4 H Show Awards Honor Champion Food Preservation Girl
The 1943 4 H food preservation champion was named as Miss Eckels daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Eckels Betty Sojka of the Fairview Farmerettes was reserve champion Blue ribbons went to Leah Anderson Joyce Gault Marie Sojka and Esther Stewart Red ribbons to Mary Duvall Mary Lou Stacy and Patricia Stacy White ribbons to Margaret Williams Marion McDowell Dorothy Flading Virginia Argo Hazel Sojka and Louise Waterhouse Four clubs Fairview Farmerettes Headliners Clover Leaf and Jacksonite earned 100 percent on preservation record books Champion Booth went to West Point with Good Luck club as reserve Ajudging by Verna Airy positioned Headliners and Fairview Farmerettes earned red ribbons while Clover Leaf received white ribbons.
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Miss Eckels
Merle Eckels
Betty Sojka
Fairview Farmerettes
Leah Anderson
Joyce Gault
Marie Sojka
Esther Stewart
Mary Duvall
Mary Lou Stacy
Tatricia Stacy
Margaret Williams
Marion McDowell
Dorothy Flading
Virginia Argo
Hazel Sojka
Louise Waterhouse
Clover Leaf
Jacksonite
Booth
Verna Airy
West Point
George Van Winkle Burial at Brighton
George A. Van Winkle 89 died at his Brighton home after a week of critical illness. Funeral services set for Friday at the Presbyterian church in Brighton with Rev. W J Stevens officiating, burial at Hillcrest cemetery under Hoskins funeral home. He born August 20, 1853, a carpenter for fifty years, later raised watermelons and ran a sorghum mill, married Mary Ann Schmidecka in 1878. He was a German Lutheran church member and former Modern Woodman.
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Brighton
George A. van Winkle
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Stevens
Washington Christian Tabernacle
Hillcrest Cemetery
Hoskins
George van Winkle
Perry van Winkle
Mary Ann Schmidecka
German Lutheran Church
Woodman Lodge
Farm Disinfectants Endorsement From Dr Hess
A farmer notes that using disinfectant on the farm yields good results with Dr Hess Dip and Disinfectant praised for effectiveness and reliability in livestock sanitation.
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DR. Hess
Jacksonite clubs win sugar awards at fair judging
Mrs. Airy awarded top honors at the Jackson county fair booth judging. West Point took first place for a soybeans feature titled An Overture in Soybeans. The Headliners earned reserve champion for Vitamin A on the Way into the Can. Special red ribbons went to Good Luck and Clover Leaf clubs for Around the Clock with Vitamins and Dehydration. Fairview Farmerettes and Jacksonites received white ribbons. Further awards to be published tomorrow.
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Fairview Farmerettes
Jacksonites
Tomorrow's Journal
Garden Show Winners List Reveals Fruit Veggie Prizes
The garden show lists multiple winners across canned fruits and vegetables. Names include John Flading, E F Bostwick, Frank Miller, Mrs Harry Turner, Miss Katherine Mauthe, and Mrs Mary Salladay among others, with prizes from 5 cents to several dollars for items such as plums raspberries apricots beets tomatoes and peas.
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E. F. Bostwick
Frank Miller
Harry Turner
Harold Mesenger
Francis Miller
Irene Yard
Ivan Rehmel
Mary Salladay
Earl Steele
Max Waterhouse
Katherine Mauthe
Kathhrine Mauthe
Dorothy
Katherine Ma
Harold Messenger
Harry
Four Sons and Step Son Mentioned in Obituary
Surviving family includes four sons Eldie Washington Harris Wapello Ed Webster City and Fred Brighton plus one stepson Pete Boyer in Montana. The record notes six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.
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Eldie
Washington
Harris
Wapello
Webster City
Fred
Brighton
Pete Boyer
Montana
Noble Community Social Notes Update
Local residents share visits across Noble and surrounding towns. Families from Winfield Muscatine Wayland Washington Mt Pleasant and Aledo spend weekends and weekdays with relatives and friends in Noble while others travel to Chicago and Packwood for business and shopping.
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Noble
C. A. Rich
Winfield
J. A. Frey
Hattie
Jex Dorsle
Chicago
Gilbert Alliman Wayne
Alliman
Manard Widmer
Muscatine
Edith Rich
Dave Shantz
W. R. Shantz
Myrtle Rich
Edith
Washington
Minne Kreyenburger
Wayland
Elmer Vreyenburger
Reduce Moisture for Silage Wiltig Method
The wiltig method of making grass silage requires reducing moisture content of the chopped material below 68 percent without using molasses or acid preservatives.
Rapid freezing preserves texture by forming tiny ice crystals
Rapid cooling produces tiny ice crystals that minimize tissue damage, allowing texture to remain close to fresh when thawed. Slow freezing forms large crystals that rupture tissue and alter texture, unlike rapid cooling.
Rocket Derailed Near La Porte City Iowa
A broken rail derailed the Rock Island Zephyr Rocket two miles east of La Porte City Iowa. All cars left track except the locomotive but none overturned. six to seven passengers treated for minor bruises at Waterloo hospital. Train was traveling from St Louis to Minneapolis.
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LA Porte City
Iowa
Here
Waterloo
St. Louis
Minneapolis
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