Short Course at Ames Highlights Stock Breeding and Domestic Science
Five of McPherson's rare bred steers shown to Short Course students, with discussion on profitable cattle breeding and pasture management. Ames experts and local figures lead recitations and awards in livestock and domestic science, while Prof Van Pelt and other officials address attendees in Fairfield, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McPherson
Herford
Orden McCier
Ames
Bert Johnson
KiePha
McPherson
Mary Fryman
Larson
Wr Young
Hattie Hite
James Young
Secon
Het i Hite
Ella Short
Angel
Ella Shor
Thomas Crawford
C. H. Gage
Dr. Grovi
L. Hanson
Frank Black
G. E. Allen
G. M. Bennett
T. B. Short
W. G.allison
Mary LaTourette
Bessie Prince
Helen van Nostrand
Helen Starr
Martha Everet
Cecil Hoskinson
Spence
Carr.a
Gilberts
Lamson
Hartman
O’lock
Prof. van Pelt
van Pelt
Fairfield
Ames Men
W. A. Hook
Packwood
Reed
W. E. Laughray
J.C. ‘Yoamne
Ideas for Holiday Table Decorations and Centerpieces
Suggestions for massing holly and candles on Christmas tables and creating centerpieces. Describes decorating with artificial nosegays on chandeliers, snowball gifts, peppermint boxes, green linen runners, moss garlands, colonial glass candlesticks, and a small pepper plant Christmas tree as a charming focal point.
Evangelist Honeywell Sought for Centerville Series
Rey I. E. Honeywell, remembered assistant to the revival here, is requested to hold evangelistic meetings in Centerville within months. He will preach in Neosho Missouri in January and tour Washington state through May. Cottage prayer meetings should begin immediately to build toward public and union gatherings. Farfield folks praise Honeywell as a pleasing and convincing speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. I. E. Honeywell
Evangelist Sunday
Centerville
Rey Honeywell
Neosho
Washinton
Ir. Itoney
Farfield
M Honeywell
Sp. Ker
GEO Y ROSS INJURED IN Arkansas Mule Accident
George Y. Ross arrived home Saturday from Stuttgart Arkansas where he spent months. A mule kicked him after they were frightened knocking him down. The colt then stepped on him causing a dislocated shoulder a broken collar bone several broken ribs and other injuries. He is not bedridden and hopes to be out soon to greet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Y Ross
Stutgart
Arkansas
Mr. Ross
Ross
Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal Subscriptions Offer
The Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal announces a limited offer to deliver to any address from now until January 1, 1911, for a price of 3 dollars and 90 cents. The promotion promises full benefits for subscribers who act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal
Christmas cake and pudding superstitions for luck
On Christmas night a maiden places a piece of Yule cake under her pillow to dream of her future husband. A portion of the cake is kept for the next year to bring luck to the house. The plum pudding should be kept and eaten again on New Year's Day to ensure a successful year.
Burning the Yule Log Symbolizes Turning Toward Spring
The ancient Saxons burned the yule log to mark the sun’s return toward spring. The ceremony linked to seasonal renewal and communal celebration in early winter customs.
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Weather Man
Methodist Church
Northeast Corner
Dh Pices
Gri
Geo. Y. Ross
The
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
Che -Hunt-Irelan' Shoe Company
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