Evening Truths On Kidney Ailments And Remedies
An Estherville reader cites heavy daily burdens from work and home life leading to backache dizziness and kidney issues. The testimonial credits Deans Kidney Pills with curing a long standing kidney trouble after four boxes, praising ongoing health improvements. Sold by dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Dean’s.
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Eatherville
Estherville
Ge. D. Wilkins
Fourth St
Fatherville
Hawasays
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dogn's
Almost Lost His Life By A Terrifying Winter Storm
Mason Michigan resident A. Stid recalls a brutal storm that left him with a severe chest cold and near pneumonia. A neighbor gave Dr King’s new discovery which eased breathing and cured him after two bottles. Safe, reliable for coughs colds and lung trouble. Price 0 and 1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by H Williams.
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A. Stid
Mason
Mich
Dr. King
H. Williams
Iowa Must Stick to Beef Production Lesson
Dean Charles F Curtiss of Iowa State College argues beef production must anchor Iowa agriculture for long term success. He cites livestock as the core of diversified farming, notes declines in eastern and Mississippi Valley herds, and urges growth of beef herds despite high land costs. He warns beef supply has shrunk while population rises, citing past decade declines in cattle marketed.
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Chas. F. Curtiss
Ilowa
Wea
Towa
Middle West
Texas
Zohn Bell
Champions International
Iowa
Great Britain
Holland
Cow Peas as a Forage Crop for Iowa Farms
Iowa State College extension notes cow peas as a forage option for southern Iowa fields to replace clover when needed. They yield 1-4 tons per acre, improve soil through nitrogen fixation, and suit dairy sows and young stock. Plant on warm soil around June 1, in rows six inches apart, with simple corn planter methods, and harvest when early pods turn yellow. Farmers are urged to try the crop and report results to the agricultural department.
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M. L. Mosher
Iowa State College
Iowa
Iowa State
Agricultural Department of Iowa’ State College
Horse Power Scraper for Ice Fields
With heavy snows in Iowa farmers face difficulty reaching ice ponds to cut and harvest ice. A simple scraper powered by horses uses a few planks and shafts, requiring no explanation, and can be improved by a steel edge strap for greater efficiency.
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Iowa
Calf stalls charting and Rome fieldwork note
An unclear fragment references charting duties for calf stalls and a temporary shift toward Rome assignments. It mentions daily work and a potential end to a previous shine-related at-sea experience, but specifics are unreadable.
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Rome
Dairy Notes. Winter care for Iowa dairy cows.
A. L. Kyzer advises warm drinking water for dairy herds in winter and suggests feeding skim milk with flax seed jelly, clover hay, and corn silage. Emphasizes using an accurate milk scale, testing regularly, and daily workload to justify extra help. Recommends a 1000 pound cow winter ration of silage, clover hay, and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Kyzer
Iowa State College
Iowa
English judge jokes as Scotsman seeks Scots return
A joke from the king's bench features Sir George Douglas of Kelso asking to be excused from jury service after moving from Scotland, hoping to return immediately. Mr Justice Darling remarks that Scotsmen rarely wish to go back, then offers a gag about earning a guinea, leading to an excuse. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local ads from Iowa and a cement company.
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King’s Bench
George Douglas
Springwood Park
Kelso
Ennismore Gardens
Justice Darling
Scotland
George
Sir George
England
Vindicator to Levy Five Cent Charge on Notices
After February first the Vindicator and Republican will charge five cents for all show locals and for all church and society notices of meetings bazaar or entertainments with admission or revenue. All other church and society notices published free as before. Found a lady's brooch. owner can reclaim by paying for this notice.
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Vindicator and Republican
Allother Church and Society
What Chickens Must Suffer At A Country Inn
A reflective and sardonic diary style piece condemns the meat trade. It describes a chicken’s journey from inn arrival to frying, noting owners, storage, and the pursuit of profit as the bird nears the table, with pointed critique of cruelties and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Big Buck Shot In the Adirondacks
D. Webster Ernest Hendricks and Clarence Lapp returned from the Adirondacks with a record size buck. Lapp shot it weighing about 10 pounds and stretching nearly nine feet in length. The deer had only worn teeth, suggesting great age, and the antlers showed five even, well formed prongs. Webster, a yearly Adirondack visitor, was startled when first seeing the deer, likening it to a mule. Guides said nothing top that in the region.
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Adirondacks
Webster
Ernest Hendricks
Clarence Lapp
North
Mr. Lapp
Mr. Webster
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Omee
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South 1Sth
Omaha
Nebraska
Chamberlain
Shadle and Company
H.N. Rohde
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Milwaukee
Northwest
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