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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
3
From Mother Nature's storehouse Tanlac is presented as a tonic and builder claimed to restore health and strength quickly. The advertisement urges readers to visit their druggist and buy Tanlac for stomach trouble lack of appetite sleep and rheumatic pain.
A Bartholomew county man visited the county treasurer on Saturday and paid the overdue taxes after ten years. A bystander asked if he had found religion. the clerk replied no, he bought an automobile instead, which the office can levy on.
A saying emphasizes subtlety and restraint, arguing true prowess lies in concealing talent rather than flaunting it. It highlights discipline, patience, and strategic humility as marks of seasoned practitioners across fields.
Advert says Joint-Ease soaks through skin to ligament and bone calming inflammation and swelling. Claims a tube costs 60 cents with druggists stocking the remedy. Ends with motto that agony leaves when Joint-Ease works.
William Haase of West Park Ohio reports a severe leg sore healed after using Petersons Ointment. He credits doctors for prior failures and notes a March 22 1915 date. The letter was sent to P G Reitz Box 199.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to form cooperatives with careful economic planning and expert guidance. The history shows thousands of groups, strong in the North Central states, with vast earnings and long histories of resilience through sound management.
Weaned pigs require shade and light grain. In pasture systems, grain amounts vary by goal: breeding replacements need little fattening, while pigs raised for fall market need more grain. Start with 1.5 to 2 pounds of grain in the first week or two, then adjust as pigs develop per desired type.
In the 1924 Minnesota Ten Litter contest pure bred pigs led the field with top grades and strong crossbreds also performing well. Of 43 farmers whose litters produced a ton or more pork in 180 days, none were scrub litters. H G Zavoral notes pure breds convert feed efficiently and mature earlier, with market-ready pigs at 5 to 5 1/2 months and higher prices when sold early.
Fifty federations of local organizations now operate in the United States. They set product standards and prepare goods for trade, handle advertising and selling campaigns, and manage transportation and legal affairs. Centralized state-wide associations have grown in prominence over the past five years, totaling about fifty such groups including cotton and tobacco sectors.
Freight rates on pure bred livestock reduced by 50 percent by Northwest railroads when certificates of registration accompany bills of lading. If certificates are delayed, a secretary’s letter confirming receipt of the application may be accepted. The reduced rate applies only to less than carload lots. shipments over 8,000 pounds likely use the regular carload rate.
Advice from a period farming note emphasizes timely inventories on January 1 and using a silo for risk mitigation. It recommends fasting all slaughter animals, ordering shrubbery, and adopting fall or spring plowing with thorough disking for seedbed compaction. The blend of experience, observation, reading, and county agent input is urged for practical results.
A fragment shows She-John and He-Oh debating effort and worth while to act. The dialogue touches futility of trying to change the world and the impracticality of grand aims in a Boston Beanpot setting.
Relieves and heals burning skin diseases with no scarring. A complete medicine chest is not complete without it. Available at druggists for 30 cents or 60 cents, from J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois.
At the start of 1924 the United States had 3.8 million electric fans in use with an original value near 57 million dollars, indicating strong growth in household electrical appliances.
An advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a longstanding remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive complaints. It claims fifty eight years of success worldwide and availability in 30 and 90 cent bottles through many pharmacies.
A wartime rule in the Netherlands permits landlords to raise rents by 50 percent over the level at the start of 1916, expanding housing costs for tenants amid ongoing economic pressures.
In the United States there are 2,041,274 miles of roadways versus 251,175 miles of steam railroad tracks and about 47,150 miles for electric railroads. The figures illustrate the great potential for motor transportation development.
Cedar Rapids reader Mrs. Harvey Boots testifies she began sleeping well after starting Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription two years ago. She notes improved strength and vitality, keeps the remedy at home, and endorses trial tablets sent for 10 cents to Dr Pierce, Buffalo NY.
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