Depo second floor rooms being resplastered this week
A mix of local notes reports short visits and health updates. Rock Island masons work on the depot second floor while Ames residents visit Rochester to consult Mayo specialists. Several locals recover from illness and report social events and small-town movements.
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Rock Island
A. G. Axelton
Ames
M. T. Axelton
Louis Christensen
Martin Jensen
D. C. Tipp
Rochester
Mayo
Vance Horswell
Olive Noble
Congregational Church
Emmetsburg
the Times
G. C. Coolidge
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Graettinger Notes From Town And Surroundings
Local items recount visits by Carl Spies family to Sherburne and Estherville guests. Residents attend school events, church meetings, and social gatherings. A new Pontiac sedan purchased. several residents facing health issues and travel for medical care. A birth announced. nurse graduation. construction and road conditions noted amid warm spell and approaching storms.
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Carl Spies and
Sherburne
Minnesota
Fisher
Estherville
Graettinger
P. J. Hession
J. B. Lambe
Melving Allen
West Bend
A. H. Henningsen
Currans
Ruthven
Gahill
Emmetsburg
J. P. Mahan
P. J. McCarty
George Frick
GC. J. Drake
Mary Ellen
Sheldon
W. H. Drake
I. C. McNulty
Q. R. Gardner
M. E
Algona
Alice Marie Liebert
Alice Genevieve Laughlin
Martin Laughlin
John Swift
Joe Swift
Ross Clayton
J. L. Grady
Bert Shaver
Truesdell Heights
W. T. Truesdell
John Bondhus
Haakon Thoreson
Forest City
Waldorf College
Bert Anderson
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
J. J. Sullivan
T. Sullivan
J.J. Sullivan
Frank Barrett
Dolliver
B. H. Horswell
Betty Vedder
Betty
Chris Toedlie
Royal
George Druman
T.C. Troug
Henry
Fortney
Grandma Kirtz
Mallard
Chet Moodie
Grandma Meadie
Ayrshire
Barbara Broatwell l
Rachel Meyers
J. P. Waner
Ralph Wood
J. P Wagner
Wagner
E. J.” McEvoy
M. R Bradley
C. D. ‘Barrett
Phillips
Ber Barrett
Conway
Ben Bradley
Jackson
John E. Conway
Fred Masters
Gladys Johnson
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Rochester
Mattie Birkland
Park Hospital
Mason City
Earl Lehigh
Dr. Nane
Ellendale
North Dakota
Myr
Ruth
Goodland
Dairy Outlook For 1927 Fewer Cows Hit U S Farms
Statistics show 1 404 000 fewer dairy cows on U S farms than in 1927 and a nine percent shortage in bred heifers. The outlook suggests raising more well bred heifers as the dairy industry remains in a strong financial position with expected satisfactory returns to producers despite lower herds and production.
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U. S
Dairying poised for profitability amid foreign competition
The article notes growing U S dairy consumption since 1914, with imports from foreign countries rising. Cold storage holdings are down year over year, but expansion of dairying abroad and weak domestic demand should prevent butter prices from spiking, keeping dairying at a profitable level due to a 12 cent tariff.
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U. S
Europe
United States
Quality Dairying Keys to Growth and Profit
A dairyman should focus on careful feeding and high producing cows rather than importing milk sows. Emphasize raising heifer calves from top cows to expand production. The market outlook supports quality expansion by increasing output from existing cows. Quality, product in quantities from quality cows.
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Hawkeye Theatre
U. S. Cavalry
Pony Express
Hoot, Gibson
Dustin Farum
Anne Cornwall
J. P. Conway
D. E. McCarty
John
Thomas McDonald
Des Moines
Ray Hall
J. A. Jensen
Embroidery Club
J. P. Wagner
First National Bank
Graettinger, Jowa
Wicml News
Johnston
Colorado Daily
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Golden State Limited
Adache
California
Oslo
Addres
Woodman Halls
Iowa
Iowa Tric
Welcom
Woodman Hall
Sunny Southern Three
Noble’s Grocery
the Quaker Oats Co
Graettinger, Iowa
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