Autarkes Legion organized at Prescott meeting
In Prescott ex service men formed an Autarkes Legion post. Fire Chief William West of Boone will oppose a city titration move after seventeen years of service. Mrs. George Jacobs of Deep River killed herself with strychnine amid worries over her daughter's divorce. J. A. Fivecoat of Creston seeks $16000 recompense from Earl Reeder for a wife’s affections loss. The will of E. Suttes of Storm Lake bequeaths about $85000 to Buena Vista College.
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Autarkes Legion
Prescott
William West
Boone
George Jacobs
Deep River
Earl Reeder
J. A. Fivecoat
Creston
Buena Vista College
Master Builders Association
Cedar Rapids
McFarlane
Hammunil
Senate
Richard Reha
Iowa City
China
Daisy Mellor
F. J. Rossiter
Maquoketa
Foochow
Gladys Amish
American Institute At Rome
University of Town
Howard Hendrix
Darwin Chatterton
Ford
Ald
Shenandoah
Chatterton
R. B. Crone
Toronto
Hardin County
Indianola
Parsons
Dick Eyeland
Oskaloosa
Wagner
Wilbur Barnes
Tracy
Dr. Water
Dallas
Ted Klled
Squirrel
Hia Timber
Ireland
Colege
Irving Hansen
Linn Grave
Morningside College
Demiers
Muscatine County
Harold Place
Vernon Shepard
Chicago
Firewood as a Cash Crop for Farmers in Timber Thrift
The piece argues farmers can cash in by harvesting timber for fuel, ties, posts, and timbers using affordable log saws. It notes firewood ranks sixth among crops, with strong demand and steady markets, and that portable machines can cut standing trees and process logs efficiently, boosting profits with minimal effort.
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America
Hog proof gate proves handy pasture divider
HOG PROOF GATE IS HANDY ARRANGEMENT A farmer uses two low fences about 10 inches high to keep hogs in one lot while allowing cattle and horses to pass into another pasture. The setup includes a boarded gate, solid backing, and a parallel panel with 18 inch spacing. H. F. Grinstead of Columbia, Mo, describes the device in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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H. F. Grinstead
Columbia
Popular Mechanics
Farm Selection Perplexing Choices for New Operators
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines options for entering farming by buying complete operation renting land or sharing on a cash basis. Decision hinges on capital and goals with renters often advised for those with limited funds while buyers may fit those seeking to live on farm income. Understanding core farm business principles is crucial to avoid common failures.
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United States
Agriculture a National Problem
A sober national thought on the importance of stable agriculture. The nation needs multiple steps to place farming on a firmer basis and stabilize farming’s business for the good of all citizens, per the Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Dry Seed Beans Must Be Kept Dry
Beans for seed should be kept in a dry place or molds will readily attack them. Beans will heat if the least bit of molature gets to them and destroys their gemminating qualities. Shoveling them over will help keep them dry.
Delicious Old Time Home Recipes and Quotes
A scrambled, recipe heavy fragment lists oyster stew, coconut candy, Virginia apple sauce, Bavarian prune cream, grape juice sponge, peach cobbler, and three ice cream, interspersed with quotes from E S Browning. It reads like a column of household treats and culinary tips, with occasional poetic lines and observations about nature.
Quaker Minister Is Grateful to Tanla
Rev Parker Moon, known as Uncle Parker, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after five years of nervous indigestion headaches back pain and weakness. He reports improved appetite sleep and digestion and urges others to try Tanlac, noting his broader circle of friends. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Southwest
Msfour
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Texas
Tanlae
Tadlac
Publica Lon
Moses Well in Egyptian Desert Echoes Biblical Tale
A pool known as Moses well lies ten miles east of Suez in the Egyptian desert. The site, shaded by date palms and pomegranate trees, is described as a dark calm pool reflecting the palms at sunrise. The piece notes difficulty locating biblical parallels due to erased ancient Egyptian records and successive rulers.
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Suez
Moses
Egypt
Not So Flattering Politics and a Boardwalk Anecdote
A cabinet officer at a dinner calls politics cruel and notes women can be cruel. He then recalls a Easter morning encounter on the Atlantic City boardwalk between two Indies, a humorously altered exchange about recognition and a bonnet. A Dallas News quip hints women buying candy signals independence.
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Atlantic City
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