Hastings Scene Shows Royal Neighbors Birthday and Civic Plans
Royal Neighbors of Malvern Camp members visited Hastings on Saturday to celebrate a sister’s birthday at Mrs. Belle Hanson’s home, then attended a picture show. The town planned a Play Raising for June 5 with a flag in the square, plus speakers and a band. Other Hastings items note tiling for the Phoenix ranch, moves of local residents, and a church social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Camp
Hastings
Belle Hanson
Malvern
Mary Maguire
Mary Tuntson
Pearl Scoles
Elizabeth Moore
Delpha Thomas
Nellie Wakely
George
Anna Starr
Omaha
Nora Bradway
Clifford
Opal
White Cloud
Effie Kennedy
FP. H. Hawk
Oakdale
Neb
A. B. Washburn
Studebaker
Lathan & Piper
M. R. Parker
Prof. Hawk
M. E. Church
Epworth League
J. W. Bonebrake
Missouri Valley
Seth Dean
Indian Creek
EB. L. Richards
Kenneth
Q’neill
Hone
Hastings Notes on Local Events and Residents
Town closed last Friday with a picn ic on school grounds and visitors enjoyed the affair as much as the children. Red Cross meeting planned at the Hastings Opera House to organize a Council Bluffs chapter with a speaker from Council Bluffs. Miss Helen Hutchings travels to Los Angeles with her uncle. Red Cross nurse and soldier twins born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hockabout. J. C. Dunkinson returns to Hastings area after years away, now with Walter Boylan. Strike at Hastings continues with militia not called. trains run as usual. Navy veteran Reed VanGorkum visits. he has re-enlisted and will soon return to duty.
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Frank Kelley
Red Oak Hospital
Charles Frazier
H. P. Rea
Red Oak
Red Cross
Hastings
Opera House
Council Bluffs
Helen Hutchings
Los Angeles
Cal
O. B. Hutchings
Ora
Randolph
Ila Fleming
Colling
John Galdozier
Will Fleming
Henderson
A. A. Weming
Emerson
J. C. Dunkinson
Walter Boylan
John
Missouri
Kansas
Botna Vale
Jonnie Gustin
Roy Clark
Harry Clark
Harry Lang
Silesia
Mont
Herbert
Robert Barnes
Harry
Neb
R. R. Sellon
Montana
Herbert Barnes
Robert
Graham
Shorty
Moore
Frank R
Buzz
Ike VanGorkum
Reed VanGorkum
VanGorkum
Uncle Sam
Navy
Tie
St. Louis
San Diego
Malvern retirement and local notices from Malvern wax
J H W Ketelsdorf retires after forty years as a tailor in Malvern and plans to move to Calgarry Canada with his wife to spend life with children. Leader items note M C Woodfill family trip to Indiana and Puritan Flour traveler Clifford Boyer’s home visit and possible army enlistment. I J Swain returns from Ogden after family reunion and brother’s golden wedding anniversary. Waterwell note in town mentions continuous flow from George White’s well keeping others full.
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J. H W. Ketelsdorf
Malvern
Mrs. Ketelsdorf
Calgarry
Canada
M. C. Woodfill
Madison
Ind
Missippii
Ohio
Burlington
Louisville
Clifford Boyer
I. J. Swain
Ogden
Swain
George White
Terms Used in Feeding Nomenclature Explained
A National Crop Improvement Service overview defines three chief organic matter groups and minerals. Protein supplies building material and energy needs. fat and carbohydrates provide fuel and energy. minerals build bone and sustain growth. Growing animals need protein and minerals. mature ones require less protein but ample fat and carbs. pregnancy increases nutritional needs.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Buying Feed Ingredients Difficult to Buy Readily
National Crop Improvement Service notes feed ingredient shortages and price disparities. Dealers often stock only cheap grades while high quality feeds used by scientists remain scarce. Farmers are urged to mix their own feed or combine mixed feeds with home-grown corn oats or barley to lower costs and improve nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
The Manurial Ingredients of Feeds
Nitrogen is the key fertilizing element in feeds and varies most among feeds. Connecticut Experiment Station found average mixed fertilizer at 2.5 percent nitrogen with eighteen of fifty-two feeds at 3.93 percent. Cottonseed and linseed meals gluten meal middlings brewers and distillers products are among the high nitrogen feeds, making selection crucial for farm economy and manure value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Connecticut
Malt sprouts as dairy feed noted in 1912 report
Prof J P Street in the Connecticut Agricultural Station Annual Report 1912 argues malt sprouts deserve more dairyman attention than proprietary mixed seeds which contain far less protein. He adds that dried brewers grains, priced with its high analysis, is among the cheapest high grade feeds on the market.
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Ome Rede
J. P. Street
Connecticut Agricultural Station
What’s in a mixed feed for dairy cattle
A high grade mixed feed for any dairy cow breed should be high in protein with exact digestible analysis. It mixes with corn oats barley hay and other farm forage to save money. Top ingredients include corn distillers preing gluten fead cottonseed meal hominy meal brewers preing wheat bran and salt.
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West Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
Elsie Kuntze
Albert Kuntze
U.S. Int
Governor's Island
N. Y
Kuntze
United States
Kaiser
William
Sam
U. S
Otto Kuntze
Germany
H. M. S. Derflinger
North Sea
van Gorkum
FP. H. Priest
W.R. Orchard
Peter Jacobs
John Y. Stone
Glenwood
Illinois
Phenix
North Branch Railroad
Wm. Woodward
Wm. Noyes
Bradford
Bia Chacey Grom
Mbernec
Peeroniennens
Glenwead
Business Directory
Carl Buch
Iowa
Howe's
Pharmasys
B. F. Ward
The
Chicago Veterinary College
Lenwood
C. Canfield
Murrhy
Canfield & Murphy Blacksmithing
Pripe
Edison Globes
Inwood
Ralph B. Townsend
With Jas. A. Swope
Lynn Franklin
Mills County
Mills County Abstract CO. (Inc
Noah & Wheeler —Dealerain
Robinson Corner
R. H. Giltner
Osteopath
McCluskey Bldg
Glenwood, la
Eagle Laundry of
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Haslet
Milliron Bros
Collection Agency
G. Day
Hon. W
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Mille County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
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ORA Lee
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