List of births with parents and regions across Iowa towns
A long list records birth announcements for numerous infants across Estherville, Ringsted, Dolliver, Armstrong and surrounding towns. Entries provide the child names, dates from March to April, and the parents names including maternal and paternal lines, along with town or township of birth.
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Donald Glen West
George R
Anta A. Zeimer West
Elsworth
Robert Carl Williams
Walter C
Ethel Thorp Williams
Estherville
Joyce Ellen Vigdal
Roscoe Harry
Alva Eden Lane
Vigdal
Bricelyn
Minn
Shirley Ann Valen
Lewis and
Isabelle Tweedt Velen
Ellsworth
James Allan Taylor
Theodore Roosevelt
Ruth Charlotte Duncan Taylor
Tow
Obed
Emma M. Jones Tow
Armstrong
Richard Dale Thorsland
Louis Lars
Ethel Dove Pickell Thorsland
Grover
Gene Hansen Scott
Walter B
Ida Hansen Scott
Eatherville
Gladys Tolg Stall
Vernon F
Glenna Reed Stall
Mary Jane Stanerson
John A
Edith B. Hansen Stanerson
Dolliver
Robert Dean Reed
Bruce M
Bertha C. Peterson Reed
Hollandale
Rouse
Paul Walter
Arvilla Fern Hackett Rouse
Donna Belle Joy Noll
Clinton D
Dolly McAffee Noll
Virginia
Nels Duane Nelsen
Ney Floyd
Vera Larsen Nelsen
Ringsted
Richard Leo Mester
Carl
Richard
Catherine Marie Barnet Mester
Hazel Elaine Hatland
Earl Thomas
Esther Virginia Steenhorst Hatland
Phyllis
Center Two
Carol Anne Dehling
Raymond Fred
Flora
Maxine Ressler Delling
Superior
Rose Marie Carlson
George D
Claracas Cepiisory
Epthervplic
Phyllis Lee Bogard
Charles Horace
Irene Eunice Rippel Bogard
Farmers urged to use flushing bar for nests
State Fish and Game Commission urges Iowa farmers to employ a simple flushing bar while mowing alfalfa and hay land to prevent destruction of game bird nests. The device uses a bamboo pole and burlap sacks to flush incubating birds, raising hopes for increased game bird populations at low cost.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
How I Broke Into The Movies 7s Herman
Technically correct, a sequence of events shaped my entry into films. Born into theater in Copenhagen, I grew among actors, studied art, and pursued stage work before moving to cinema in Scandinavia and then the United States.
Frills Reunites With Neil Packard Amid Family Visit
Joyce Ashton, now Joyce Packard, recalls memory loss after a taxi crash and a horse fall. She returns to California with husband Neil Packard, seeking to repair their marriage while navigating his mother’s welcome and Joyce’s desire for independence. The couple visits Mrs Packard, strengthening ties as Joyce aims for a calm, honest, shared future.
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Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Frills
Neil Packard
California
Sophie
Maitland
San Francisco
Robert Ainsworth
Joyce
Neil
Frill
Packard
Giant tuberous plants require careful garden care and careful pruning
The article advises spacing four feet apart and planting tubers from late spring soil warming until July 1, with full sun and ten inches soil depth. Feed with one tablespoon per square foot, mulch until sprouts appear, then shallow cultivation. For larger blooms, disbud by selecting one vigorous stem and pinching tips after four leaf pairs. Feed again six to eight weeks after planting, then dig and store tubers in sand before first frost.
Miss Dahl Leads In First Leading Role For TV Ridge
Miss Alice Dahl, former Little Theatre performer from southern California, earns her first leading screen role opposite McCoy in Trey Ranger. A noted horsewoman, her casting boosts the film’s star power as inflation and modern mood are noted in light commentaries about changing times and fashion.
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Alice Dahl
California
O Pictures
Trey Ranger
Marke
Hollywood
McCoy
Third the newspapers of a town are one of its steadiest
Third the newspapers of a town are one of its steadiest and most dependable industries as well as one of its most important. They give employment to a number of people. They are depended upon for all manner of public service. The gathering and distribution of news is only a part of their function in a community. They are the real guardians of the peace, safety and health of a community. They are the poor man's university. They are chief promoters of every charitable and civic enterprise. They are the institutions to which every advertiser and reader turns in any emergency for the promotion of his favorite social or charitable scheme. They give every community every year hundreds of dollars worth of their wares which result in direct financial profit to other business enterprises of the community. They do not deserve to be placed.
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