Miller Sells Bull for 450 at Des Moines Sale
Marlo Palmer Miller sold a July 38 bull for 450 dollars at the State Short Horn sale at the State Fair Grounds in Des Moines. Only one bull fetched a higher price of 500 dollars from the Sun A Bar ranch in Nebraska, with the top ten sales averaging above 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Stephens
Xenia Marlo Palmer Miller
Des Moines
Sun-A-Bar Ranch
Nebraska
Billy Norman
Lilly
Long Creek
Cort
Harry ‘Kilgore
Kilgore
Mary Ellen Crawford
Ainsworth
Ace Jeffrey
Connie Stephens
Viola
Don
Harold Clegg
Fin
Betty Poderil
Kent Svisher
Jim Martin
Washington Lodge meeting and railway and bus schedules
Regular meeting announced for Washington Lodge No 26 A F and AM Ray Cox W M A W Yard secretary Rail routes listed with departures from Washington including Davenport Kansas City Local No 3 Eastbound No 8 Southwest Limited and Westbound No 3 Westbound No 25 Southwest Limited plus Burlington Trailways local bus schedule from Washington with daily east and westbound departures and ticket note including purchase points and agent signatures Al Cantoni agent and office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge No
A. Ff
A. M
Ray Cox
W. M
A. W. Yard
Aeibaenetibedin
Washington
Golden State Limited
Istope
Californie Passangare
C. M
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Kansas City-Davenport
Sunda
W. C. Bell
Burlangton Trailways
Chicago
Omaha
Eeree
Washington Ee
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
al. Cantoni
Winfield Visitors Spend Weekend with Mrs Gene Stephens
Car Max and Marjorie of Winfield spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs Martin's daughter Mrs Gene Stephens of this community, visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Max
Marjorie
Winfield
Martin
Gene Stephens
Drives Horses to Higher Ground Amid Flooded Basement
Merrimac reports widespread flu and heavy rain as Elmer Reschley moved livestock to higher ground after a Sunday cellar flood of about 5% feet. multiple locals, including the Nicola family and Mary Davison, are affected by illness. various residents travel for errands and support, with patterns of quarantine and daily life noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Mar
Elmer Reschley
Carl Baldosier
Frank Nelson
Dale Norton and Son
Brighton
Mary Davison
Lester Nicola
Nicola
Creek Floods Lowlands at Richland in Weekend Rains
Local report notes two inches of rain Friday and Saturday causing Richland Creek to overflow the bottom ground by Sunday. Skunk River rose and remained high Monday as residents monitor floodwaters. George Bond of Clemens, Kansas, visited his mother Mrs. Lucia Bond Sunday night aboard the limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lambert
Rabio Town
Mar
Richland
George Bond
Clemens
Kansas
Lucia Bond
Shalla Jr Re-elected Salem School Director
Local notes report John Shalla Jr being re elected to the Salem school board as term renewal occurs at the recent meeting. The column also lists neighbor visits illnesses quilting bee road concerns and community events in Kalona and East Richmond road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shalla, Jr
Salem
Dewey Weeks
Salmwm
Local Notes from Ainsworth Residents
Clyde Keiper appears on the vick list in recent days. Kenneth Orduff was hospitalized in Washington County Monday with an infection. Mrs. Ornduff and children stay at the Spessard home. Thompsons moved to Columbus Junction and Blair Woods relocated to the Lord property previously housing the Thompsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Clyde Keiper
Vick
Kenneth Orduff
Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Ornduff
Spessard
Chas
Thompsons
Columbus Junction
Blair Woods
Lord
Gracehill Note on Illness and Visits
Gracehill report shows the Small family and neighbors amid flu illness. Louise Eyestone and Francine Mills hosted visits while Mrs. Nelson Woodford and Mrs. John Williams assist. Dr Bolce visited Mrs A Strohm. Joan Small stays with grandparents Fred and— as school continues. Ladies Aid postponed due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
Mar
Nelson Woodford
John Williams
Louise Eyestone
Francine Mills
Bolce
A. Strohm
Joan Small
Fred Small
Ladies Aid
Linen Tears and Threads Show Frayed Detail
A fragmented description notes linen fibers tearing under stress with threads varying in length. The wording suggests a study of textile texture and irregularities in the fabric.
Spiders differ from insects in anatomy and limbs
Spiders are not insects. They lack antennae, a feature common to insects, and possess four pairs of legs, unlike the three pairs typical of insects.
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P. Miller
Moines Sale
Dayton Tax Service
Loan & Trust
Californian
Knoxville
Goodlander
C. B
C. F. Anderson
Alvin Real
Roy Eshelmans
Andrew Zihlmans
Carl Amrines
A. N. Amrine
Maggie Burger
Doss van Winkles
Lester Jentzo
Karl Smith
Von
Frank
Carl Reibling
Boyd Lauiz
Doyle Pauls
Dave Baldosier
Magsie Berger
Earl Gillies
Bill
Henry
Ralph
Ehmer
Lioy
Harold Derby
Dwight Moodys
Pauline Morrow
Cora Lambert
Nether True
Ruth Morrow
Magic Johnson
Laurence Bond
Gene Snider
Johm Luithly
Bemberg
Vor
Abe
Mlshk Sty
Oxfords
SUN and
Cretonnes
Ybe
Ade
Penney’s
Chasarte
Dee
Pers
Iqe
Crontz
EL Peon
Chambray
Big Mac
Milford Shettler
Duane Shalla
Charles Shalla
Frank Patterson
John Deere
Rlene Knotek
Fii
Tony Hedeker
Richard Secher
Paul Esener
John Sichaig, Jr
V. Spevacek
Kalona
Darlene Shalla
Towe City
Town City
Frank Horn
Stuypt
Mee
Dana
Lies
Ruth Norris
Paoe
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