Steamboat Rock Local News Highlights And Visits
Steamboat Rock reports George Eilers with a broken arm from a pony fall. Wm Griffith sought medical care in Hampton. Albert and Angeline Rosas visited Garner with Myra Ross’ sister Mrs Calvin Schmidt, returning Sunday. John Flessner’s Wellsburg visit with his son Thomas. Storm Friday night caused crop damage east of town with trees uprooted near John Cretin’s home and damage to Dan McCaw farm barn. Cathryn Cramer and Watts of Clear Lake visited the E. W. Noyes home. Mrs Glen Haggin of Union visited her parents. A H B Kruse bought a Ford touring car. Maude Shelton of Kenosha visited J. W. Caldwell. Mrs Bert Carpenter spent time with her mother in Union. Sam Classen’s Wellsburg trip to John Frerkson’s. Bertha Van Dornum returned from Des Moines and Marshalltown. Mrs Wm Hartman attended the Mason City Legion Auxiliary convention. H A Eckhoff and daughters Roberta and Marjorie went to Marshalltown for Roberta’s tonsil and adenoids surgery. They returned Thursday. Cairns of Tacoma visiting Eldora. Harry Grieves houseguest last week. Henry Fleasner and family visited A H Bekhoff. John Eflera and family plus FE Sentman and son Carl motor to Fort Dodge Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eilers
T. J. Eilers
Wm. Griffith
Hampton
Albert Rosas
Angeline
Garner
Myra
Ross
Calvin Schmidt
John Flessney
Thomas
Wellsburg
Thomas Flessner
John Cretins
Dan McCaw
Cathryn Cramer
Miss Watts
Clear Lake
B. Johnson
Eldora
Glen Haggin
Union
E. W. Noyes
A. H B. Kruse
Maude Shelton
Kinosha
Wis
J. W. Caldwell
Bert Carpenter
Seabury
Sam Classen
John Frerkson
Bertha van Dornum
Harry Hall
Des Moines
B. W. Weatherly
Marshalltown
Wm. Hartman
Legion Auxiliary
Mason City
H. A. Eckhoff
Roberta
Marjorie
Misa Roberta
Deaconess Hospital
H. .P. Jenseng
Cairns
Tacoma
Yrasit
Harry Grieves
Henry Fleasner
Cloves
A. H. Bekhoff
Sundey
John Eflera
Mra
Sentman
Carl
Fort Dodge
Sun
Local People News and Travel Notes
Miss Birdie Hartman leaves Friday for Washington to work in the Adjutant General's office after teaching in Conrad schools for three years. Ed Johnson and family return to Oglisby Illinois after two weeks with relatives. E C Wickham of Fort Dodge visits Marshall County. Mr Eckhoff and son Ernest visit Marshalltown with Lena Eckhoff who is under eye treatment and both had tonsils and adenoids removed at Deaconess hospital. Clarence Nipper visits Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Eilers
Birdie Hartman
Washington, D. C
Adjutant-General’s
Miss Hartman
Conrad
Ed Johnson
Oglisby
E. C. Wickham
Fort Dodge
Lawn Hill Church Carnival and Community News
Mrs. H E Johnson spent days at Elmer Palmer home picking berries and canning. Several residents visited each other while a Friday storm caused damage nearby. The Lawn Hill church carnival raised over fifty seven dollars. Local team New Providence beat Lawn Hill 8 to 8. Sunday program and services scheduled with Rev C Miner guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Johnson
Elmer Palmer
W. &. Miller
F. A. Perry
Eileen
Florence Johnson
Avn Hill Church
D. J. Ferry
Cecil Higgins
W. M. Perry
Ames
I. W. Perry
Mra
Elsie Sporein
Iowa Falls
Lenna Sundy
Sarah Haines
Eldora
Leo Miner
Dan Perry
W. M. Pe
Phillin Crosser
Allen
Abe Carson
Phuredey
Illinois
Mkengan
Wistt Miller
Two Bong
Missouri
Christian Endeavor
C. Miner
Feeding dairy cows for milk production rules of thumb
A historical note outlines cow feeding: maintain body needs with roughage and hay, plus extra grain for milk. A 1000 pound cow may require about half the feed for maintenance and half for milk, with grain amounts tied to milk output. Heaviest producers need more feed, and grain ratios vary by breed from Jersey to Holstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Neeta
Missouri College of Agriculture
Jersey
Guernsey
Hollanders Breed Cows for Higher Production
In a lecture on dairy breeding, the speaker urges weed out weak producers and feed based on milk output. He advocates using pure bred sires with butterfat records over 400 pounds, predicting herd yields could double within nine years. The data show high producers are most profitable and efficient, with better returns despite feed costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Sige
Fit & Tee
Patthetad Op
Sudan Grass as Good Supplemental Pasture for Cattle
The article urges farmers to plant Sudan grass as supplemental pasture for dairy cows in July and August when native pastures fail. It argues Sudan grass yields high milk, is a cheap feed, and offers a higher return per acre than other methods, recommending several acres for next season to improve milk production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Miss Mary Price Promotes Boxing Bouts for Legion Fund
Miss Mary Price of Huntington West Virginia former Navy yeowoman organized boxing cards for the local American Legion post to raise funds for a clubhouse. She selected fighters staged three ten round bouts including Johnny Martin versus Patsy Haley and a West Virginia title bout Mike Kearney versus Freddie Dunlop. The event drew thousands, netted about $2000 for the post, and led to her being summoned to Indianapolis for Legion finance duties while continuing to plan future bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mary Price
Huntington
W. Va
Mason and Dixon
American Legion
K. O
Navy
Legion
Mary
Johnny Martin
New York
Patsy Haley
Cincinnati
Cray
West Virginia
Mike Kearney
Freddie Dunlop
Mias Mary
Ashera
Mies Mary
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Leonard
The
Indy
Indianapolis
Nance Division
Dairy Notes and Dairy Farm Improvement Come to Fore
Notes urge dairy farmers to improve herds through better feeding and balanced rations. Tuberculosis shows no symptoms early, butter quality hinges on milk fat, and alfalfa and other legumes are praised as essential roughage for cows.
Spontaneous Worship and Nature’s Call in Soul
Fragmentary reflection on spontaneous worship as the purest form of devotion when Nature speaks to the soul and the soul to Nature, invoking Goethe and Jaeger. The text reads as a dated, imperfect record with garbled phrases and missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger Goethe
Wildcat chases man up oak after forest encounter
Warned Iliam while walking in the woods a wildcat chased him to the top limbs of a large oak near a deep canyon. The cat climbed fast as Sam clung near a precarious edge and debated the situation, while the wildcat spoke in a peculiar way before the danger eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliam
Sam
Bernhardt Voice Regarded As Power In Opera
The article praises Voisselle Bernhardt and the ideal woman performer as using voice as a strong weapon. It discusses how a pleasing voice with cadences and fluctuations aids a woman to conquer the world, regardless of size or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voesse
Bernhardt
New York Approves World War Bonus Plan Details
New York will pay a state bonus of up to 150 dollars to honorably discharged World War I veterans, with 45 million dollars appropriated. The American Legion will distribute, and applications must be filed by July 1, 1926. The plan covers veterans, widows, orphans, and dependent relatives, with tax exemption and lump-sum payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanlord
Warings
American Legion
Solere
Emilora
Adjutant General
Melene
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Army Nurse Corp
Navy Nurse Corps
Naval Service
Marinea
Auch
Juatea of the Peace
Thors
Supreme Sacrifiica
Thoga
Armiatica
Ampericen Legion Porte
Legion Posta
Albany
Encaped Being a Freak From. qatory
Fragmentary text presents a surreal, halted passage with garbled phrases and nonstandard terms. No clear events, persons, places, or dates are identifiable to summarize into a coherent news item.
Community visits and family gatherings this Sunday
Frank Conklin and family hosted visitors from New Providence. Bert Beechett and tenro Ownsns kin spent Sunday with Mia Warren Williams. Ray Gonza family visited relatives near Owsan. Margaret MaRoberta from Town Falls accompanied Virgil Williams home after church. Will Alden family visited Eldora. Allen staying with grandparents in Eldora. Laurel Williams and mother traveled to Iowa Falls for a business trip. Several attended an Iowa Falls band concert. Warner Williams and son Russell visited Robert Walthall. Weather improves for haymaking. Reminder to attend the 4th of July in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conklin
New Providence
Bert
Beechett
Mia
Warren Williams
Ray Gonza
Owsan
Nelson
Margaret MaRoberta
Town Falls
Virgil Williams
Will Alden
Eldora
Little Margaret
Allen
Laurel Williams
Iowa Falls
Warner Williams
Russell
Robert Walthall
Towa
Palla
FAIRVIEW FOLK VISITKS AND REUNION EVENTS
Fairview residents recount last Friday with Misa Ethel Martin as town caller. Families including Rubottoms, Lapleys, Adams and Ruddicks visited various relatives in Ackworth, Conrad, and surrounding areas over the weekend. Misa Mary from Athens, Michigan plans a Iowa summer stay with her sister.
Union J C Lundy Party Heads to Idaho for Visit
Union J C Lundy and daughter Miss Julia left Thursday night for Rupert Idaho with plans to return in about sixty days. Mrs John Hubbard of Clear Lake has recovered enough to visit her sister Mrs J T Averanges for further recuperation. George Lepley Jr of Portland formerly postmaster and businessman arrived to visit relatives. Glen Mantellar of Jesup and Leah Madole daughter of Mr and Mrs T R B Madole were married Thursday. The Little Brown something in the Vale Neshua. They were accompanied by Tracey Madole and Sand Dith Houser. They will live on the room's farm near Jessup. The body of W W Drake was brought home from Marshalltown hospital where he had been a patient for two weeks suffering with worm poisoning. No funeral arrangements until word from Mrs W W Young daughter, who is in WAVanga nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lundy
Julia
Rupert
Idaho
Myr
George Lepley
Portland
Union
Fejonda
Glen Mantellar
Jesup
Migs Leah
T. RB. Madole
the Vale
Maar
Neshua
Tracay Madole
Xroom
Jessup
Drake
Sonia
Marshalltown
Mra
W. W. Young
Sfiovehter
Wavangd
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B. E. Purcell
McFarland
W. C. Baker Flour & Feed Store
Eldora, Iowa
Lawn Hill
Italy
Eadall
Ites
Suy
Miller
White & Woods
Yours
C. A. Miller
Elders, Iowa
Miller, White & Woods
Union Stock Yarda
Chicago, Ilinois
Janey
Larton News Service
Mise Mary Price
Want
Cairo
Congress
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Misalualppi
Loulaville
St. Lous
Memphis
Shey
Dairymoon
Mont Scrub
Eevey
Amerman
Veterain Aball Bayalki
Veternag’ Mountain
Glenwood
Fairview
Misa Ethel Martin
Marshall Town
C.A
Faron Rubottom
Ackworth
P. T. Lapley
Eliot Lapley
E. B. Adams
Misa Mary
Athens
Mich
HH. A. Ruddick
Iowa
Gail Stessman
Gertrude Kirk
Jody Steelman
Arthur Bogue
R. V. Adams
If. A. Ruddick
Hardin County Abstract
J. L. Cameron
Citizens Savings ‘Bank
Vilmont Furniture Store ” Undertaking and Funeral
Aymer D
Davis
Allcourt
Hardin County Nat’ CM
James L, Cameron
Seg Tn
BS Baers Ae Bank
Wendel
Huston Ditiee
Bei al Ee Eidora
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