Spring Wheat in Poorer Condition Than One Year Ago
The Department of Agriculture reports spring wheat in four states North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Montana is 75 percent of normal on September 1 down from 72 percent last year Durum is 84 percent versus 94 and spring bread wheats 68 percent versus 85 with rust and drought cited as causes Durum showing more rust resistance All spring wheat in the United States stands at 75 percent of normal compared with 72 percent last year
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Soconated
Washington, Dp. C
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnota
Montota
United States
Who Owns the Bottom of a River Debate in Michigan
The Izaak Walton League reports a national issue over riparian rights from Pine River Michigan. Frank Collins owns riverbank land and accuses Gedeon Gerhardt of trespass as he fished the river. The case climbs from justice court toward the U S Supreme Court potentially ending public fishing access and affecting conservation funding.
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Chicago
Izaak Walon League of America
Michigan
Frank Collins
Toledo, Ohio
Pine River
Lake County
Gedeon Gerhardt
Collins
Gerhardt
United States Supreme Court
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Walton League
Supreme Court
Governor Hammill Interrogates Boosters for Supreme Court Seats
Des Moines September reports Governor Hammill continued interviews with delegations backing candidates for the Supreme Court vacancy. A. Morling of Emmetsburg and William N. Bliss of Mason City head the field as petitions pour in for their candidacies.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Supreme Court
Kh. A. Morling
Embdteburg
William N. Bliss
Mason City
Tokyo Buddhist Women’s University Planned by Sojiji Officials
Officials of the Sojiji head temple decide to establish a Buddhist women’s university in Tokyo. The project, costing an unspecified amount, will begin early next year and be completed within two years.
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Tokyo
Railway Time Tables CRE and P RASTBOUND and WESTBOUND
Railway timetable listings show CRE and P routes with RASTBOUND No 4 Golden State arrivals and departures at various stations. It includes Knoxville Branch schedules with local and freight trains and daily operations with agent notes and weekly adjustments.
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H. W. Russel
Local residents help with cemetery cleanup and weekend visits
Keota and nearby residents joined a Valley cemetery cleanup Monday as Mrs. Chas Churchill and daughters Maxine and Arlene spent time at the Andy Sheets residence in TaillErend. Several locals, including Irma Black and Christina Breitenbach, were noted visiting family and preparing for school openings.
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Valley Cemetery
Chas. Churchill
Maxine
Arlene
Andy Sheets
Taillerend
Bernice Bridges
Irma Black
Clark Pfeifer
Unk Ralston
Hedrick
W. J D.ucustine
Andy Sheett
Frank
Mr. Sheetz
George Frank
Lioyd Martin Sale
West Chester
Gene Breitenbach Jr
Breitenbach
Harvard University
Christina Breitenbach
State Teacher's College
Cedar Ralls
Ralph Augustine
Nel Cook
Rubio
Babe
Olive Pfeifer
Ralph Bauer
Carol
Norma
Alois Belter
Deal
Cravins
Sigourney
K‘ein
Andy Sheetz
Blanche Conrad
H. V. Frank’s
Fern Hertell
Martie Hieck
Chas, Churchill
Myrtle Frank
Alumni stage Fifty-Fifty at St Marys hall
Riverside records a well received three act play Fifty-Fifty by St Marys high school alumni with Leon Truxan Norbert Beateh Martin Walsh and others. The event filled the hall, refreshments followed, and a modest sum was raised.
Columbus schools close for inspirational institute in Wapello
Columbus Junction reports school will be closed Monday and Tuesday as faculty attend the Louisa county Inspirational Institute in Wapello. Speakers include Prof. C. P. Colgrove of Pasadena and Mrs. Julia B. Mayer Des Moines. Chapter CX of the P B O met at Miss Martha Butler’s home Monday evening. Mrs. T. Hugh Jones was
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
Louisa County Inspirational Institute
Wapello
C. P. Colgrove
Pasadena
Calif
Julia B. Mayer
Des Moines
Martha Butler
T. Hugh Jones
Valley Valley Dutch Creek Fair Draws Crowd Despite Road Conditions
The Dutch Creek Fair held last Thursday drew a good crowd despite poor roads. About 250 people were served for supper and the event ran through the day and evening.
Wisconsin Name Origin Tied to Masconsin River
The name Wisconsin derives from the Masconsin river as named by Vere Marquette. Early French documents spellings include Oulsconsing or Misconsing, reflecting a form meaning wild rushing channel.
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Wisconsin
Vere Marquette
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