Farm and Home Recipes and Rural Observations
This item covers instruction on Muffin Loaf and Yellow Turnip Balls with steps for preparation, plus medical notes from Journal de Medicine de Paris praising pineapple juice for catarrh. It discusses agricultural experiments on soil fertility, fertilizer economics, and the value of home manures for corn yields, ending with reflections on climate as a national asset and animal caution regarding poisonous pampas weeds.
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Journal de Medicine de Paris
Flaschar
Early notes on city franchise and humorist visit
The Sheldon Sun weighs political concessions in renewing the city franchise and cautions on terms for Logan and the council to protect residents. It recalls Strickland Gillilan's LeMars performance and notes the asbestos history with S Diller of the US Geological Survey.
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Sheldon Sun
the Sun
Sheldon
Strickland Gillilan
LeMars
Woman's World
Here
Gillian
Ireton
Qr. S. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Farmers Institute Program at Hawarden in February
The Farmers Institute will be held at Hawarden February 21 to 23 with a full program. Speakers include Andrew Rinne, J. C. Emery, Dr. T. W. Searle, Mrs. William Edmonds, Mrs. T. A. Cooper, Rev. A. W. Miles, Judge Win. Hutchinson, and Prof. M. A. Hauser among others. Sessions cover dairying, butter making, soils, consolidated schools, and farm chemistry, with prize exhibit sales and talks on education and the use of cement on the farm.
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Massey
Farmers Institute
Hawarden
Forencon
T. W. Searle
William Edmonds
T. A. Cooper
City government classes form in Towa region
Since the establishment of commission government in Towa in 1907, three cities of the first class, two of the second class, and two with special charters have adopted.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Burlington
Siousx City
Marshilltown
Jully
Port Dodge
Sioux City
Davenport
Marshalltown
Fort Dodee
Commission
Benj. FL Shambangsh
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Towa
Thirty Years Ago In Sherman Township News items
John Pas plans to open a clothing stack in the post office building. Dan Van der Meer in East Orange area attacked a sore and fatally damaged a finger after attempting to cook it. Drs De Lespinasse and Owens amputated the finger. The Rock Valley House held a regular monthly social on Feb 8 with Miss Nattie Burnell recitations and readings by Dr J Plumb, Mrs R L Rowe, and others. violin duets entertained. Married in Sherman township Feb 11 1882 Squire Smery officiating Stephen Eason to Susan Pont. Jacob Bortewer and John Gleysteen visited Calliope and took up a tree claim. Notes warn against brooding over hot weather and joke about duck raising vs quack.
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Dan van der Meer
East Orange
the Rock Wvailey House
Mr. Palmer
Napoleon
Washington
Butterfield
Clark and
Kent
Sherman Township
Squire Smery
Stephen Eason
Susan Pont
The Annals of a Rancher From Sioux County
A Sioux County journal notes cold weather contrasts with Iowa. Reports of chinook winds easing severity amid a winter of ducks, rabbits, and local wildlife. County projects include a Yellowstone to Montane highway, with farms and cows described along the route.
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United States
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Pacific
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Siberia
Walter Larden
Pampas
Argentina
Jefferson and
Jackson
Harpers Tribune
Strickiind W. Gillian
LeMars Globe- Post
Andrew Rinne
Commercial Club
J. C. Emery
Sioux County Farmers Institute
Ames
A.W
Roy
M. Gree
A. Hauser
M.A. Hauser
Consolidated Schools
A. M. Deyoe
State Superintendent Public Instruction
C. Klein
A. E. Kepford
Tes Moines
H.C
Fridas
FRAP
Corwin
Ken
LM. Foote
E. J. McNally
Maurice, Ta
AL A
Berger
John Pas
Jno
Jacob Bortewer
John Gleysteen
Calliope
Sun
Science
Holden
Mr. Hubbard
Congress
Martin
Aly
Sioux County
Yellowstone Park
Montane
Board of County Commissioners
Yellowstone
Chasset Parks
Great Northern
Midvale
Rockies
Passi
Jersey
Pete Moon
Orange City
Pete
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