Local Man Passes After Illness in Dickinson County
Terril Tribune notes the death of a local resident after a three week illness from pneumonia and the flu. The late Mr Branter, a native of the county, married to Louise Stephen in 1882, lived with his family in Dickinson County and left seven children, including four sons and two daughters, plus three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church with Rev. A. A. Howe officiating and burial in Lloyd township cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldahl
Mack
Mr. Branter
Louise Stephen
Marengo
Iowa
Dickinson County
John Frank
Charles
Dunnell
Minn
Melvin
Hinckley
A. A. Howe
Lloyd Township
Terril Tribune
Grover High School Life highlights and updates
The Grover High School paper recaps a well attended Basket Social raising over 60 dollars. Juniors plan a play and study Julius Caesar with Antony's speech, while Freshmen report field trips to study a toad under a microscope and Sophomores begin Pilgrim's Progress. Arbor Day planting noted, and a season-opening baseball game against Maple Hill described with rain delays and a subsequent rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Krieger
Alyce Taylor
Urry Maves
Lawrence Higinbotham
Vivian Maves
Clarence Wickens
Justin Rogers
Wilber Broad Fon
Ribeh
Betty Krieger
Grover High School
V. S
Anthony
Bunyan
Center Township
Pauline Dutton
Grand Junction
Farm Bureau Plans and May Meetings Across Iowa
Committee on Sport includes W Radebaugh and John Frank with C P Jackson August Rosenberger. Publicity group led by I B Book and J W Radebaugh. Ole Olson marshal. Speakers include Mrs Richardson of Oskaloosa and C W Hunt of the Iowa Farm Bureau. Club Leaders Training School moved to May 5 at Farm Bureau office. Iowa Lake Township Farm Bureau meets May 3 at Sturm school. Nels O Anderson hosts pruning demo May 3 focusing on pruning methods, timing, and spraying. Spray rings stocked. best spray time is after bud cluster opens but before petals. Mixture: 1.5 pounds arsenate of lead and 6 to 8 quarts lime sulfur per 50 gallons water. Varieties discussed. plant age affects suitability. Farmers urged to burn fence rows to curb insect harbor and rotate crops to control white grubs and wire worms. Insect feeding types explained. nicotine and lime sulfur sprays advised. lead arsenate recommended 1–2 pounds per 50 gallons with ample lime to avoid leaf burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Radebaugh
John Frank
C. P. Jackson
August Rosenberger
J. -S. Jor Fa
W. A. Hildreth
John Jaff
I. B. Book
J. W. Radebaugh
W. D. O’brien
J. H. Thompson
Theo Rolling
Ole Olson
Mrs. Richardson
Oskaloosa
Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ida Ahrens
Farm Bureau
Iowa Lake Two
Iowa Lake Township Farm Bureau
Sturm
Nels O. Anderson
Iowa
F. A Fenton
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Fenton
Rhubarb as a Frugal Garden Crop Endorsed by Holsinger
Rhubarb described as the poor man’s strawberry easy to grow and economical for spring use. C. V. Holsinger weighs in on its value as a substitute for pricier fruits in family menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Holsinger
Predicting 1923 a Turning Point for Dalea League
Agronomists foresee 1923 as pivotal for the Dalea league and its future. H W Wood of near Logan has observed the plant for about a season, noting its potential impact on crops and breeding prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wood
Logan
Garden of Thanks for Kind Expressions
Roye Jones and Family express gratitude for the many kind apt words and sympathy shown during the long illness and passing of their beloved wife and mother. They also thank for floral expressions of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy'e
Jones
Farmer notes and church notices from Ringsted area
John Bosold visited in Ringsted as a business caller. About twenty one farmers hauled sixty loads of fertilizer from the Nelson farm. Olson and sons called at Maple Hill. McKean brothers at Hanson home. Mrs Art Hanson of Grover visited Ole Berwen. Soren Nelson shopped at Gus Anderson home. basket social at Paulson school raised 14 dollars for the school. Nelson family visited Nelson home. hogs shipped with Halfa Shipping association. Krough called at Welsh home. Miss Henrietta Nelson ill with measles. H Ness spent a week improving his Amey farm. Misses Eliza and Annie Welsh visited Estherville. C C C club meets at Mrs Peachy’s. Church services and events listed with Rev Barstad preaching. Immanuel English service Sunday at 11.30. Mission meeting May 8–10 with Rev Holseth and Rev Paulsrud. Palestine Lutheran Ladies Aid at Mrs Olaf Tweet’s Dolliver. Confirmation and services noted. Office supply ads and bond box rental mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bosold
Ringsted
Mra
N. J. Nelson
Tom Olson
Soren Nelson
Gus Anderson
Paulson School
Nels Nelson
Halfa Shipping Association
John Krough
Maple Hill
Henrietta Nelson
B.K. Barstad
Minneapolis
Ladies Aid
Oscar Peterson
8. Strand
Barstad
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Immanuel Church
Beginni
M. C. Holseth
G. O. Paulsrud
Randall
Palestine Lutheran Church
Olaf
Dolliver
B. K. Barstad
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Gruver
Geraldine Graver
Grover School
Gladys Shook
Charles Higinbotham
Donald Pickell
Wilbur Broad
Lois Pickell
Paris
Paris Green
Nau Brothers
Estherville
C. C.C. Club
Jim Peachy
Wallingford Luth
Hee Trost & Savings
H. Rhodes
Vindicator
Republican
Morrissey & Son South
Ist Trust & Savings
Davenport
Tory
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