Adena News social notes recall Thanksgiving visits
Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings are listed from Eldorado to Volga City. Names include Reinertson, Davis, Fitzgibbon, Jennings, Hall, Frey, Gernand, Gell, Mitchell, Crandall, Fox, Bohenek, and many others. Travel spans Oelwein to Dubuque and Arlington with several local celebrations and a funeral attendance noted.
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Paul
Lawrence
Clara Reinertston
Eldorado
George Davis
Thelma Davis
Sarah Fitzgibbon
J. E. Jennings
Volga
Joseph Jennings
Floyd Hall
Oelwein
Ora Hall
Helen Cummings
Maynard
Grandma Poor
Fred Gernand
Wolge City
Clarence Nun
Arlington
Wood
Indiana
Lois Pattee
Janesville
Iowa
Arthur
Elizabeth Herrling
WA. I. U
A. G. Herrling
Vera Mattocks
Monticello
W. D. Mattocks
Luman Fox
Volga City
B. A
Ted Larson
Lyman Fox
Floy Jennings
la Grange
J. &. Jennings
A. H. Mitchell
Chas
Alavey
Oran
Ray Bohenek
D. J
Leslie Wheeler
Theron Jennings
Allen Robinson
Voigs
Alfred Knudson
Wm. Adams
Blue River
Wia
Dan Cunningham
Monons
Pat Raftis
Reinertson
Clara Reinertson
Davis
Alden Gell
A. H Mitchell
Mabel Wirth
sis_ter
Ray Shaffer
Wallace Crandall
West Union
Rundell
Hedrick
J. W. Allen
Gene
Rosa Miller
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Broughton
Bandalia
Tee Larson
Waterloo
John Donner
Aurora
Gene Fitegibbon
Rudy Crandall
June
George Walters
Henry Jennings
Loman Fox
Sam Jennings
Henry Schmidt
August
J. W. Burgett
Harry Wells
Fayette
How to profit from home grown corn for dairy cows
North Carolina farmer Tom Morrow shows a method to boost dairy returns by grinding corn into meal and feeding it with other home grown grains. Data from May records of eleven cows in his herd indicate butterfat output of 311.8 pounds valued at 42 cents a pound, plus skim milk value and feed credits, yielding a net income of 70.05 dollars and a pasture cost of 9.21 per cow.
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North Carolina
Tom Morrow
Iredell County
North Carolina State College
Arey
Mr. Arey
Cartons for Butter for Sanitary Reasons
Officials from seven cities advocate carton use for butter retail packing to curb contamination risk at home and in stores. The department surveys merchandising of farm products by cooperatives, examining methods to protect producers and consumers.
Daily Portion of Skim Milk for Young Calves
The calf should receive six to ten pounds of skim milk daily, rising to sixteen to twenty pounds by four months. Provide grain and good alfalfa hay, keep feed and surroundings clean, and feed calves in separate stalls or stanchions for easy monitoring. Calves should be allowed to run free outside feeding times.
Dairy Farts and Feeding Cattle Economics
The text discusses dairy farming practices, stressing improving dairy herd efficiency through joint creamer associations and careful feeding. It notes poor cows should be removed, emphasizes perishable nature of dairy products and risks of quality decline, and mentions phosphorus-deficient soils affecting grasses in some regions.
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South Africa
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across West Union Area
Local families share Thanksgiving dinners and visits across West Union and Clermont. Guests include the Learn, Havenstrite, Rose, Nelson, Kloster, Johnson, Kerkestue, and Barone families, with travel between Oelwein and Calmar. Also noted are errands, basket social attendance, and small-town ads for horse feed and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Melvin Halverson
Ole Kloster
H. K. Johnson
Ira Rose
Bertha Kerkestue
Ole Kerkestue
Trene Nelson
Lillian Meyer
Evelyn Learn
G. C. Havenatrue
Ludwig Anderson
Ole Baroneon
Calmar
Oelwein
Johanna Borland
Tadifly
Aona
Hadley
Sale Bills 8 You M I C and: Us Economy Mixed Ground Feed
Weibel Mill Co advertises egg mash feed at 1.75 per 109 pounds. Short, fragmented promotion mentions economy and demand for news themes.
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Weibel Mill Co
Local Holiday Gift Options In Milwaukee Ads
A scattered old page highlights suggested gifts for families including cozy breakfast nooks and built in cabinets. It notes a large display in Milwaukee and mentions coal quality and attic insulation as money savers. Interleaved are humorous quips and anecdotes about twins, animals in Noahs ark, and farm life.
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Kmas
Neurehmas
Milwaukee
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