Head of Horses Lot Describes Percheron Stallion and Related Stock
This entry lists a dark bay seven year old Percheron stallion 2100 pounds with lineage tracing to Donon and Mignon and noting Stud Book No 86284 and Permanent State Certificate No 8425. It also describes a diverse assortment of horses including mares geldings and foals aged from one to fourteen years with various colors and a grey four year old in foal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Nepolitain
Donon
Kadoudja
Gilbert
Brilliant
Coco UL
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean LeBlanc
Dam
Mediantes
Contoleur
Valliant
Prosper
Decide
Vieux Pierre
Cattle Sale Listing For February Stock
Twenty five head of cattle including eleven high grade Black Polled heifers two years old, high grade Black Polled bull two years old, Hereford bull two years old, five two-year heifers, two milking cows fresh February, and five calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Sroufe
Enders Family Letters Describe War Service and Illness
Frances Enders recounts family health trials including Miriam’s hospitalization in Wooster and Utica, Rob ert’s post surgical recovery after major chest cavity operations, and Gordon’s service in France with a French ambulance unit before planned work in India. Also notes Elizabeth Crump Enders and local medical care in Utica New York December 14, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Enders
Miriam
Wooster
Ohio
Gordon
Robert
Nellie Grant
Oneida St
Utica
N. Y
Rolfe
Iowa
Miss Grant
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Robbie
France
Grant
Elizabeth Crump
Red Cross
la Rochelle
Towes
New York
Wysitet
Frances Enders
Fair and Warmer Laugh Record at Scenic Theatre
Avery Hopwood farce Fair and Warmer featuring May Allison as star premiered on stage and now screens under the policy of fewer bigger better pictures. It drew a record long laugh from audiences at The Scenic Theatre on New Year’s Day after the line she said she would do it and she did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Hopwood
May Allison
Screen Classics, Inc
Scenic Theatre
New York
Land Deals Lead Erichsen to Emmetsburg Retirement
Erichsen, living near Depew, plans a big sale on Wednesday January 14 after profiting from land trading. He moved to Emmetsburg after selling his quarter-section at Depew and buying multiple farms in Minnesota and Iowa at various per acre prices, expecting gains on resale. The comment on High Cost critiques economic pressures and redistribution of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Erichsen
Depew
Emmetsburg
Ed Arnett
Geo. J. Consigney
East Main Street
Lars Strand
Erichsen
Ziehlke
Hans Enger
J. Reade Clarke
Emmetsburgh Township
Geo. Fisher
Thos. Vandecar
West Bend
Welcome
Minn
Jackson
Potatoes Bring Big Returns for Iowa Grower Sedlacek
C L Fitch cites F J Sedlacek of St Ansgar as a model of success in hard years. In 1919 Sedlacek produced 16 500 bushels of Rural potatoes on 80 acres and sold for over 25 000. He blends livestock farming with onions and potatoes, using excellent seed and cultivation methods. His farm is one of the state’s best equipped, with potential for 200 acres of potatoes in a single season. Mitchell county has vast similar land suited to potatoes onions and cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fitch
Iowa State College
F. J.sedlacek
St. Ansgar
Mr. Sedlacek
Mitchell County
Membership Drive Reaches 100000 for Iowa Farm Bureau
Over 100000 members and 300000 dollars were secured in the Iowa State Federation of Farm Bureaus membership drive that ended last week. A final canvass was planned to begin this week to reach missing townships. Subscribe For The Arrow Now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Wild African boar arrives for Iowa State breeding work
A wild boar from Africa was received at the Iowa Experiment Station Ames for type tests and breeding. Originating from Kansas State Agricultural College, the animal was used in tests before being sent to Ames as a gift. The boar, weighing 150 pounds, has long gray hair, upright black ears, large tusks, and notable fierceness as stations plan fundamental studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Ames
Kansas State Agricultural College
Altho
Popcorn Crop Sells For Five Cents A Pound In Laurens
Don Hardy converted fifteen acres of corn to popcorn after cutworms damaged the crop. He planted on June 10 and shipped the harvest last week. The 28 400 pounds sold for 5 cents per pound, totaling 1 420 dollars, with little extra effort beyond standard corn farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens Sun
Don Hardy
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Greenfield
Mr. Mérion Brage
Bobbie
Eatders
Red Sea
United States
Mallard
Plover
Henad
Jersey Hogs
T. T. Doyle
Prop
Harry H. Grove
J. W. Johnson
Ae Or
Pana
Prince Albert
H. C
J. Sedlacek
Jem
Fie of
Arrow
Honest John
WNC
Minnesota
Havelock
B. F. Pike
Deering Gang
Sattley
McCormick
Concord
Idea
Bankabia
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