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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
5
A 94 by 38 foot barn with a driveway storage for wagons and farm implements. Built for 459 dollars, it provides convenient year round storage with doors at one end and space overhead for hay. Mow capacity 15 to 20 tons. Written by W A Radford in the Farmer's Mail and Breeze.
A 1910s era guide stresses high quality first year colt growth with ample food and water, proper shoeing and blankets, and humane training without whipping. It warns against overcrowding pigs and advocates V shaped troughs for equal feeding. It urges sturdy halters to prevent runaways and notes harness handling and harness risks.
W S Brink served as Watson caller Tuesday. Ervil Warnstal and family moved into the John Neff property. Albert Snapp and Frank West of Riverton were in town between trains Monday. Mrs L I Smalley and Miss Verna Van Meter visited in Omaha Wednesday. Miss Lillian Turnbull is the new clerk at Bogan's. Miss Murdock resigned Saturday. E S Burris and family, residents here the past year, moved to Maryville Missouri on Wednesday. The Bible described as enduring through battles and revolutions, surviving many storms and nations, with its influence on leaders, law, learning, and faith across ages.
Drying seed corn properly requires air flow in a dry place. Piling corn to dry results in moldy ears. An inexpensive drying rack described by Claude R. Abbey uses a fence-board frame with laths as shelves, 2 feet 10 inches by 2 feet, spaced 2.5 inches apart, housing seven large ears. It can be wall mounted or floor placed.
Safety device by W Winkelmann of Brooklyn New York allows milk or merchandise to be deposited in a receptacle to prevent tampering when vendors leave items outside. The unit is usually unlocked but can auto lock or enter locking mode by inserting a full milk bottle or other item. An accompanying vertical-section illustration shows the locked receptacle.
March town chatter records O B Scales visiting Riverton, Miss Mary Reynolds at Shenandoah, E Travis in Sidney, Campbell on Shenandoah business, Westphalia’s Wmn Eickhart visiting with Houts, Miss Jessie Notson from Maysville arriving for a parental visit, Folkes moving to the Joanson place, A H Nobile headed to Artesia for a few weeks, Miss Ella McNancy ill at school, ice box for sale, J R Huffer relocating with medicine wagon, Will Knappe building a new garage with an Apperson car, assorted fruit trees and apples offered by Ferndale Nurseries, local remedies and bazaars announced, rural seed stock in stock, Southerland Ames College to lead a domestic science class, sale of twenty head horses, a business call from Lewis Meyer, and John Chapman moving from LaHarpe to Elliston with subscription continuity.
If You Are Going West If You Are Going West by all means find out about the special low lane way colonists fares on sale daily March 5th to April 15th. You can save a neat sum of money by going at that time. The Burlington is the through-train route to the Northwest and the through car route to California. Come in and get your copy of our Colonist folder telling us about these fares and the service. F.R. ELTON, Agent Thors's Comfort for you on the C. B. & OQ.
A mixed page of small ads and notices: folding beds for sale from Mrs J E McClain. spring wheat seed at Nishna Valley Mill. J M Bechtel in Omaha. Opera House Cafe lunch. horses and mules for sale by Wm Cummins. Frank Liggett of Sidney a passenger to Scott City Kansas. found watch awaiting owner. Joe Moomaw en route to Sidney. Claud Welch visiting. Mrs George Cox and son Floyd returned from Grover in Nishna. John Bell becomes Doyle's drug clerk. George Lusby visiting Harrisburg Oregon. W C Laraway game warden in Avoca. evergreen plant offerings from Ferndale Nurseries in Harlan Iowa. Dan Deerr Sr ill but improving. overshoes priced at Butterfields. Dean's Regulars marketed as easy laxatives with 25c at drug stores.
A historic advertisement extols Jayne's Tonic Vermifuga as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia by toning the stomach and intestines. It warns against overreliance on digestive medicines and claims parasites cause many indigestion cases. Sold by Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia for eighty years.
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