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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
4
An advertisement by G. Larsen offers treatment at his residence for many ailments including constipation stomach trouble piles bladder issues asthma bronchitis liver kidney spinal burns ingrown toenails sprains headaches and hair growth promises painless removal and new growth with a focus on his residence as the contact point.
Earl Weaver of Town State College’s dairy husbandry department says cows bred now will freshen in fall, yielding higher butterfat and milk prices than summer. Cows born in November allow immediate grain feeding for winter condition, with 10 to 16 percent higher prices than summer or midwinter.
Iowa State College dairy experts urge dairymen to expand herds, keep thorough records, and improve feeding and barn sanitation. Finley cautions many herds lack profitable record keeping while advising silage, balanced rations, and joining cow testing groups. Poultry guidance covers egg handling, incubation, and selecting uniform eggs for hatcheries and sale.
About 25 million more pounds of butter were produced in Iowa in 1922 than the previous year, per C. B. Finley of Iowa State College. He notes similar gains across states, with per capita butter consumption up from 14 to 17.5 pounds since the war. Oleomargarine use declined to about 2 pounds per person. Educational campaigns boosted dairy demand, while butter stocks remained higher in November. Also recounted is a light baseball anecdote and an overtime Mississippi game involving amateur teams.
A chaotic game bluff ends with an umpire call on strike three amid a crowding crowd. The page also delivers agricultural tips from Iowa State College on rats and pest control, plus February cistern cleaning, feed ads, and local lodge notices. Strong entities include Fairmont Independent, Iowa State College, and Farmers Grain Co.
G Fenton of the Agricultural Engineering department at Town State College describes two brick filter types the dome and the wall filter. The dome uses a high brick dome to separate water from filth while the wall uses a brick wall. Neither removes filth permanently. a sloping cistern bottom with a sump aids sediment removal and the overflow directs water and settled filth away. The lesson ends with a remark on “Last” in newspapers vs “Lost and Found.”
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