Local notices from Dakota county and surrounding towns
A compilation of social news and visits from Santee to Homer and nearby towns. Residents attend Christmas gatherings, funerals, and family dinners in Sioux City, South Sioux City, Lyons, Emerson, Ticonic, Bronson, and Walthill. Several acknowledgments note travelers, guests, and upcoming sales.
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Sioux City
Writhill
Will Estill
Homer
Win Beeken
South Sioux City
W. H. Mason
Lena
Rosalie
Ralph Afnson
Pender
Dave Beacom
Walthill
Dakota County
Beacorm
Hi Stronathy
Pende
Sioux City Tribune
M. J. Sutton
Gerald
Ticonic, Ia
Mrs
Frank Court
Emerson Enterprise
Zita Clark
Jackson
Emerson
Bill Hartnett
Hubbard
Julia Kerwin
Clara Blume
George Harris
Marie
Harris
John Church
Mary Harris
George
Chas. Rockwell
M.draper
Jeff Taylor
Col. Rasdal
John Critz
Farmers Gather in Lincoln For January Agriculture Week
Lincoln hosts organized agriculture from January 19 to 24 with groups including the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers and multiple state farm groups. The Nebraska State Poultry Association the Nebraska Corn Improvers Association and the Nebraska State Florists Society hold annual shows during the week with national speakers Wednesday afternoon. On January 23 J R Howard from Clemons Iowa and national bureau leader will address the Nebraska Farm Bureau Association meeting. The Herald price is $1.50 per year.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska Association of Fair Mansions
Nebraska Co Improvers' Association
Nebr
Nebraska Swine Bree Association
Nebraska Honey Producers’ Association
Nebraska State Poultry Association
Nebraska Farm Equipment Association
Nebraska State Florists’ Society
Nebraska Farm Bureau Association
Nebraska Home Economics Association
Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Nebraska
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association
Nebraska Galloway Breeders’ Association
Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association
National Note
J. R. Howard
Clemens
American Farm Burdeau Federation
Iowa State Farm Bureau
Morgenthau Pleads for Help In Near East Relief
Former ambassador Henry Morgenthau urges aid for Armenian refugees in the Near East, arguing Americans must share resources to prevent famine, exposure, and further suffering amid ongoing war consequences. notes past philanthropic ties and the need for swift action. Also reports a local Webster County boys and girls cattle show with strong prices, including a high selling calf at $1,160 and average gains for short horns and Herefords.
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Turkey
Near East
America
Family of Nations
Iris
Debate on foreigners as agitators and government action
A written piece argues foreigners who become citizens threaten American social order. It supports stronger government powers, deportation as a deterrent, and Palmer's proposed laws to empower the judiciary to handle agitators. The author condemns anarchic speech and urges action against disruptive elements.
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Ma Goldman
Lenine
Czar Nicholas
Palmer
Judiciary Department
Home Demonstration Notes Miss Florence Atwood
A brief Home Demonstration Notes entry highlights Miss Florence Atwood serving as the Home Demonstration Agent. The note outlines her role, activities, and local community education efforts in domestic science and practical skills.
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Florence Atwood
The New Year Message on Fresh Meat Storage and Canning
The text emphasizes New Year optimism and offers practical guidance for meat preservation. It warns that sterilization cannot fix spoiled meat and urges thorough canning with fully sterilized jars and new rubber seals, stressing freshness as essential.
Washing Woolens: Careful Washing Instructions
The article advises using mild soap and lukewarm water for woolens and flannels, avoiding direct sea water and strong cleansers. Maintain constant temperature, avoid rubbing, rinse in same temp water, and air or gentle drying with shaping. To press if needed, use cheesecloth and a moderately hot iron after drying. Blankets follow the same method.
Tuberculosis In Live Stock Bulletin Describes Eradication
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin 1069 on tuberculosis in live stock outlines disease prevalence spread causes detection and eradication. It notes Nebraska law requiring dairy cows to be tested effective January 1 and offers guidance for control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Culture
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Thrice-a-Week World offer with Herald bundle price
The World promises extensive presidential and European coverage at a low rate. A combined one year subscription with The Herald costs $2.85, compared with $2.60 separately, highlighting value and extensive news.
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Salix
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Grace
Ralph
Kenneth
Riverside
James Collier
E. Squirer
Ponca
C. Jacobson
Wayne Herald
Elda Bridenbaugh
Herome
Dakota City
Osmond
RK. J. Hae
Blanche Christopherson
Crofton
Hartington
W. J. Markley
Las
Hazel Johnson
Last Chance Cafe
Stubbard
Lyons Mirror-Sun
H. A. Kelley
M. M. Warner
Oakland
Linton
the Herald
FORD
F.o.b
Detroit
Small & Rogers
Taurence
Goodwin State Bank
Morgenthau
Henry Morgenthau
Near Gaet Relief
United States
Near East Relief
Peace Conference
Underwood & Underwood
BERGMAN + GOLDMAN
The
Herald
Rev
C. R. Lowe
New York World
Jackson State Bank
Jackson, Nebraska
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