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Newspaper

Dakota City County Herald

Location

Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

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Local Exchanges Highlight Ongoing Social Visits and News

Milwaukee couple Mr and Mrs Joe Dearing visit at Harry Hills while Mrs Hill’s sister Mrs J J Sheldon and Miss Sylvia Lamson travel to Crofton. South Sioux City visitors Mr and Mrs T R Davidson stay with Mr and Mrs W A Patton in Ponca. J E Hart returns from Omaha to see daughter Mrs George Carter. J W Leedom’s three year old son critically ill. EK Chamberlain moves to South Sioux City with family. Eddie Raynor, jailed escapee, arrested again. accomplice Merry Lamb surrenders.

Dakota County Sunday School Association Meeting Schedule

The program for the Dakota County Sunday School Association spans Thursday and Friday October 20. Activities at Homer Lutheran Church include song services, devotions, and addresses by Miss Margaret Ellen Brown and Mr. W. H. Kimberly. Reports, nominating committee, and a basket picnic highlight a busy sessions agenda.

Margaret Ellen Brown Homer Mate Courter W. H. Kimberly Servier Margaret Enen Sal Fe Kimberly Walter Amen Sencey Mrtiga Mine USA

Farm Bureau Field Notes on Hog Cholera and Poultry Feed

Hog cholera continues to spread with multiple farms near Dakota City and Homer showing infections along with pneumonia in several herds. Advice urges strict sanitary measures and vaccination near infected herds. The Nebraskan College of Agriculture recommends a dry mash recipe for pullets and hens to support egg production and prevent overfeeding, with self feeder plans available from the Farm Bureau office.

Cry Nelson Jackson Herman Biecl Wood Park Walker’s Island Chas. Swanson Dakota City Lawrence Luir George Zentmire Salem Gribble S. FH. Bridenbaugh Horber Poultry Department Our State Agricultural College Nebraskan College of Agriculture Farm Bureau

Home Medicine Cabinet Demonstration In Dakota County

Miss Louise M. Murphy state home specialist visits Dakota County October 18 19 and 20 to fit a homemade medicine cabinet with essentials for emergencies. Meetings are at Emerson Fire Hall Tuesday 2 30 p m Elk Valley Church Wednesday 8 p m and Dakota City Court House Thursday 2 30 p m.

Geneva Louise M. Murphy Dakota Emerson Elk Valley Church Pigeom Creek Court House Jin Dakota City

Millinery Schools Run By Local Leaders Report Success

The Walker's Island millinery class led by Mrs KE. L. Iden and Mrs. L. H. DeForest completed a three session run with eleven hats made and $8.42 spent on new materials. Dakota City class met Friday under Mrs. S. A. Mason Mrs. M C Leamer and Mrs. Walter Miller with a paper dress form demonstration planned for Mrs. Story in Hubbard on October 8.

Walker's Island A. Mason Cg, Leamer Walter Miller Story Hubbard la A P

Dakota Chapter Mourns Sister Anni Dora Removal

A Dakota Chapter No 65 Eastern Star notice honors Sister Anni Dora who has died. The resolution expresses sorrow, comforts the bereaved family, and notes belief in eternal life beyond death. Includes a brief, unrelated verse from Farm Bureau News and a local herald motto.

Anni Dora Dakota Order of Eastern Star

Only a Dad and Bees in Wintering Notes

A Nebraska farm bureau note reflects on the duties of a father and the neglect of proper bee wintering. It stresses three essentials: stores, wind and cold protection, and space for brood rearing, with fall preparation key to a strong spring honey crop and reduced losses. It also mentions a forthcoming air show near Omaha in November.

United States

Palota Che School Notes Review of Events and Meetings

The article reports a social reception by the Wednesday Literary club for teachers, calls on parents to engage with school progress, and notes upcoming events. It mentions the State Teachers’ Association meeting in Omaha November 9 to 11, a teachers’ meeting at Emerson October 22, and a football game between the local team and Emerson High after the Emerson meeting.

State Teachers’ Association Omaha Emerson Emerson High

County School Notes Stress Regular Attendance and Civic Duty

Voss, superintendent for a number of weeks, warns that compulsory education hinges on regular attendance. He argues schools exist to educate and cultivate citizens, and enforcement of attendance is a civic duty and key to student citizenship and community well being.

Republic

Ordering Hog Cholera Serum and Virus from the Nebraska State Plant

Residents of Nebraska can obtain hog cholera serum and virus from the State Serum Plant at the College of Agriculture in Lincoln. Price is one cent per cubic centimeter for serum and virus, black leg vaccine is free. shipments go by express or parcel post to state institutions, with certain limitations.

The Agricultural College Nebraska State of Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln State Serum Plant County Farm Bureau

Alls Catarre I Bf An Allopathic Remedy Claim

An advertisement describes Alls Catarre I Bf as effective against frequent colds and acute Catarrh by cleansing the system and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims repeated attacks may require internal treatment and cites testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address.

cheney @ Co Toledo Ohio

Pruning and Winter Protection for Grapes

The article explains pruning as essential for grape productivity and notes it should be done before spring in most regions or after leaf fall in fall in colder areas. It describes tying vines, burying with 4 to 8 inches of dirt, optional shallow trenches for sandy soils, and covering with straw to reduce soil moisture loss and protect from dry winter winds.

Nebraska

Ownership Statement for The Dakota County Herald

The Dakota County Herald, published weekly in Dakota City Nebraska for October 11, 192K, declares John H Reany as editor publisher business manager and owner. It states no known bondholders mortgagees or other groups. Sworn before County Official Sherman McKinde y on the stated date.

Dakota County Herald Dakota City Nebr Nebraska John H Dakotaeguyy John Sherman Wo Mekindey County’ Tate

Mary Regrets In Letter to Porter For European Trip

A fragmentary note shows Mary cannot attend and sends regrets to Karl W. Porter, president of the Omaha Aorov¢lub. She plans to travel to Europe with Doug after Mr. Fairbanks completes his Virginian project and recalls memories of Rockwell Field and wartime hospitality.

Mary Regreto Porter Omaha Sandor Woys Europe Doug Anne Karl W. Porter

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Walthill J. J. Sheldon Sylvia Lamson Crofton Sioux City W. A. Patton Ponca George Carter M. J. Kneifl Miss Hynes Willis Qmeason Emerson Enterprise Nellie Curran Hibhard Leo Biede Agnes Jensen Rochville, Neb Frank Heeney E. J. Hollman Charlie Hollman Sol Smith Miss Hazel Winnebago J. W. Leedom W. E. McKinley Homer EK. P. Chamberlain South Siouxity Sherm Martin J. H Pilgrim South Sioux City Dakota County M. A. Fennell J. F. Deen Cordon Joe Leedom Gordon Journal Word Deens Shére Steunon Patrotnen Smith White Raynor Merry Lamb J. B. Mann the Folks Alwa Gordeons Ant Dakota County Sunday School Association Homer Lutheran Church Wood Werald Iowa G. F. Hughes, Co I. R. Greer Dakota City, Neb C. R. Young HOME Department OF the Farm Bureau Farm Bureau News the Herald Buffalo County Farm Bureau News Wintering Theos Omah America County Schoot Voss Pal Tee Reskwelly Field Rockwell Herald Fred Schriever & CO
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