Emmet New Year Happenings Across the Town
A festive week with residents in Emmet exchanging greetings. Visitors from Storm Lake and Spencer were noted. Local gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Wair and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Irving marked the old year’s end and New Year’s Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margaret Mansica
Ray Olson
Beart. Morley's
Canter Township
Gen. Wair
Albert Irving Apont
Katherville
Moving On Farm Past Tom Merriott Estate
Ivor Clark and family moved onto the former Tom Merriott farm. Mr and Mrs Harry Hornby left for ShafMfield Illinois for relatives visit. Will Waat returned from Chicago after days there buying cattle. Mrs borrell came home from Pennsylvania after weeks away. John Voss from Rochester returned home late week. Ladies League meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon next week. Band one will both charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Clark
Tom Merriott
Harry Hornby
ShafMfield
Ilinoia
Will Waat
Ladies League
Will Releton
Khonule View Farm
Superior Notes and Socials From Spirit Lake Week
Local notes from Superior recount Rebekah lodge attendance at Spirit Lake, funeral of Mrs Al Humphrey in Matherville, and visits by multiple families. Socials at the Ewing and Judd Zstfoss homes plus New Year greetings, school events, and community updates across Dolliver and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Meikle
J. Lotwar
Rebekah Lodge
Spirit Lake
Superior
Mra
al Humphrey Jab Matherville
Local Notices From Wallingford and Nearby Towns
Roy Thompson left Monday for Waterloo on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Q E Cobb spent New Year’s with relatives in Walhingford. N B Inman’s father opened Wednesday. brother came from Shilburg for Christmas and left Monday home. Mrs John Ball entertained at Ryko Lake Grab Wednesday afternoon. Henriette Jones arrived. Initaok from Toledo to visit her sister Mrs Myron Sleasor. Hinze Rokenbrodt won first prize in the Short Course spelling contest. Wallingford Mr and Mrs M J Bele visited at the W Foaker home in Katharvilla Sunday. The Thompson family expects to forage soon for tarloo and make their future home there. Mr and Mrs Myron Sleasor and Henryattances reent Monday with the Gilliland family on the old walking farm. Mr and Mrs Dintin Hansen went to Katheryilla Monday to visit relatives. Mrs Sarah Kenthité and daughter Valna will soon move to a new house by Wallingford. Parties from Jeck Urpek have rented the farm. Giem Anderson has rented his father’s farm and will soon take possession. The Anderson family will go to Ethanville to reside. Sylvia Herg, who attended a school in Forest City, is spending vacation at home. Mr and Mrs Dow Spaulding arrived from Reinbeck Saturday. Word from Mrs Glenn Reininger from Kensington, Kansas that Kax, who was very sick, is better. Mrs Elsinger was called there before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roben
Estherville
Grover
Ladies League
Presbyterian Church
Vera Koesainger
Kensington
Kansas
Rassinger
Hex
Frank Greme
Grandpa Grema
George Krauuean
Burgees
Grace
Alice
Ramey
Mra
Frank ‘Naylor
Theo Wold Familly
Mian
Grace Swarts
Count's Falls
Misa Anna Waschter
Liinoia
Michigan
Despanet
Schaffer
Raleigh
Wim
Green Familly
Warren Klett
J. Larson
Chicago
Frank Krieger
Quy Godfrey
Ben Vail
Henry Krieger
Mies
Anna Waechter
Folkner
Slok
Min
Kadabaugh
Ewing
Mies Mae Blaanhower
Hierastater
Etta Ketmer
Werner
Atlantic City
Ger
Merriott
Ralph Ewing
Fred Smith
Spirit Lake
Mida Clara Healoh
Superior
Inez Bobinidt
Tice G. M. Price
Ora Wabber
Miss Eisenlower
Miss Reich
Judd Zstfoss
Ines Schmidt
Ralph Ehwing
Ben Weilley
Waterloo
Neilia Merriott
J. E. Meikle
Familly
Clariones Slingerlund
Family Ape
Price
Roger, Caylor
Wartz
Dolliver
Isaac Coleman
Letter
Ordar Rapida
Edne Gage
Pratt
Mr. Frost
Phelps
Adam Miller
A. H. Pigkish
Mra. Phelps
Planetet
Whitford
B. B. Reeddyegne Phuredayight
Otto Voight
Boya
Gail Stanmnerson
Roy Thompson
Q. E. Cobb
Wal- Hngford
N. B. Inman
God Bebool
Shgil
Midway Christmas Reflections Stir Joyful Memories
A nostalgic note recalls a season passed, with warm lines by the fire and a gentle retelling of the Christ child story, inviting readers to savor timeless Yuletide memories and the simple joys of faith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levon
New Year Greetings and Local Notices From Superior Area
A mix of playful New Year verse and local notices recounts greetings from residents, names deaths, travel, visits, dances and small events. Mrs TY Herbranson dies in Superior. Howard Rathman improves. households relocate from Hatherville to Bagley. neighbors host dinners and attend dances at Oleone Hall. Miss Whaertiang and Mr Brown visit Gruhlke home and plan New Year visits in Jackson Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywear
TY. Herbranson
Superior
Howard Rathman
Local Social Notes From Clements and Nearby Homes
Seen and heard notes describe visits among residents including Mr and Mrs J Calvin and daughter Nina at the Clements home Monday. Olga Hupabach visited her sister Mrs Jota Greice last week, while Charles Wilder conducted business in Gruiver. Emma Fouts salutes Mrs Frank Leopold near Superior and Nina Calvin returned home to visit family before returning to work. The baby of Mrs Eggers has pneumonia but shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. Calvin
Nina
Clements Home
Olga Hupabach
Jota Greice
Qlarenes Wilder
Gru Iver
Emma Fouts
Frank Leopold
Superior
Nina Calvin
M Uday
Portable House for Hens Nets Easy Nesting
Mrs L K Armour of Pleasant Hill La recommends portable nesthouses to ease mite control and cleaning. Each unit stands four feet high twelve feet long and three feet wide with two rows of twelve nests per side a hinged roof and a ladder for access. Dark nests deter robbing dogs and provide protection while under shelters in winter or shade in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summoer
Device to discourage sitting hen in a rocking coop
A coop made of lath forms a two foot square cradle on a shaft near the center. Weight below the shaft causes rocking and tipping, deterring hens from sitting. The design claims ten hens cannot sit on the bottom and a broody hen will abandon the roost quickly, with three to four hens fitting the coop for rapid results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Hush
Day Shore
N. J
Success With Chickens Saves Chilled Wet Chicks
An illustrated note describes rescuing soaked newborn chicks by dipping them in warm water, then wrapping them in blanket cloths. The method revived many chicks thought beyond help, illustrating how warm immersion aided recovery more effectively than cloth or moderate heat.
Animal protein for fowls in buttermilk feed
Buttermilk is presented as a top animal protein for poultry with growing popularity due to low cost. It is available at many creameries for about one cent per gallon and should be stored in suitable vessels for preservation.
Special Milk Gains Favor Across Markets
The United States Department of Agriculture advocates grading milk by merit to aid consumer choice and reward care by producers. Special milk may or may not be fatter, but must be produced and handled to a high, verifiable standard to build trust and sustain demand. dairymen should set and maintain a strong quality standard, as current city volumes are small despite consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Thia Ong Pvery
Feeding Hints for a Dairy Calf Rearing Guide
University of Minnesota article advises transitioning calves from whole to skim milk starting at 2 to 3 weeks old, gradually increasing solid feed to 8 to 10 quarts daily by four months. Include hay and silage when safe, avoid moldy feed, and yearlings need 15 to 20 pounds daily with good clover hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hoskins
University of Minnesota
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W. Rathman
Grandpa
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Tlenry Schmidt
Tia
Rood
Pmehrm
Fr. A. Sylch
Union Grove
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Ho Larson
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Fl. A. Smith
J. B. Herbranson
Jack Scollon
Francis McAllyum
Francis
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Phil Anderson
Motherville
Lizzie Herem
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Ethel Brown
Coral
Iva Larson
Mr. Spratt
J. OG. Smith
Loddabberville
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Drudan
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Clark
Donday
Gladpa Boye
Avon
Ethel Eggers
Lottie Pickell
Frank
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Ant Milian Dodge
Manle HU
Paopis
Leonard Rassh
Rockford
Jaste Terrion
Fairmont
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Ty Whitten
Bromley
J.B. Mitchell
Venient
Tga
Mima Wertz
Beryl
F. R. Dowden
J. B. Mitchell
Mrs. Erickson
J. L. Tuttle
Exueat Dowdan
Eatherville
Opal
Lyle Wicka
Burg
John Ball
Ryko Lake
Henriette Jones
Initaok
Toledo
Har Slater
Myron Sleasor
Hinze
Rokenbrodt
Wallingford
M. J. Bele
Katharvilla
Rey Nhompson
Tarloo
Gilliland
Mra. Dintin Hansen
Katheryilla
Relatiter
Sarah Kenthité
Valna
Will Seoon
Shiok
Ito Tet
Hye Wallingford
Partiea
Jeck Urpek
Giem Anderson
Anderson
Sylvia Herg
Forest City
Midway
Big Felke
Jittie Felke
Treasure
JOLT
W. A. Norby
Hatherville
Bagley
Wm. Qguyge
Ll. W. Stark
Haary Sehmidt
John BR. ‘Olson
Ratherville
Oleon
Thad. H. Larsen
Marten
P. A. Fouts
Arthur Minde
Hutherville
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Ben Julson
John’ Bidtea
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