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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
4
Jesued every Thursday at Orange Cary the county seat of Sioux county to the interest of the county and Northwestern Iowa. It can be had on terms cash in advance. Job work done with neatness and haste. Cash on delivery. One copy one year six months three months. Address all orders to Izaac Hospers.
The article lists grand jurors drawn for January term 1914 with names and towns including Hawarden Hull Rock Valley Orange City Sheldon Sheldon Boyden Sioux Center Alton Hospers Granville and more. Jurors are ordered to appear January 12 and January 14 at 2 p.m. near Sioux Center.
Correspondence from Nic Krier of Farmer 5. D. reports arrival Tuesday to visit Goebel family until Thanksgiving when he will accompany them to Los Angeles. H E Collins won most ducks and geese at Sunday shoot. Florence Lincoln, studying in Rockford Illinois, plans Thanksgiving at Clyde Brenton home in Dallas Center. Mr. and Mrs. T B Hutton of Sioux City passed through en route from Sutherland. Hutton recovering from injuries.
An arto accident left him with a broken nose and collar bone and a wrenched back. Dr Gleysteen and Gibbs returned from Chicago after attending the Wisconsin Chicago game. Miss Kokenge wed Clemens Futl at St Marys church. they plan a trip to Dyersville and settle in Minnesota. The Fortnightly Thanksgiving meeting was long in attendance but brief in features. Gen Bowers gave a thoughtful Thanksgiving address. Nellie Enkelrich read and Ray Thompson sang with a hearty encore. Mrs Abe Hoeven returned from Bowling Green Me to visit with her sister.
Instructions describe making a leather head hood to restrain an unruly animal. A harness leather covering fits the head with eye clearance and cheek pieces secured by sewing and rivets. Strong straps under the jaw and around the ears ensure a secure fit for a bull.
Farmers and gardeners are urged to spread ashes where needed, noting benefits for lawn and soil. Fine wood ashes improve porosity and color in roses, while coal ashes help with drainage if coarser portions are sifted. Ashes boost tree and fruit health, with borers deterred, and barnyard scrapings plus ash enrich soils for acres.
Readers learn to fashion useful tools from stiff wire like bed springs. The article lists practical DIY ideas and tips for creating small implements at home, highlighting accessibility and ingenuity in repurposing common household items.
A 19th or early 20th century advice note cautions breeders about selecting sows and boars. It stresses avoiding heavy lazy sows, preferring temperate stock, and avoiding heavy bones. It urges examining droppings for worms and ensuring warm sleeping quarters and charcoal provision for hogs.
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