Facts For Farmers Wide range of farm tips across livestock and crops
The article compiles practical notes from the U S Department of Agriculture on farming economics and animal care. It cites tax revenue for gasoline, road-building data, mole stomach contents, worm control for poultry with tobacco dust, abortion in cattle, mineral feeds, hog floors, litter management, scratch feed, protein sources for hens, egg production needs, and kitchen garden tracking for family sustenance.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Instant Relief From Bunion Pains and Soft Corns
An old advertisement promises rapid foot relief using Moone's Emerald Oil. It claims pain vanishes in about fifteen minutes after three applications, with swelling and soreness decreasing after regular nightly use. The text markets the product as a quick fix for bunions and corns, implying low cost and easy home treatment.
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Eco Taconite
Moone
Searane
Moorie
Emerald
Monroe Power Light cuts street lighting costs in town
Representatives of Iowa Power and Light Co met Monroe officials to adjust the street lighting and water pumping contracts. The deal lowers costs by about 900 dollars annually, shifting from moonlight to a revised lighting schedule and improving service in Monroe.
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Iowa’ Power
Monroe
Iowa Power and Light Co
Monroe Light & Power
C. A. Long
C. A. Leland Jr
Des Moines
Ralph Bellmany
Knoxville
Measuring Molly decorative yard stick and oilcloth novelties
McKim Studios of Independence Missouri markets Measuring Molly decorative yard sticks oil cloth items and simple sewing pieces. Order numbers 612 and 613 detail instruction and materials including twine bags and ready to mail sample options. Available oil cloth in 48 inch width with color selections and yard quantities priced per item.
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Molly
McKim Studios
Independence
Utility bill savings cited by Monroe Mirror report
The Monroe Mirror notes that past operating practices showed lights will stay on all night and consumption-based pricing matches last year, yielding an estimated saving of about 275 dollars compared with similar service costs from the previous year.
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Monroe
Mirror
OsKaloosa Man Dies By Own Action
William R. Bridges a 76 year old pioneer resident of Mahaska county was shot and fatally wounded while alone in a chair at the rear of the Colonial apartments in Oskaloosa. A 82 caliber revolver fired from the skull pierced brain death occurred at 3:30 PM at Mahaska hospital. Richard Boston who heard the shot saw Bridges collapse. Bridges had run a general store in Indianapolis and later served as postmaster before moving to Oskaloosa.
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William R. Bridges
Mahaska County
Himse
Colonial Apartments
B Avenue West
Mahaska Hospital
Fr. Jarvis
Mr. Bridges
Richard Boston
Bridges
Billy
H. P. Johnson
Johnson
Beiniee
Dianapolis
Oskaloose
Obituary notes on James R. Bridges associate and funeral cancellation
An obituary item notes that the deceased connected with James R Bridges grocery and served as deputy under Sheriff Tom Price. He later worked ten years as a salesman at F W McCall marble works. No funeral services will be held per the deceased’s request. burial will be in Indianapolis cemetery with the body leaving Wilcox Garland chapel at 9 80 o'clock Sunday morning.
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James R. Bridges
Tom Price
F.W. McCall Marble Works
Indianapolis
Wilcox-Garland
Oskaloosa
Herald
Miss Helene Slob Recital At University Of Iowa
Miss Helene Slob daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Slob appeared in a university of Iowa recital in Iowa City on May 18 under the department of music. The program featured Handel Lungi dai caro bene Arensky To the Little Star Moussorgsky Nightingale Sing No More Gretchaninoff Snowflakes Debussy Love Me Well among others citing a large audience and favorable reception.
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Helene Slob
H. W. Slob
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Department of Music
Rti Il Bacio
Brahms Margaret
Schubert Bovery
Arensky
Moussorgsky
Debussy
sBemberg
Memorial Day Quiet Amid Ban On Public Gatherings
Memorial Day in Pella unfolded as a muted observance after a last minute order by the local board of health restricting public gatherings. A planned program with music and parade was canceled while families took varied paths from travel to picnics, and most streets stayed calm and traffic light.
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Pella
Goldsmith
Board of Health
John D. McNeely
Joseph Robidoux
Missouri River
Missouri
P Robidoux
Black Hills
St. Joseph
Offenders Hauled Before Tribunial By City Police
The city police net has rounded up several traffic violators. De Zwarte was fined $1 and costs for speeding. Van Walden paid $5 and costs for allowing a motor to backfire and cause noise. Henry Van Rees faced intoxication charges and was fined $25 plus costs. The first two offenders are from out of town. Chief C. W. Dennis pledges continued vigilance to enforce traffic ordinances and public improvements.
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de Zwarte
van Walden
Henry van Rees
C. W. Dennis
For Sale Adds Office Supplies in Chronicle
For sale items include adding machine parts typewriter ribbons and carbon paper from Chronicle Office.
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Chronicle
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