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Newspaper

Decorah Republican

Location

Decorah, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1916

Page

8

Spraying Proves Worthwhile in H M Underwood Orchard

Greene township grower H M Underwood sprayed four times this season at 39.6 cents per tree and harvested 750 bushels from 143 trees. Sprayed trees averaged 7.95 bushels each versus 4.12 for unsprayed, with 91.97 percent clean fruit on sprayed trees and 7.3 bushels of clean fruit on unsprayed. Clean fruit sold $1–$2 vs $0.50–$0.75 for unclean. net per-tree advantage of spraying about 6.194. Bulletins available from Cooperative Extension in Jefferson Town.

Ben Davis Sheriff Underwood Office of Cooperative Extension Jefferson Town

Trapper Funds School By Catching Skunks and Minks

A student on a farm near a town of about 1500 people turns trapping into income to finish high school. After initial failure, he rewrites his trap setup and earns 50 dollars for a haul of skunks minks and muskrats, totaling ninety dollars over two months, enabling him to continue schooling.

Dick van Eldik

Making the Man

A Fredericksburg News meditation on farm life and the growling dawn of corn harvest. The piece follows a farm boy's grueling morning routine from four o'clock wakefulness to a sunlit return, highlighting grit, stamina, and the reward of a full barnyard and field.

Fredericksburg Barney Daze

Chinese Eggs Shake Up American Breakfast Trade

A Boston firm opened an egg preserving plant in Shanghai handling 300000 eggs daily. Eggs are frozen or dried and shipped to the US in scrambled form to compete with American eggs for bakery use. Chinese workers process and grade the product, while American poultrymen are urged to focus on fresh local eggs.

John Chinaman New Yankee Thrift Boston Shanghai China Pacific Coast

From Muskrats to Sheep

In Maryland, a boy near a creek began trapping muskrats to buy a sheep from his uncle. The first year the lamb sold for 4 dollars and fleece for 1.32. the second year lamb brought 4.50 and fleece 1.25. He later left the farm, noting the venture grew into a worthwhile farming branch.

J. B. Morris Maryland

Indigestion Sufferer Relieved by Chamberlain Tablets

Mrs. Thomas Casey of Geneva New York reports her husband suffered years from indigestion with stomach pains and distress after meals. After using Chamberlain's Tablets the spells were relieved right away. Advertised for sale by R A Engbertson.

Chamberlain Thomas Casey Geneva N. Y R. A. Engbertson

Selling Corn in November

The October to November corn market shows 70 to 80 cent prices across the corn belt with high quality. Illinois studies warn shrinkage erodes gains, making November price the best long term hold. Argentine shipments and war disruptions affect domestic prices, while Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil advertises a remedy for accidents.

Wallaces Tlinois Illinois Peoria Newcastle United States Pickell Chicago England Argentina Iowa

Road Vacation Notice for Canoe Township Route 998

Road commissioner reports in favor of vacation starting 25.58 chains north of the S W corner of section 31 to 20 chains south of the west line. Objections or damages must be filed at the County Auditor by noon December 20, 1916, or the road will be vacated. Signed Oscar Winger, County Auditor.

S. 8 John Mallannaphy Canoe Township A. D Oscar Winger County Auditor

Notice of Appointment of Executors for Maria A Hoyt Estate

Executors earnestly appointed for the estate of Maria A Hoyt deceased of Decorah township Winneshiek County Iowa. Demands against the estate must be exhibited and debts paid to Executors 42 Earnest A Hoyt and Allie Hoyt at Decorah Iowa with attorney Ralph A Stanbery dated Oct 10 1916.

Maria A. Hoyt Decorah Township Winneshiek State of Iowa Earnest A. Hoyt Allie Hoyt Decorah Ralph A. Stanbery

Appointment of John A. Bouska as Executor for Mary Jestrab Estate

John A. Bouska is appointed executor of the Mary Jestrab estate, late of Jackson township, in Decorah Iowa. He has qualified as executor and all persons indebted to the estate must pay to the executor. Dated Decorah Iowa October 7 1916. C N Houck attorney.

Mary Jestrab Jackson Township Winneshiek State of Iowa John A. Bouska Decorah C. N. Houck

Fencing Sheep With A Dog Proof Enclosure

A Pennsylvania College of Agriculture experiment tests a one acre dog proof enclosure housing 100 sheep with a five foot woven wire fence reinforced by barbed wires. The corral is divided for rotation every ten days to protect night herds while noting daytime dog damage on rough pastures. The article also cites George Dunbar of Lenox and a Greek lottery revenue figure.

Pennsylvania College of Agriculture

Amendment to Articles of Incorporation for Norwegian Mutual Protective Association

A 1916 notarized amendment records adding vehicles and automobiles to farm implements in Article Six. The meeting in Deco Rah Iowa saw 46 represented members vote unanimously to approve the change, with John Hegg and William Linnevold signing as Chairman and Secretary.

The Norwegian Mutual Protective Association Winneshiek County Iowa Towa Court House Decorah John Hegg William Linnevold John Wegg WM. Linnevold A. John ENG Winneshiek A. D Winneshick County Ellis J. Hook

Divorce Petition in Winneshiek Court 1916

In Winneshiek County Iowa a divorce petition filed by Katherine Scott against F D Scott claims adultery and seeks dissolution of marriage. The defendant must appear by noon of the second day of the next term or a default judgment will be entered. Decorah Iowa October 9 1916 Boice Hook attorneys for plaintiff.

District Court of Town Winneshiek County Katherine Scott F. D. Scott Winneshirk County Court House Decorah Iowa

Sloan's Liniment Ad for Pain Relief and Itch

Vintage ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and strains with easy application and 25 cents price. It claims quick relief and urges keeping on hand for emergencies. A separate note touts Dean's Ointment for eczema and skin itching at 50 cents a box.

Sloan Dean

Partition suit in Winneshiek County lands in Section 34

In District Court of Winneshiek Iowa 1916 Isabel Grindeland sues Halsten O Stoen Clavas O Steen Andrew Stoen Caroline Shawstad Henry Steen Gifford Steen Julia Steen Knudt Grindeland Bernard Lynch and unknown heirs over lands described as the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 34 township 100 range 7 West of the fifth P M and related parcels seeking division sale and appointment of referees and attorneys fees with default possible if not answered by November 13 1916 at Decorah court house.

Winneshiek County Iowa Isabel Grindeland Halsten O. Stoen Clavas O. Stoen Andrew Bernard Lynch District Court State of Iowa Decorah Ysabel Grindeland Guri O. Steen St. P. M Halsten Steen Clavas Recorder’s Guri O Stoen Albert Anfinson Guri State of Willett & Nelson

My son Edwin suffers croup a concern of a mother

Mrs E O Irwin of New Kensington Pa writes of sleepless nights until learning Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says it always gave her boy relief and advises mothers to keep a bottle at home and use it as directed. For sale by R A Engbertson.

Croup Edwin

Notice of Appointment in the Wagner Estate

A probate notice states Mary Wagner has been appointed executrix of the estate of Wenzel T. Wagner, deceased, Winneshiek County Iowa. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to the executrix, dated Decorah Iowa November 4 1916.

Wenzel T. Wagner Winneshiek Iowa Mary Wagner Decorah

Notice of Appointment Executrix for Meyer Estate

Notice names Mary M. Meyer as executrix of Henry W. Meyer deceased, Iowa, with bonds required by law. Creditors urged to present demands, dated Decorah Iowa September 27 1916, attorney A. E. Barker.

Henry W. Meyer Winneshiek State of Iowa Mary M. Meyer Decorah A. E. Barker

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Ady the Man George Dunbar Lenox Mass Pittsfield Boice & Hook Plaintiff California Golden State Limited Rock Island Colorado Salt Tale L. R. Schrempf J. C. Beard Hubbell Farm Frankville Township Winneshiek Co W. W. Hubbell G. L. Hubbell Fargo, N. D West Water Street N. H. Adams Decorah State Bank Winneshiek Hotel Reum's Market Rud
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