Memorial Day ceremony on Des Moines river bridges
Thousands gathered along the Des Moines river and its bridges for a Memorial Day program honoring unknown dead in the southland. Marines Navy and Army personnel attended as wreaths were dropped, taps sounded, and a salute fired. An airplane dropped flowers while a river-gleaning ceremony unfolded with military bands, the Star Spangled Banner, and war-time remembrance.
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Des Moines
Southland
Army
Marines
Navy
Fourteenth Cavalry
American Legion
Mexico Prosperity Plan Sparked by Clean Up Push
Editorial urges Mexico to improve conditions at home and promote itself as a safe weekend destination for American visitors, arguing prosperity hinges on domestic reforms and inviting tourism.
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Mexico
Emmet County Shippers Meet and Farm Bureau Notes
Emmet county livestock shipping associations held a quarterly conference at the Farm Bureau office on June 3 to review first four months of 1927, noting higher volume and lower losses with shipments to Chicago and Iowa Falls. County Agent Glenn L. Walter highlighted cooperative value. E L Cady reported rising business and lower marketing costs. Next meeting planned for mid September. 4 H Leaders training featured bread making demonstrations by Swanson and Ellsworth township club girls, with Nora Bortint’s loaf judged high. Estherville Township Farm Bureau held a monthly meeting at the Darling brothers’ home.
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Glenn L .Walter
Emmet County Shippers
Emmet County Livestock Shipping Associations
Farm Bureau
Shipping Association
Chicago
Iowa Falls
Glenn L. Walter
Cerro Gordo
Emmetta
E. L. Cady
Extension Service
Ellsworth Township
H Club
Leaders‘ Training School
Nora Bortint
Jack Creek Township
Estherville Two
Estherville Township
Walnut Lumber and Wood Trade Details
The loge shipped from Clermont were secured in that quantity and averaged around 17 inches in diameter. Furniture made from walnut lumber sells for more than does that made from mahogany which must be imported into the country from South America or from the islands of the sea.
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Clermont
South America
Farm club program includes talks and price guessing
About 30 farm people attended a June 1 meeting with talks on house furnishings control, farm legislation, and agricultural opportunities by Mrs Himebauch Fred Himebauch and the County Agent. The highlight was a price guessing contest led by Mrs Earl Fell and Mrs J W Pannell. The event ends five months from now with an oyster feed for the closest Chicago price estimates, followed by a lunch of sandwiches cake and ice cream.
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Fred Himebauch
Earl Fel
J. W. Pannell
Go ing tall linked to food type and intake
A dietary expert notes height is influenced by the amount and kind of food consumed. The article suggests genetic background from tall ancestors may offer a slight help.
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Jen
4 H Club Notes and Meetings Summary
The 4 H Club of Jack Creek township met May 14 with Mil dred and Kathryn selling. Topics included record books health contest meeting plans at Estherville and parliamentary law. May 28 Agnes Bortvitz hosted with seven members four mothers two fathers and a visitor. A program covered cereals decoration day health feet and bread making. Station KMA Shenandoah will broadcast music June 17 at 2 p.m. Estherville township May meeting at Esther Gorton’s home with eight members two visitors. Mrs Fred timebanch led. bread making demonstrated by Mrs Gee Robb. Agnes Goecke Mildred Barrett Pauline Aecemens Lois Rossman Dorothy ule initiated. Luncheon by Esther and mother ended meeting.
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Jack Creek Township
Mildred
Kathryn
Estherville
Norning Agnes Bortvitz
Cheerut Workers 4H Club
Nora Bortini
Estherville Township
Esther Gorton
Fred
Helen Keyser
Gee. Robb
Notice at First Meeting of Creditors
Notice is given to the creditors of John Hanson a bankrupt in Emmet County Estherville Iowa that on May 28 1927 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held June 25 1527 at 2:00 p m at the referee office Algona Kossuth County Iowa Attendees may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt The bankrupt must be present Referee W Crowell Algona Iowa June 1 1927 28-1320
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John Hanson
Emmet
Estherville
P. O
Algona
Kossuth County
Iowa
Vubed
Visitors From Nearby Towns Spend Time At In Guest
Vyane Sr, AR and Molso visit perville bringing guests to town. Local residents say visitors from nearby areas boost economy and social events.
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Vyane Sr
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