Brayton Church Directory and Local Notes
Brayton and Oakfield community items outline church services at the Baptist church with Sunday school and evening preaching, plus revival meetings near Kimballton. The column lists a flood of residents and visitors, farm trades, moved families, stock sales, illnesses, travel, and social events across Brayton, Oakfield, and area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Grevamuhl
William Rorick
Doctor Kooh
Bendixen Wall
Brayton
Professor Enenbach
Arcadia
Carroll County
C. M. Wilcox
Kimballton
Hls. Wattles
Carson
Dena Beck
Extra
G. L. Bisom
Miller
Sarah
Farming Institute Tips for Maximum Dairy Profit
An address from a farmers institute outlines practical steps to boost dairy profits. Emphasizes breeding, housing, clean barns, proper feeding, and regular testing for butterfat to ensure each cow yields strong returns. Advocates consistent milking routines, fresh water, and careful record keeping for nutrition and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenrickson
Dirry
Aviuk
Oakfield
Kerntein
Marion
Borelen
Wright
Breeding and Managing Horses on the Farm for Profit
Journal or treatise by J.C. Hardman from February 1901 discusses profitable horse farming. It covers breeding goals, feeding, exercise, and management of draft horses, noting April foalings, stall housing, and pasture care. It praises Clydesdales after a livestock show and argues for maintaining strong draft mares on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY J.C. Wardman
Lote
USA
Tate
Oyet
J.C. Hardman
Anecdotes of Lincoln Cautious Talks With Newspaper Workers
An old Washington reporter recalls Lincoln’s cautious handling of war news at the White House. He describes a pivotal moment when editors sought details after a telegram claimed Union victory and Lincoln urged restraint to protect public sentiment. The reminiscence extends to Lincoln’s last hours as told by witnesses including Alex Williamson, detailing the night watch and the dying president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Nigut
War Department
Lincoln
Washington
White House
Stundt
Cheprtit
Wekebury
Bec
Vicksburg
Altairs
Peraps
Burg
Tlincota
Tle
Lnte
Charles Sabin Taft
Mount Vernon
New York World
Miller
Alex Williamson
Brooklyn
Williamson
Tuor
Chicago
William B. Williamson
Stanton
Tad
Dan
Papa
Lincoln Ing
Marshal Philips
General Molga
Barnes
Benson's Porous Plaster Crowned for Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Benson's Porous Plaster as the superior medicated remedy for coughs colds chest diseases rheumatism grip neuralgia kidney trouble back pain and other winter ailments. It warns against imitation plasters and notes 6000 physicians and druggists endorse the product with fifty five awards in official comparisons. Seabury Johnson Mfg Chemists New York offer postage paid orders and 25 cent pricing with direct sale through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Lenson
United States
Seabury & Johnson
Mfg
N.Y
Mrs Pinkham's Friends Letters on Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Readers praise Lydia E Pinkham’s V S Compound with thirty years of trust. Women write for free confidential advice. Mrs Pinkham claims to have helped a million. Address listed as Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Plans filed to complete Cherokee Hospital for the Insane
Des Moines Heb 16. Plans and specifications for completing the Cherokee Hospital for the Insane were filed with the board yesterday and bids are due March 1. The work covers rear buildings, boiler house, power house, coat sheds, connecting corridors and interior fittings of the main building. Outlay expected at not less than 300 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Asylum
Des Moines
Heb
Cherokee Hospital For the
Hoiler
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Qanfeld
Directory of Baptist Church
Junior Society
Moeting
Ervier ‘Moeting
Neal Martin
John T. Jenking & Company
Oakfield Academy
Koob
Antela Hanson
Braylon
Roscoe Clark
S. B. Clark
Nebraska
Frank Smith
Ballard
Bowery
Mise Chyletena Thouipsor
Audubon
Ami Mes “Sheemaker
Chris Thompson
Beauron
Marion Donkling
Pen
Jenkins & Ally
Calvin Diinick
Hamlin Township
Dividl Beers
Lafo Simpson
Imother
Bata
Michel Simpson
Ward Sith
Tyner
Frank Wreemin
Day Walker
Oklahoma
Vauntey
Towa
Jesse Beek
Clinton Vounty
Ton Hardwick
Oakwood Stock Park
Mr. Gingery
Mr. Hardman
Henson
Viele
Hallock
Henry Piliick
Daipgaard
Jaet
Charley Bison
Rogera
Arkansas
Charley
Kirk Merrick
Boton
Shelby County
John Koob
John Koob and Family Formerly Lived In, Close To the Bank of
Braytono
John Nelson
M. E. Jenking
Journal
John
G. G. Wall
Cigar Ratory
Davenport
Niels P. Unegh
Farmers Institute
Niels
Igeneral
Nela Sorenson
James McGovern
Nels Sorensen
Green Bay
Horace Bartlett
Charley Britton
Morace
lMorace
Family
Turd Clark
Clark Lidl
Peter Anderson
Wite
Oregon
J. GC. Wardman
Winder
Anin
Chia
McDariytt
Tard
Bullermakera
Bariiers
J Po Nielsen
Valley
Th. Henvicken
Oakfield Township
Ada
Hug Breyt
MeGovern & Bisum
Ani
George Dese
Unete LP
Hallock Ad
Brink Gree
Pineaday
Frank
John Noon
Ian
Marion Jenkine
Frank Freenan
Abe
Pern Anderson
Ned Wood
Keese
Percy
John Willie Cannon
L P, Hallock
Reese
Percy Hallock
Eati
Mra
Greer
Blanton
Cnion
DeWitts
Wores
W. A. Bamler
Mrs. Pinkham
Salzer
Sau Secur
Penaj Petal
Glovers
WEST
Iowa
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