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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
6
July Fourth Festivities in Mills County Plan
Mills County residents organize Fourth of July events with Henderson City Band led by C. A. Boelbring, noon parade and patriotic address by Hol Harding, sports and junior programs. A soil erosion demonstration by H. O. Sunderlin will show terracing on R. O. Jackson farm. Sheppard-Towner clinic outcomes noted with health defect findings among children. Radio address by Wm. Jardine to Ames, baby beef club progress report, and beef-fed calf improvements discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Ehh
All Mills
Henderson
Coity Band
C. A. Boelbring
J. F. Coupe
Town Farm Bureau Federati Neven
Hol Harding
Barding
H. OH
Sunderlin
Jackson Farm
Glenwood
Jackson
Ne Bogart
Silver City
RADIO
Wm. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Ames
Ice Cream Social and County Calf Feeding Notes
A county club outlines gradual calf feeding shifts to two pounds of old meal daily aiming for heavier, high quality calves by the state fair. Silver Creek holds an ice cream social on July 7 at the T. R. Young home, north of Malvern, inviting all. The July 9 meeting features Ingraham township clothing work with demonstrations on pattern alterations and local teachers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbert
Othr ‘Coalition
Mr. Holbert
Excellent Musical Program at Wesley Chapel
A Wesley Chapel farm bureau meeting in Anderson township featured Spellering's concert orchestra with Miss Given Me Naughten and Miss Eva Plumb guiding Nellie Fickel as salo ist. The varied selections included classical religious and old time melodies. Ice cream and cake were served in the church basement after the program. Special notice to Silver Creek ladies follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Farm Bureau
Anderson Wwnship
Spellering
Given Me Naughten
Eva Plumb
Nellie Fickel
Saloist
Ladies of
Wesley Shapel
Township meeting on clothing work at Mea Ba Yoting home
Township ladies meet Tuesday evening July 7 at the Mea Ba Yoting home four miles north of Malvern to explain the clothing course starting next week and organize volunteers. 4H club girls of Silver Creek serve ice cream and cake that evening as Englend swelters in 84 degree heat, a record for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norh
Malvern
Silver Creek
Youngland
Cherry Pollination Guides for Bing Lambert Napoleone Cherries
Guidance for growers to maintain solid plantings of Bing Lambert and Napoloess cherries. The note discusses pollination in Northwest wall sections, aligning with western respite and stressing practical steps for orchard vitality.
Mineral Supplements Topic in Bulletin No. 94
The Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station urges minerals are not medicines nor daily foods in Bulletin No. 94 Minerals for Farm Animals. It lists five likely deficient elements sodium chlorine iodine phosphorus calcium and outlines sources such as iodized salt and bone meal or rock phosphate for supplementation. Spent bone black is not uniform and fertilizer bonemeal is not recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Palmer
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Spinach and curry dishes from a historic menu
A dated household guide offers recipes including Spinach With Noodles Curried lamb and Prune and Cheese Gulag. It details layering cooked noodles with cheese and milk, browning meats with curry, and shaping salads with mayonnaise and garnishes.
Unclear dialogue on laundry and romance prompts
Fragmentary OCR text shows a wash ing machine agent speaking to a man about demonstrations and customers on Unmasteenth Street. A daughter seeks favors from a lover, with mixed dialogue about love, marriage, and fidelity. The piece ends noting women's fashion may become more conservative next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biges
Farm story dialogue brings surprise punchline
In a crowded scene a farmer complains about a blind horse bought from another seller. Secret Farmer X laments payment and responsibility shifting. Father O’Flynn questions the quarrel as Barney explains friends left. The exchange mixes humor with cautionary note on trust and accountability.
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Iowa
T. Q. Records
Silver Creek Township
T. R. Young
L. L. Robbins Farm
Anderson Township
Ingraham Twi
C. L. Stranathan
Ingraham Township
R. A. Skerritt
Mra
Ingraham
Myra
J. T. Skerritt
Charles Hammers
Watters
Lonaieliow
Gulag
Tie Lover
Flard Lack
eWyrhen
Apeak Tento
Alnt
Bulls
Ee Editor
Gentral
Will Roders
England
France
Germany
Durham
America
P.S
Bull” Durham
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Diggs
Tom
Drop Secret Farmer X
Farmer Z
Entier
Father O'Flynn
Barney
Cook
Glenwand
H. E. Evans
Lowe
K. A. Baker
Normandy
Glenlyn
D. G. Jamison & Co
South Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
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