Humboldt County Republican Candidates Announced 1916 Primaries
A stream of notices from Humboldt County Iowa Republicans announces candidacies for county offices including Sheriff County Attorney Auditor Clerk of District Court Treasurer and Supervisor in the June 1916 primaries. Several declared for re election or reelection and one seeks state senate seat in the 50th district with support from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuumboldt County
Iowa
Margaret E. Preble
Humboldt
Humboldtt County
A. M. Davenport
Humboldt County
Christopher
R. J. Johnston
A. O. Sorde
H. DeGroote
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
J.G. Devine
Luverne Items Farewell Sermon and Community Happenings
Special to the Times notes Woila Jr. on the sick list. Mrs Ernest Woila was a boldt caller Friday. Cemetery association met with Mrs H W Brink Thursday. The Presbyterian church plans an Easter program Sunday. Rev Heddle and Mr Amspoker attended Presbytery in Lake City WE. Lovell family and Godfrey relatives were in Algona Saturday. Seniors entertained Juniors at Ella Marty’s Friday. Sixth and seventh grades held a farewell party for Johnnie and Leslie Krafft. Rev Krafft preached his farewell sermon Sunday evening, and the family left Monday for Paton where he will lead the Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Heddle
Mr. Amspoker
Lake ‘City
Johnnie
Leslie Krafft
Goldfield Items Highlights From Local Correspondents
Susan Paskin works at Mantle home. Rev Nicholson visited Ren wick this week. Mary Montgomery visited Fort Dodge last week. E M Smith from north of Ren wick seen Friday. Walter Reichter took daughter to Des Moines hospital. Robert McGowan owns a 1916 Ford bought from Whyte Auto Co. Walter and George Miller returned to Worthington Minnesota for school. Eva Keith of Wright County Monitor retires as Goldfield correspondent after years. Supt and Mrs Robt Smyth of La Verne visited to plan next year’s schools and hire teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGowan
Ford
Whyte Auto Co
Walter
George Miller
Worthington
Minn
Sup’t
Robt. Smyth
LaVerne
Keep Poultry House Clean and Ventilated
Guidance on poultry house hygiene urges daily droppings removal for cleanliness and disease prevention. Buildings should be warm and well lit with iron netting on windows, allows summer air and winter warmth, with one half dark for laying. After cleansing, fumigate and whitewash with lime and carbolic acid.
Good Sour Milk Ration for Hens
A ration plan specifies corn four parts, wheat two parts, bran middlings one part, corn meal one part, and sour milk. deliver 23 percent gallons of milk to 100 hens daily plus 19 to 25 pounds of other feed.
Geed Fowls to Keep for Breeding Quality
The guide selects birds with full bodies, good carriage, wide backs, short legs, full breasts and well formed combs. The comb is especially crucial in males, marking a key criterion for cocks kept for breeding purposes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renwick Times
L. W. Miller
Renwick
Co. W. Garfield
Humboldt, Iowa
W. S. James
Hardy
H. O. Gullixson
Stewart Olson
D. T
Luverne
the Times
Woila Jr
Ernest Woila
the Cemetery Association
H. W. Brink
WE. D. Lovell
Kenneth
Blanche
Florence Godfrey
Algona
Ella
Marty
Goldfield
the Chronicle
Susan Paskin
Mantle
Rev. Nicholson
Mary Montgomery
Fort Dodge
E. M. Smith
Walter Reichter
Des Moines Hospital
Eva Keith
Wright County Monitor
Fellows
Chicago
St. Paul
Des Moines
John Egenes
Hart Schaffner
Marx
C. J. White Clothing Co
Electric Light Company
Col
E. D. Miller
State Bank
R. F. Avery
Waterloo
Mall
Minneapolis
Stock & Home
Minneapalia
Pontofice
Naval
Chas. C. Baldus
Mrs. Martin’s
Main Street
Barber Shop
Renwick Town
Will M
Renwick, Iowa
L. R. Turner
First National Bank
L. J. Waterman
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