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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1949
Page
9
A column by Don Herold warns that incremental adoption of socialism is a creeping danger. It argues England fell to socialism after nibbling at it and cites U S plans to build multiple hydroelectric and steam plants, totaling over 40 billion dollars, as evidence of a patient government advance.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Otto Koeppen of Marion with rites in Marion and Hubbard. Born Bessie Smith in Hubbard in 1904, she died November 20 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by Otto Koeppen, daughter Dorothy, and several siblings. Burial in Hubbard. Also notes on social events, a physician opening an office in Hubbard, and Thanksgiving visits among local families.
Thanksgiving guests in Hubbard area homes include Dutton of Iowa Falls and several Tjarks and Hartman relatives. Engagement announced for Patricia Fichtner to Frank King of Des Moines with wedding planned Dec 17 in Hubbard. Iowa State College notes on farm kernels, tool rust prevention, and dairy milking schedules accompany local reports.
Rex Beresford of Town State College urges efficient feeding to cut labor, noting high mechanization costs make it practical mainly for large operators. He advises practical layouts for feed storage shelter lots and gates to minimize handling time, and promotes hauling feed rather than carrying.
The undersigned was appointed and qualified as executor of Regina C Sams deceased of Hardin County Iowa. All debts should be paid and any claims presented to the executor for allowance by the Clark of the District Court. Filing to be done with Hardin County District Court in Iowa. HL Nov 22.
A woman describes illness from gas and bloating and credits BAD-ALL with relief. She says she previously avoided eating, lost appetite, and felt miserable, but after taking the medicine her appetite returned, digestion improved, and waistline normalized.
The guide notes small feed, temporary storage in the feed yard, and direct wagon loading from silos. It recommends continuous automatic water supply for all stock, large-capacity self-feeders for full-feeding, and paving around water tanks with a 10-foot strip beside feed bunks to reduce labor and waste.
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