Weather Man Interfered With Short Course Stock Recital
C D McPherson presented five bred steers to Short Course students, including two Angus two flowers and one Hereford. The lesson on practical profitable cattle methods highlighted feed, pasture, and breeding profitability, with students from Ames and notable locals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McPherson
Herford
McPheeson
Tom Devices
Henry Burecker
Lucian Marey
Vin. Darkhart
Chark Gasp
Oceden McClain
Ames
Bert Johreon
Hie
Johnson
Mary Fryman
Larson
Wr Young
Hattie Hite
James Young
Hell Hi Te
Ella Short
Ella Shor
Thomas Crawford
C. H. Gage
Dr. Grove
L. Hanson
Frank Black
Short Course Draws Enthusiastic Crowds in Fairfield
The northeast corner square hosts domestic science exhibits and daily Grs classes from 4 to 5 p m at the Methodist Church and Library hall. Prof Van Pelt Ames spoke to a lively audience despite cold. The Dairy department is a new feature attracting large crowds to Fairfield with increasing enrollment in Agricultural and Domestic Science. Friday evening featured prominent visitors including Profs Holden Bliss Drennon and Bush with readings. R W Lamoon presented a paper on The Value of the Short Course. Premiums for agricultural classes were delayed, with W A Hook Packwood winning grand championships in multiple corn categories and J C Reme securing the white corn award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. van Pelte
Ames
van Pelt
Fairfield
Ames Men
Holden
Bliss
Drennon
Bush
W. A. Hook
Packwood
Reed
W. E. Laughray
J. C. *Reme
Centerville Eyes Evangelist Honeywell Series
Rev. I. E. Honeywell, remembered as Evangelist Sun day’s efficient assistant, is asked to hold evangelistic meetings in Centerville within the next few months. He will preach in Neosho Missouri in January then proceed to Washington state through May, urging united prayer and cottage meetings to begin immediately. Farfield praises Honeywell as a pleasing and convincing speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Honeywell
Evangelist Sunday
Centerville
Honeywell
Neosho
Washinton
Yolding
Ifoneywell
Farfield
M Honeywell
Sp.aker
GEO. Y. ROSS INJURED IN ACCIDENT NEAR HOME
George Y Ross arrived home Saturday from Stuttgart Arkansas after months away and recalls a painful accident. A mule kicked him and a colt stepped on his chest bruising him with a dislocated shoulder a broken collar bone and several broken ribs. He is not confined to bed and hopes to be out to greet friends in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Y Ross
Stutgart
Arkansas
Mr. Ross
Ross
Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal Sale Offer
The Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal announces a subscription deal valid now through January 1, 1911. Priced at $3.90, the offer promises generous benefits and urges immediate action to secure full advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Capitaan Weekly Journal
Decorations For A Festive Christmas Table
Mass holly leaves wiped with olive oil for shine and twinkling candlelight. A chandelier center with four artificial nosgay bouquets hides small gifts. Cotton snowballs and Santa candy boxes hold treats. Green linen runners with white embroidery and holly accents create a bright luncheon table. Colonial glass candlesticks and a small pepper plant centerpiece add charm.
Christmas Yule Cake and Pudding Traditions
On Christmas night a maiden places a piece of Yule cake under her pillow to dream of her future husband. A portion is kept for the next year to bring house luck. Plem pudding is kept and eaten again on New Year’s Day for a successful year.
Burning the Yule Log Symbol of Seasonal Turning
An ancient Saxon tradition burning the yule log marks the sun’s turning toward spring. The ritual signals seasonal renewal and communal celebration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weather Man
Mary LaTourette
Bessie Prince
Helen van Nostrand
Helen Starr
Martha Everet
Cecil Hoskinson
Library School
Spence’s Carr
Gilberts
Lamson
Hartman
Library Hall
Methodist Church
Northeast Corner
Old Plees
Geo. Y. Ross
The
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Hunt-Ireland Shoe Company
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