Chatter Club Meets. community notices and visits listed
The Chatter Club met with Mrs. George McKean. Entertainment varied as members and guests attended, with Mrs. Raymond Olson's shamrock winning a prize. Weekly plans include April meeting with Mrs. Ed Reinhardt and an Easter program. Supt. James H. Smith and family visited Storm Lake for the weekend. Church groups discussed Bible school, District Brotherhood, and lunch service for events. Frank Snyder reports training in the army and assignment in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKean
Raymond Olson
Lee Milter
Clara Moltzen
Ft. Dodge
Ed Reinhardt
Mesdames Martin Balmer
Ed Evans
Hiram Griese
Viggo Balmer
Ford Hansen
Joe Ho
Storm Lake
C. L. Day
Carl Griese
State Conservation Commission
Thee Dam
Tuttle Lake
Ingvard Jessen
Ladies and Society
H. D. Mereness
District Brotherhood
Mesdames
John Kano
A. R. Eckhart
L. P. Stillman
Gerald Stow
William Stow
H. D.mereness
James Stillman
William Wotkins
Army
California
Frank
Ringsted Sewing Club and Weekend Visits Chronicle
Social notes from Ringsted recount hosting of a sewing club by Mrs. Carl Jorgensen with several visitors from Estherville and other towns. The column lists multiple weekend visits, travel to Des Moines and Rochester for events, bridge and sewing parties, and a health tip recommending a banana milk shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jorgensen
Walt Glassnopp
Leona Olling
Clinton Swale
Estherville
Victor Petersen
Clear Lake
Fred Pettersen
Roy Petersen
Harold Jensen
LeRoy Bennicksen
Ted Wesby
Armstrong
Des Moines
Grandview College
Alvin H. Nelson
Ben Potter
Algona
J. O. Pedersen
DSS
Frank Schlafke
Jewell
A. L. Anderson
F. B. Olson
Minneapolis
Eric Sando
M. H. Petersen
Dunnell Community Sale Draws Record Crowds in Town Center
A record crowd attended Dunnell's 21st annual Community Sale with cars parked blocks from the center. Goods sold ranged widely from honey and rice powder to beds, and a four section drag, used 20 years, brought more than its original price. Nearby, Peter Rose and Rev. A F Grass visited Mankato for health and family matters as others visited friends and relatives. Community Club plans a meeting Mon Mar 24 at the Community Hall with local councilman and Mrs George Smithavist preparing a program. The Carlson group toured Wisconsin and Clear Lake to visit Mrs John Nelson who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunnell
Peter Rose
A. F. Grass
Mankato
Martin Mueller
Rew. Swenberg
Muriel
Bethesda Hospital
St. Paul
Tepuise
Ccuncilman
Poultry Raising Becomes Big Industry In Rural Areas
August Sorenson of Ringsted reports excellent production from hybrid pullets and White Leghorn chicks raised with the same feed and care. In trials, hybrids produced 75 percent in November, 88 percent in December, and 84 percent in January, while Leghorns posted 48, 51, and 55 percent. Other farmers like Haywood Christensen Lun dy Estherville and Stevens Armstrong also report chick records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Sorenson
Ringsted
Sorensen
Howard Haywood
Harry Christensen
S. C. Lundy
Estherville
Lester Stevens
Armstrong
Vitamins and Animal Diseases
A survey of how vitamins influence animal health and disease. It links deficits in vitamin D to calf convulsions, vitamin G to blacktongue in dogs, vitamin E to crazy chick disease, vitamin B-1 to running fits in dogs, and vitamin A to cottonseed poisoning, stressing veterinary guidance for diagnosis and noting minerals and infections can mimic or mask vitamin-related issues.
Iowa to Plant About 1,250,000 Trees This Spring
Approximately 1,250,000 trees will be planted on farms in Iowa this spring. Local soil conservation districts and erosion control areas run by Iowa State College and the Soil Conservation Service organize the effort. F H Mendell states the Soil Conservation Service will assist farmers in planting for erosion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa State College
Soil Conservation Service
F. H. Mendell
Starting Baby Chicks Care and Hatch Timing
Strong healthy chicks depend on good parent stock and careful hatchery practices. Uniform on time hatches ease starting, while darkened boxes with proper air and warmth keep chicks comfortable before brooder placement. Early darkness reduces activity and stress in the first life day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vindicator
Dolliver
Margery Petersen
Dorothy Christiansen
Ruth Petersen
Ellen Jensen
Henry Myers
Meredee
Woodrow Wilson
Goldfield
Anna Borthwick
Bill Myers
Fort Snelling
Minn
Kermit Christiansen
CES
Burt
W. P. Kearns
L. A. Petersen
Charles Stewart
Manson
Chris Geronsin
Fenton
Nels Nielsen
T. B. Olsen
O. C. Christiansen
H. Christiansen
C. L. Weisbrod
Forrest Christiansen
Att Rave
Rochester
St. Mary's Hospital
Alfred Rave
Ceylon
Carl Benson
Geraldine Johnson
F. A. Nelson
C. E. Christiansen
Nelson
Virgil Nelson
St. Paul's Church
Mroo
Raymond Montz
Whittier
Alex Glissnapp
Odus Paugh
George Meyer
W. B. Packman
Iowa City
Martin Jenson
Henry Schroeder
Grover
C. H. Reed and Sons
Reed
E. Starr
Lake Park
Henry Benson
Howard
Humboldt
John Jensen
G. W. Darnell
Hot Springs
Ralph Anderson
Rudolph Lempke
Hans Hansen
Hansen
Lempke
Biddie
Commercia Hatchery
V.R
Baby
Salem
Greig & CO
Realy Brooder Houses
South 6Th St
Woodley’s H
Brooder
Joyce Lumber Co
B. A. Roach, Mer
Little
Golden Sun
Golden Sun Milling Co
Fairmont
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