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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
4
The Herald defends its stance on Mr. Grant Tyler and his Garden City connection while criticizing rival papers for errors. The piece mocks the assertion of Tyler as editor and notes corrections were issued, yet the mistaken claim persists. The Flora?ld asks pardon for any implied harm from the misstatement.
Rev De Frisbie aging with seventy five years warns against retirement as living on Easy Street. He cites Maj Sherman of Des Moines who retired then found work in charity leadership kept him active and content. The piece argues labor is rest and aging should wear out rather than rust out.
The Iowa State Register and Farmer adopts a magazine form with new departments and editor Drue guiding. It becomes the Iowa State Register and Farmer and will be issued in Des Moines with a 40 cent yearly subscription. The Herald offers a club rate of 81.76 for both papers.
Michigan experiment station notes no floor currently more desirable or inexpensive than a well built concrete floor for piggeries. It emphasizes durability and sanitation, stating cement floors offer good sanitary conditions when properly maintained, though other qualities may exist.
A historical note explains an adjustable cement overlay system for pig pens to reduce bedding use and prevent slips. The design includes hinged panels, wall-mounted supports, and corner saddles enabling easy cleaning and dry, elevated sleeping areas. Observed benefits include pigs preferring the raised approach, fewer crippled hogs, and improved welfare.
A farm article argues that green corn with charcoal and salt is insufficient for growing hogs. It recommends higher protein feeds such as mill feeds with tankage or dried meals, noting dry tankage or oilmeal mix can be fed in large quantities without causing overfeeding. It also warns against cost-focused views favoring straight corn, citing experiments showing better gains with supplemented feeds and detailing a feeding rack setup and fodder practices.
A fragment describes a structure partly rebuilt with two logs forming a base and two logs above supporting a hay pile. The lower section remains usable and the upper part is raised with several logs. The sketch’s origin notes long service and continued utility.
The American Agriculturist advises mulching seedbeds in fall to conserve moisture and protect soil from evaporation. Ensure soil is well moisture saturated before planting, with fall rains soaking the ground and surface cover preventing moisture loss. Rotate cheese and turn daily to prevent cracking.
The apple crop appears moderate if not small overall, reflecting the uneven outlook reported in multiple regional apple sections across the country.
A fragmented account describes Western sheep investing as a path from labor to ownership, noting monthly pay, unions, and leasing. It references the Ames Town State College experiment station issuing bulletin 544 on apple rust, its origin from red cedars, windbreaks, and sprays tested in various states to mitigate rust effects on orchards.
The notes describe careful handling of sweet potatoes and other produce to prevent bruising. Sound roots go to storage, while damaged ones are used for early spring planting. Instructions cover storing cabbage beets carrots parsnips salsify and celery, with frost protection and plans for early onions and sweet potatoes after frost.
If you are thinking anything about Haviland dishes for the holidays see Ezra Nuckolls. Nuts
The undersigned was appointed by the district court of Hardin County Tywh on the ith day of Nov 1905 as Executor of the estate of George Lane deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowed payment. First publication Nov 15, last publication Nov 2.
The district court of Franklin County Iowa issues foreclosure proceedings under a special execution dated October 38, 1905 against Carrie Sehomlat and Ebenezer S Blydenburgh. The case involves real estate in Lined County and notes attorney fees costs. property described as southwest quarter of section one and other parcels. The matter was transferred to Franklin County for trial on December 2, 1905, with sheriff service and costs documented in Elida Iowa.
In Ward County Iowa district court a petition in equity requests a divorce from Frank Ti Lartinan. The petitioner cites willful desertion and drinking, seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony and custody of minor children. Default will be entered if defendant fails to appear by January 2. Dated November 15, A. 106. W. S. Mone, attorney. Clerk Lochwood issued the order. First pub Nov 22, last pub Dec 15.
An advertisement claims Paxo Ointment relieves itching bleeding protruding or blind piles with first use effects in 14 days. If your druggist is out, Boedy stumps and it will be forwarded postpaid by Purly Medicine Co, St. Louis, Mo.
A dubious OCR fragment touts a so called constitutional cure for "wrench disease" or “endurh” with claims of efficacy and price. It promotes Dall's Catured Cure by KL Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, plus other patent remedies and dubious medical assurances, typical of era medical hoaxes.
Des Moines Capital announces a Bargain Day extended to December 21 to 28 offering a yearly subscription for 1906 at 2.00 dollars for new and old subscribers. Mail to Lafe Young Des Moines Ind or give 2.00 to a postmaster newsdealer. Subscriptions via present subscribers as gifts encouraged. The Capital provides full AP reports, market data, two color printing, and strong mail delivery.
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