Farmers Meet to Discuss Marketing Plans in Des Moines
Over five hundred farmers from the Farmers' Education Cooperative Union of America Iowa division gather in Des Moines to discuss improving farm marketing facilities. Fort Worth founder C. F. Donblasser and national president Charles F. Barrett speak as the three day convention opens. Leader C. R. Houghas presides with Milo Reno as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farmers’ Education Co-Operative Union of America
Iowa
C. F. Donblasser
Fort Worth
Texas
Charles F. Barrett
C. R. Houghas
Milo Reno
Grace Hill News Briefs From Septembers Local Correspondents
Correspondents from Grace Hill report on visits to relatives in Missouri and Minnesota. Local residents attend the McKinstry trial in Washington while others undertake carpentry work near West Chester. A Wellspring of social visits, school commutes, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Harry Anderson marked a busy week.
HASKINS HASKINS. Local residents visit and travel notes
Mrs Geo Albaugh spent Thursday and Friday in Washington with relatives. Mrs Ralph Stafford shopped in Washington Friday. Delbert Budham visited relatives Friday and over the weekend. Inez Sands and baby and other relatives plan to move to Hills for the winter. Mr Thompson returned from a trip near Chicago. S F Wallin visited the Ebner home. Mr Roberts went to Elgin Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Geo. Albaugh
Washington
Ralph Stafford
Delbert Budham
W. F. Welliver
Loren Hazen
Inez Sands
Reed
Green
Hills
Burg
Thompson
8. R. Wallace
Chicago
S. FE
Wallin
M. E. Ebner
Mr. Roberts
Elgin
Eureka Neighborhood Happenings Highlight Visits and Shipping
Fred Blees family visited Joe Wolfer at his home, rain kept them over to Monday. Howard Wagner and family visited Wm. Easter. Frank Glover of Keota toured Eureka noting changes since boyhood. A N Fullerton tin work for Wilber Beenblossom. Joe Wolfer shipped 38 hogs to Chicago via shipping association. Ward Essley shipped cattle from Coppeck to Chicago. Jack Deach of Riverside rodded Wolfer’s barn. Geniveve Benda arrived to stay with J J Benda.
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Ureka E
Eureka
Fred Blees
Joe Wolfer
Howard Wagner
Frank Glover
Keota
A. N. Fullerton
Wilber Beenblossom
Joe Wolfer Delivered 38 Head of Hogs To the Shipping Association
Chicago
Ward Essley
Coppeck
Jack Deach
Riverside
Riverside visit and family travel notes in Coppock area
Mr and Mrs Ray Walton and daughter Lucille visited Ray Waltons parents at Riverside Sunday. Mrs John McKune and children returning to their home southwest of Coppock after a stay at Chas Nicola home. Claude Carpenter visited in Little York IL last week. Her mother Mrs Anderson and brother Clyde assisted their return and stayed a few days. Mr and Mrs John McCall spent several days at L G Jugenheimer's home last week. Read the Evening Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Hon
J. W. Stewart
Grace Lacey
Dr. Allender
Stewart
Mar
Naomi Allender
J.S. Stoutner
G. W. Meyer
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
D. D. Crone
Fanny Stephen
Fice
Rowena Kirkpatrick
Susie Irelan
Riceville
Tenn
James Nelson
John Carris
George Stevenson
Grace Hill
Fred Sewalbe
Anna Gertrude
David Miksch
Clarence Porter
West Chester
Mable Engel
New Haven
Joe Logan
Washington
Paul Harvey
Minneapolis
Minn
A. Moberly
P. H. Boyd
Wilson Welliver
Ainsworth
Willis Wood
W. F. Welliver
Roy Warner
Albey
Everette Mundt
Tno
Godlove
Ray Walton
Lucille
Little York
Til
Presius
America
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Anni
Pr. BE. O
Chapter C. M
Clara McNurlen
Edng Klein
Tressie Herr
Sisterhood
Sisterterhood
Dixie Land
Vocalion
Soap and Water Chautauqua
A. E. Stewart
Hattie Wolodki
Dixie
Embroidery Club
Nora Williams
Gertrude’ Richardson
Williams
O'Brien
Williamsburg
Boone
Bess Stewart
Arthur Clendenning
Josephine Helscher
Thomas Burgess
Mysota Club
Mabel Stevenson
Nebraska
Bernice Moser
Southern Iowa Fair
Oskaloosa
Grace Bill
Geniveve Benda
J. J. Benda
Mrs
Claude Carpenter Vis
East Illinois Street
Illinois
THE
McFarlane Company
West Chester, Iowa
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