The Brown House by Herbert Quick Serialized
A profile of Herbert Quick, a versatile writer and public figure born in Grundy County Iowa. The piece notes his roles as farmer, school master, lawyer, editor, and soldier, and previews his new serial about Jim Irwin the brown waltzing mouse, a story set to run in SHEN.
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Grundy County
Iowa
Sioux City
Farm and Fireside
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Mr. Quick
Jim Irwin
Jim
Shen Herbert Quick
Codfish Balls and Other Easy Dishes From Mothier’s Cook Book
A compact kitchen digest featuring codfish balls, corn chowder, a dressed young fowl casserole, peanut stained desserts, and a cranberry frappe. It provides step by step prep and cooking guidance with measurements and basic techniques for family meals.
Local residents spend weekend visiting relatives and friends
Shiloh Clay Doane went to Elnora Saturday. Herry Byrer and Whitfield Chandler spent Thursday with Isaac Benham of Lyons. Mrs. Glen Doane returned from Indianapolis after visiting her son John Doan and daughter Mrs. Melissa Graber. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lamb visited Terre Haute and St. Bernice. Herschel Resler of Huffman visited Tom Resler. Davie Dick Byrer Gail Resler visited Tressie Fish. Earl Roach and Lawrence Co. visitors called on relatives nearby. Bert Roach went to Bedford. Martha Hattery stayed with Alva Hattery of Udton. Charles Harper went to Indianapolis. R C Skemp hosted Edna Trueblood, John Ridenbark, and Thelma. Warren Byrer party north of Odon. Mary Dove visited Glen Denton in Newberry.
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Glen Doane
Indianapolis
John Doan
Melissa Graber
John Ridenbark
Thelma
Warren Byrer
Odon
Time to Cut Sudan Grass When First Heads Show
Nebraska Agricultural College tests find the best hay time for Sudan grass is when the first heads appear, yielding high feeding value. Hay cut earlier or later also makes good forage, though Sudan hay is a bit hard to cure and needs care to keep in good condition.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Sudan
Cold in the Head and Hall's Catarrh Remedy
An early 20th century notice describes catarrh as a nasal illness linked to a run down condition. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic to prevent colds. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio for over 40 years.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A Good Thing Don’t Miss If Send Name and Address
An old advertisement offers eight trial Chamberlain medicines for six cents. It promises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve for coughs, stomach troubles, burns, wounds, and skin conditions.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
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BUICK
Washington Buick CO
East Main ST
Washington, Ndiana
Brady & Cogner
Cllnop
the Journal
Odon Indiana
Odon, Indiana
John Ben Stotts
Mothier
Earth
Eben Rexford
Tleess
Barkley
Dep’t
Shiloh
Clay Doane
Elnora
Mrs. Clark Lamb
Terre Haute
St. Bernice
Herschel Resler
Huffman, Ind
Tom Resler
Davie
Dick Byrer
Gail Resler
Tressie Fish
Earl Roach
Lawrence Co
Bert Roach
Bedford
Martha Hattery
Alva Hattery
Udton
Charles Harper
R C Skemp
Edna Trueblood
Mary Dove
Glen Denton
Newberry
Baldwin
Aden
Main
Westfall
Udon, Indiana
Segrsatern
R. Neeriemer
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