Social Roundabout in South Pine and Nearby Towns
Billy Wilson of Gifford visited grandmother Olive Wilson with Mrs. Ben Harris and a young daughter among the week end. Jake Templeton and family of Liberty were at Bert Templeton’s. Bert Wilson and Leslie of New Providence called on Olive Wilson. Ben Harris shipped hogs Saturday. Templeton and family and Noah Knott visited Templeton’s on Monday. Earl Cook’s Bangor party visited Walter Trapp’s, Mrs. Adam Trammer and Marion Vintone residents made brief calls. Grace Templeton visited Charlie Brindle, and Mrs. Harley Lawrence and baby daughter returned home after two weeks with Chris Gohring’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wilson
Gifford
Mra
Olive Wilson
Ben Harris
Nick
Jake Templeton
Family of
Liberty
Bert Templeton
Bert Wilson
Aon Leslie
New Providence
Noah Knott
Burt
Templeton
John Templeton
Earl Cook
Bangor
Walter Trapp
Adam Trammer
Russell Smith
Mont Moore
Marion Vintone
Luella Hammer
Russeil Smith
John Lane
Union
William Campbell
William Knott
St. Anthony
Grace Templeton
Charlie Brindle
Harley Lawrence
Chris Gohring
Social visits and local gatherings across Hubbard area
Many gatherings at the Fred Curtis and Merle Axtell homes with neighbors including the Curtis, Axtell, Dass, Reed, and Smith families. Illnesses noted as tonsillitis and colds, plus farm tasks and radio listening for CVB in Mexico City. Residents attended Odd Fellow Lodge in Buckeye and shopped the town’s social scene Friday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Furguson
Merb Axtell
Charlie
Fred Curtis
Merle Axtell Apert
Te Mensing
Charlie Dass
Fred Hoelshey
Hubbard
Verna Coxtello
Pay Anna Axtell
Chris
John Vass
Carry Smith
Glen Riley
Axtell
Werk Axtell
Fred Hall
Ink Mason
Mike Simmons
Will Langford
May Tietz
Jose i
Ambrose Simmons
A. J. Reed
Anna Axtell
W. S
Herb Axtell
Ed Swar
Ray Costello
Pree Reed
Leo Grantow
Loyd Reed
Buckeye
Flossie Smith
Doroth Reed
Helen Swift
Harry Smith
Ora Axtell
Ted Lovert
George, Swift
A. N. Hopking
Edd Brightwell
Ole Lrwison
Ray Tordome
Bert Thayer
Town Falls
Dorothy Reed
Flossy Smith
Mr. Grooters
Yowa Falls
Watkins
Fur Street
Mary Cass
Ida Curtis
Mra
Minnie Thayer
Katie
Ina Swart
Hattie Axtell
United States
CVB
Mexico City
Mexico
Department of Education
Community notes from East Ellis and nearby towns
Mr Marla Huffman spent Sunday in Iowa Falls visiting friends. Several residents visited Eldora Owasa and Alden areas for social, school, and basketball events. A declamatory contest at Owasa high school drew many neighbors. multiple calls and visits occurred in the area Tuesday through Friday amid illness and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Huffman
Iowa Falls
Gerald Jackson
Owen Kangley
Geo. Jackson
Vern Riske
Archie Holt
Guy Clatterbuck
Zearing
Land
Will Beattie
So Lwo Falls
Clarence Huffman
Bert Beecher
Eldora
Herman Steinfeldt
Charlie Rig
Misa Flossie Riske
Echoe
Aneuncertain Mrs Bing and the potato recipe note
An exchange shows Mrs. Bing complaining that a recipe for using old potatoes lacks a key detail. Mr. Bing asks what the difficulty is, and the wife points out the recipe does not specify how old the potatoes must be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Bing
Mr Bing
Feed Calves Right Way Says New York Guide
A New York State Agricultural College guide advises feeding calves enough but not overfeeding. Start with high quality parentage, separate at birth for two to three days, then teach to drink from a bucket. Feed 10 to 12 pounds of whole milk daily for three weeks, then switch to salted milk and grain. Three recommended rations target grain with corn and bran, oats, and oil meal or equivalents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Utiinal Husbandry
New York State Agricultural Enliegest
Ithaca
Saya
Banking Celery Late in Summer for Winter Storage
The article explains the best time and method to bank celery for winter storage. It covers when to pull up soil, how to bind leaves with twine, and the dangers of banking too early or too late. It notes celery can endure frost but not hard freezing and warns against heavy winter coverings as labor intensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colery
Farm Notes on Fall Pasture and Livestock Care
A fall grazing guide recommends pasturing sweet clover and planning for fall forage. Layins on nest protection and broody hens, plus cautions against feeding diseased carcasses to stock. Notes on hay types, animal care during wool and mutton highs. Reports higher U S livestock slaughter last year and rising milk consumption, with rail and shipper cooperation urged to prevent livestock losses.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Merger and Bar Org
A damaged OCR passage hints at a merger involving a bar organization and a separate entity. Readable bits suggest a negotiation or structural change, with names and places obscured. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to specify.
Records Tell of Profits or Loss
The article urges farmers to keep three core records: a complete Inventory of owned and used assets with values, a record of farm receipts detailing sales quantities and prices, and a record of expenses for operating costs and debts. It argues these reveal farm profitability, highlight minor enterprises like eggs and butter, and show whether the farm is advancing. Shomusa A. Lammers from Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service invites readers to send in an account book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shomusa A. Lammers
Extension Service
Colorado Agricultural College
Barley Seens Best Nurse Crop for Clover and Alfalfa
Barley is praised as an excellent nurse crop for clovers and alfalfa and a superior feed for fattening hogs, sheep, and cattle. It matures early, helping with a short corn season, and can be threshed with wheat, reducing workload. Barley shades ground less than late oats and leaves more soil moisture for young clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmore
Cate
Be a Milk Tippler Says Dr Schireson Headline
Dr Llewry J. Schireson a Chicago dermatologist promotes milk as beauty fuel for women. He cites milk’s skin benefits, notes celebrities' use in cosmetic practices, and endorses a daily quart plus sunshine. Evaporated milk is praised for sterility and easy digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Schireson
Llewry J. Schireson
Chicago
Schireson
Sohireson
America
Fanny Brice
Tanguay
Sebtreson
Sehirason
Anna Held
Emergency Pantry Meets Home Need
A home economy piece promotes the emergency pantry shelf as a quick fix for unexpected guests. It suggests can openers and evaporated milk plus meats, corn, tomatoes, and jelly to assemble a banquet in minutes, emphasizing hostess ease and versatile ready dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metah
Given
Doea
Meta H. Given
Clover Outperforms Blue Grass In Pork Feed Trial
A Missouri farmer and the Missouri Experiment Station conducted a feeding trial with fall pigs in blue grass pasture and clover pasture. The blue grass group gained 0.4 pounds per head daily for 42 days, while the clover group gained 2 pounds daily for 26 days. The blue grass lot required 7.5 bushels corn and 7.6 pounds linseed meal per 100 pounds of gain, versus 1 bushel corn and 20 pounds tankage for the clover lot. The result shows clover’s superiority for rapid and economical gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri Experiment Station
Blue Grass
Mange in Hogs Causes Immense Loss to Farmer
Mange in hogs is a parasitic disease affecting corn belt hogs with seasonal spread. It reduces weight gain, lowers carcass value, and necessitates skinning mangy hogs, increasing losses for farmers and packers.
Eye With Bread Gant Frome Receives Te Aaanags
A fragmented OCR brief reports Eye With Bread Gant Frome receiving te aaanags from theys rata. Details are unreadable, but the item notes a transaction or award connected to those names and the cited source.
Whitten and Liscomb Basketball Divides County Honors
Whitten and Liscomb towns split the county basketball honors on the local floor Thursday night. The Whitten girls remained undefeated with a 24 to 4 victory earning the gilt cap, while Liscomb’s boys secured a 29 to 17 win after a strong first-half lead, with Whitten’s guard fouling out and substitutions changing the late game. Nearby notes mention community visits, school happenings, and church activities across Whitten, Eldora, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Vinton
Marshalltown
D. O. Sweet
Waterloo
Mr. Sweet
Sarah Sweet
Miss Opal Long
Cora Long
Charles Smith
Eldora
J. A. Foster
Earl Montz
Burr Butler
Ora
Hutchens
Grundy Centur
Gov. Arnold
Keswick
Frank Arnold
Tray Whitwood
Roy Eggleston
Christian Church Bible School
HW. A. Lyon
Ezra Long
Helen Schneider
Steamboat Rock
Whitten High School
J. R. Hauser
Geo. D. Mabie
Amos Heuser
Eledora
TL. Howser
Prank Reynolds
Stanley LaVerne
Needlework Club
Long
Carl Johnson
Bidora
Liscomb
Whitten
Llncomb Boys
Rural Iowa notes of visits and gatherings
North Eldora Township reports visiting relatives includes Mrs Wilbur Hudson and Blanche at Mrs Wm Luiken and Clarence Turner with grandparents. Marion Upton family events and new grandson born January 24. Farm Bureau all day meeting led by Mrs E E Swab. Farmers Co Operative annual meeting held in Eldora Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hudson
Blanche
Wm. Luiken
C. N. Schwargk
Delbert
Kirkdorfer
D. L
Farm Bureau
E. E. Swab
Marion Upton
I Have Made Up Mind to Marry Mr Gunn
A quoted dialogue reveals a woman asserting plans to wed Mr Gunn and noting age differences. She counters family concerns that he is old enough to be her father and that he may not suit her mother. The exchange highlights social prompts around marriage decisions.
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W. G. Leslie & Co
Optomatriate
Hardin County Abstract CO
J. L. Cameron
Citizens Saving
Bank
E. Purcell
Yy Ovilmont Furniture Store
Undertaking and Funeral
Aymer D. Davis
Hardin County National Bank
James L. Cameron
Citizens Savings Bank
Soper
Dean W. Pelsen
Prisen & Soper Attorneys At Law
First Nations Bank
Eldora Owe
Income Investmenta Educational Trust
Conrad E. Larson
Bateson
Eldora, Iowa
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Cincinnat
Lingoln
East Ellis
Bae Oe Ene
Cem
Carl
Jay
Newcomer
Europe
New Livestock Laws Prevention Association of
Ohio
Bar
Amos Abe
Ety Teten
Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Martin
Utes
Koon
Paul Moore
Howard Lone
Virgil Mitchell
G. Grigoire
C. Walton
Frescmen
Harris Long
Tohn Crumbaugh
Lowell Moore
D. Minard
Kuehula
Bell
M. E. Church
Epworth
Kings Herald
Aid
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Lows
Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
North
Iowa
J. H. Kramer
Burk
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