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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

2

Wadena News Briefs From Family and Town Events

Local notices detail fishing trips in Trade Lake Wisconsin travel plans and visitors in Oelwein Manchester and West Union. Community members attend birthdays dinners and church events while road work on Wadena streets progresses.

Arthur Herrling Trade Lake Wis Walter Kohler Elgin Ray Klingman Dorothy Minihan Manchester Betty Cox Ray Herwig Olson West Union Frank Welsh Leona Arlene Oelwein Ed Gernand Raymond Jellings Cedar Rapids Lyle Jones Patty Jones D. B. Jellings Marcia Marie Knuteen Leta Mavis Knutson Dor Rawson Central City Adolph Weber J. F. Corkery J. C. Kennedy Elva Clark Fayette Freeman Ole Johnson Luther Crandall Turkey River Fremont Clark Carl Cox Blanche Walters Ole Erickson Lizzie Minger May Hinkle Walters Presbyterian Church In the Park H. J. Aeschliman Elizabeth Lee Farmersburg James Proberting Palace Wests Rita Kuhnes Mien Matha Monona Arthur Jones Martin Minihan Guttenberg Duane Bernadene

Understanding towaA Children Vacation Experiences

A Iowa study highlights summer as a learning period for children through inexpensive trips and daily exploration. Trips to farms, cities, zoos, parks, and picnics foster curiosity about nature, plants, and animals, with planning enabling many experiences without heavy costs. Sponsored by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the University of Iowa.

Morthataven Towa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

Chinese cloth origins trace to women carrying children in fiber pouches

The article notes that Chinese cloth traditions arose from a practice where women carried infants in fiber pouches, reflecting early parenting methods and material culture. It links textiles to childcare customs and the evolution of fabric use in daily life.

Parasite Control To Improve Flocks For Poultry

Extension Poultryman Ceford of Colorado State College notes parasites cut vigor and production. Internal parasites decline when ground is plowed or unused for at least a year. external pests lice and mites are controlled by nicotine sulphate dips, saline dips, or powders. Strong sprays or dips for roosts and walls help. warm months see rapid parasite growth threatening flock health.

Y . C. Ceford Extension Poultryman Colorado State College WNU Service

Best Time to Caponize From Two to Four Months

Caponizing is advised between two and four months or at 1% to 2 pounds weight, with weight a better guide. Keep birds unfed 24 to 36 hours before surgery and isolated briefly afterward, then resume normal feeding. Barred Rocks and R I Reds are favored for medium capons, 8 to 10 pounds at maturity. heavy breeds exceed 10 pounds. Market demand peaks at $8 from November to April. heavier capons fetch more. Feeds 9 to 10 pounds per pound of gain. costs may outweigh profits unless production costs are tightly controlled or prices superior.

Breeds of Geese and Their Origins

The article lists main goose breeds including Toulouse Embden African Chinese Canada Wild and Egyptian. It notes ornamental use for Egyptian geese by parks and gardens, origin claims for Toulouse in France and Embden in Central Europe, and describes the African as a cross between Chinese and Toulouse with two Chinese varieties the white and the brown.

Toulouse France Bremen Europe

Keep Pens Clean After Poultry Disease Recovery

If poultry has had a disease and recovered, the pens should be cleaned before new birds are placed. Thoroughly cleanse the yard and remove all residue. Then cover damp spots with unslacked lime to ensure safety.

Cod Liver Oil Importance for Poultry Health

Cod liver oil and vitamins A and D concentrates are vital for preventing nutritional diseases in poultry due to vitamin A and D deficiencies. The Rural New Yorker notes improved production, refinement, and standardization techniques enhancing oil quality and results.

Wheat and Corn Grain Mixes for Quality Feed

A good farm practice calls for mixing equal parts yellow corn and wheat when wheat is available to create an excellent grain blend. If wheat is scarce, use standard middlings or a blend of wheat bran and middlings. Ensure all wheat by products are high quality. Some suppliers sell a mix of dirt weed seeds and middlings as wheat middlings with mill run screenings.

Is Buyer's Guide Advertising Worth While

Farley Advertiser notes disgust with Buyer's Guides left unread in snow and mud across Farley. It argues the home town newspaper outperforms mailers and radio, delivering messages to prospective buyers and proving superior for advertising results.

Farley Farley Advertiser

Seventeenth Century Mede Virginia Ladies Costumes

Seventeenth century Virginia women dressed similarly to English counterparts but richer. Mrs Pritchard in 1660 owned multiple silks and velvets including olive silk, flowered tabby, and a blue silk lined gown. Also wore scarlet sleeves and green stockings. Direction Finder at Sea

Virginia South England Holland

Theodore De Vinne Leader in Printing Industry

Theodore Low De Vinne born 1828 in Stamford Connecticut. He learned the trade, worked with Francis Hart then formed Theodore De Vinne & Co in 1889. He printed St Nicholas Magazine from 1873 and Century from 1874, led the National Typothetae Society as president in 1896, and authored works on printing.

Theodore Low de Vinne Stamford Conn Francis Hart New York Theodore de Vinne

Fourth of July crowds at McGregor reach record size

The North lows Times notes about 10,000 attendees at McGregor’s Fourth of July celebration, among the largest crowds ever in town. A Tuscola farmer sheltered under his tractor during a hail storm, later joined by a skunk, who behaved nonchalantly. A travel note promotes summer trips to explore state parks and historic sites, with a railroad crossing tip from a touring bureau clerk. An Illinois couple’s phone request for a Minnesota license backfires into a marriage license mix up at Nashua's Little Brown Church. The saying School of Defeat reflects on truth-building through adversity.

North Lows Times McGregor Illinois Minnesota Nashua Little Brown Church

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