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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1917
Page
4
All Homeantenders are invited to Friday night gathering with officer installation. Representatives from the anpremie offers expected. Refreshments follow with the usual good time of the order. A dairy heifer育 prep guide emphasizes gradual handling of the udder and wider, kindness over punishment, and early halter training to prevent kicking.
A damaged notice from Wallingford describes a dance event on January 10 1917 after installation with music and general good time. Admission tickets include oyster supper and states come early for a good old time.
Mrs. Margaret Graaf and Mrs. Henry Graaf hosted a Grand Theatre party for Mrs. L. A. Bingham last Thursday. Twelve guests over sixty-five attended, praising Mrs. Bingham as healthy, bright, and principled. She lived in Swan Lake and later Emmet County, enduring pioneer life with her late husband dying about ten years ago.
Advertisement for a book claiming to explain cancer and its treatment, offering the booklet free by mail. Provides Dr C A Johnson's address at Suite 58a 1520 Main St Kansas City Missouri for interested readers to request the work.
The text explains cleaning a churn after milk handling. Rinse with warm water, wash with hot water, and avoid soap powders in the churn interior. Use small amounts of washing powder or lime water briefly. A little lime in water preserves sweetness and prevents taints, while keeping all equipment clean and odor free.
The Oregon Agricultural College advises silos be next to feeding animals and not inside barns to avoid odor tainting milk and to prevent refilling delays. Silos should require minimal movement of silage, with about a quarter ton needed daily for twelve cows at forty pounds each, favoring easy access for refilling.
Builders of pit silos should be careful about the cement plastering. Use a mix of one part goo sand and two parts Portland cement in two coats about three quarters of an inch thick. Let the first set before applying the second and keep it wet for four weeks. If earth walls are dry, wet them before plastering.
County notes record a baby birth at Tom Hepp home and local gossip about farming, windmills, a fox hunt, and reflective year end weather. Mentions Irwin and Haring's pony contest, Blue Rock Park, and a mail carrier braving snow and cold.
Gruver and Swan Lake area residents share social visits and local news. Multiple arrivals, family visits, farm rental, livestock shipments, school openings, club meetings, dances, and holiday gatherings reflect a busy week in Estherville and Swan Lake regions with residents traveling to Armstrong, Forest City, Joplin, and Minneapolis for work, land prospects, or kin visits.
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