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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1924

Page

10

Oransky Store Built on Quality and Service in Estherville

Estherville’s leading business, the Herman Oransky store, built by Louwis Oransky and later led by Herman Jansky, expanded into a grand two story 44 by 120 foot building with full basement and terra cotta front. The store, boasting eight departments, showcases extensive New York buying connections and frequent market trips. Herman Oransky, revered for honesty, has long supported Estherville as it grew from a village to a city, with staff famed for helpful service and a commitment to quality merchandise.

Estherville Herman Oransky Louwis Oransky Des Moines Opera Case Elks Lab Herman Jansky Istherville Arge Kristensen M. Groves Mr. Oransky Wilder Oransky Mostera Sement Stanley Emma Weise Robert Corey Dorothy Wood Erman Oransky Ubt Iowa Oran New York T the Legion Frankel Cedar Rapids

Hageman: Emmet County Pure Bred Leader at South Side Farm

Emmet County farmer H Hageman of Gruver farms 140 acres at South Side Farm and leads in pure bred Poland China hogs and White Leghorn chickens. His Ambition line hogs, notable sales, and modern facilities drive high prices and strong demand, with multiple 1924 sales averaging $110.50 per head and $196 per sow.

Emmet County H. H. Hageman Gruver Seattle Hageman Place South Side Farm Hageman Poland Prosperity Emmet South Side

Sugar Beet Farming Yields Profit for Mr. Hageman

The 1923 season saw 22 acres planted in sugar beets with a yield of 13.6 tons per acre above tare and dirt. Total cost was 80.25 per acre, with pay uncertain until February based on sugar prices. Estimated revenue cites at least 9.00 per ton gross, prompting 60 acres for this season. Faith’s South Side farm uses power machinery, one team, and an oil bill of 102.00 in 1923, while oats cutting for neighbors largely covered costs.

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