Weeping Willow Mink Ranch showcased near Wayland
The Weeping Willow Mink Ranch near Wayland, started three years ago by Marek Harold Kauotin and Everett Hileman, houses 685 breeders with plans to reach 2 000. Minks are raised in escape proof pens with a full slaughter house, paid staff, and varied coat varieties. Mating occurs in March, with prices up to 40 percent higher due to tax removal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Weeping Willow Omik
Marek Harold Kauotin
Everett Hile- Man
Weeping Willow Ranch
Weeping Willow Janch
Harold Kauffman
Everette Hileman
Marion Robertson Re-elected Walnut Director
Marion Robertson was re-elected for a three year term as director at Walnut. Also noted are visitors and family gatherings around Walnut including Mrs Lloyd McKay and relatives in Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crile
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Carl Nelson
Walnut
Monts
Marion Robertson
Lloyd McKay
M. Joenn Hixson
Iowa City Hospital
Everette Meldsay
Charles M Kay
Weekend Social Notes and Local Movements
Mrs Lynn Werte spent the weekend in Iowa City visiting her parents in Keosauqua. Ed Nelson family hosted Sunday dinner with relatives from Moline and Cherokee with word of Bert Nelsons death. Walnut district welcomed movers in and out including Elmer Wolfe Highland Center and Graber Waviland families. Sevilla Nelson cares for Glidys Malmberg. Washington connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Werte
Iowa City
Lloyd Nelson
Keosauqua
Carl Nelson
Ed Nelson
Reginald Hantsbarger
Lyle Wilson
Mr. Nelson
Bert Nelson
Moline
Walnut District
Schimmelfenniz Bagby
Pfeffer
Carriker
Elmer Wolfe
Highland Center
Graber
Waviland
Harriy Neuhart
Washington
Richard Longer
Earl Nelson
Ed Kaufffian
Glidys Malmberg
Sevilla Nelson
Lioyd
Fon Robertson
Sevila Nelson
Ironwork Inspection Shifted to General in 1873
The note records a change in status for structural ironwork inspection as becoming general in 1873. It reflects a historical transition in standards and oversight affecting construction practices of that era.
Nina Flynn Elected to Lookout School Board
Mrs Nina Flynn is elected as director of Lookout School replacing Jo Vodska. Board members include Marion Stransky and Richard Scott with Wayne Stransky reelected. Frank Stransky and family visited. Rainday with Mrs Stransky's sister Mrs Nairn Tribyl, who had thyroid operation. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at Pilotbury Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirtes Mapel
Mary Mapel
Washington
Jo Vouicka
Alter Stransky
Distre
Frank Soukup
Daryl Oldfield
Iowa City
Thearental
Carl Oldfield
Monesas de Lauren Thomas
Joilours
Anna Rogers
Stanley Rest Home
Stantes Mousers
Eva Mouser
Evenwim
Nina Flynn
Lookout School
Pilotburg
Jo Vodska
Marion Stransky
Richard Scott
Wayne Stransky
Pilothurs
Frank Straussky
Cinnamon spiral coffee cake for menus and bakers
A feature on hot breads for luncheon menus highlighting cinnamon spiral coffee cake as a versatile yeast bread option. Includes shaping tips, ingredients, and step by step directions for making a ring mold version with cinnamon and nuts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayland Men
Mink Ranch
Dr. Osborne Mink
Water Ville
Minn
Blackstone Fur Farm
Pilot Grove
Iowa
United States
Stewart
Mr. Kauffman
Mr. Hileman
Fso
iWaz
Utah
George Barker
Marvin
Evening Journal
Ih Oi
Ashington
Crile
Wayne Fisher
Olin Bishop
Aly Richardson
West Chester
Laconacs Romber
Hearote Warvis
Mert
Sare and Sons
Marvin Turners
Juincy
Frank Stransky
Lydia Horak
Harold
Amelia Gerot
Joe Stransky
Riverside Suunday
Tod
Lloyd Bauer
Lydia Alliman
Fannie
Kenzel
Quinney, Mich
Varion Robertson
Everette Lews
Chiurbes Adtamis
Thornburg
Sanda
John Kurtz
Hospitil
The
Glenn Davis
Rex Reynolds
Charles McKay
Gerald Nicola
Nelson
Mevlin Pon High School
Washington Evening Journal
Sen Iors
Jett
Dorothy Schnieker
Bill Liatetnmsky
Betty Schneider
Bill Lamansky
Arthur Dunbar
Betty Jean Farrier
Krighton Jonetor
Kathryn Chuck
Beatrice Nash
Curtis Mineart
Melva Schnicker
Burtwin Day
Kermit Parrict
New
House OF Flowers
New York
Rothschild’s
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