Local Socials and Visits Around East Ellis and Eldora
East Ellis residents visited Iowa Falls Tuesday afternoon. George Jackson and James Lawless aided Ben Wickham on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Riske and daughter called at the Charles Bohr home in Eldora Monday afternoon. Mrs. James Lawless and Marian went to Eldora on business Wednesday. A surprise party honored Mrs. Swift Monday night. Fred Rixke and Albert Ulrich attended Eldora carnival Wednesday evening. John Cronk non Dale and Sam Huffman returned from Oskaloosa Monday evening. Gene and Clarence Simpson visited the Clarence Huffman home Wednesday. Elsie Steinfeldt and Gertrude Stieian of Fidera visited Herman Steinfeldt. Merry, Otto and Richard from near Radcliffe called at John Riske’s Monday. Mrs. Fred Riake and daughters and son were exalted in John Riske’s home Monday night. Ralph Simpson called Monday evening. Vern Liske went to Eldora Friday. Sam Huffman motored to Grundy Center on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Beecher
Familly
Iowa Falls
George Jackson
James Lawless
Ben Wickham
Fred Riske
Charles Bohr
Eldora
Marian
Swift
Fred Rixke
Albert Ulrich
John — Cronk Non Dale
Sam Huffman
Oskaloosa
Gene
Clarence Simpson
Clarence Huffman
Elsie Steinfeldt
Gertrude Stieian
Fidera
Herman Steinfeldt
Merry
Otto
Richard
Radcliffe
John Riske
Alden
Fred Riake
Sen Yern
Ralph Simpson
Vern Liske
Grundy Center
Sanford Johnson
Minneapolid
Lars Meisetter
Mroo
Mra Mreritt Reisetter
Den
Tairney Petresan
Dati, Minala
Mra Uh Sehmitz
Btdorn
Dohtiaen
Gayer Rorent
Des Mainesniversity
Cainetheger
Nevada
Minnie Snyder
Notle Johnson
Ed. Alsager
Route Three
Mery
Dita Tei
Misa Glova
Highmore
Dakota
Dale Schmerdika
Chicago
Armour & Co. Rev
Mra. 3
K. Barstad Viaitel
St. James and Dawson
Minn
Dergua Bals
Austin Rorem
Syedia
Framlahoma
Okabofl
the & T. Rorem
Moe Robert Evans
Gilmore
Arey
Frank Sanders
Rud Barstad
Leonard Minteruker
Des Moines
Miss May Berve
Grippe
T. Rorem
C. H. Cammack
G. B. Myers
Jewell
Oregon
J. S. Smith
M Smith
Landers
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota
Waya Stekenberg
Raymond Ruemper
Clarence Reixetter
Alvin Snyder
Atlee Myers
Moon
Jewall
Martin Luther
Osboe
Columbia
Saunders
Rommelsburg
Harold A. Conklin
Olin Park
Winonn
Evangelical Church
Marvide Ladies Harmony Club
N. E B. Smith
G. H. Stout
Weekend Socials Include Local Visits and Family Time
Miss Garnet Jackson spent the weekend with home folks and Mrs. George Jackson. Minsos Vera and Evelyn Huffman called in the Mrs. Fred Rinke home Friday evening. Owen Kangley visited his friend Carrol Jack on Sunday. Mr. Stalph Simpson went to Hampton to visit relatives Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Jackson
George Jackson
Minsos Vera
Evelyn Huffman
Fred Rinke
Owen Kangley
Carrol Jack
Stalph Simpson
Hampton
Local Family Socials Highlight Neighborhood Gatherings
Roy Wilson and family of New Providence spent Sunday with Mrs Chive Wilson. Mrs Snyder of Conrad visited Geel Claybrook’s. Lestie Smith stayed with grandparents at Arthur Rush’s. Burt Templeton and family from Cif ford visited. Rhetta Bivens from Marshalltown spent time with Mrs Jon Templeton. Neva Vinton of Whitten works for Mrs Roy Templeton. Neighbors returned Monday night for a visit. Sam Roberson and family from Chester joined Roy Templeton’s for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilson
New Providence
Chive Wilson
Mrs. Snyder
Conrad
Geel] Claybrook
Lestie Smith
Mra
Roy Templeton
Charivarios
Neal Knott
Sam Robertann
Chester
Community Notes From Center and Marshalltown Area
Sunday visitors gathered at the Wesley Crosann home in El sore with Mr. and Mrs. Clarley Calhoun of Center Point and kin. Numerous local residents attended gatherings including birthday parties for Dean Gray and Lola Howell, and visits to Ames and Hubbard. Multiple Thackery and Crossan family members appear among the townsfolk, with farm work, shopping trips, and a Hardin County Farm Bureau program noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Crowan
Naughter Dane
Wesley Crosann
Elsore
Clarley Calhoun
Center Point
Town
Earl Gray
Dean
Theo
Kern Thackery
Des Moines
Karl Crossan
Marshalltown
Oscar Ryan
Eurl Crossan
Wealey Crossan
Thackury
Mra
F. M. Vintan
Leland
BE. E. Swab
Priske
Eldorn
Hardin Co. Barm Byresay
Amos
Will Zeltman
Ray Saint
Duke Howell
Lola
D. A. Wicaner
Homer, Burgess
Russell Roane
Fred Upton
F. A. Smith
Ebert Follett
G. D
Russell Ellsworth
Russell Roupe
John
Hardin Ge. Farm Bureau
Ames
J. B. Thackery
Fern
Starley Calhoun
Mr. Thackery
Iowa
Dave Reisinger
Bida
Will Zeitman
Verna @eltman
Itwan Hyd Club
Robert Hess
Ployd McKinre
Heavy horse profitability and weight requirements
The article argues heavy horses yield higher profits if they reach about 1800 pounds or more and possess good conformation and appearance. It stresses two pillars for marketable foals: quality breeding stock and proper calf development, noting the Dakota training era and the impact of early weight, feeding, and winter shelter on final market value. It highlights that mature value depends on early growth and warns against neglecting the young foal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta O
Eold
Hartemieny
Wight
Growing Soy Beans in Corn for Feeding Lambs
An agricultural note extols growing soy beans with corn to feed lambs, claiming high forage yield and economic benefits. It advises choosing late maturing varieties like Maneho, using bean attachments, and gradually introducing beans to lambs to reduce digestive upset. It also notes higher finish in fattened lambs and soil fertility from added nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaya
Feeding Methods For Sows Highlighted By TB Ferrin
TB Ferrin of the University of Minnesota animal husbandry division stresses feeding as a key profitability factor for litters. He notes farrowing conditions should be warm with sun when possible and suggests a central or movable hog barn. He also details feeding rations for sows around 200 pounds including oats barley alfalfa hay corn tankage and milk as options to reduce pig losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verrin
Animal Husbandry
Univeraity Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Ferrin
Source of Satisfaction on the Farm: Growing Colta
The article notes Colta cattle as a source of satisfaction on the farm. It emphasizes that well cared for and properly grown cattle please young people, sustain interest, and help justify keeping boys and girls on the farm. It highlights that proper handling and feeding reduce costs and promote profitable growth.
Better Write. An Trishman on Brogue Dispute
An Trishman who disliked his brogue argued with a friend who is a lawyer. He claimed if on trial for the brogue no jury would convict. The lawyer urged him to wait and speak plainly to deny the brogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishman
Feeding strategies to curb pea consumption in lambs
B J Maynard of Colorado State Station advises in the San Lula Valley note that overfeeding peas and corn has led to health issues. He recommends balanced rations, controlled daily intake, and a variety of feeds including alfalfa hay beet tops and hay with careful stocking to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weta Atatloh
Nan Lule
Corriella
B. J. Maynard
Colorado
Rations for Brood Sows Can Be Grown on Farms
Prof KR Hinman of Ithaca’s New York State College of Agriculture outlines farm generated feeds for brood sows. He lists seeds like corn barley oats boiled potatoes and lice as energy sources and adds meat meal tankage oil meal alfalfa hay and kitchen waste for growth and minerals. He prescribes a daily ration of one to three pounds per sow and notes home waste and skim milk can substitute protein. He emphasizes feeding the sow and her piglets, especially near farrowing, to support the young pigs' growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. B. Hinman
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Protector Hinman
Professor Hinman
Molasses Feeding Improves Stock Condition in Cold Weather
Feeding molasses provides its own food value, especially in cold weather when heat producing carbohydrates release energy. Stock fed molasses are often found in spring with slick shiny coats. It also improves palatability of seeds and encourages cows to eat more roughage.
Live Stock Watering and Care Advice From a Farm Ledger
Practical notes emphasize ample water for livestock, especially young animals. Avoid grinding or soaking corn for large hogs, keep horses busy daily to reduce upkeep, and ensure good ventilation for pigeons and poultry. Warn against near confinement and exposure to harsh weather, promoting feed efficiency and growth.
Why Horses Eat Bark Habit Linked to Diet and Teeth
The bureau of animal industry states that horses nibble bark not from desire but due to lacking minerals like salt in their diet. The habit may also reflect dental condition. The note suggests frequent salt intake could curb the behavior and points to possible tooth issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Local notes from Radcliffe and vicinity weekly report
Sanford Johnson travels to Minneapolis to clerk at a drug store this summer. Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Radcliffe and nearby towns including Mroo and Mra Reisetter, Petresan, Uh Schmidt, Gordon Rorem, Lea Olson, and Dale Schmerdika. Summer events feature Chautauqua plans, a movie, a band schedule, and community improvements.
Union News Briefs From Cedar Rapids Area
Union notes report Meland conducting services at Knogle Grove and many locals attending a sports game in Eldora. Several residents travel for family events, graduations, weddings, and visits across Cedar Rapids Oakaloosa and Marshalltown, with town residents visiting relatives and changing homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meland
Knogle Grove
Chaorls eCity
Eldora
N. EB. Smith
Geo. Edwardson
Cedar Rapids
Qle Mighland
Official Motive Section Clamming Prohibited on Iowa River
The Iowa River is closed to mussel gathering from the junction of East and West Branches in Wright County to the Washington Avenue Bridge at Town Falls. The prohibition takes effect after July 24, 1940, per Section 1760 Code 1924, signed by State Game Warden W. El Albert in Des Moines on June 17, 1926.
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Iowa River
East Branch
West Branch
Wright County
Iowa
Washington Avenue
Town Falls
W. EL Albert
Tex Moines
Tawa
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