Graettinger News Tells Of Thanksgiving Week Visits
Local notes detail Graettinger residents visiting relatives in Emmetsburg Mason City and Rochester. Thanksgiving gatherings include Miss Nellie McCarty and Miss Marie Laughlin hosting and visiting friends. A birthday celebration for Lester Craven and multiple trips for business and family reasons are recorded, with health updates on Miss Jutta Graettinger and Mrs. Lippold's illness.
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Itte, Nel Simonsen
Mounttsbore
Michael McCarty
Gateway
Rochester
Minnesota
Miss Jutta
Mons Christiansen
Livermore
Dan McCarty
Frank Lambe
Emmereburg
Minnie Green
Ruthven
Swine feeding trials at Ames study oat processing effects
Experimental únits at Ames examine if removing hulls from oats pays for fattening hogs. Past tests show whole oats underperform shelled corn, while grinding helps value yet hulls remain fibrous and indigestible. Questions consider oat hullers, de hulled oats versus standard oats, and hulls’ usefulness.
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Ames
Cottonseed Meal Cuts Feed Costs for Iowa Farmers
Wise dairymen and hog and beef cattle feeders can boost profits by using cottonseed meal to balance protein in rations. Cottonseed meal is cheaper than oilmeal and tankage this year, with insurance tankage about 30 dollars per ton higher. Replacing a third of tankage with cottonseed meal in swine feeding yields substantial savings for farmers across Iowa.
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Iowa
Omabs visitors report and travel amid muddy roads
Omabs visitors Jamen Dobigg and Miss Frances Dobigg traveled with their erer, Mre2 R. J. Neary, returning from a Thanksgiving visit. The Dobiggs drove part of the way and rode the train due to muddy roads in the southwest part of the state. Du riss, a former Creighton student, met Emmoteburg students and noted business dullness in Omaha. A Daily World-Herald reporter said the Brandeis department store had just run an $18,000 advertising bill. Some theatres with stock shows struggle to seat patrons and require advance ticket arrangements. Mr and Miss Dobigg returned home Sunday evening. Miss Dobigg teaches at Algona.
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Bindly
Voucura
J. F. Wagner
Emmetsburg
Bis Place
Cora Christopher
Newton
B. Jensen
Arnolds Park
James
L. M. Burkhead
Paullina
Ed Liddell
Estherville
Leste
Jamen Dobigg
Frances
R. J. Neary
Miss Dobigg
Duriss
Creighton
Emmoteburg
Iron boosted weight gain in tested feeder pigs
Last winter teams of fall pigs averaging 66 pounds were fed shelled corn and a mineral mix. One group received iron oxide venetian red added to bone black, ground line stone, salt and other minerals, while the other did not. Pigs with iron reached 225 pounds ten days sooner and produced gains at 27 cents per hundredweight lower cost. The iron mix was valued at over $20 per hundred based on tests, yet cost about $2.15 per hundred, adding roughly 15 cents per hundred.
Alfalfa Patch Delivers Big Hay Yields and Dairy Profit
H Boyce of Rolfe Iowa reports three-fourths acre of alfalfa produced five large loads of hay in three cuttings enough to feed six cows twelve calves and extra for pigs and chickens. His dairy income from six cows fed alfalfa totaled 450 in the winter months. Iowa State College dairy extension workers advise that freshened cows fed in corn stalks lose milk production if kept there and note drying up can follow. Readers can request full results from the Whoo-ope Day experiments on 500 pigs across 60 rations and managements by writing to the Animal Husbandry Section Ames Iowa.
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CG. H. Boyce
Rolfe
Pocahontas County
Mr. Boyce
Wworkera
Iowa State College
Iowa
Ames
Towa
Jowa Great Corn State Production Figures
The piece compares corn production across states, noting Iowa’s yield dwarfs Indiana Ohio and others. It also questions Rock Island Electrification, citing Sibley Tribune on plans to electrify the local division and large plants at Armstrong and Dows, with no current electrification of lines.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Rock Island
Sibley Tribune
Light and Power Company
Ita
Armstrong and Dows
St Johns Lutheran Church Schedules Norwegian Services
St Johns Lutheran Church announces Norwegian services at the North church next Sunday at 10 30 a m with Sunday school after. The Men's Mission Society meets at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Luther League at 1 80 in the evening, and a prayer meeting every Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Children wishing to participate in the Christmas program meet Saturday at 1 30 p m. Pastor K Gaard extends welcome to all services.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
North Church
Men's Mission Society
Luther League
K. Gaard
Corn Stalks Not Straw for Bedding and Hen House Prep
A rural guide urges using corn stalks instead of straw for animal bedding and emphasizes thorough cleaning and disinfection of hen houses before winter. It notes improving window openings and using glass substitutes or cheese cloth to let sunlight’s healthful ultraviolet rays reach poultry and support winter egg production and hatchability. It also cites a southeast farmer who prefers corn stalks for hog bedding due to dust in straw.
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Walt
Pate Alte
Palmer Man Found Dead in Palmer Pocahontas County Church Notices
Palmer man Chris Nolan was found dead in bed in Palmer Pocahontas County at age 54. The notice lists First Methodist Episcopal Church classes and services, with morning worship at 11 and evening services, plus music rehearsals and choir events. Also mentions Marion L. Sunderna as pastor and John Stewart of Gary visiting relatives.
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Palmer
Chris Nolan
Pocahontas County
Church Activities and Services at Trinity Episcopal and Local Congregations
Bethlehem Letheres Church hosts worship at 11 a m with theme Jeena Second Coming. Lather League gathers 7 20 pm. Lads Ald meet in church parlors Thursday December 2 36 am. Easy Bee society meets Tuesday Dec 7 at Mrs J N Johnson’s. Sunday school prepares Christmas tree program. Confirmation class Saturday 1 20 pm. Matt 11 22 quoted. M Thompson pastor. Friday choir practice 7 pm and service 7 30 pm December 5. Advent Church school 1 am with Near East Relief offering. Joseph Snowden priest in charge. Woman's Auxiliary meets Friday at Mrs E E Wilhite.
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Ald
Hosterves
Bert Salven
Halver
Larson
Easy Bee Society
Tusades
Mra. J. N. Johnson’s
Matt
M. ©. Thompson
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Edith Grier
Woman's Auxiliary
E. E. Wilhite
Joseph Snowden
Sabbath School and Sermon at Free Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church invites all to Sabbath school Sunday at ten o clock led by superintendent Mrs. B B Frye. A sermon follows at eleven o clock by Pastor Frank Shes. Everyone is welcome.
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Free Methodist Church
B. B. Frye
Frank Shes
Notice of foreclosure and judgment sought in Palo Alto Iowa court
There is a petition on file in the District Court of Palo Alto County Iowa by plaintiff Cc W Gadd seeking 30858.00 plus interest costs and attorney fees against defendants Bourret Evelyn Bourret Carter Helen Carter and others. The petition asks foreclosure of a mortgage dated March 1 1920 on Lot and the SW quarter of Section 32 Township 95 Range 31 to secure the note. Hearing set for January 3 1927 at Emmetsburg Court House. defendants must appear by noon January 3 1927 or a default and judgment will be entered.
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BH. Bourret
Evelyn Bourret
C. L. Carter
Helen Carter
C. W. Gadd
Union State Bank
West Band
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
West Bend
W. . Reed
FR. Eliott
Royal Lumber Company
F. A. Cowan
Birs
Edward Montag
Dorgeiler
District Court
Palo Alto County
C. E. Bourret
Eilen Carter
Bourret
Carter
Emmetsburg
Notice of Road Additions in Palo Alto County Iowa
The Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors resolves to add specified roads to the County Road System. Hearings on objections or claims are set for December 15, 1926 at the Emmetsburg Court House. County Auditor to give required notice. resolution approved November 29, 1926 with all members present and voting.
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Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto
Iowa
Chicago, Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Emmetsburg
Omer
Board of Buperrisore
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