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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

Page

8

Bread Price and Purity Under British War Policy

British government spends about 200 million dollars yearly on war bread for allies, subsidizing four pound loaves at 18 cents and two and one pound loaves at 9 and 6 cents. Milling yields 14 percent more four ounce extract, with 20 percent compulsory adulteration and 0 percent permissible. Compared with American bread, Britain’s is about 65 percent pure at best, with France showing similar issues and higher extraction.

America Great Britain France

Public Sale At Bates Farm Near Pairfield

Public sale of livestock grain hay and farm equipment to be held at the Bates farm three miles north of Pairfield on Tuesday February 5 starting at 10 a m. The catalog lists four horses twelve cattle and spring calves plus extensive gear including wagons disc harrows binders and sleds. Terms: credit nine months on amounts over ten dollars with notes bearing seven percent interest. under ten dollars cash. Lunch on grounds.

Pairfield Milwaukee Givenson

Notice of final report in Murphy estate hearing

The notice to heirs creditors and interested parties informs that Maude H. Murphy, Administratrix of Clarence Earl Murphy deceased, has filed a final report in Jefferson County Iowa and a hearing is set for February 5 1918 at 2 PM in Fairfield Court House. The court may approve the report and discharge the administratrix. Attorneys Starr and Jordan represent the administratrix.

Iowa Jefferson County Clarence Earl Murphy District Court Jefferson “County Towa Maude H. Murphy F. M. Hunter District Court of Fairfield Aid Estate

Notice to Public on Desertion and Bills

Notice to the public that on October 1, 1917, the husband disclaims responsibility for any bills incurred by his wife. The notice is signed by Carlos Hanshaw with a contact line for Arlo McPeek, phone 4274.

Carlos Hanshaw Arlo McPeek

History and English extension classes meet Saturday

The extension instructors for history and English will meet Saturday in Miss Chʼcesterʼs office at the Jefferson County courthouse at 9. The notice outlines a preparatory gathering for students and faculty to discuss curriculum and scheduling.

Ch’cester Jefferson County Court House

Mixed feeds and cost efficiency in farm nutrition

The article argues few feed stores stock all high quality ingredients for a true mixed feed at reasonable prices. It notes competition drives down quality, while farmers often buy cheaper options. It says experiment stations mix feeds but may use branded ingredients for convenience and that home-grown grains can widen ration and cut costs. Mixed feeds hinge on arithmetic.

National Crop Improvement Service Ospital Pras

Manurial ingredients of feeds and farm economy

Nitrogen is the key fertilizing element in feeds and varies most among feeds. Connecticut Experiment Station finds average mixed fertilizer at 2.95 percent nitrogen while eighteen of fifty two feeds reach 3.95 percent. Feeds include cottonseed and linseed meals gluten seed middlings brewers’ and distillers’ products and some feed mixtures. A wise feed selection thus boosts manure value and farm economy.

National Crop Improvement Service Connecticut Experiment Station

The Town Slouch Satirical Notes and War Warnings

A satirical column mocks wartime thrift and hypocrisy while lampooning sugar the war effort. It jokes about saving and sacrifice and cites Alva Stilwell of Newark rejected by the army for alleged hypopituitarism, linking fat deposits to wartime traits.

Alva Stilwell Newark

Double Duty in Rations for Cattle Milk and Protein Balance

The article explains ration parts for maintenance and production, detailing milk solids including casein fat and sugar. It notes protein limits milk yield, definitions of balanced and practical rations, and contrasts grain versus forage sources. It cites prices, comparing protein feeds at $25-$35 per ton prewar to clover hay at $10 per ton, with protein feeds now higher.

National Crop Improvement Service

War Era Family Roles Make Up Busy Home Front

A poem depicts a family all involved in wartime effort. Father serves in the army and fights. mother trains with rifles. sister serves with the Red Cross. brother flies missions. grandma knits for soldiers. grandpa joins home guards. baby sits at play while war rages outside.

Sister Red Cross Brother Flying Corps Grandma Grandpa Baby

High Protein Feed Mix Preserves Cost and Nutrition

A farm guide promotes a high protein feed blend to combine with corn oats barley or hay grown on the farm. The best grades use corn distillers grains gluten feed cottonseed meal hominy meal malt sprouts brewers grains and wheat bran, with no cheap fillers. The result is a highly concentrated feed while roughage can be produced on site to save money.

Hay Costs Higher Than Grain By-Products For Cows

When buying hay for cattle, it typically costs more than grain by products though it costs half as much per ton.

For Rent Listings in Local Column

Several rental notices appear including a seven room house on North B street contact Lon H Israel at 1641, a room in a modern house near the square at 3632, March 1st residence at 304 South Third street via Mrs Sierra N Carl at 3498, and a five room house at 708 West Washington with water and gas listed by T. W. Waters at 1580.

B Street Lon H. Israel South Third Street Sierra N. Carl West Washington Waters

Wanted To Rent and Sell Various Household and Farm Items

Classifieds list multiple wants including two rental ads for modern furnished and unfurnished rooms, a farm 80 or 100 acres for sale, a large coal stove, several general housework help wanted posts, a dairy cow, a life insurance district agent opening, a teamster position, and assorted household furniture for sale such as a light bobsled, dining set, beds, and shelving.

A. K. Harper Wm. F. Schaefer West Burlington Street Old Line Life Insurance Company Fairfield and Vicinity Ottumwa Iowa Power Coal Yard L. A. Power Foot & Crafl Market C. M. Cantrall West Hempstead St

For Sale Classifieds Include Home Farm Land and Tools

Listings show sale items including paper hanging tools painter's cart and extension ladder with contact numbers. A Fairfield residence at 603 North Main St is offered for sale to a serious buyer with phone contact. Also advertising a magazine Landology subscription and farmland investment info from Marinette Wisconsin.

Ed. Krum Fairfield North Main St B. A. Dill Landology Skidmore Land Co Skidmore Bldg Marinette Wis

Notice of Garnishment Pro Ce Proceedings in Iowa Case

In the District Court of Jefferson County Iowa Wm L Bonnett sues David M Bonnett Garnishee J M Fry Keferee To David M Bonnett you are notified that before January 1 1918 the Garnishee was summoned to appear February 1895 at Fairfield Jefferson County to answer interrogatories about liability and if you fail a default judgment will be entered Richard C Leggett attorney for plaintiff Shan Campbell sheriff of Jefferson County Iowa 13

District Court Jefferson County State of Iowa Wm. L. Bonnett David M. Bonnett J. M. Fry David M. Bennett Fairfield Richard C. Leggett

Malt sprouts urged for dairies in 1912 report

Prof J J Street cites the Connecticut Agricultural Station annual report noting malt sprouts deserve more dairyman attention than proprietary mixed seeds with lower protein. He adds dried brewers grains, priced with high feed value, as a cheap high grade feed on the market.

Nation Crop Improvement Service J. J. Street Connecticut Agricultural Station

What's in a mixed feed for dairy cows

A high grade mixed feed designed for any breed or age of dairy cow. It promotes steady nutrition with balanced protein, energy, and minerals to support milk production and overall herd health.

National Crop Improvement Berries

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. H. Bates T. B. Attender Audt W . Brawner Starr & Jordan Ellis M. Clarke Cy Cawkine Uncle Sam John D Life and Product People’s Column J. M. McKain Shan Campbell Goeke’s West Broadway Fairfield Steam Laundry Down Town Jericho Easton C. F. Long Orpheum Orchestra the Bigs Postpal Wolf TRE Wolfe Chemical Quinmey Bllinda Uw Ss. A Shriner & Johnson
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