Local Social News From Monmouth St and Nearby
Mrs Avash returned from a weeks visit with daughter Mrs Jay Orris and was met home by Mr Avash who had been in Mercy hospital. Miss Drake, recovering from an appendectomy, visited with Sarah Drake in De Witt. Sylvia Fegorck and Mrs George Owens hosted Sunday at Owens home. Our H S basketball team remains undefeated, defeating Magquokets 40 to 0 Friday. The final Lecture Course event featured a quartet and a good program with Loys who had seen service.
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St Is. C
Jay Orris
Orris
Or Avrah
Avash
Mercy Hospital
Fizaut
Sylvia Fegorck
Gsford Tet
George Owens
H. 8
Magquokets
4 Mere Quartet
Loys
Ser
Winter term at Eme Dine school delayed by bereavement
About 15 students enrolled to finish the winter term at Eme Dine school, but classes postponed to next Monday due to the death of a grandmother in Oxford. Mrs B R Dye hosted a 20-person gathering from here and Baldwin, with Somerset and refreshments.
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Emedine School
Oxford Det
Hir
B.R. Dye
Baldwin
Somerset
C. P. Dreke
Local Notices and Personal Recollections Amid County Home Changes
Fragmentary local items report a vacancy at the County Home after Miss Emma Daime's resignation. Mentions of funeral processions for Mrs. Ca’ering Small, and Mrs. Gabe sengusiy il at a son William’s home. References to ill health, teaching positions, and telephone company notes amid a scattered page.
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Marjorie Geisel
Emma Daime
S Jordan
Fred Seamond
Derry
Ca’ Ering
Gabe Sengusiy
Manure saved as fertilizer urged by USDA guidance
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin argues annually wasted stable manure is a major crop input. It outlines practical, low cost methods to capture and reuse manure, including concrete pits and concrete‑paved feeding sheds, to reduce loss and boost farm fertility without heavy expense.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Gould
Ile Manne
Tn md
Mayne
United States S Department of Tier
Experiments Warn on Swine Feed Loss and Parasite Costs
Reports from the Bureau of Animal Industry describe recent tests on brood-sucking parasites in swine feed. The studies suggest parasites raise feed costs and reduce returns for farmers.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Grain cars and pricing debated in railway report
Fragmented OCR text details a discussion on grain car pricing, rail shipment reports, and supervision controls. It mentions a department, inspectors, a state, and references to odors, grades, and percentages. The readable lines point to operational issues in freight handling and grading.
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Fenmare
Aesat IV
Japetann
Eoaratn Fries, Bertoral Coil
Musty
Oder
Byttony Ag
Smyth
Timber Demand Sparks Farmer’s Puzzling Message
A fragmented OCR note shows a farmer seeking timber urgently with unclear phrasing about supply and costs. The text mentions Drylding and Freie HONE amid questions of expenses and access, indicating a local inquiry into timber provision and perceived obstacles.
Public farm sales listed near Maquoketa and Canton
Notice lists several upcoming public sales on farms near Maquoketa Canton and Delmar with details of items including horses cattle machinery grain and household goods. Auctions are conducted by local agents with locations and farm names given for February dates.
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County Home
Bellevue
Andrew
Poland
China
Litchfield
McCormick
Emerson
Surrey
J. H. Daudel
WM. McGowan
Auelionder
J. I. Mohlenhofy
Cierk
Maquoketa
Buckhorn
Nashville
Sorrel
Bers J. Meinke
Louis C. Meinke
Les
Cou
St. FW
Daudel
Prop
Nis
Austin Ross Farm
Canton
Levsen
Robi
Trey
Mequokets
Delmar
Banks & Son
Pinter & O
A Good Mediciny For the 2 Pe South Gard
A reader touts Chamberisin's Cache Remedy as relief for severe coughs and grippe. The testimonial claims taking several bowls cured the cold and grip in short order with rapid improvement.
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Chamberisin
Notable Woman Shown In Historic Portrait
A famous woman is highlighted in a vintage Erie scene described as a storied figure. The text references her as a grand presence, noting a dark tone and a revered, enigmatic aura that has lingered in local lore.
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Erie Og
The White Dser of Cozac Forest Ta rhe Sr. Pavers snd
The fragmentary text mentions a forest scene with pavers and wine notes, suggesting a cryptic local item. It reads as a partial archival snippet with unclear names and actions, lacking a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
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Cozac Forest
Pavers Snd
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