Reverend Thomas H Gallagher Transferred to Brooklyn James Church
Local notice states Rev. Thomas H Gallagher former Eldora Methodist pastor has moved via Grand Forks and Sunnyside Portland to James Church Brooklyn New York. A second item announces the Stauffer farm two miles south of Eldora at 240 acres for sale or rent with share grain cash hay and pasture terms through E. E McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Thomas H. Gallagher
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Forks
N. C
Sunnyside
Portland
Ore
James Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stauffer
Local Folks Attend Family Visits and Millinery Opening
A Delmar resident and daughter visiting her father Howard Pierce along with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Jepsen returned home Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson Mrs Viola Harris Mr and Mrs A W Mitterer spent Sunday at Chas Long's home in Whitten. All ladies invited to Humphrey hat shop millinery opening in Union Friday and Saturday. Read The Ledger. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Franklin
Howard Pierce
Geo. Jepsen
Delmar
Town
Carl 0. Johnson
Viola Harris
A. W. Mitterer
Chas Long
Whitten
Humphrey
Union
Dairy Facts: Graded Cream Could Increase Farmers' Receipts
South Dakota butterfat producers could gain about 5 cents per pound by adopting standardized cream grades, says the department of farm economics at South Dakota State College. If 1922's 81,761,070 pounds of cream had earned a 6 cent premium, farmers would have gained over one and a half million dollars, though some extra costs might apply. A market that pays flat rates undermines quality grading unless enough high grade producers join to sustain grading. Lower quality cream would likewise suffer financially under proper classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Department of Farm Economics
South Dakota State College
Milk Fever in Cattle Affects Well-Fed Cows
Milk fever is a common disease of pampered cows in warm stables with rich protein rations before calving. It can occur even on grass in spring. Treat by propping the cow upright, draining udder tents, withholding water and feed for hours, and using remedies like saline laxatives at calving. Prevent by reducing rich feeds weeks before calving and encouraging daily exercise.
Gentle bull handling rules for safe livestock
The article warns that a so called gentle bull can cause severe harm. It urges securing mature bulls, controlling their environment, preventing escapes, and avoiding teasing. Key points include ample exercise, stout enclosures, isolation from other cattle, careful feeding, and a firm but gentle staff to lead the bull.
Farm Advice From County Agent on Forage and Calf Health
The county agent urges planting tropical beans after frost danger passes and using sudan grass in pastures to sustain cattle and hogs during drought. He recommends partly covered paddocks to reduce dirt in milk, testing dairy acidity, and ordering limestone and alfalfa seed. Scours in calves require immediate seed reduction and investigation of causes.
Makeup of Seed Plants and Their Fruit Types
Over 9 500 kinds of seed plants have seeds enclosed in dry pods or fleshy fruits. Among them are orchids grasses lilies beans parsley sunflowers and thistles.
Frality and the Suburban View on Happiness
A fragment quotes Sage criticising world tightwads and the Suburban view that some people are never content unless they seize happiness without effort. The snippet reflects social attitudes on contentment and material restraint.
Waterbury Doctor Made Vice Chairman of Legion Rehabilitation
Dr Denis O Connor of Waterbury Conn has been named vice chairman of the American Legion rehabilitation committee covering New York New Jersey and Connecticut. A noted advocate for WW I veterans disabled by gas tuberculosis or other illnesses he began as relief and service officer for Corporal Coyle post in Waterbury. He helped push a congressional bill granting former service men longer to file claims and care now law as Reed Johnson act. Born in Biddeford Maine he studied at Bowdoin and served in the navy medical corps after enlisting in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
O'Connor
Waterbury
Conn
Doctor O'Connor
American Legion Rehabilitation Committee
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Doctor O’connor
Corporal Coyle Post
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Hils
Congress
Reed-Johnson
Halling
Biddeford
University of Maine
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Medical School
Plattsburg
Naval Reserve Force
United States
Maine
First Naval District
Beaton
Portland
Medical Corps of the Navy
Legionnaire Finds Home for Post in Iowa Town
American Legionnaire H W Studley of Cumberland Iowa along with an idea pushes the Initiative to strengthen the Cumberland post He observes clubroom needs and spends two days painting a basement into a potential clubroom The post now reports rapidly growing membership after near disbandment weeks earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaire
Iowa Town
American
Fine Membership Record The Elmer Wilson American Legion Post
Corwith Iowa unit announced a paid up membership of fifty five members out of a possible fifty eight in the district. Corwith’s population is seven hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer. Wilson American Legion
Corwith
Iowa
What the Epact Is in Early Astronomy
An excerpt defines the epact as the excess of the solar year over the lunar month, noted as about one day and a remainder of 41 hours 15 minutes 57 seconds, tracing the term to a Greek origin meaning added.
Fragmented Note Highlights Garden Motifs and Bacon Quotation
A damaged snippet mentions the garden of Almighty and the first planting followed by a reflection on human refreshment. It includes a fragment about Bacon and agar as purest, suggesting a philosophical or dietary aside without a clear narrative or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Local Notes From Honey Creek And Nearby Towns
Mrs R R Clampitt and daughter returned Wednesday from a visit in North Carolina. Miss Dortha Garrett visited the Carl Bales home over the weekend. her home is Green Castle, Mo. Mr and Mrs Q O Riley and children went to Marshalltown for the fair on Thursday. Mrs L B Mills visited her daughter Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Abe Clampitt and Mr and Mrs T B Brown attended the Marshall fair on Thursday. Mr Whitley gave a fine talk Sunday evening. Sunday School had 113 attendees. silo filling is now in order, signaling hard work ahead. Mrs C C Riley called on Mrs H A Ruddie last Monday evening. Mrs Agnes Hammer is visiting her parents. The W T A met at the church Thursday afternoon, with Mrs L B Mills in Eldora Friday for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Clampittt
North Carolina
Dortha Garrett
Carl Bales
Green Castle
Mao
QO. C. Riley
Marshalltown
Lo BL Mills
Alpb
Clampitt
T. B. Brown
Marshall Fair
Whitley
C. C. Riley
H. A. Ruddie
Agnes Hammer
L. B. Mills
Eldora
Will Brown
L. C. Jones
J. H. Moore
Minnesota
Nate Mitchell
Parkersburg
A. A. Agnew
Minn
National Legion
St. Paul
Marshall Co
L. L. Long
Maymie Avery
Albion
BR. B
Thos. Stanbrough
Thos
Stanbrough
Underwood
Ivester
Whittens
Grundy County
Whitten
Miss Dundles
Carl Craumbaugh
Wayne Kinney
Helen Schneider
Gene’ Day
Bertha Callaway
Helen Wirth
Helen Colling
Edna Arthur
Verde Law
Mabee
Neva Vinton
Helen. Schnider
Dent
Kenneth: Reininger
Timber Valley Social Roundup in Iowa Communities
Mr and Mrs Hal Pierce shopped in Iowa Falls Tuesday afternoon. Marshall County Fair attendance included Mr and Mrs Claude Miler and Miss Margaret Puttcomer Thursday. Mrs Will Langford and daughter Opal visited Eldora Friday. Mike Mossman and family attended Pleasant Chapel Sunday School at Max Tietz home Friday evening. John L Sheldon and family toured Garwin Sunday, visiting George Sheldon. Carroll Palmer called at Mike Mossman home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Philip Knowles with son Guy and daughter Bennalyn dined with the Hal Pierce family Sunday. Will Langfort and daughter Opal were hosted at the Vrooman home near Radcliffe Sunday. Waren, Putt and Emmett Mossman left for Minneapolis Sunday for horse shoe contests. Mrs John Wehrman visited sister Mrs Chester Modlin Monday. Guy Knowles helped at Arthur Knowles home Monday. Guy Knowles was Hubbard caller Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Pierce
Iowa Falls
Claude Miler
Margaret Puttcomer
Marshall County Fair
Will Langford
Opal
Eldora
Mike Mossman
Pleasant Chapel
Max Tietz
John L. Sheldon
Garwin
George Sheldon
Carroll Palmer
Philip Knowles
Guy
Bennalyn
Will Langfort
Vrooman
Radcliffe
Waren
Putt
Emmett Mossman
Minneapolis
John Wehrman
Chester Mod
Whitten Area Notes and Golden Anniversary Event
Whitten Eldora visitors and local notes cover travels to Minnesota Marshalltown visitations and a Golden Wedding Anniversary for Thomas and Therese Stanbrough. School notes include staff, a PTA meeting planned, class pictures, and defense day talk with student officer elections announced.
Senior class of 1925 elects officers for first semester
The Senior class of 1925 elected officers: Winfield Rosenburger as President, Bessie Sisson as Secretary and Treasurer. Supt. Jas Mabee organized the high school boys football team. The high school girls formed a basketball team on Wednesday evening with practice starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Rosenburger
Bessie Sisson
Jas. Mabee
Pleasant community notes from Point Pleasant area
Mr and Mrs D R Clark of Iowa Falls spent Sunday at Beverly Clark home. Mr and Mrs Tom St John and sons visited relatives. Bud Barnes spent Sunday with Gus Mitterer. Fred Pale and family visited Henry Pale home at Racine. Mrs Clare Troht and sons stayed with her parents J L Mitterer. J L Sheldon family visited Garwin with George Sheldon. Anna Reese visiting her mother Mrs Arthur Reese. J L Sheldon, Leslie Sheldon and Otto Bahr visiting Minnesota. Elsie Halfpop on sick list. Beatrice Cockerham stayed Saturday night with Elsie Halfpop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Clark
Iowa Falls
Beverly Clark
Tom St. John
J. L. Sheldon
Garwin
George Sheldon
Anna’ .Reese
Arthur Reese
Leslie Sheldon
Otto Bahr
Minnesota
Pine Lake
Elsie Halfpop
Beatrice Cockerham
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Hardin County National Bank
Hardin County Trust & Savings Bank
Eldora, Iowa
E. E.mc.farland
Bac
Ame
San Monica
Calif
Army
New York City
Nelson
Smith
Wade
The
Atwater-Kent
Eldora Storage Battery Co
R G
Tropics
Sudan
American Legion Newa Service
Denis S.o’connor
Honey Creek
Timber Valley
Citizens Savings Bank
Point Pleasant
Purcell Optical Shop
Fakii
American Legion
Edward E. Spafford
Vermont
Royal Balloon Cords
Own
Ziesman & Ziesman
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