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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

2

Markets Report from Chicago and St Joseph détaillés

Hog market receipts at 28 000 with prices 10 to 15 cents higher and top at 7.20. Cattle receipts 2 900 with yearlings 11.25 and steers 9.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 10 000 with fatty market active. Butter higher with creamery extras 38 to 39 percent. Wheat corn and other futures listed with July Sept Dec quotes. St Joseph cattle receipts 600 and hogs 4 000 with steady to higher prices. Sheep receipts 1 500 with spring lambs 14.50 to 16.00 and clipped lambs to 14.50.

Chicago St. Joseph

Farm Bureau and Co-operative News Rally Day in Union County

The Boys and Girls Club Rally Day at McKinley Park drew about seventy five club members and parents under clear sun. Reports highlight club leaders and divisions in clothing poultry and boys pig clubs with plans for a bigger 1924 rally and district poultry schooling in Creston.

RaYy Union County McKinley Park Park Auditorium Forbes Extension Department Dunnigan Farmer's Wife St. Paul Geo. Swan E. B. Hartmen Lincoln EB Harkness FE. R. Wycoff F. Britten Platte J. Corneilson Creston Union Clarke Adams Decatur Ringgold Taylor Ames Lapp

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Gut Relief

A testimonial claims four years of decline reversed after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The user reports relief from catarrh of the stomach, bloating, and colic after a course, alleging the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation and can treat stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Newcomb & Matthews advertise nationwide availability.

Mayr Newcomb & Matthews

Better Health for Women With Lydia Pinkham’s Compound

A Lynn Massachusetts advertising claim reports fifty thousand survey replies from women showing 98 percent benefited or restored to health by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice urges women to try the old fashioned root and herb remedy for ailments peculiar to women and promises better health for American women.

Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

Madison County Farm News Schedule of Farm Bureau Meetings

Schedule of Farm Bureau gatherings from Monday June 18 booster day for Girls Clubs with supervision by Miss Buchanan and Miss Ahrens through Friday June 22. Includes nutrition talks, club meetings, law drill, tax question discussions and a sectional picnic June 23 with W. Hunt as main speaker and inter-township sports and music.

Farm Bureau City Park Miss Buchanan Victor Talking Machine Company Ahrens Club Extension Department Nutrition Training Macksburg School Lincoln Township Jay Mount Chas. Clark Ralph Schoenenberger Will Baker Peru Alexander Jefferson Township Herman Marquardt Senator Smith Winterset Methodist Church Grand River Township Macksburg Douglas Township Jack Smith

Cuffs Tie Instead Of Fastening On New Blouses

The cuffs of many new blouses and frocks are tied rather than fastened in the usual way. The tied ends then become a decorative feature of the sleeves.

Feather Fans Show Ostrich and Glycerined Varieties

A note highlights new feather fans made from ostrich plumes and a glycerined stringy variety. The blend yields a very good effect and reflects fashion preferences of the time.

Poultry School and County Picnics Planned in Greenfield

Adair County Farm Bureau announces a two day Poultry School in Greenfield on June 25 26 with experts from Iowa State College teaching culling and feeding. Also planned are county picnics June 19 20 21 and 23 with speeches by Lorensman and gatherings at Howe and four townships. Cattle relish sweet clover. alfalfa yields boosted by liming. a new hog raising system emphasizes clean housing red clover forage and minimal tankage with Johnson reporting 93 pigs and 17 sows thriving on clover pastures.

Greenfield Ames Cass Guthrie Dallas Madison Iowa State College Wm. Lapp Lapp Farm Bureau Pinics Farm Bureau Adair County Lorensman Marble Rock Iowa Lincoln Jefferson Harrison Grove Howe Union Orient Grand River Lee Wallace Richland Washington Jackson Summerset Brushchurch Summit Walnut Eureka Prussia Fontanelle John Norton Norton C. M. Riggin Grove Township A. E. Johnson Adair P. C. Wiechmann A E. Johnson Mr. Johnson Mr Johnson

Iowa Farm Bureau weighs feeder cattle cooperative plan

Des Moines June 15 P The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation may delay decisive action on a proposed statewide cooperative feeder cattle buying program due to missing county reports. Secretary C W Hunt notes only a small portion of the 100 county bureaus have reported. while sentiment is favorable the extension hinges on county input. Hunt endorses the plan for saving money, improving feeders, and disease control, as farmers in Iowa have bought feeders widely in the past. Farm bureau picnics continue across the state with J F Coupe assisting and visiting Winnebago and Osceola counties.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation C. W. Hunt Hunt Iowa Midwest

Doughty Dairy Farm Sold Near Grundy Center

A land sale near Grun dy Center valued farmland at $4657 per acre. The dairy farm on the town edge owned by K. S. Doughty changed hands in the recent transaction drawing attention from Hamilton County farmers.

Grundy Center K. S. Doughty

Webster City chamber finds vacation contract for farm help

The Webster City chamber of commerce devised a vacation contract to ease farm labor shortages. Many school boys accepted farm work, providing partial relief. Missouri farmers led by Howard A. Cowden toured creameries in northeast Iowa and planned to visit Wisconsin and Minnesota, with a return tour through northwestern Iowa dairying areas.

Chamber of Commerce of Webster City Missouri Howard A. Cowden The Missouri Farmers Association Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota

Executrix Notice in Estate of John Roeder Deceased

Clara Roeder announces appointment as executrix by the District Court of Union County Iowa on June 7 1928 all creditors must present claims certified for allowance and debtors must pay the estate by the court dates June 8 15 22 publication dates provided

John Roeder District Court Union County Iowa Clara Roeder

Robin Hood Hats Styled In Felt And Fabric

Hat fashions feature small Robin Hood style caps with long sweeping feathers. The garments appear in felt and fabric and are often set in hunter green as a common color choice.

Robin Hood

Hair Groom Ad Claims All Day Style Without Grease

An advertisement touts a hair grooming jar sold at drugstores for a few cents. It promises to keep unruly hair combed all day in any chosen style without sticky, greasy or smelly residue.

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Cash Market Report Farm Bureau and Co-Operative News Poultry House United States C. Keith Northwestern Life City Hall Travelers Insurance CO Jos. E. Wright Iowana Stryker & Spriggs Law Ide-Richardson Waggoner Photo Studio First National Bank Winter, Kenneth H. Winter & Davenport Lawyers Montgomery Street Aundry Pine Carl B. Boone H. Maple Street Creston, Iowa Goodsell & Goodsell Chamberlain's C. E Madison County Farm News Monroe Wabster Co. W. Hunt Federation Adair County Farm Bureau Verime State Owa Hamilton County Standard Oil Company Indiana Standard Oil Pine and Hill Sts Seeberger Garage W. Adams St Independent N. Pine St McLaughlin & Son Cromwell H. A. Tripp Kent, Iowa B. L. Petrie E. F. Hull Spaulding R. E. McKeeman
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