie Nelson
Kerry
Visitors and locals greet kin in week of travel
ARMSTRONG Mrs. Ed. Darries and children of Ware are visiting relatives and friends here this week. Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Walters of Los Angeles Calif are visiting with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and daughters returned home Saturday from Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards returned Saturday from the southeastern part of the state where they have been visiting. Anna Munson of Northfield Minn is visiting in the L. Locker and Ernest Stolens homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gibbons and Mrs. Falinson rode to Forest City on Monday.
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Ed. Darries
Ware
McDowell
Walters
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Anderson
Council Bluffs
Roy Edwards
Anna Munson
Northfield
Minn
L. Locker
Ernest
Ed. Gibbons
Falinson
Forest City
Local Social and Church News Highlights
Roy Dunnell and wife Dr Gardner and Leonard Anderson drove to Jackson to hear Gov. Preus speak. A large group gathered at Fred Roggow’s home for his daughter’s confirmation with a picnic dinner. About fifty four from the Dunnell Swedish Congregation attended the Luther League convention at Kansas Lake. Lillian Johnson returns Tuesday from a two week visit with relatives in Des Moines. Swedish Lutheran Sunday School picnic set for July 25 in the church park. Rev Fleischer and family, and visiting relatives, left Monday for a trip. Roy Register and family attended a Butter maker’s picnic on Long Island. J L A Sandin is home for a few days. Community show films arrived but rain interrupted the capond reel, though more pictures will be shown.
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Roy Register
Gardner
Leonard Anderson
Jackson
Preus
Fred Roggow
Church Park
Fleischer
Long Island
J. L. A. Sandin
Local notes fill Dunnell area activities and visits
Mrs S E Bemis and Hazel visited at the Geo Weir home Wednesday. Roy Wenberg banned as Swanson store today. Absence of Mr Linder and Bert Austin’s family noted with trips to Fairmont. Mrs Albert Renner visited her brother in Minneapolis. Pie Social at Swedish Lutheran church park a success. Luther League convention attendance by Rev Nelson and family. Birthday celebration near Monterey for Leonard Olson. Glenn Weir injured by a coal wagon wheelbarrow incident. Bob Austin and wife and Mrs Bert Austin visiting cities. Applequist Bradberg Flygare trip to Warren Wisconsin. Mrs P C Roth returned home. Farm wagon accident near depot. two teams frightened and one wrecked. Coal car unloaded for farmers. Miss Elsie Roth to La Crosse with Dr Loury. Agent Arthur Schemf to New Richland, new agent unknown. Tony Mathwig injured in Dunnell. minor car damage. Mrs W H Gardner hosted friends for Ruth Brackmeyer visit. Mrs E G Swanson hosting Miss Averdale Brecht. Sven Pearsons surprised by Portwing visitors Pete Tillman family. Lemuel Linder visiting John Linder. M E Ladies Aid met at Mrs P M Jackson. ice cream served. Mrs Gene Weir and son plus Mrs Geo Weir shopped in Fairmont. E M Ostergren party attended Mellgren funeral in Mankato. Mr Millgren a former Dunnell merchant. Miss Alice Carlson replacing Esther Oshins at C G Applequist store. Woodman picnic slated Fox Lake July 26 with prizes for drill teams. Slogan on paying the price of success tied to Mankato Commercial College. Poultry club meeting notes. Ice cream and cake served after program.
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S. E. Bemis
Hazel
Geo
Weir
Rev Nelson
Kansas Lake
Ella Swenberg
R. W. Swenberg
Marion Brundage
Monterey
Leonard Olson
Glenn Weir
Bob, Austin
Bert Austin
C. G.applequist
C. A. Bradberg
Albert Flygare
Warren
Wis
P. C. Roth
Elsie Roth
la Crosse
Loury
Arthur Schemf
New Richland
Minn
Wagner
Mathwig
W. H. Gardner
Ruth Brickenmeyer
E.G. Swanson
Averdale Brecht
Sven
Gene Weir
Geo. Weir
Fairmont
E. M. Ostergren
Elna Olson
Erickson
Ellen Erickson
J. A. Linder
E. G. Swanson
C. L. Peterson
Elmer Peterson
Mellgren
Mankato
Millgren
One of these safety razors not perfection at rough party
In a Washington Evening Star snippet Uncle Eben notes that while one safety razor may be safer for shaving it is not perfect at a rough party. The passage discusses one-time luxuries becoming necessities and links to high cost of living.
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Dhese
Eben
Washington Evening Star
Iowa Lake Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights
The Iowa Lake Farm Bureau held a pavilion meeting featuring special program numbers by H. E. Yungeberg’s daughter and a discussion on soy beans led by August Rosenberger. Little folks performed stunts and the gathering included a talk on soy bean farming and related topics.
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Iowa
Poultry Club Plans Feeding Session After Culling Demo
Ellsworth township poultry club conducted a culling demonstration at Mrs Harvego on Wednesday afternoon. During the business meeting members set the next topic as feeding poultry for exhibition. The club numbers about 200 Rhode Island Reds and is preparing for upcoming shows.
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Harvego
Ellsworth Township
Rhode Island
High Lake
Jack
Creek Program High Lake Meeting in Jack Creek Scene
Creek Program High Lake prepares a most excellent program for a meeting in Jack Creek on July 27. The item lists plans and cautions for participants and notes venue details. The notice mentions local organizers and the date, inviting community attendance at the event.
Club Leaders School Miss Hazel Spencer Meeting
Miss Hazel Spencer met with some of the girls from the girls clubs Friday July 13. All present report an excellent meeting. A feature was demonstrating how to prepare a public demonstration. The work given by Miss Spencer is helpful in carrying on the club work.
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Hazel Spencer
Spencer
Harvesting Flax Experiment Reported In Emmet County
Professor Churchill plans a Friday July 20 visit to Oscar Peterson's plots to harvest flax and wheat as part of a promising experiment. Wilt resistance in flax shows mixed results, with nearby edge plots yielding robust crops while the main flax beds falter. The study notes the North Dakota wilt resistance flux remains unaffected by the wilt.
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Churchill
Emmet
Oscar Peterson
North Dakota Experiment Farm
Iowa shows slight corn acreage gain and favorable July 1 crop outlook
Iowa farmers report a modest rise in corn area to about 10.427 million acres, with July 1 conditions near the ten year average. Forecasts project Iowa corn at 412.753 million bushels, oats 1.2837 billion, and wheat 14.662 million, while United States totals show small acreage gains and mixed yields across crops and fruits.
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Iowa
Federal
United States
United
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Gream
H. W. Hageman
Huntington, Iowa
Huntington
Armstrong
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
V.R.- Ove i Farm Bureau News
Iowa Weather and Crop Service Report
Irenay
Towa
Charles E. Sarle
District Court
State of
Antoinette G. Peterson
F. H. Rhodes
Sim L. Bemis
Meyers
Penerers
Armstrong-Estherville
Ocean
Grove
Sie
A. T. Lerdall
Box
Ames
F. Rhodes
W. Reterson
Wallingford
Anderson Sales Co
C. B. Graham
John H. Strube
Halfa Consol
Soren Nielsen
Sec
Halfa
TowWal
Dad Naanooo
M. M. Knapp
East Maple Street
Reed Baby
Emmet Rice
W. M. Leopold
Arnold’s Park
State Bank
the National Cooker
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