Two Minute Talks Nutrition and a Growing Athlete
Miss Aubyn Chinn presents nutrition guidance from the National Dairy Council focusing on Tom Junior, an active teen athlete. The feature highlights daily protein and carbohydrate intake, milk, vegetables, fruit, eggs, whole grains, and dairy to support rapid growth while detailing a recipe for ice box butter cookies and tips for baking thin crisp cookies.
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Miss Aubyn Chinn Nutrition
National Dairy Council
Mother Briggs
Tom Junior
Tom
Local notes from Clermont area relatives and gatherings
Arthur Loftsgard family guests near Clermont for dinner. Martin Johnson visited Dubuque sisters. Mrs Loftsgard hosted a quilting party for neighbors. Agnes Houg visiting Joe Lind home. Eldora and Josephine Loftsgard with Ruby Olson. Myrtle Olson helped with butchering for Mrs Wettleson. Confirmants gathered at Oscar Nyborg home. Odegard and Gislewan worked at B Nelson home. Mrs H T Bilden guest in B Nelson home. Mrs John Johanson visited Carl Johanson home. District No 5 children had a Valentine party with ice cream and wafers. Mr and Mrs Jim Capper of Vinton visiting before Denver summer work. Mrs K A Kirkeberg improving under doctor. Gottfried Kurth family moving to Cornelius Reierson home for summer. Colonial tea and quilt exhibit feature homemade candy. Helen Luchsinger stayed with Esther Durscher. W F M B meeting with Mrs N M Frits. Harry Wenger in Cedar Rapids on business. Dr Roy and Ray DeSart in Cedar Rapids on business.
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Arthur Loftsgard
Clermont
Gilbert Loftsgard
Martin Johnson
Dubuque
Ole Loftsgard
Agnes Houg
Joe Lind
Eldora
Josephine Loftsgard
Ruby Olson
Myrtle Olson
Robert Wettleson
Oscar Nyborg
Chas. Odegard
George Gislewan
B. Nelson
H. T. Bilden
Financial Report of Elgin Towa ISD for 1928 29
The Secretary's financial statement for the Independent School District of Elgin Towa shows receipts of 32,505.43 and disbursements of 2,505.43 for the School House Fund ending June 380 1929. It lists cash on hand 299.18 and estimates for the coming year including general fund 1,000.00 and school house fund 2,600.00. Samuel Mosby, Secretary.
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Independent School District
Elgin
Towa
Samuel Mosby
Maynard High Seeks Fayette County Title With Big Week
Maynard high school pursues the Fayette County conference basketball title as it faces Hawkeye and Randalia this week. A loss could allow Clermont or Elgin to tie or move ahead, with Elgin needing wins in three remaining games to challenge Clermont for second place. The county tournament marks a busy week in Fayette at the U.S. gym as standings tighten. Marquette teacher earns Alpha Psi Omega honor for dramatic leadership and judging work across northeast Iowa schools.
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Maynard High School
Fayette County
Hawkeye
Randalia
Clermont
Elgin
Elgin Haa
U. S
Fayette
Marquette
E. L. Morris
Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Iowa
Oelwein
Elkader
Morris
Garnaville
Postville
Dubuque
Local Ads Offer Fancy Cakes and Tea for 10c
The notice invites readers to read all the ads and spend money while serving fancy cakes and sandwiches with tea or coffee for ten cents. Anna Falk, confined to bed after a fall, is said to be much better now. Mrs Gottfried Pfister and two children stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Daniela on the W Ic Follett farm tenant house.
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Anna Falk
Gottfried Pfister
Otto Daniela
W. Ic. Follett
Winter feeding tips for livestock and poultry care
The article advises silage as a winter substitute for pasture, with balanced green and dry feed to avoid disease. It notes hogs need 4 to 12 pounds of water daily per 100 pounds live weight, warns against cold water and surface ice, and stresses breeder nutrition for poultry including reduced corn meal and added meat scraps, cod liver oil, vitamins, and direct sunlight. It also covers chicken pox in fowl, recommending removal of sick birds, disposal of carcasses, and disinfection to stop spread.
Beware of a spreader in contagious abortion warning
The article warns farmers to focus on prevention as no cure exists for contagious abortion. It notes cows with calves are likely spreaders, bulls and unbred heifers pose lower risk, and transmission can occur via feed, pasture drainage, bedding, or unpasteurized milk. It adds a personal note about Mr and Mrs H W Falb visiting Elkader.
Practical kitchen tips and a birthday party note
A column offers cooking advice on rhubarb, fabric testing, and salad ideas with winter produce. It also reports a February 14 birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luchsinger’s home for their niece Helen Luchsinger, with about sixty friends, a midnight lunch, and a money gift.
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Peter Luchsinger
Helen Luchsinger
Helen
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Feeding Tom Junior
Father Briggs
Mrs. Briggs
Gunder News
Denver
Colorado
K. A. Kirkeberg
Gottfried Kurth
Cornelius Reierson
Esther Durscher
M. E. Church
N. M. Frits
Harry Wenger
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Roy and
Ray DeSart
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
Torkelson Bros
Elgin, Iowa
Financial Report
Fayette County Basketball News
the Echo
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
H. W. Falb
Lota
Magnes
Paul
Phillips Milk
Phillips
Magnesia
Jerusalem
Helen Luchsingar
Faye Brabham
H. D. Yack
Bie Waa
Wild Rage Patrol
Valentine Pathy
Quaker Oats Company
Weibel Mill CO
Ies
Freed-Eisemann
Holstein
Westgate
Forum Ormesby Perfection
Ormesby Portage
Bnief Farm
W. J. Murphy
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