Local News Sampler Highlights Visits and Prices
Mrs. A Frost visited Bile Point Saturday while Mrs. Lola Beverly saw relatives in Sioux City over Sunday. Henry Barrington arrived from Sioux City last Friday and works here. A few sacks of Bran at 1.00 and Shorts at 1.25 sold at Farmers Elevator. Akron Lumber Co promotes savings on lumber and tires. Rev. and Mrs. Meske visited Madison SD. Mrs. A A Wilson seeks further treatment in Sioux City hospital. Tanlac marketed as world’s best selling medicine. Numerous locals visit Sioux City and Hawarden for family ties and services. Community notices include sales, church events, and school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frost
Bile Point
Register-Tribune
Lola Beverly
Sioux City
Henry Barrington
Akron Electric Co
Akron Lumber Co
Mra. F. A. Meske
Madison
S. D
A. A. Wilson
Tanlac
Henry Dirks
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Akron Taimber Co
Luther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Arthur Finzen
Kirkman
Elinor Paulson
Union
Creek Luthor League
Milley
Miller Milling Co
Akron M
Mary Bradley
Tima ‘Stevens
M. “E. Ladies’ Aid
Hawarden Lodge
Vasper
Baptist Church
Elfen Lewis
A. B. Tresler
Hawarden
Lestar Stinton
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Don Terhune
Wayne Vargason
Mareh & Thorson
Floyd Hurt
Elk Point
Vera Warner
Miller
Miller Milling
C. Culpepper
Birmingham
Alabama
W. W. Meredith
Elizabeth Meredith
Edith Martin
Waldo Huliker
Norris
James G.hays
Iowa City
Oakdale
Tanlae
March & Thorson
Henry Malmgren
Sioux Valley
Township
Union County
Nineteenth Avenue
Oakland
Cal
Westvold
Rochester
Thorwald Thorson
Forest City
Rudolph Anderson
W. J. Brunner
Farmers’ Grain Co
Gustaf Anderson
Ell
J. R. Hays
Akron Eléctric Co
Ladies” Aid of the Christian Church
Sunday Comes on Saturday Evangelist to Speak in Akron
Rev. W. A. Sunday from Sioux City will address Akron Opera House Saturday at 10 in the morning. A large audience is expected. An offering will go to the Winona Lake Bible Fund. All churches invited. small children should stay away. Mrs Rodeheaver, Mrs Asher and pianist Mr Matthews to assist. committee notes Akron.
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Akron Opera House
W. A
Sioux City
Sunday
Hinty
Winona Lake Bible Fund
Akron
Rodeheaver
Asher
Matthews
Ecity and
War Finance to Advance 50 Million for Iowa Farmers
The War Finance Corporation will lend up to 50 million dollars to Iowa farmers and stockmen under a revised set of terms. After talks between Des Moines officials Jno Cavanaugh and B K Kauffman and the board, the agency adjusted conditions to align with Iowa banking practices. Bankers, previously reluctant, are expected to participate as regulations become less draconian. Cavanaugh and Kauffman anticipate large advances, remarking that the move could greatly relieve Iowa credit strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Finance Corporation
Iowa
Jno
Cavanaugh
B. K. Kauffman
Des Moines
Loan Agency For
U . Aoe
LeMars goats glands transplant therapy sparks medical history claim
Ten people in LeMars believe a goat glands transplant era is near as Drs Fettes McPhaden outline a technique superior to prior methods. Dozens in the area have seen benefit and about fifty healthy goats await use as energy renewal is linked to replacing worn organs, with goats' glands touted as a future everyday procedure.
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Grand Hospital
LeMars
LéMars
Globe-Poiat
A. M. Tettes
Fettes
A. ¢. McPhaden
le- Mars
McFhaden
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Raise Alarm Across Iowa Counties
The hog cholera situation is serious with outbreaks in multiple counties. Dean CG Stange of Iowa State College urges immediate vaccination and separation of sick hogs to curb a potential epidemic. Plymouth county led losses last year with 9,850 hogs, while town and others show rising numbers. overall state losses neared 261,000 hogs in 1920 and may exceed that in 1921 without precautions.
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CG. H. Stange
Iowa State College
Plymouth County
Sioux
Jasper
Hardin
Allamakee
Ringgold
Iona
Engineers to Test Fuela Costs of Oil and Coal
Reports from Town State College Engineering Experiment Station outline tests comparing coal and oil as home heating fuels. Oil offers less ash and cleaner handling but higher cost. coal remains under study to provide an unbiased, under equal conditions assessment. The article also notes Iowa State College guidance promoting cornmeal use with several recipes including cornbread, croquettes, and a corn crisps dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Experiment Station
Town State College
Iowa
Eda Lord Murphy
Iowa State College
Forming Good Reading Habits With The Youths Companion
Parents seeking to mold good reading habits should bring home a periodical that interests all ages. The Youths Companion promises entertainment and instruction for teens, with every page offering material for both old and young. Subscriptions for 1922 include 62 issues plus 1921 remainder, home calendar, and an option to add MecCall's Magazine for fashion insights, all priced at 2.50 or 3.00.
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Youth's Companion
Companion
MecCall‘s
Monthly Authority
Commonwealth Ave
St. Pauli St
Boston
Masa
In Jail Charged With Horse Stealing
Julius Rosberg filed information against Harry Burges of Perry township charging theft of two horses. Justice W S Freeman presided as the case was noted after Sheriff Max- entered the record on October 16.
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LeMars Globe-Post
West
Middle West
Plymouth County
W. S. Freeman
Julius Rosberg
Harry Burges
Perry Township
Max
Man Pleads Not Guilty and Is Bound Over in County Case
He pleaded not guilty and waived a hearing. Justice Freeman bound him over to the December term under a $2,000 bond. Unable to furnish the bond, he remains in the county jail.
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Justice Freeman
Droughty Weather Tied to Abnormal Global Pressure Changes
The Weather Bureau reports an unusually dry season caused by shifts in atmospheric pressure worldwide. A mild 1920-21 winter and a probable rise in Atlantic and Pacific barometer levels altered rainstorm paths, reducing moisture across the United States and sharply cutting crop yields. Subscribe for the Register-Tribune, $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Feed Required to Make Beef on Corn Belt Farms
Data from the USDA on 84 994 steers fattened on Corn Belt farms over two winters show feed needs to gain 100 pounds. Start weight averaged 786 pounds, final 1070 pounds, gain 284 pounds in 174 days. Feed per 100 pounds gain: 880 pounds grain, 62 pounds concentrates, 391 pounds dry roughage, 863 pounds silage, plus 20 days pasture. Additional trials across several states study grass fattening with or without supplements and milk calf development costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missour
Wisconsin
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