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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

8

Dairy cow care urged to boost Iowa butter output

Prof Hugh G Van Pelt showcased dairy cow management at Cedar Rapids urging Iowa farmers to improve feeding, selection, and breeding. He said 1,409,000 cows yield nearly 60 million dollars annually and 43 1 3 percent produce no profit, calling for better sires and careful milk testing to identify unprofitable cattle.

Cedar Rapids Hugh. G. van Pelt Waterloo Prof. van Pelt Iowa

Reward Offered for Frank Degier Capture in Muscatine

Governor Carroll in partnership with County Attorney Pepper announces a $300 reward for the capture and conviction of Frank Degier, a young man sought by Muscatine authorities for the alleged killing of his father.

Guv. Carroll Pepper Muscatine Frank Degier

Keota’s Civil War Cannon Keeps Local Pride Alive

The Iowa town Keota honors a Parrott 20-pound siege gun called Major General Parrott. Battlescars mark its wooden carriage as the G A R post maintains its care, a symbol of pioneer spirit and community celebrations.

Keota Iowa Parrott

Harlan statue completed in Iowa for national capitol

Miss Nellie V. Walker of Appanoosa county has finished the heroic statue of Senator James A. Harlan. The eight foot bronze cast, cost five thousand dollars, is in Chicago awaiting Iowa’s state purchase action and potential Washington ceremony. The Kirkwood statue by Vinnie Ream-Hoxle is not finished.

Nellie V. Walker Appanoosa County James A. Harlan Chicago National Capitol Iowa Hayward Washington Kirkwood Vinnie Ream-Hoxle Iowa City Harlan

Dubuque Plans Aggressive Business Organization

Dubuque moves toward a tightly organized effort to boost the city’s commercial interests. Business leaders form a militant, focused group aimed at city upbuilding and coordinated action. In Iowa, many cities use similar associations to manage public-interest matters as they evolve. Des Moines ministers debate possible changes to Sunday funeral practices.

Dubuque Iowa

Body Turns To Stone In Ohio Grave Discovery

Orrville officials found the casket weighty as workers attempted to move it for exhumation. Upon opening, the corpse of Homan appeared turned to stone and his beard changed from gray to glossy black, prompting a Waterloo bound transport per Cedar Falls Record.

Orrville Ohio Waterloo Mr. Homan Homan Minneapolis Samuel Pinkerton Blmwood

State to start large scale sheep raising in institutions

Chairman Cownie of the state board of control says Iowns will begin raising sheep at all state institutions, mirroring hogs and cattle programs. The Charles City city council voted 2000 dollars for a new fire wagon.

Iowns Cownie State Board of Control Charles City

Coughing Burst Blood Vessel Cure Proposed in Five Hours

A medical writer claims coughing bursts blood vessels frequently and promotes a five hour cure using a prescription with wild cherry bark, cardiol essence, and white pine syrup. The remedy involves frequent dosing for four hours then reduced use, advising caution with children and warning about dangers of patent medicines and alcohol.

Love of Work Boosts Contentment and Honest Effort

A discussion on loving one’s job argues that genuine contentment comes from intelligent, honest labor. It cites Brander Matthews on loving work, contends those who shirk never truly love their duties, and notes training aims to pair skill with attractiveness in tasks.

Lfe Brander Matthews

Relieved Eczema Case Ends With Cure After Two Ointment Uses

A reader from Little Rock recounts severe eczema lasting twelve months. After trials and failures, two or three applications of Cuticura Ointment plus Soap and Pills relieved the itching completely, with a full cure noted by October 2007. The tale includes an odd public notice about a British royal wealth rumor.

Henry Searle Little Rock Ark Potter

Remedy touted as lagrippe preventive by western doctors

The Houston Post notes a whiskey based tonic claimed by several western physicians to prevent and rapidly cure bad colds and lagrippe. The recipe includes one ounce compound balmwort, two ounces glycerine, and half a pint of whiskey with a dose of a tablespoonful three to six times daily.

Woman Makes First Southern Tunis Crossing In Tiny Auto

A French novelist Myriam Harry becomes the first woman to cross the Shott Jerid salt marsh desert in southern Tunis by small automobile. The region is famed for swallowing caravans and depths up to 1,200 feet in places. The report blends travel feat with eclectic quotes and ads from the era.

Tunis Shott Jerid de Lesseps Myriam Harry

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