Live Stock on the Farm Swine Health and Care Practices
The article outlines swine health importance for profitability, disease risks, and hygiene. It covers sanitation, sunlight, quarantine, dipping for lice, worm control with iron sulfate and turpentine mixes, feeding practices, and careful stock introduction to prevent hog cholera and other diseases. It emphasizes clean housing, exercise, small groups, vigilant worm treatment, and prudent handling of new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMA Rey
Wwe
Eeeripreateae
Con-Scientista
Buch Ag
Kreso
Iowa
Lewis Iya
Niga
Temedy and
Ong
Tomover Corby
Community notes on social visits and travels in Aug
Local residents share movement and visit details across Iowa and Wisconsin. H G George and family travel to Wisconsin for property matters while Miss Mildred Evergit visits Waterloo friends. Many townsfolk attend church events, funerals, camp gatherings, and fairs, with numerous Sunday visits, trips to Des Moines and Seattle, and relatives from Oelwein to Laporte noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. George
Ming Bithel
Wisconsin
George
Mildred Evergit
Waterloo
Ladies of the Catholic Cemetery, Association
W.B. Doolittis
Frank Bonder
Sheritt Corll
O Brien
Independence
T. F. Jones
Wales
P. F
Marshalltown
W. F. Treadwell
Mina Alice Kane
Cochran
The
Baptist Church
Wests
Tasta Hopper
Laporte
Flossie
Atha Wol‘gama
James McNamara
Oelwein
P. AC Willer Apent
t.Oelwein
Hayes King Jett
Cornell Bluffs
Mlases
Ament
Mondey
Worthington
P. F. Damege
Lehmkuhl
J. B. Murphy
W. A. Elliott
Seattle
Wash
St. Luke's Guild
Mra
F Kraft
Nellie
Nora Harn
Elen Harn
Frants Curtis
Wissondin
Des Moines
Miss Denart
Eisie
Serveral
Farm notes and local notices from Oelwein may be April July era
Reading fragment typifies a small town page with mixed items. It mentions Gelwelu callers Atha Wolgatoot and Wilma Walker on Saturday, Lat Higber reported sick, Goldie Ireland and Cor her tenant Bart Carleon, Aug Westendon selling apples, Niemeyer Brog quitting farming with 4 gale in January, Mrs Welter and Miss Hagel staying with Wm Heiet, Sader threatening 422 bushels of cata from 18 acres, Dewar creamery patrons receiving 26 cents for butter in July, and Kate Adams receiving a complete set of kitchen utensils at a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Goldie Ireland
Bart
Carleon
Westendon
Niemeyer Brog
Welter
Hagel
Oelwei
Colpaf
Waterloo
C. B. Boyd's
Kate Adams
Manchest er Recruit Leaves City Amid Uncertain Army Path
In Waterloo and Manchester a 22 year old man named Conklin enlisted in the U S Cavalry but departed for Manchester then disappeared after his companion Charles Graham stayed to enlist. Orders for transport to Jefferson Barracks arrived, but Conklin could not be sent alone. Authorities telegraphed to seek him and compel completion of papers. Graham remains ready to depart once transport is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Conwith
United States Cavalry
Waterloo
Jefferson Barracks
Sergeeant Lloyd Groff
Government School of Instrucion Tialesa Conkiln Ig
Conkiln
Manchester
Jro
Conklin
Charles A. Graham
Graham
Groff
Contin
Jto
Young Man Leaves Waterloo for Montana Job
Chas Walker Anawera Gall and Gian Charles Walker, well known west, part of Waterloo party travel to Marshalltown. One member, a young Montana man, did not return and later sent a Minneapolis postmark stating he would go to Montana to take a timekeeper job on a railroad. Friends wish him luck in his new western home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Walker
Anawera Gall
Gian
Charles Walker
West
Ithay
Montana
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Mr. Walker
Charles
Minneapolis
Blacksmith Attacked by Unshod Horse at West Fifth Street
A horse kicked A A Duba in a West Fifth Street blacksmith shop breaking a strap and injuring him severely. Duba required two physicians and several stitches for scalp wounds and bruises. The owner, a farmer, had not shoed the animal which broke loose and charged workers, forcing evacuation from the shop as the horse continued attacks. Duba hopes for a rapid recovery. his wife learned of the accident by telephone while at a picnic nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
Duba
A. A. Dubs
Chautauqua Park
M. E. Church Closure and Local Visitor Notes
Owing to repairs at Grace 4 and the absence of Rev IE D Hull, the M. E. Church will be closed this Sunday. Miss Blanchetta and Annatte Bush of Manchester will return home. Mrs Alma Janis and others from Clarksville are in the city Thursday for a visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracel
F. Church
IE. D. Hull
Theta
Blanchetta
Annatte ‘Bush
Manchester
Pire
Atchie
Alma Janis
Clarksville
Vancouver Impressions From Dr Sage On Coast Tour
Dr F U Sage describes Vancouver as a growing BC city with Stanley Park forest giants, left side driving customs, and a diverse population. He travels via CP steamer to Victoria then Seattle, noting Chinese and other minorities and the city’s rapid fortunes, while praising US return comfort in Seattle and Tacoma plans.
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Vancouver
de U. B
British Columbia
Stanley Park
Minnesota ‘State Park
Lincoln.park
Chicago
Central Park
New-York
English Bay
Canada
States
Seattle
United States
Tacoma
Fred U. Sage
Died in Waterloo Mrs Pats Pain Paln Rites Saturday
Mrs Pats Pain Paln died after years of trouble, born May 29, 1883 in Jackson County Iowa. Survived by husband Frank, children Wilt Fairburn Leo Raymond Frank Jennie, plus three brothers and four sisters. Funeral at 2:00 PM Saturday at the family home on Riehl Street with Rev Keeler officiating. burial in Palr view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstine
Nuner Cubline Rose-Palp
Pats
Jackson County
Iows
Frank Paln
Wilt Fairburn
Leo
Raymond
Frank
Jennie
Waterloo
Sutute
Mra Kate
Nelson
Bololt
Wis
Mra. Redeces
Peanis
Topeka
Kan
Four Petitions From Proceedings On Separation And Debts
A fragmented notice list describes Mrs Mary Nelson seeking divorce from John Nelson after 14 years of cohabitation with allegations of drunkenness and cruelty. The complaint asks for custody of two children Leroy and Burl, temporary alimony of 100, permanent alimony of 50 plus 25 monthly for the children, and legal costs. Also noted are lawsuits by Laporte Public Utility Co against N C Paterson and L Wieland for telephone rents. a claim by Wangler Bros. & Todd against Fred and Bertha Heyl for 427.68 plus interest. and a petition alleging a fraudulent conveyance in a North Addition block with a requested decree for 34.25 plus six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hae
Jeon
Waterloo
Leroy
Burl
Laporte Public Utility Company
N. C. Paterson
L. Wieland
Plaintif Company
Wangler Bros. & Todd
Fred
Bertha Heyl
Wits
Fred’ Hey
North Addition
Allison A Candidacy for Senate Reelection
Dubuque August 23 Senator Allison stated in response to an Associated Press inquiry that he will be a candidate in the Republican primary for United States Senate to succeed himself. He said he had indicated to friends his intent and that recent doubt in some quarters prompted this definite statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Allison
Associated Preps
United States
United States Senate
Jugale
Daughter of Waterlooan buried in Elmwood vault
The remains of Margaret Jenney a 15 year old daughter of a former Waterloo resident arrived this afternoon and were taken to the Jenney home in Elmwood for burial. The child died last winter and her body was kept in a Chicago vault before being brought to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jenney
Jenney Fot
Elmwood
Chicago
Lumii
The Dip of Death at Barnum and Bailey Circus
The New York press reports on a dangerous act during the Barnum and Bailey circus visit. A daredevil performance, likened to a dip of death, inspires both fear and fascination as the rider fights gravity and momentum in the big curve of a vaulting device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lesbela Butler
Vita Ig
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Gravity shock and feat ends with geobad run way landing
An eyewitness describes a gravity bound ride in an auto mobile, detailing intense sensations during the act and relief after landing. The account mentions a French woman performer and a Parisian blurring of danger into confidence, with a surviving note about the upcoming show on Wednesday August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geobad
Paris
Atiell
Sesa
Parisian Creation Hat Ablaze Amid City Fire Scene
A woman in a large picture hat walks calmly past a blaze in a Mast Fourth Street storefront window. Fire damages the hat as bystanders react while the hat is torn free and placed on the sidewalk. The incident occurred after lunch at Friets restaurant. names and exact location are unclear. Residents and visitors from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns are noted in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Frietl's
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W. J. Kennedy
Iowa State College
Ames
Low
Rimach
Fairbank
Atha Wolgatoot
Wilma Walker
Trama
Higber
Oldier
Cavalry
Uncle Gunn
Man QO West
Sountry
M. E
Provinchal Isa
Uezolin, Brit
H Collina Sula Etrana
Rowiltenlooine
Dr. F
Sage
Cumome
Mrs. Mary Nelson
James
N. Nelson
Fwo
Swanglers
Announ
Ces
Anoth
Sabelle Butler
F. W. Gordon
Cedar Rapids
Mise Besaié Roblin
Clatton, Jows
Fred Hilkelberg
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