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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
7
A sale listing describes 50 head of cattle comprising 14 thoroughbred Short Horns, 1 Short Horn registered bull, 1 Black Poll registered bull, 3 registered Shorthorn cows with calves by side, 2 three year old heifers one with calf, 3 two year old thoroughbred heifers in calf, 1 one year old thoroughbred heifer, milch cows, 12 yearling steers, 9 yearling heifers, and 6 spring calves.
A long casualty and missing in action roster appears, listing many individuals by name and residence across Iowa counties and towns. The fragmentary list includes many soldiers and locals with scattered notes on deployments and deaths, indicating broader wartime losses and missing persons.
A collection of local professionals listed with offices and contact details including F W Bachman Dr anderson D M veterinarians Soper Alexander attorneys Birney Heydenburk and Clinite dentists plus farming notes on millet smut control using formaldehyde seed treatment and storage guidance for Iowa farmers with detailed soaking times and handling.
A Cedar Rapids meeting of Iowa buttermakers formed a committee to draft a bill this winter requiring pasteurization of all cream used to make butter in the state. Proponents argue pasteurized cream ensures safety and fairer prices, while some claim local creameries may rely on unpasteurized cream. Professor M. Mortensen of Iowa State College says Iowa butter should be the best, benefiting producers. In related notes, Butler County farmer E. P. Popejoy outlines soil improvements with limestone, clover, manure, and rock phosphate to boost farming profits.
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