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Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1926

Page

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Bargain Pure-Bred Prices Boon for Dairy Farmer

Puueerup dairy cattle now sell at bargain prices per a Blue Valley Creamery Institute survey. Pure-bred bulls show strong value with lower costs and higher labor income for farmers using bull stock. The study notes 1922 prices versus current, urging a decade‑long push to build pure-bred herds and secure finances, mortgages, and community wealth.

Puueerup Blue Valley Creamery Institute Institute

NEW PROVIDENCE SOCIAL NEWS ROUNDUP OF EVENTS

Quilting event at $. C. Thornton's. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Benbow visit from Fort Wayne for an indefinite stay at Elsie Springer’s home. Local injuries and illnesses noted. Fern Hart underwent appendicitis surgery at Des Moines Lutheran Hospital and is recovering well. Death announced for Mrs. Orlando Winslow of Marshalltown from pneumonia. Various visits, births, moves, and a Women’s Club meeting reported with multiple local names and places.

the Missionary Society Lutheran Hospital Eldora Hospital A. M. Sopher Macy Marsh Wayne Humphrey Sopher Miss Johnson Oskaloosa Lois Trueblood P. L. Butler Elger Butler Harry Butler Des Moines Elkhart Mary Butler Eldora Marcia Cook Myra Carter van Dunseldorf Hardin County Leslie Witmer Witmers Marshalltown Ed Aukaum Reuzanece Canada Mesdames R. M. Wilson Floyd Thornton

South Providence notes on local sawing, visits, and family events

South Providence brief items record Roy and Wendell Clam pitt sawing wood last Thursday, Arthur Clampitt Friday, and D W Gibbs active in the community. Several social visits unfold at the C L Axtell home near Cottage, a birthday gathering honoring Mr Axtell and his granddaughter Mabel, and illness news prompts Mrs L H Broer’s hospital admission.

Mesgers Roy Wendell Clampitt Arthur Clampitt D. W. Gibbs Louis Mills C. L. Axtell Cottage Axtell Mabel Axtell M. D. Mills L.H. Broer Broer Eldora Hospital P. T. Lepley New Zealand Kenneth Wooten Malo Williams Buford Reece GC. A. Rubottom Laura’ Rubottom Glan Rubottom

Steamboat Rock News Highlights Include Marriages And Local Games

Steamboat Rock notes report Platts returning home to Minot after weeks with relatives. Loretta Ruppelt injured right arm driving car. Emily Christians and John Frerichs wed at Baptist parsonage and plan to reside with Rex Folkerty on Christians farm. Central States Electric rebuilds lines with linemen and new poles. Steamboat Rock high girls beat Owasa and Owasa boys 26 16. team sits 11-1 with strong defense and Monday’s standout Monday. Steamboat Rock girls also beat Owasa 18 9.

C. V. Platts Minot N. D Mr. Platts Steamboat Rock Loretta Ruppelt Jaspera School Emily Christians John Frericha Miss Christians Dick Christians Mr. Freriche Jur Frerichs Rex Folkerty Christians Farma Central States Electric Company Eldora Rogk High School Cawars Onaga High School Steambost Rock Girls Owasa

The Japan we have three forms of interiors

The text presents a fragment discussing three interior forms of Japan, likely from a linguistic or cultural note. It mentions interiors in three forms og and hints at variations within Japanese structure. The source is unclear and may be a partial OCR snippet.

The Japan

Dairy Alfalfa Hay Best For Dairy Cattle

At Kanene station trials led by Prof J J Fireh and Prof Mitch show alfalfa hay generally yields higher milk and butterfat than sudan hay when paired with grain for dairy cows. Eight Holsteins averaged 875 pounds milk and 21.6 pounds butterfat on alfalfa versus 511 and 10.7 on sudan, with alfalfa providing superior protein quality and mineral benefits for prolonged production.

An. Ilan Hays (Kang J. J. Fireh Haya Sudan Mitch Hays Station

Radcliffe Club activities and local notices

The Married Ladies Harmony and D. V. V. Club met in Radcliffe with hosts Mrs. Barstow and Mrs. Myers while the Saturday Afternoon Club gathered at Mrs. Hatlestad’s. A needle circle old maids party is planned for Tuesday. Several residents travel, visit, or recover from illnesses, including Ruth Scott, Alice Boggs, Sylva Skartwedt, and China Anders families. Community groups plan meetings. neighbors move residences, and preparations occur for upcoming sub district tests on February 26.

Harmony CG. E. Barstow C. EB. Myers Ruth Scott Alice Boggs M. L. Hatlestad P.M. Preston Radcliffe Needle Circle

Soy Beans as Protein Supplement for Dairy Cows

Investigators at the Iowa Experiment Station conclude cracked soybeans are equal or superior to United olimers as a protein supplement for dairy cows. Trials show no scours, palatability remains stable below four pounds daily, and soy meal matches oil meal in value. Corn silage plus soybeans raises milk plan fat modestly, but overall economics favor straight corn silage. soybeans arranged with corn for silage yielded up to 6 percent higher tonnage, offset by seed costs.

Iowa Experiment Station Iowa

Soy Bean Meal Value in Animal Feeding

Discussion notes the value of soy bean meal as a nitrogen rich, low cost feed for meat milk and butter production. It warns of high protein content requiring careful balancing and compares favorably with older meals while referencing a Hollywood money anecdote as a contextual aside.

Es HH Blue Valley Creamery Institute Institute

Prince Carol of Budapest Refuses Throne for Love Affair

A fragmentary report claims Prince Carol of Budapest refuses to renounce his throne over a romance with an officer’s wife. In his country the government only warns him to leave her. He denounces the throne rather than part from his beloved woman, singing “I love you truly.” Local readers send columns titled a breath from California.

Carol Budapest Ces

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