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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
2
The item reflects political commentary from Estherville and Emmet County papers about Roosevelt and the 1912 era, noting Republican and Democrat perspectives and a light mockery of party factions. It mentions Betherville Iowa and suggests mixed sentiment toward Roosevelt’s leadership and pacing.
Tuesday evening accident leaves Che with left leg fractures. layoff anticipated. Elks initiate new class including local and visiting members. Basketball season opens Friday with a girls game and 25 cent admission. Various residents visit relatives. church services scheduled with unusual program at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
The drought yields lessons for tillers of the soil, emphasizing persistent cultivation to conserve moisture, use of irrigation on gardens, economical disposal of corn fodder, and the value of silos. It urges careful tile selection, warns against low-quality bargains, and notes practical farming ideas from feed choices to poultry house sanitation and manure utilization.
A fair barrel of apples costs 4 to 6 this season so store them carefully. Sort sound fruit, wrap in paper, and place in a barrel or box. Keep overripe or damaged apples separate to use first. Store near 82 degrees Fahrenheit, preferably in an upstairs room rather than a cold cellar.
The article discusses keeping fowl healthy through exercise and fresh air in winter, nitrogen for houseplants, and the New Jersey mosquito control via drainage and fish. It also covers rubber and gutta percha sources, corn smut safety for cattle, protect trees from rodents, and promoting rural school agricultural education and practical demonstrations for better farming communities.
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