13 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
1
Meadow Grove Rev Antrim preached in Battle Creek. Hartington and Newcastle visits noted. World War II era updates include trains, farms, births, and deaths. South Sioux City crimes and injuries reported with multiple holdups and a pool hall shooting. Community socials and church events appear alongside court and school news.
The Red Cross urges Dakota County to donate old clothes shoes and blankets for France Belgium and Italy to aid those harmed by the Germans. Mrs Louis Larson leads the March clothing drive aiming to collect at least 10 000 tons for overseas relief and to safeguard the health and lives of millions.
Rev C R Lowe argues against the No Beer No Work slogan linking labor unions to prohibitions and economic strain. He asserts majority rule, warns of potential strikes, compares to the Whisky Rebellion, and urges steady public support to enforce prohibition without open rebellion.
March 1 the Farm Bureau executive committee elected a new Home Demonstration Agent to replace Miss Matie Hall who resigned in January. Miss Mabel Jane McMurry from the University Extension Service visits this week to discuss refinishing old furniture and home care. Poultry expert Mr H M Wells arrives March 26 20 for county meetings with plans to schedule sessions by request.
A furniture refinishing session led by Misa Mabel J McMurray will be held Friday March 14 at 1 00 pm at the home of Mrs C R Lowe. Ladies should bring a piece of furniture and an apron and supply listed materials such as enamel finish brushes varnish remover mineral wool turpentine and sandpaper.
Nebraska researchers say most seed corn should be normal this year though a general elimination test by the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture may confirm quality. Early tested seed needs checks to ensure proper curing. random samples showing 5 or even 0 percent germination are seldom accepted as proof of good seed. Little difficulty is expected in Nebraska this year.
For sale a few hundred bushels of Marquis wheat and a brand new carriage offered by Patrick Jones of Hubbard Nebraska. Purchaser may inspect and arrange terms locally.
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