Institute Arrangements and Talks at County Institute
The program for the county institute lists Wednesday February 14 events including addresses by President C. Bi Hutching and papers on beef cattle care and feeding. Thursday features dairy cow topics and a panel discussion on profitable cow raising and feed security. Friday covers dairy farming finish topics and home life training, with elections and school topics to close. The institute also includes discussions on homework for teachers and patrons and other agriculture subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednnsday
C. Bi-Hutching
J. A. Zunke
Joh Wellenderf
Nellie Salisbury
Single
von Erdewyk
Elinefelter
Mason City
Eerlentt Felter
Baltar
Uis
Boaldes
Gora Wodder
Portland News Meeting and Health Updates
Tha G A S will meet with Mrs O L Phelps on Saturday. Fox returns to work at Bancroft depot after eight weeks of chicken pox entertainment. Mr and Mrs Manpo rejoice with well wishes, boys improving. Charles Fox had a serious incident Friday as trials conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Phelps
Hl-Fox
Bancroft Depot
Drs. O- Manp
Neog
Charles Fox
Burt Creamery and Local Industry Notes Amid County Reports
County news notes report Burt Creamery year results with 42 993 19 paid out and butter costs of 170 cents per pound, butter fat at 19.67 cents, test 2.75, yield 4.43 percent, and price per pound 74.37 cents. Officers listed as John Barr president, Augustian secretary, C. N. Blossom treasurer. Wesley Mining Company described with four story building and Julius Run eis as president. Also notes two young ladies and a gentleman held up near German Valley after a dance. fire risk near Armstrong Journal correspondent reports. Local business mentions Whittemore Creamery investment of 19000 dollars, Spurudok Co. of Algona, and lists church pulpit announcements alongside upcoming harvest fever in Swea area.
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Burt Creamery
Abd of
John Barr
Augustian
C. N. Blossom
L. Driver
Anderson
Coun
Kossuth
Wesley’ Mining Company
Julius Runeis
N. Studer
Ed Kuna
X. Way
Trenanrer
H. Kunz
Armatrong Journal
H. Warner
Tre
D. R
Growl
Northwood
Eye
Bancroft
Geo
Boyle
Algona
Weslay
Mike ‘Mathers
St."Benedict Church
George Jager
Anna Mathejs
Éditora
Titonica Notes and Local News Roundup
Mrs John Rippentrap dies at her Titonica home two miles north. W G Campbell appointed manager of Lewla House in Titonica. Swea City housing demand rises as The Herald reports. Titonians organize a school flag project. Rev Eggleston conducts revival at Lone Rock Col Bala delivers last lecture in Jurt course. Revival meetings begin this week at M E church. Chauncey Chipman ill with quinsey. Miss Mae Nichols back from Minneapolis and renting dressmaking space. Epworth League forms Bible study class. Mrs Meigs returns from Chicago to cheering friends. Miss Maude Shaeffer completes first term of shape and stays at home. Miss Leot Millis recovers from tonsillitis and resumes duties. Mr Clint Howls family to move soon. Miss Marie and Mr Ed Wadricon visit over weekend. Burt residents praise new editor and wife. Ollie Richards signs as new clerk at Cal & Co. Little Rachel Whitfield honored with thirty red chairs for Sabbath school. Mrs Carte Bourne and Miss Lou Millis lead the department. Abbie Goodwin recovering from blood poisoning from a January sore. Mr and Mrs W W Annis return from Alamakes County. Mr and Mrs Conrad Herian hosted a pleasant Friday night surprise. Center school joined home of Capt Coo Friday. Mrs Abba Gilman visited Algoway. Mrs Adam Palmer reportedly on slak Hat. Edgar and Wilbur Handegan plan trip to Ames to visit kin. Ray Cook of Hobart preached at Good Hops. Genevieve brings her parents. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Tjaden next Thursday.
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John Rippentrap
Titonica
W. G. Campbell
The
Herald
Swea City
Titonics
Eggleston
Lone Rock
Col
Bala
M. E. Ebarch
Col. Bala
Chauncey Chipman
Quinsey
Mae Nichols
Minneapolis
Foley
Stota
Epworth League
Meigs
Chicago
Maude Shaeffer
Leot Millis Tas
Clint Howls
Marié
Ed Wadricon
Burt People
Ollie Richards
Cal & Co
Little Rachel Whitield
Carte Bourne
Lou Millis
Abbie Goodwin
Edgar
Wibur Handegan
Ames
Harrison Happenings and Local Developments
News items from Harrison report H McAnich returning from Webster City and Amnes traveling there for business, Ben Hill staying on the farm after county events, a graphophone exhibit at Slater school house during a literary entertainment, John Jordan active in cattle and hog trade, wintering stock dead at Wealot and Ledyard farms, many hogs lost, buildings under construction including new barns in the area, Charley Wanna visiting Clinton and Clay counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McAnich
Webster City
Ben Hill
Hardin
John Jordan
Hig Stock Farm
Wealot
Ledyard
Charley
Wanna
Clay County
Clinton, Ore
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