Residence near Water Tank inquiry by John O Jertson
Notices show M W A Lodge meets on the second and last Monday each month with W H Coen as Clerk and F C Weigman as consul of Pythian Sisters The Pythian Sisters meet on the first and third Tuesday at Woodman Hall Royal Neighbors Lodge meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays Edith George Oracle Emma Shaver Recorder listed as officials
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M. W. A. Lodge
W. H. Coen
F. C. Weigman
Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Edith George
Oracle
Emma Shaver
Margaret Flannegan Is Appointed Administratrix In Dinan Estate
State of Iowa Palo Alto County notice. Margaret Flannegan appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of John Dinan, deceased. Creditors asked to pay debts and file claims with the Clerk of the District Court for allowance. Dated September 22, 1920.
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Margaret Flannegan
John Dinan
State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Hanging Pictures Rules From Iowa State College Expert
Miss Marian Gardner of Iowa State College outlines simple rules for hanging pictures to improve a room. She stresses eye level placement, fine wire, cohesive groupings, frame harmony, uniform top lines, and avoiding overloading walls. The article also advises storing farm machinery under sheds to protect parts, with covers like canvas or tar paper that pay for themselves.
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Marian Gardner
Iowa State College
Ear Worm Not Corn Borer Flier Warns Farmers
Iowa State College entomologists warn farmers not to confuse the European corn borer with the corn ear worm. No European borer signs yet in this region, but ear worms are abundant and damaging ears and kernels. Fall plowing is advised. the pest, a southern invader, may retreat with cold weather. Warm last winter boosted numbers, and farmers should stay vigilant for new pests.
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Iowa State College
United States
Bashful Young Man Dines Amid Social Embarrassment
A bashful young man at a family dinner becomes visibly agitated after forgetting to comb hair and dropping utensils. He misreads a tablecloth as a shirt, stuffs it into his trousers, causing a table collapse and a hurried retreat to the woods amid disturbed dining.
Moldy Corn Threat to Iowa Farm Crops
Reports from the plant pathology department of Iowa State College warn farmers that moldy corn in open cribs is caused by a moisture loving fungus. A single moldy ear can ruin many bushels, and moldy corn found in Iowa fields has risen this season. Where mold is severe, do not pick or mix with good corn, and do not feed moldy corn to livestock to avoid poisoning risks.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Iowa State College
Iowa
Roads Repaired Before Winter Snow Falls
Plan to smooth roads and fill holes to prevent water collection and mud. Project aims to avert damage from spring use and maintain travel safety before snow arrives.
Town Press Comments Dennison Review Caper Notes
Review in Town Press notes Dennison in focus while reporters find no sign of a buyers strike among the caper purchasers of Eike stocks. The piece analyzes market behavior and questions demand patterns amid unusual trading activity.
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Town Press
Dennison
Eike
Dress Form Demonstrations Across Six Townships
Miss Callie Bliss from the Agricultural Extension Department led dress form demonstrations in six townships November 7 and 9. The sessions, held before the Highland Lost Island Rush Lake Ellington Fairfield and Emmetsboro farm bureau ladies groups, spurred interest and some participants planned to make forms at a cost of 1.10. Neighbor gatherings are planned to assist in making forms, showcasing neighborhood cooperation amid farming crises. The accompanying editorial urges credit extensions to help farmers meet debts as markets collapse and borrowing costs rise.
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Miss Callie Bliss
Agricultural Extension Department
Farm Bureau
Highland Township
Lost Island Township
Rush Lake Township
Ellington Township
Fairfield Township
Emmetsbore Township
Do Not Overcrowd Poultry in Iowa Warns Extension Expert
Iowa poultrymen crowding flocks, says J. J. Warren extension poultryman at Iowa State College. Egg production drops with crowded quarters and lack of exercise, and losses increase. owners should consider building extra laying pens for pullets to protect production and flock health.
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Iowa
J. J. Warren
Extension
Iowa State College
Poultry Flock Health and Housing Problems
Experts warn ventilation faults and poor cleaning in chicken quarters harm disease control. Free roaming hens on pleasant days make flocks restless when confined, cutting egg production. Slow maturing pullets should be disposed of as they lay too late to be valuable.
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