Talyria Ties Mre and Kin Attend Local Visits
A long chain of neighbors and relatives from Hilgin Elgin and West Union share visits, dinners, and calls around Elgin, Waterloo, Oelwein, McGregor, and nearby towns. Notable names include Klingman, Hanson, Rothlisberger, Shaffer, Gehring, Nelson, and Welch as families gather for Sunday meals and Friday calls. Local church notes mention Prof Swaney and pastor Bear as well as travels to Calendar Iowa. Miss Emma Arndt of Minnesota dies after visiting the Ernst home. services held at Rock Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravel
Waterloo
Malcolm Robbins
McGregor
I. F. Shaffer
Nancy Ernst
Guy and
Ployd
Finchel
Bert Benson
Rock Rapide
Illyria
Swaney
Fayette
Bear
Glycerine Mixture Claims to Prevent Appendicitis
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a glycerine and buckthorn bark mixture that purportedly guards against appendicitis by acting on both upper and lower bowels. It claims rapid relief within ten minutes and mentions City Drug Store in Elgin Iowa as a point of purchase.
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City Drug Store
Elgin
Iowa
Loftsgard Family and Neighbors Gather Across Town
Local community notes list Arthur Loftsgard and Thomas Loft stuen calling at Postville Monday. Halver Loftsgard visits Wagfer township farm. Harry Gunderson of near Monona visits Edwin Olson home. B Nelson and 0 K Hoag travel to Decorah to visit Olavus Tollefoon. Loftegard family at Waterloo Cattle Congress. Joe Olson and Leonard Loftatuen join Joseph Lind for Waterloo trip. Martha Tollefson visits West Union with T Tollefson. T N Loftsgard and family spend Sunday at West Union. Ralph Bakke of Gilborn and Ole Nelson of unknown locality mentioned.
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Arthur Loftsgard
Thomas Loftstuen
Postville
Halver Loftsgard
Wagfer
Harry Gunderson
Monona
Edwin Olson
B. Nelson
0. K. Hoag
St. Olaf
Decorah
Olavus Tollefoon
Halyer Loft
Cheery Valley social notes list neighbors and visitors
The Cheery Valley records a flurry of visits and calls from Elgin to Eskader and Volga City. Neighbors share Sundays and weekdays with the Lehman, Friederich, Dennler, and Christen families. A hospitalisation follows an accident. a funeral at the Apostolic church draws distant attendees.
Another Beatty Spot Prompts Gravel Road Upgrade
The big county gravel crush moved to Brush Creek near Carmichael, starting operation. Trucks haul gravel along the Arlington Wadena Scenic Highway, praised as a well built scenic road. A second gravel application will cement the route, and the Robbing Hill spring has been improved for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Pie
Brush Creek
Arlington- Wadena
Arlington Néwa
Handling Iowa Corn: Frost Threatens Large Losses
Iowa State College warns one third of the corn may remain immature when frost hits, risking 100 to 200 million bushels of mold and loss. Suggestions include ventilated cribs, salt, and heated or unheated drying air to protect and dry corn before winter. A separate note discusses Kneeskern’s murder appeal likely not ready for October term. state and Kneeskern counsel have yet to file briefs or amendments.
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Iowa
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Poe
Hughes
Kneeskern
Decorah
Irene van Brocklin
Frank Kneeskern
Supreme Court
Nelson
Hart
Waukon
Brainard Items And Nearby Visits Note Frost
Mr and Mrs Elmer Boyer and Ban Glen drove to Waterloo turning home Sunday afternoon Jennie Annett and Stanley Winnie rshie of Oelwein visited at the Arthur Craft home last week Mr and Mrs Leo Boyle and four daughters of Cedar Rapids visited relatives in this vicinity Monday and Tuesday of last week Mr and Mrs Andy Grimes drove to Waterloo Sunday to attend the Dairy Congress Gayle Hovey spent Sunday with the home folks Monday night there was a killing frost In this vicinity Mr and Mrs G A Older of Fayette called in this vicinity Thursday in the interest of their insurance business Mrs Melvin Boyer of Elgin visited at the WIH Barker home Thursday Gladys Nutting was in West Union Thursday Mrs D H Craft and daughter Dorothy were on High Saturday afternoon Mrs Sidney Nutting entertained a number of the children at her home Friday afternoon to a weiner roast
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John Grimm Sr
Elgin
Anna Grimm
Fred Rieden
George Christen
Eskader
Anna Lerch
Tofield Lehman
Dennler
Ben Dennler
Pauline
Rosinald Wilson
Volga City
Alice Lantz
Ray Chapman
Thos
EM Sutter
Baby
Dan Sutter
Anna Friederich
Jake Friederich
Martin Hangen
Fred Schlupp
Adolph Baumgartner
Ida Meyer
Will Chase
John Butikfer
Friederich
Jake Dennler
Will Larson
George
Peter Larson
Near, Hiider
Bertha Hofer
Lillian Christen
Abe Habeger Jr
George Leuchtenmachers
Charles Odegard
Selma
Robert
Bert Thoman
Levi Frieden
Frank
Ernest
Lucy Christ
Mra
Ernest Lerch
The
Apostolic Church
Paul Bonsard
Marie
Elkader
Elmer Boyer
Ban Glen
Waterloo
Jennie Annett
Stanley Winniershie
Oelwein
Arthur Craft
Leo Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Andy Grimes
Dairy Congress
Gayle Hovey
G. A. Older
Fayette
Melvin Boyer
Wih Barker
Gladys Nutting
Weet Union
D. H. Craft
Dorothy
Sidney Nutting
Long Winter Ahead for Open-Field Plows and Cultivators
A harsh season looms for farming equipment left exposed outdoors as winter approaches. Weather and ground conditions threaten late planting and equipment wear, prompting farmers to take protective measures.
Pioneer Story Writing Prizes for Young Authors
Wallace's Farmer of Des Moines offers eighteen prizes totaling $100 in cash for pioneer stories printed by Lews boys and girls under twelve. Each community may have a pioneer story, encouraging young authors to work them up. Cranks are out of date, Self start. 2M are now in demand.
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Pioneer
Wallace
Dog Moines
Pioneer Stories
Lews
Silage making tips from the Town Experiment Station
Farmers learn to cut silage thinly for better fermentation and palatability. Proper packing and even distribution prevent spoilage, with advice on timelines for settling, refilling, and topping. Water may be added if too dry, and coverings protect the silage after filling. Corn used immediately can reduce waste before the silage is fully formed.
Early Pig Feeding Guidelines for Fall Pigs and Weaners
Practical advice from Q. W. Wallace on starting pigs right to endure winter, with emphasis on pasture feeding and supplemental rations. Recommends corn, middlings, tankage, skimmilk or buttermilk, and careful balance to support a strong frame during the first 100 days. Includes two recommended rations for weaned pigs and notes about creep for protection and milking sow considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetera
Winter Lawn Care For Harsh Weather Protection
Winter Com For Lawn Now is the time to lay aside the lawn mower for winter and let the grass gain top growth for winter protection. Avoid mowing up to the first snow and cover the lawn with a manure straw mulch to protect and improve spring quality. Seed for sowing is unlikely to succeed. instead, plant a cover crop like rye to stabilize soil over winter.
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W. B. Ward
Iowa State College
Fresh Cheese Consignment Notice at Kniel's Grocery
A fresh consignment of cheese is available at Kniel's Grocery. Wisconsin brick Wisconsin Swiss and Grimm's cheese are in stock. call the store for details.
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Wisconsin
Kniel'a
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Talyria
C. L. Klingman
Chas
Rothlisbeger
Floyd Patterson
Gotfred Frieden
Fred Frieden
Cheery Valley
Martha Chapman
Gurnsey Smith
West Union
John Wells
Postylife
Adolph Hanson
Lamont
Ralph Shaffer
Allen
Arthur Schneider
Lena Aeschilman
Mika Martha McQuilkin
Louis Bigler
Wadena
John Rothisberfer
Fred Rothlisberger
Chas. Wenger
Oak Grove
C. Wenger
Carroll Klingman
Doty
Piiza Pulfer
Pulfer Bros
Alice Becker
Louis
John Rothlisberger
Bid Gehring
Carl Gehring
Near West Union
Howard Friabee
Lena Wenger
Fred Schneider
Laver
Jacob
Rothlisberger
Weibel Mill Co
DeForest
Phorie
Pocohantas
Phone Blue
Schori & Kuster Lumber Company
W. H. Schupbach
Elgin, Ia
National Council of Catholic’ Oemen
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