Dairying If Feeds Fit the Farm Economy
The author argues dairy profit hinges on proper feeding and study of the science, citing experts from Iowa Wisconsin New York and Minnesota. He explains protein and carbohydrate roles, recommends a winter ration near 1 to 7 or 1 to 4, notes climate, stable warmth, and promises a nutrient table next week. August Miehe sold his farm and bought land southwest of 17, adjoining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Curtis
Iowa Agricultural College
Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural College
I. P. Roberts
New York
Haecker
Minnesota
Wolff
Wisconsin
Rich Gani Mide Chaised and Admirable Residence Grounds
The article notes Captain Soper has adorned his residence with a handsome fence costing over $400. It praises the new, stylish appearance and invites readers to visit and appreciate the work. The piece also mentions local land prices around 50 dollars per acre in nearby Anderdoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
Emmetsburg
They Don't Fight Over Syntax In Iowa Local GOP Notes
A clipped exchange from Swea City Herald references Hebron Springfield and Ger mania as core mentions while the Ledyard Leader hints at forthcoming actions. The quoted lines convey political tension and signaling ahead of a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Springfield
Germania
Swea City Herald
Ledyard
HINTON AT HOME DESCRIBES WYOMING RANCH LIFE
R A Hinton reports from Absarokee Wyoming where John Tintinger owns about 4000 sheep and Richard Hyves controls 2000 on shares. Other Whittemore settlers Dave Crawford and Winton praise mild winters, irrigation farming, abundant crops, excellent fishing, and social equality in a pioneer community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ri. A. Hinton
Whittemore
Absarokee
Wyoming
John Tintinger
John
Richard Hatch Hyves
Dave Crawford
Mr. Winton
Mechanical sculpting turns you into marble busts
The Saturday Evening Post describes a machine that makes marble portraits from a full set of around view photographs. A revolving pedestal captures images, then a marble block is carved by a sequence of traced outlines and rotational measurements. Artistic detail like ears and hair remains hand finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Masked Bob Veal In Salads Sparks Restaurant Dish Concerns
The state and local health boards probe bob veal traffic while diners report finding bob veal used as a substitute for chicken in salad at restaurants. In some top eateries chicken pieces dominate, but in others minced veal appears and arouses suspicion about quality and honesty. The restaurant operator, trusted for multiple outlets, faces scrutiny over sourcing and disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Local Health Board
New York
Bob Veal
Chamberlain's Pain Balm touted for paralysis relief
A reader from Logan county West Virginia credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with nearly curing partial paralysis after extensive treatment. The ad cites other cures for rheumatism sprains and bruises and notes the liniment is sold by druggists. Also appears: a property sale notice by Mrs Mantua J Hoxie and a gold and silver pawn ad by Dingley & Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeger Henderson Germett
Chamberlain
Gee
R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Local notes from the parish: barns rise and trades move
Special correspondence reports brisk activity around town. Arndorfer and Lichteig haul lumber for Frank Arndorfer’s barn while a shingling bee completes work. Several residents travel to South Dakota to buy land, sell farms, or inspect properties. The community also enjoys baseball, social events, and local commerce with carts, harnesses, and creamery updates. notable items include farm sales, new equipment, and a 24 pound cabbage showcase.
Bancroft Items on Builders and Departures
Lumber and bricks lay on the ground for the new black. Workmen began today to push the construction. Hon. Sam Mayne left last Wednesday for Texas to establish a new home. Harsley and Colcord took his law books and business. Rev O M Bond left for Algona to attend the M E conference. A land-seeking group of about thirteen from this place formed a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mayne
Texas
Sam
Harsley & Colcord
O. M. Bond
Algona
M. E
Garret Deatsch
L. DeGraw
George Munch
F. Mittag
Lotts Creek
Chicago
J.W. Droessler
Dakota Land
Bancroft
Woodman Hall
O. W. McMurray
Beder Alger
Redfield
South Dakota
Peter Hriethe
Lone Rock
North Dakota homesteads and other moves noted
Fourteen people traveled this morning for North Dakota seeking homesteads and investments. Local residents listed include Guy Taylor of Algona Bram Watkins of Burt and many others visiting, selling cattle, buying land and planning projects. A phrenologist event and a stock auction are mentioned along with social events and school district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Lone Rook Iteme
Guy Taylor
Algona
Bram Watkins
Burt
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B. F. Crose
Samson & Crose
OPERA
Algona, Iowa
H. Huyke
Algona Orchestra
August Sterzbach Chas, Crammond
Etta Klingler
The
Durdall
Kossuth County Abstract Co
Gro. C
Cann
Prust
Wiexin
V-T
Rest
C.J. Noxser
Seey
John Schu & CO
Otto Falkenhainer
Go “Moe’s Meat Market
Heinze'’s
Moe Bros
Shelley & Pettibone
Burbank
Our Farm Department
August Miehe
Ng Town
Anderdoi
Seeshikest City Herald
R. A. Hinton
Great West
Algona Milling & Grain Co
Dingley & Pugh
M. J. Arndorfer
Peter Lichteig
Jno
Rosenmeier
Force
Frank Arndorfer
Geo. B. Ludwig
Tisa Boy
Frank van Eerdewyk
Breda
Iowa
Otto Germann
Nic Mathers
Joe
Mike
George
Nic Witte
Joe Iinges
Mike Matern
Henry Depper
N. L. Niverot LaVerne
Bohn
W. Mathers
Fred J. Kock
Tno
von Mulert
M. Studer
Ed. Kunz
Wesley
Wm. Kirschbaum’s
St. Benedict
Deitering & Johning
Frank McCorkle
Rank Hanmer
Nic Matheis
C. WH. Hinckey
Corwith
C. KR. Lichtenberg
Farmer van Erdewyk
Dos. Langel
Hetzel Farm
A. D. Clarke & Co
Woodford, Wheeler & Tompkins
Seosrooden
Ortonville, ‘Inn
Kossuth County
Peter Kriethe
Prances
Mrs. Angus
J. Elvidge
Elvidge
Gardner Cowles
Jacob Johnson
Durward Walker
Walker Bros
Spink County
Rapid City
McCain Bros. & Co
Plum Creek
John McWhorter
Ed. Bohn
Guy Clapsaddle
Clear Lake
Ged. Zeigler
John Reichhoff
Kansas
Jenkinson
Rice
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