Fragmented county records and notices from 1898 edition
The page lists county expenses and notices including printing costs for Emmet County Farm Bureau and Democrat in 1898, road fund items with engineers and labor on D D No 116 and 107, and various contractors. It also records names like Bigelow, Smith, Macdonald, and Allen on commissions, drainage work, and jail services, plus short obituaries and local notices. The text mentions connections to Vindicator and Republican, farm bureau expenses, and public works items with scattered dates and amounts.
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M. Brown
Nis
Draydge
Bemia
Frostags
Vance R Noe
Tieewe
Jay Tohnaton
NGS
Lek
C . Birney
Dixon
Thomas Nivison
Kilgore & Klocow
Republican
Vindicator
Vindicator and
Republican Publishing Board
Emmet County Farm Bureau
Expense
Democrat
Allen & Allen
Western Electric Telephone
Lattin
Ida A Davis
Estherville Commercial Club
Bigelow
E Bigelow
P Smith
C P B. Smith
Cp ‘Smith
Gop. Smith
C P Smith
A ‘Macdonald
A Macdonald
A Follett
D Hart
Ie D
Hart
Humane dehorning of calves via caustic potash gains favor
Iowa State College animal husbandry researchers endorse using caustic potash to dehorn young calves. The method is quicker safer and humane, requiring only a small horn tip cut and application of potash. It avoids older sawing and shows no growth setback. Also featured are meatless meal ideas from home economists to ease dietary restrictions and recipes.
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Iowa State College
Food Administration
Preserve Eggs for Winter Use to Save Money
Iowa State College expert A G Peters warns fertile eggs wasted in heat costing fifteen million dollars yearly. After hatchery season roosters should be separated. store infertile eggs in water glass solution cooled boiled water. Pack eggs two inches from top. keep cool. Lime water method also described. Before boiling, pierce large end with a pin to prevent cracking. Additional kitchen recipes follow.
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A. G. Peters
Iowa State College
Gardeners Can Harvest Two Crops With Late Vegetables
Iowa State College truck crop experts urge gardeners to plant early varieties now and also sow late crops to maximize production this season. Plant Golden Bantam and Peep of Day corn, navy and snap beans, beets, carrots, lettuce, spinach, and even late potatoes. Dig early potatoes promptly to free ground for a second crop. keep tubers dry and spread in a thin layer to prevent spoilage.
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Iowa State College
Poultry Fight Campaign Aims To Boost Production
The U S Department of Agriculture with Iowa State College launches a poultry campaign. Emphasis includes careful breeding, egg preservation for winter, selection and conservation of stock, and elimination of unprofitable practices. Continued on page 7.
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Reedowian
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
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Estherville Steam
John Hansen
B. Anderson& Sons
Bunday
Deags
A Christensen
Engin
Nats Rose
Read
A Lonergan
Henry Move
Rent Patil
EK & PA
A- Lonergan
Ieee
Frank Fisher
Road Patrol
Lawrence Fox
L'B- Nelson
J Lonergan
Fred Priepke
Helpron Ek&pai
Peter Wicks
Gom "Reed
Sam Wicks
Fred Young
Charles Ditch
Es LE Berg
Harris
Charles’ Coon
Will. Weir
Byron Sharar
Emil ‘Lea
Louis Mathuig
A Burton
Wiseley & Sons
Tee
The
Christ Peterson
Cementa Products ‘Co
Nelson
Chas
Beaver
Lee
Tom. Fisher
Amipeding Ware Oy
Geo. Turner
M. O. Meade
Spirit Lake
Charley Graat
Sibley
Jo Hardie
W.a
Ebteland
A. O. Myhre
N. B. Egbert
Templar Park
E. I. Sandres
George Groves
Hugh Lawrence
Lawler
George la
Miss Besale
Frank Rhodes
Buffalo
Jake One
Duluth
Pee Iit
Garner
Ailsa
Jase
Tcher Ramage
Abaent
Pate Ie Oh Peptieee
Chamberlain
Andayson
Adams and Birney
Red Montel
Oak Hill
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