Hog cholera control advice from state veterinarians
Readers are urged to disinfect hog pens and buildings used by sick hogs and to drain and sun-expose interiors. Destroy unrecovered animals and contact the Iowa State Veterinarian Dr Peter Malcolm or Dr J O F Price in Algona for guidance, under cooperation with state authorities.
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Peter Malcolm
Des Moines
Iowa
J. 0
Prica
Algona
Twa
Bureau of Animat:Hispanary
Cooperatton
Public Reception Honors Touka Ash Pupils and Staff
A 1921 school reception celebrated pupils and teachers with greetings from Mrs. Lae C Wolfe and Mrs Antone Hob ons. Supt Olandor delivered responses as new acquaintances met old staff. The program featured addresses and a social period with refreshments provided by the Ladies Club. attendees enjoyed the event.
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Touka Ash
Lae C. Wolfe
Laldes Club
Antone Hobons
Olandor
Road mismanagement sparks lane battle in Whittemore area
Local residents condemn highway work that erased part of a new grade south of the Wallace Simpson school, warning that dirt removal and ditching could trigger clashes among road authorities. They demand action from the highway commission to fix the North Iowa Pike alignment before further hazards arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Whittemore
Wallace Simpson “‘School
Highway Commission
Bedell
Wasi
Ang
O. B. Simpson
Seddié
Methodist Notes Preview Two Leaders at Upcoming Services
Hone Bible school sessions and Tucuka evening service led by Crystal Lake young people aim to uplift parishioners. Evangelist event includes Evang Sundays address with Bishop Hughes, offering two notable speakers. Readers urged to attend Saturday program and Bishop Hughes sermon Sunday morning to end year on a hopeful note.
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Hone
Tucuka
Crystal Lake
Epworth League
Sesseion
Evangelis
ASC
Hughes
Conferande
Evangéliat
Pits
Lfe
Bishop Hughes
Cholera Control Measures for Hog Herds and Farms
The guidance lists steps to prevent cholera in hog herds including away from streams and highways, isolation of new stock for two weeks, limiting sharing of animals, burning carcasses or burying deep, confining dogs if cholera appears, immunizing herds near infected centers, careful feeding and handling after immunization, treating feverish hogs with higher serum doses, and maintaining quarantine, water access, and veterinary supervision.
Cleaning potato storage rooms and best preservation methods
Cleaning out potato storage areas and spraying with copper sulphate or formaldehyde helps prevent fungus and extends shelf life. Experts from Texas or Iowa State College suggest thorough bin sealing, removing bruised potatoes, drying before cellar storage, and maintaining about 40 degrees F to reduce spoilage and rodent risk.
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Towa State College
Spurgeon Denies Klan Ties As Pastor Delivers Farewell
Des Moines pastor D L Spurgeon preached a farewell sermon and left for Garled with Mr and Mrs 0 9 Finn after a pastorate marked by reports linking him to the Ku Klux Klan He pledged to expose the order if charges prove true noting a New York World investigation and statements by former Minnesota King Kleagle Ottis L Spurgeon said he would turn over information to the public if convinced of Klan wrongdoing and criticized national leaders while maintaining faith in certain members.
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D. L. Spurgeon
Baptist
Finn
Des Moines
Yesdr
Ku Klux Klan
Des Moines Register
Spurgeon
Sunday’ Register
New York World
The
Tribune
King Kleagle
Minnesota
Grand ‘Bablin
ToWa
Otis L. Spurgeon
Sig Aueceasor
Oliver H. ‘Tracy
J. A. Track
Iowa
Twin Cities
Unite States
Qn &N
Heaver
Fall Web Worms Active In Iowa Shade Trees
Entomologists at Iowa State College report fall web worms are active on shade trees this season. They advise removing and burning infested nests or spraying small trees with lead arsenate to curb the second brood, which causes more damage. Parasites help reduce future harm, officials say.
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Iowa State College
Clean Up Old Gardens For Spring Plant Health
Gardeners should remove old vines and burn debris to prevent pests and crop damage next season. Experts warn that leftover material invites spring insects, rabbits, and weed seeds that threaten nearby fruit trees and future yields. J W Swanson and Nick Heesch haul rock and tar to Chicago, while Farmers Elevator handles two cars.
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Iowa State College
J. W. Swanson
Chicago
Nick Heesch
Farmers’ Elevator
Farm Bureau Sets Husking Wage Rates Across Counties
Farm Bureau reports indicate husking wages will be about three cents per bushel with elevator, and three and a half cents without, in fhly and surrounding counties. Some locations offer four cents where conditions are poor. Over 900 men were sent out last year, though demand may shrink this season due to more local labor and earlier husking elsewhere. Wm Boyken attended business in Algona Saturday.
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Fhly
Farm Bureau
Pumpkin storage guidance for dry conditions and rot response
The article advises storing pumpkins in a dry place such as a shelf behind a furnace to differentiate from other vegetables during the season. If dry rot is detected, remove the pumpkins immediately. Properly stored pumpkins will keep until the latter part of May.
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Pumppkins
Crystal Lake Epworth League To Lead Sunday Service
The Crystal Lake Epworth League will conduct the Sunday evening service on Sunday October 1. They are a modest but earnest group and invite everyone to attend this meeting as they work at heart.
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Crystal Lake
Epworth League
Road Gravel Plan Urges County Officials
A reader presses Kossuth County Highway Commissioners to gravel mud roads after rain. They argue it would be sensible to use federal funds for paving and to fix the poor routes Blough and others traverse.
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Kossuth
County road paving debate spurs highway meeting idea
A Bancroft Register note urges Kossuth County leaders to invite a Highway Commission representative to discuss graveling the Daniel Boone Trail and paving linked projects. Citizens from Burt Bancroft Ledyard Swan City and San Kota urge action to unlock state funds and promote road improvements this fall and winter.
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Kossuth
Aittle
Burt, Bancroft
Ledyard
Swan City
San Kota
Board of Supervisors
Tha’ Highway Commission
Daniel Boone
Iowa Wool Growers Plan Pool for Blankets and Goods
The Iowa Meece Wool Growers Association promotes pooling wool for sale and trade with Glavze Woolen Manufacturing. Wool from Koseuth county may be used to make blankets and other woolen goods at low cost, with blankets, auto robes, wool bats, socks, yarn and cloth among offered items.
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Iowa Meece Wool Growers Association
Iowa
Glavze Woolen Manufacturing
Towa Fresco Wool Growers Association
Lowa
Koseuth
Woal
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help
Mr and Mrs John Aldinger thank friends and relatives for assistance after their mother's death.
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John Aldinger
Stenography Jobs Advertised at Nettleton College
Short notice calling for first class stenographers invites applicants at Nettleton Commercial College in Stony Falls. The ad seeks capable shorthand writers to fill available positions and prompts readiness.
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Nettleton Commercial College
Stony Falls
Salvation Army Annual Meeting in Algona Details Board and Goal
The Salvation Army held its county advisory board meeting at the Algona Hotel with J A Van Ness presiding. Officers were named and a county fundraising quota of 1700 dollars was set to support home services, hospitals, and welfare activities in Des Moines Omaha and beyond.
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Salvation Army
Algona Hotel
J. A. van Ness
O. Dash
Th Army
Crotumayer
J. A. Bowtags
W. T. Maakestad
Ratso
Thia
Atenal Naetts
Des Moines
Omaha
Salvation Army Corps
W. L. Ayers
Magy Post
Legion
Earnest Workers Entertained At Petersen Home
Mrs Chas Relbsamen entertained the Earnest Workers Club at the home of her daughter Mrs Mayme Petersen last Wednesday. The club planned to honor Miss Scott on vacation. she received a Red Cross quilt though she was the only nurse named on the service list. All members and many visitors attended. hosts praised Mrs Petersen for her hospitality and the fine luncheon served to conclude the visit.
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Chas, Relbsamen
Earnest Workers Club
Mayme Petersen
Miss Scott
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Methodist Notes
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Beny
Hefarg Bel Ced
KLAN
Wm.Boyken
Woon
American Legion
Dagie
M. L. Johnson
Armstrong
Grant
Louis Speicher
Springford
Fred Dutton
Himore
Hebron
Phillip Damon
Elmore
Swea
Alot Swanson
Armatrong
Harrison
O. R. Rowley
P. A. Weiyman
Lincoln
W. H. Pattoram
Lakota
Seneca
M. I. Flynn
Lone Rock
Greenwood
BE. V. Zlerang
Barcroft
Ramgsy
John Hollman
Lakoti
German
G. D. Wethousen
Thonka Fenton
Fred Bailey
Fenton
Burt
L. W. Pax
Portland
Lewis McWhorter
Buffalo
Howard French
Itonka
Lotts Creek
Pate Ebert
Whitte‘more
Union
Waery Ward
Algomn
Wesley
W. A. Drewelow
Willtemare
Leo. G. McDonnell
Crescos
H. O. Mumer
City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Albert Clayton
Irvington
High Raney
Prairie, &. 7
Rahm
St. Benedict
Garfielt
Atee Bonnatetter
Weat Bona
Riverdale
John Kayser
Bodo Sherman
Joy W. Butterfield
la Verne
F. A. Niver
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