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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1911

Page

7

Farm notes on pigs, dairy, and orchard care

Agricultural tips cover pruning, spraying, and keeping costs low. Discussions on sow quality, beef supply, cow and hen roles, and regular herd care. Advice includes feed mixes, shelter, lime soil use, sprays, manure, and aligning crop and animal health with profitable farming.

Bills in morgue drift as parts of Iowa legislature unfold

A House session sees eight bills considered with four recommended to the graveyard and four for passage. Debated measures include a joint resolution for direct election of U S senators, a liquor bail bill indefinitely postponed, and a TB reporting bill advancing. Other items touch township trustees, estate attorney fees, and county governance.

Desa Moines Judiciary Committee Whitney Woodbury County Dewey Klay Lounsberry Marshal Dabney Congress Campbell Ida Bruce Floyd Hickenlooper Monroe Lockway Shane State Board of Health Committee On Public Health

Iowa Senate seeks big 30 million appropriation for state institutions

The Iowa Senate proposes a 1,083,600 appropriation for construction, repairs, and land purchases for state institutions. Allocations include Marshalltown Soldiers Home 16800, Glenwood Feeble Minded 169,500, Mt Pleasant hospital 100,250, Independence 163,000, Clarinda 88,000, Cherokee 118,400, Fort Madison 75,450, Andynosa reformity 38,000, and other facilities. Other bills note extradition reimbursement, highway weed control, camping limits, road widths, deer damages, women in industrial schools, soldier wives admission, treasurer deposit rules, crow bounty, publicity board funding, peace officer passes, itinerant drug tax, cancer hospital proximity rules, and a five mile limit education bill.

Des Moines Senate Mattes Sac Iowa Marshalltown Vinton Council Bluffs Glenwood Oakdate Eldora Mitchellville Mt. Pleasant Independence Clarinda Cherokee Knoxville Fort Madison AndYnosa Dunnegan J. McCord J. I Milligan Cousina Butler Committee On Roads and Highways Greene Clinton Committee On Skinner Jasper Hazen Pottawattamie State Fish and Game Fund House McQullough Dubuque Committee On Judiciary Taylor Union Brady Dallas Ways and Means Dewey Guthrie Committee On Agriculture Goodylkoont Boone State Board of Publicity Goodykoonts Hoone Umita Committee On Railroads Houde Bruce Floyd Committee On Public ‘Health Shankland Polk McColl Savage Adair

Iowa State News Highlights Big Local Events and Fires

A roundup of Iowa items includes the Cerro Gordo Farmers Institute set for Clear Lake February 8 to 10, land and fire losses at Woden and Clinton, a rebuilt Corn Belt Packing plant opening March 15, and pensions granted to residents. Population changes in Ames and postmaster appointments are noted along with rural carrier appointments and society events. Personal losses, court cases, and community fund-raising also appear alongside civic duties and honors.

Cerro Gordo Clear Lake C.H. Boland Webster City M. Dickey Parson Williamee Iowa City Denver Woden Clinton Mill G. J. Qolaussen Oas Christian Church Atlantic Congressman Woods Postoffice Harry E. Beach Carroll Cansus Bureau Washington Ames M. L. Hannelly Persion Mt. Ayr William Homine Nora B. Harrison Cleveland Flossie Dillon Department of Public Reading State University of Iowa Chicago and Northwestern Woodbine Logan B. A. Weston Corn Belt Packing Company Milton Carnahan Wiebke Catharine Peters Benjamin V. Ruff James H. Said Dan Snyder Levi Strong William H. Warner Alex W. Wiley Randolph George Draper Alice Curtis Des Moines Brennan Rock Island Railroad Guymon Olla Curtis

Five Golden Rules for Flower Arranging and Quips from Croker

A set of flower arranging tips advocates light placement, limited varieties, and subtle color harmony to showcase blooms. The text also relays Richard Croker’s New York dinner quip about flying machines and a Londoner’s retort about convalescent crutches amid jokes on technology.

Richard Croker New York

The Essential Struggle in a Rough Life

A reflective piece on men who avoid adversity and never learn the meaning of true struggle. It argues that success hinges on facing rough weather, with assailing days testing resolve and revealing character.

Easy Change When Coffea Is Doing Harm

A reader describes four years of coffee use causing indigestion and nervousness. She switched to Postum and inspired her family to do the same. She reports improvement in digestion and nerves, praising Postum as a healthful beverage. The letter promotes Postum Co. and cites The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Crack Mich Wellville Bamam

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