O Neals Speech At Sioux City Farm Bureau Event
Nebraska and South Dakota farm groups invite Mr. O Neal to address Interstate Conference of Farm Women in Sioux City Iowa June 8 at the Y W C A. He will also speak at a 730 p m public gathering at the Sioux City Auditorium. O Neal, a staunch farm leader from Alabama, is described as a tireless advocate for agricultural equality with deep Southern roots and a long record in Farm Bureau leadership and national policy influence.
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Farm Bureau
Nebraska
South Dakota
Farm Women
Sioux City
Iowa
O'Neal
Sioux City Auditorium
Sioux City Territory
Edward Asbury O'Neal
Alabama
Emmett O'Neal
John Coffee
Territory
General Coffee
John Adams
Henry Clay
Library of Congress
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Florence
Washington- Lee University
Alabama Polytechnic Institute At
Auburn
Mason Dixon Line
Texas
South
Lauderdale County Farm Bureau
Alabama Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Poultry Association, Mutual Supply
Alabama Credit Corporation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oscar E. Bradfute
Ohio
National Farm Organization
Resolutions Committee
Legislative
Legislative Department
O'Neil
Congress
National Committee On Cooperative Purchasing
Hoover
Agricultural Conference
Organized Agriculture
Muscle Shoals
American Farm Burneu Federation
Sam H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
Hooer
Chicago
O’neal
Roosevelt
Storm Lake
Henry Wallace
H. A. Wallace
Extensive Local Social Notes From Ter Ris Area
Numerous visits and gatherings across Ter Ris and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Amos Houge announce a new son born May 19, with extended questions about community events and relocations. Local teachers, visitors from Emmetsburg, Spirit Lake, and Lake Park figure. many house guests, picnics, and baptisms.
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Estherville Green House
Helen Hall
Emmetsburg
John Swanson
Bernice Lambert
Miss Morris
Arnolds Park
Helen Miner
Gray
Gray School
Miss Miner
Arthur Spensler
Chicago
Harry Ruckman
Amos Houge
Kenneth Doty
Sibley
Mr. Saunders
Ludwig Lund
Otis Quamme
Rake
A. A. Lewis
Ruth Leopold
Mr. Farr
Matt Walker
Spencer
Bernard Walsh
Terris
Will Logan
Betty
Bobby
Billie
Lakota
Fred Emerson
Ed Clabaugh
Emerson
Jason Tyler
Windom
Strong
Jim Richards
Francis
Spirit Lake
Richards
Ogle
George Neiderheiser
Sioux Falls
R 8
Earl Mudge
Storm Lake
Jim Smith
Apricot Recipes From The Briggs Household
In a family kitchen story the Briggs mother turns dried apricots into dishes as winter fades. She bakes an apricot nut bread and an apricot Betty, noting apricots’ minerals like copper and iron aid blood building. The article lists three recipes and cooking steps using dried apricots, bread crumbs, and fruit juice with notes on baking times.
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Dot
Mother Briggs
Dirt storm tears through the area with wind and destruction
In Gunty News area reports a week of dirt storms causing many trees to fall and numerous window panes to shatter. The community notes frequent visits and gatherings at local homes including Jensen, England, Duer, and Ellis families with neighbors sharing meals, showers, and social events. Several residents travel to Bancroft, Estherville, and Omaha for visits or work. A 65th wedding anniversary was celebrated for Mack Ellis and family with Luke Schmidt of Ceylon honored.
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Ellen
Ruth Jensen
John England
Carl Duer
Bancroft
Martin Martinsen
St. Paul
Estherville
Mr. Hamilton
Salvation Army
Alice Glassnapp
Paul Glassnapp
Walter Smith
Ellerston
Mack Groves
Andy Buck
Nell Helmers
Helmers
John England Jr
Eplerttoni
J. W. Eliott
Dallas Center
Knute Olson
Herman Sorum
Ladies Aid Society
Immanuel Church
Herb Whorley
George Rugtiv
Emil Lee
Vera Irwin
Nolan Boggess
Boggess
Johnson
R. A. Rogers
Averil Sargent
Myrtle Harvege
Mack Ellis
Evelyn Ellis
Ceylon
Guy Wiltsie
Ellis
Luke Schmidt
E. E. Johnson
Buffalo Center
August Schaper
Bess Johnson
Lois
Deloris Schaper
Carroll
Edith Otto
Julius Otto
Emmet Consolidated School
Upham
N.D
J. U. G. 4-H Club
Cut Rate
William Schaper
Florence O'Brien
Kentucky Burley Tobacco Direct From Grower to You
An advertisement touts Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco as the cream of the finest crops. It promises ripe rich leaves with a mellow old fashioned flavor and fragrance from aging and asserts it is the most satisfying tobacco yet tasted or smoked.
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Kentucky
Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Buy Direct From Grower
An ad touts five pounds of Kentucky Burley tobacco for $1.00 with no tax, claiming superior flavor and healthful preparation. It promises large tobacco yield from 5 pounds to 40 large smoking packages or 50 chewing twists, offering a trial postpaid option and noting no COD orders and English-language requirements.
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Kentucky
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Parm Bureau Notes
Lester Gillette
A. B. Myhr
O. W. Beeler
Prante
United States
France
Kate Mike
Wisconsin
America
Tom Mooney
Chris Spoo
John Spoo
Harold Graff
A. Dyke
Herman Nausen
Glenn Martin
Noel Daniels
Fan Zerke
Herman
John Graff
P. Schmidt
John Frank
Harry Schnell and Sons
J. &. Shannon
The
Culture Club
Alice Anderson
Roy Canon
Anderson
Hildreth
Hattie Meilke
John McMullen
Lake Park
A. C. McMullen
A. C. Bringle
Beth Bringle
Irma McMullen
H. E. Olson
Kettleson
Ralph Lowe
Minneapolis
Swan
R. S. Ewing
Little Reva
Rob Perkins
Pete Saunders
Baby
Dr. Doty
Napper
Jefferson
Ewing
Mr. Swan
Miller
Manchester
Irene Thierman
Josephine Page
Jackson
Clark Easton
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Davis City
San Quentin
Sunshine
San Francisco
Sidney H. Levy
Buffalo
N. Y
League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Briggs
Gutz Widmal
Gunty News
Jack Creek
EMMET
Raleigh
Farm Union
G. Dallman
Hugo
John Dallman
Claus Martens
Grace
Jems Perkins
Tans
Burley Tobacco
Independent Tobacco Growers Association
McClure Bldg
Frankfort, Ky
Pho
Andrew
Sunde
Beacon City
Vindicator Office
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