Nature Signals for Nitrogen and Wind Power on the Farm
The article argues yellow soil hints at nitrogen need and advises clover or manure. It contends winds and windmills shape farming, praises draft horses over cars, imagines wind-powered pumps, and extols the Bible as the prime agricultural handbook weaving farming ethics through history from Genesis to Revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Araunah
Boaz
Ruth
Egypt
Jacob
Gethsemane
Patmos
Fragmented Rural Advice and Market Notes From Era
The passage mixes farming tips on soil dressing and animal crossing with market prices and ads. It mentions top-dressing with manure spreaders, crossing Shropshire and Cotswold sheep, and early riser pills. Prices cited include butter at 35 cents per pound and eggs at 30 cents a dozen, plus chicken Caponas at 5 to 8 cents per pound.
Strength Building Patent Medicine Advert
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a means to add to and preserve physical strength by aiding digestion and nutrient appropriation. It touts pleasant taste and notes sale by Smith & Reed. The piece also discusses Japanese appetite for American breadstuffs and predicts dairy farm separators will replace other dairy handling methods on scattered small farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Reed
Absolute cure claim for drug and alcohol treatment ad
A reader notes dubious claims of an absolute guarantee drug and alcohol treatment with no payment until cure. The item lists J H Greenawalt as manager for Middle West Nevada Iowa and warns readers about improper dairy feeding citing corn use in cow rations and suggesting alternatives like silage hay and mixed feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Greenawalt
Middle West
Lynn St
Nevada
Hardsin County Happenings From The Herald Report
Fairview notes Rev Barsalou of Hubbard visited nearby towns. Miss Bessie Hutchens left Monday for Minnesota to visit relatives. Honey Creek drew a large crowd over the weekend with sermons by J Walter Malone and Prof Brown. Mrs Edith Craft and son joined the Rubottoms at Honey Creek Quarterly. Mrs Croft went back to Marshalltown Monday.
Local notes: visitors, travel, and the 4th in town
F Essig visited Conrad on Saturday while Mrs. H A Lyon hosts her Toledo sister. C E Albrook of Eldora conducted business. Rev Davis and family returned from Mount Vernon. Ralph Miller came back from Marshalltown. Many citizens attended the Union call game Saturday. Mrs O M Barnes and daughter returned from New Providence. Alta Lyon visited Conrad to spend the Fourth with Mrs Wiley. Jacob Clingerman and kin joined his parents. Geo Eggleston welcomed a baby girl Saturday. Poor weather dampened 4th celebrations with trips to Marshalltown or New Providence. Walter Hoskins was struck on the neck by a deflected ball at Nelson Hauser’s game, temporarily paralyzing his vocal cords. W C Venerick of Ashton Ill plans brick banking building north of Eggleston Bros. ready by Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Essig
Conrad
H. A. Lyon
Toledo
C. E. Albrook
Eldora
Rev. Davis
Mount Vernon
Ralph Miller
Marshalltown
Union
Alta Lyon
Wiley
Jacob Clingerman
Lawn Hill
Walter Hoskins
W. OC. Venerick
Ashton
Ill
Eggleston Bros
Local Notes From Gilford Randolph and Nearby Visits
Gilford Randolph left town for Milo last week while Miss Alice Cook of Oskaloosa visited Myra Hachey. Several residents moved into Rush's store rooms, and others returned or traveled for summer activities. The Worker Assembly of Iowa held its annual meeting with strong speakers from Wilmington College and Cleveland, described as the most successful of its kind. notable lectures were well received though no single program stood out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilford Randolph
Milo
Alice Cook
Oskaloosa
Myra Hachey
James Bales
Rush
Della Winslow
Cedar Falls
Luella Mendenhall
Benedict
Marshalltown
John Wright
Ocheydan
4. Morris
Charles White
Wartham
A. F. Styles
New Sharon
Elizabeth Newby
First National Bank
Eldora
Enoch Gifford
Melinda Hunt
Iowa Falls
Worker Assembly of Iowa Yearly Meeting
A. J. Brown
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio
J. Walter Malone
Cleveland
Notice of Probate in Hyer Din County Iowa 1905
Public notice dated June 30 1905 and first published August 2 1905 announces the probate matter in Hyer Din County Iowa. It names J 71 Richann Audgee 11th Judicial District and references lawn distrit or district. The wording is garbled but indicates an official court action with publication dates and county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RieHann
Audgee
Lawn
District Court of Town
Hardin County
Wm Winterfield
Blainitf
Quieting Title Notice in Hardin County Iowa Suit
In Wardin county Iowa the plaintiff seeks to quiet title to the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty and the northwest fractional quarter of section thirty one in township eighty eight north range twenty one west of the 5th P M. The defendants include John Harrington and many others with unknown heirs and claimants. The petition asserts peaceable possession for over twenty years and requests cancellation of a mortgage and other title defects, with a decree granting title and barring all claims. Publication is ordered in The Herald Eldora for consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sGovard Maren
Mera
Gerard Morgan
J. C. Mason
Fayeh
Iowa River
P.M. Lowe
Herabhy
District Court
Mardin County
Lows
Yardin County
Iowa
Clahion
Ander
David J Davis
Davis
John White
Suffolk County
Mass
David, Davis
Pedition
Court House
Eldora
J. W. Lee
Ofela Notite
Elcora
Own
John Harrington
Fannie W. Crockett
Gilman H. Wisner
Lois J. Wisner
W. W. McIntosh
P. H. Briggs
Ida Briggs Blaney
Beatrice Turk
Elanora Brown
Cora E. Wood
Mina Steffens
Jason W. Briggs
Orrin Briggs
Burdin County
Wardin County
Burdin
Eighty-Eight
John Hurrington
Milton Kennedy
Lyman i. Wisner
Vapale W. Crockett
Joan Harrelton
Jason W. Brigge
Louisa Briggs
Eleanora Brown
Hardin County
Laws
Hardin
Herald
J .D. Evans
11Th Judicial Dist
Guaranteed Cure for Piles By Paso Ointment
A sworn claim that Paso Ointment cures piles of any duration with first use providing relief. If not cured, druggists can refund money. Send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. for shipment postpaid from St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
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Jonta
Rumphbreys' Eo
Willan
Joba Wreote
Humphreys
Draggista
Humphreys’ Med. Co
William & John Sta
Wilbert Skallengerger
Chicago
Winchester
Ourea
Shalienher@er
Bose
Wilbert Shallenberger
Gekwood Blvd
Gelerencas Drers State Bant
Dewitt & CO
Peffers
Belgie
P Rug Ouse
Scanden
J.s.trigg
Register
Des Moines, IA
Ft. Deanee
Shropshire
Cotswold
de Witt
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
N. D
Ayers
Ayer
Leon
Onields
County
the Werald's
Fairview
New Providence
Fred Wright
Laura Palmer
Dapsrics Cours
Hyrdin County
Wmn
Bwanay, Piatoelsy, Va
California
Iows
Paul Express
Paul Mail
Bceieves
Mason City Mall
Peoria Mall
Kansas City
Peoria
W. Frazier
A. B. Corrs
P.A
Chicago & North-Western
Bidora
E. R. Seaton County
Albrook & Lundy
Hardin County State Bank
Frank H. Noble
Eldora, OW
W. A. Porter
Hubbard
Robt. Underwood
Mirst ‘National Bank
Eldora, Towa
Whitney & Jones Physicians and Surgeons
Towa
Eldora Emergeney Hospital
N. C. Morse
A. B
Justices of the Peace
C. Burling
Office of Nuckoll's
Stephen Whited
J *Atice of
Eldora Sow
Iverson
Mossman
Uctioneers
Aitizens Bank
Bank of Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Lown
A. N. Drake
C. B. Davis Examiner
Eldora Banking Houses
NPV
DD. E. Byam
W. J. Murray
W. E. Rathbone
J. H. Bales
C. BH. Albrook
W. H. Martin
W. J. Moir
D. E. Byam
Scitesa Duren
Alice D. Habbare
Ellis D. Robb
Jus, Nuckolls
Alice D. Hubbard
McKeen Dien
J. UD. Newcomer
O. KE. Greef
Geo
E. Gilman
A. W. Mitterer
Weswese Inden Stent Tin
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Imp
Baczache
Royster Dave Company
Madison
Wis
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