Local social notes from Buckeye and surrounding towns headlines
East Ellis residents and neighbors are active with visits and visits to Iowa Falls Eldora Gifford and other area towns. People include the Risekes Beecher Sims Huffman and Jackson families with husking corn and social calls noted. Local churchman Fogg is district Nazarene superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Riske
Buckeye
John Riske
Max ‘Tietz
Marie
Iowa Falls
Fred Riske
Ella
Vern
Clarence Simpson
Addie Sanders
Frank Sanders
Clarence Huffman
Charlie Riske
Hazel
Towa Falls
Bert Beecher
Iowa Fall
Will Riske
F. Riske
Ray Swift
Tohn Riske
Will Beetle
Frank Huffman
Everett Huffman
Merton
Bidora
Clarence _ Huffman
Merle
Do Huffman
Charlie Jackson
George Jackson
Hubbard ministers move to Uradgaute and area updates
Rev Will Piper and children Marcus and Imogene leave Hubbard for Uradgaute where Piper will lead two churches. A farewell service was held. The town notes include local marriages, relocations, and gatherings such as Miss Alma Reiks and Carl Bunte wedding, page updates on church pastors Rev F L Rodenteck and Rev Clifford Linning, and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Piper
Marcus
Imogene
Uradgaute
J. M. Shade
Sot Donwit
Svllsworth
Silom Evangelical Parsonage
Quincey
Leenmbern
Irma Wolibrink
Sutter
John Kempen
Hoapital
Marshalltown
Town Falls
Rodenbeck
Moline
Fragmentary Local Note On Christmas Church Attendance
A clipped line reports a married couple's churchgoing habit with a spouse noting the husband attends regularly. The text mentions the Christmas service each year and implies domestic routine around religious practice.
Safety First at Crowded Crossing During Holiday Shopping
Shoppers hesitated at a busy street crossing as a car surged through the crowd. A tall policeman helped a group reach safety while urging calm amid the chaotic scene. An elderly man showed hesitation but gained courage with police encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rada
Dairy Facts on Herd Sires and Buyer Behavior
A Clemson college dairy expert argues buyers rush for herd sires only after others set the pace. He divides breeders into beaten-path and proactive groups, noting proactive buyers grab better bulls sooner, while latecomers risk higher prices and fewer choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Pribce
Clemson College
Care and Attention for Calf Ringworm Cure
Calves with ringworm respond to washing with strong soap and water to remove crusts, then nightly applications of a sulfur creosote ointment made with lard. Alternate days use tincture of iodine with caution near the eyes, and paint shed walls with hot limewash and carbolic acid to prevent recurrence.
Easiest Way to Dehorn Calves Using Caustic Potash
Instructions describe applying caustic potash on calves one week old to stop horn growth. Process includes cutting around the horn buttons, Vaseline rubbed to protect skin, wrapping the caustic to avoid finger contact, moistening one end and applying until horns whiten. Warns against over-wetting to prevent contact with eyes or head.
Clean Vessels and Warm Milk of Big Importance
A practical guide stresses clean feeding practices for calves. It warns against using unpalatable milk and stresses serving milk warm and fresh from a cow. It also advises drying the pen after calf removal and adding oil-tinea to grain after weaning.
Causes of Bad Flavors in Milk Identified
The article explains that off flavors in cream or milk stem from improper milk curing and contamination by dirt or bacteria. It notes that allowing milk to stand near the barn worsens flavor, and suggests succulent feeds like room, cabbage, and silage may help reduce bad flavors. It also contains stray garbled text about temptation and advertising.
New Providence News Roundup in October Notices
Local notes report residents moving to Minnesota and Iowa, hospital stays, and family visits. Social club meets with 9 attendees, a funeral in Cedar Rapids for S. D. Moon, and multiple shoppings and visits across Marshalltown, Union, and Conrad. Community events include a federation meeting at Union and a penry sale planned by the Women’s Missionary Society of Toney Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Iowa Tals
Ars
D. L. Thornton
Inez
Marshalltown
Ruth Moon
Cedar Rapids
Meont
John Eatwell
Lake Crystal
Minnesota
Fanny Rogers
Mingo
Iowa
Womana ‘Club
Bessie Reise
Andrews
Viola-Wilson
Will Moon
Cora Alison
Moorsville
Ind
S. D. Moon
Walter Rogers
Guy Heath
Thornton
Theo, Schoa
Paul
Dika
Elizabeth Lundy
D. Moon
Providence
Fedeeration of Womens Clubs
Union
Lena Dean
Lucille Sayersth
Donta
Penn College
Clarence Reese
Walter Hall
Randall
Oleaon
Verne Brown
Waterloo
Porter Hall
Elizabeth
A. W. Lundy
D. Humphrey
Wayne
A. M. Hinshaw
Wayne Hinshaw
Famely
Aradall
J. L. Thornton
Charles Spollenger
California
Ben Rash
Albert Swaggert
Linzie Ragh
Henry Rash
Medical Hospital
Des Moines
Charles Jones
Oukalooga
Ralph Thornton
Elwood White
Owen White
Conrad
Harmond Pierce
Eldora Salt
John Fierce
Tloney Creek
Basha Naturdey
Neon
Homer Hunt
Fridaite
Hine
Hubbard
Bateson
Rex
Fragmented OCR Note From 6 Pean' Ade By Bie
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a date or event with unclear names and places. Readable parts include a cryptic line about a person and a location but specifics remain unreadable. No coherent event or proper nouns fully identifiable from the text.
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Central States Electric Company
East Ellis
M. H. Oderkirk
N. A. Christensen
B. R
Park Adil
T. F
Co. L. Luglan
Sheriff
S. J. Mortman
Big Features
Chicago Sunday Tribune
America
Sidney Smith
Frank King
Harold Teen
Carl Ed
Moon Mullins
Frank Willard
Mitty
Walter Berndt
Winnie Winkle
Martin Branner
Win, Donshey
Harold Gray
Izea
Ea Chicago Arthday Tribune
W. E. Hill
Ett
Chicago Buotleg Tribune
Parent Teacher Association
Anna Goeschke
Alden
Carl Driefke
August Driefke
Oldson
Lutheran Church
O. W. Tabor
Fred Doering
al Wilson
Fred Winter
Mibert
Elmhurst
Ill
C. W. S. Schultz
Albion
Lottie
Eugene Boeke
Birmingham
Als
Henry Kruse
Germany
Howard Moon
la Parte
Minn
Zion Parsonage
F. L. Rodenteck
Alma Reiks
Wir
Herman Ricks
Carl Bunte
Fred Bunte
Will F. Muehling
Muehling
Dr. Brubaker
Henry Granner
New Providence
Lee Stoneking
McCausland
H. J. Manning
Fred Waterman
Dr. Grua
Radcliffe
Murray Landon
Eldora
Nettie Manning
Albert Walters
Wisconsin
Walters
Phoebe Kinzer
Sam Cox
John Liebenstein
Agnes
Gurnor
Anna Strother
Etn
Clifford Linning
Oskaloosa
Mber
Reece Scholfield Lumber Company
Will Gywn
Mandy
State Center
Ka Williams
Sad City
S. C. Thornton
Lealie Witmer
Iowa Walls
W. Wessels
L. P. Schwinger
Ackley
Ellsworth & Jones
A. Altschueler
Wal
J. M. Purinopety
A. D. Armstrong
G. Ely
EB. Houghtaling
North
C. Ely
E. &. Houghtaling
L. Carpenter
O. Kluger
Steamboat Rock
Haarlem
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Hotel Willester
Idaya
Shaltenberger
Heaptt
Sholignberger Trent
Muselaa
Alan
Bhibarge
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