Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Grads and Weddings
Mrs J J Van Horn attended Des Moines college graduation with daughter Ella. Humboldt visitors include NX Olson family at D A O Niel home. Rolfe and Belmond links appear with callers and school events. Highland Park attendees Maude Newgord and Lulu Logan travel for summer visits. Bradgate school bond issue passes by 43 vote. Progress Club hosts Hulda Reed shower.
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J. J. van Horn
Des Moines
Des Moines College
Ella
NX. Olson
Humboldt
D. A. O'Niel
Olson
O'Niel
John Jogan
Helen Means
Consolidated Schools
Rockwell City
Carl Hoveland
Eagle Grove
S. R. Hoveland
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
John Fogan
Bert Burris
Fort Dodge
Frank Daily
J. Thorpe
Vinton
Iowa
Paullina
Jons
Perry Simmons
Ruby
Maude Newgord
Belmond
Harry Persons
Ames
F. F. Caywood
John Logan
West Bend
Carl Anderson
Rolfe
John Anderson
J. D. Corzette
Carrollla
Floyd Bailey
Kenneth Clow
Highland Park College
Louis Sarsgaard
Pioneer
Fred Nielsen
Lulu Logan
Cedar Rapids
Johanna Hoveland
D. R
Herbert Benge
Henry Blumker
Clarence Burr
Ernest Burr
Springfield
Minno
Ervil Burr
W. D. Clow
Eldora
A. E. Olsen
Bryarly
Hulda Leone Reed
Miss Hulda
Mesdames Lees
Tilton
Kelsey, Olsen
McCreary
Caywood
Chas. Loorten
Sloan's Liniment Promises Relief for Rheumatism
A user claims a 25 cent Sloan's Liniment bottle cured years of pain. The ad urges readers with rheumatism neuralgia backache sciatica or stiffness to try Sloan's for welcome relief as it warms and soothes the affected area.
Expense of Maintaining Male Colts in 1915 Experiment
An 130 day test at Hays station Kansas State Agricultural College measured costs to feed and train 31 mule colts. Total maintenance was $252.95 averaging $3.15 per head with gains from 545 to 654 pounds. Itemized costs include hay, kafir tailings, sorghum fodder, oats, corn meal, oil meal, salt, pasture, veterinary work, and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Station
Kansas Agricultural College
Sudan
Skimping food of colt is expensive
J S Montgomery of the Minnesota College of Agriculture urges ample early care for foals. He advises cool stables for rested foals, early weaning from the mare, frequent suckling times, and feeding crushed oats and bran with alfalfa hay. Summer ration should include pasture grass with some grain, plus ample water and salt. Proper hoof trimming and balanced growth prevent long term lameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Montgomery
Animal Husbandry Division
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Mr. Montgomery
Favor blue grass for feeding swine
Dean F B Mumford notes that blue grass pasture can profitably feed hogs. From 1908 to 1912 Missouri experiment station data show $26 value per acre at eight cents per pound live hog weight. Blue grass needs grain supplementation and is less valuable July 15 to August 30, so alternate pastures are advised then. Use a grain mix of corn and linseed meal or corn and tankage and feed to gain about 0.75 lb per day per 100 lb live weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Missouri Experiment Station
Skim Milk Calf Growth Compared With Whole Milk
A Nebraska college of agriculture study finds skim milk calves grow as well as those fed whole milk. Skim milk supports rugged frames, with fat secured by grains like corn kafir corn and oats. Protein levels in skim milk match those in whole milk, aiding muscle and organ development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska College of Agriculture
In Case of Influenza among Horses
Guidance notes warn that influenza or distemper outbreaks in horses should be treated with antitoxins promptly to save time and reduce losses.
Setting Strawberry Bed Advice
Do not move plants from an old bed to a new site unless you can easily select the varieties and the plants are young and vigorous. Ensure healthy stock to establish a productive, disease resistant bed.
Eliminating Culls in Poultry Breeding Practices
The note discusses reducing culls in poultry operations by prioritizing healthier birds. It suggests steps to improve selection efficiency and lower waste, highlighting economic and welfare considerations for farmers.
Sheriff’s Sale in Pocahontas County Iowa 1916 Judgment
Public notice of a 1916 special execution in Pocahontas County Iowa directs sale of parcel described as Lot 7 and part of Lot 8 in Section 36 Township 93 Range 31. It follows a $3,747.47 debt plus $90.42 costs in favor of Jake Williams et al against Nels S Peterson and Severine Peterson. Sale scheduled June 10 at 2 PM at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Pocahontas County
District Court
Iowa
A. D
Jake Williams
Nels S. Peterson
Severine Peterson
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E. L. Hollis
Welble
North Presbyterian Church
F. Fuller-White
Nat'l Bank
Phomes
J.H. Allen
C. D. Atkinson
Allen & Atkinson
Pocahontas
H. C. Barnes
Chicago Veterinary College
H. W. Lyon
E. Buxbom
Flasterer and
Mason
Rolfe, Jows
Jos. McEwen
McEwen
W.S. McEwen Rothers
State Savings Bank
Twin Cities
N. A. Lind
Minneapolis
Minn
Washington Avenue
Alwin G. Tietze
Thompson Brothers
Brewster & Peterson
Chas
PA. Mottay
Gour
Mule Colt
COLT
Wilhelm Holst
Rolfe, Iowa
Farmers Co-Operative Produce Co
John R. Nelson
Thos. S. Kittrell
Mr. Kittrell
Iowa Homestead
Sheriff’s Sale
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