Iowa Farmers Profit From Not Burning Corn, Says Leader
Col. Leon W. Ainsworth announces Iowa farmers who resisted corn burning now gain in value. Iowa corn on hand increased by 270 million dollars since December 1, with wheat up 1.5 million and oats up 6 million. Prices for corn rose while coal fell, leaving 60 percent of 1921 corn on farms at 57 cents per bushel. Oats up 10 cents per bushel with 60 million on farms. wheat 5 million on farms with 30 cent rise. Ainsworth notes most surplus corn remains in Iowa and nearby states, urging that those who did not burn gain the most.
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Iowa
Towa
Ainsworth
Local notes from Estherville and Swan Lake area
Thirty years ago Grant Wilder of Swan Lake plans to farm and help at the creamery. Andy Wilder buys eighty acres south of Hibbard farm and will build there. C W Hall sold mill property to M W Ribbens of Des Moines for a Des Moines business building renting for 125000 per month. Alma Mahlum’s friends held a sixty three strong surprise party. John D Willson now assistant cashier at Estherville State Bank. Carrie L Clark and Charles F Carpenter wed March 2 1892. Their home will be in High Lake township. Estherville pancake eaters George Ellis and Roy Barnum compete at Miller's hotel with 52 and 57 buckwheat cakes.
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Grant Wilder
Swan Lake
Andy Wilder
Hibbard
Emmet County
C. W. Hall
M. W. Ribbens
Des Moines
Carrie L. Clark
Charles F. Carpenter
High Lake Township
Estherville
George Ellis
Roy Barnum
Miller's Hotel
George
Barnum
Twenty Years Ago Social Highlights In Graettinger
Gilbert Eike begins a comfortable East Lawn residence project while Miss May Benton keeps books for the Dean Drug Co. K K Ks visit Graettinger guests of Mrs John Wilson. Henry Graaf debuts a mahogany and onyx soda fountain. Lucy Johnson leaves U S Express for Town Hall Insurance. Tilda Johnson fills the vacancy. M Gerberich releases a new two step Nuf Said printed by Pepper Music Co. Ramona Club opens in new rooms with a stage affair. Mrs J H Barnhart honors Mr P M Barnhart of Spokane with afternoon reception. L L Bingham welcomed a baby girl in Princeton Illinois. F C Williams shows a fine Hambletonian team from Kossuth. North town business property gains value. $10,000 wage拒 for Des Moines street lots. M Brown and daughter Inez visit Cedar Rapids. N B Carson and Laura visit West Okoboji with Val Van Steenborg family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Graaf
Lucy Johnson
U. S. Express Co
Town Hall Insurance Co
Tilda Johnson
M. Gerberich
Nuf
Pepper Music Co
Ramona Club
J. H. Barnhart, Jr
P M. Barnhart
Spokane
Washington
L. L. Bingham
Valentine
Princeton
Illinois
F. C. Williams
Kossuth
Des Moines
Opera House
M. Brown
Inez
Cedar Rapids
N. B. Carson
Laura
West Okoboji
Val van Steenborg
Vaccination School Date Change Announced
County Agent reports a shift in the anti hog cholera and virus vaccination school from May to March 7 and 8 at Ringstead. The sessions run 9:00 a.m. on both days with instruction on hog disease prevention and vaccination techniques.
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Ringstead
Iowa Live Stock Report 1922 figures and prices
Iowa farms January 1 1922 inventories show horses at 1,278,000 head milk cows 1,093,000 cattle excluding milk cows 3,134,000 swine 7,546,000 and sheep 854,000. Prices per head vary by class with horses from 30 to 79 dollars and swine about 11 dollars, while milk cattle average 53 dollars. Mules total 79,000 with age based pricing. FRANK PINNEY notes currency and context.
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Iowa
Census of Agricultural
Division of Agricultural Statistics
U.S. Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Why be vaccinated according to Dr Brady in 1922
Cedar Rapids reports Dr William Brady urges vaccination as protective yet respects individual choice. He argues inoculation with cowpox is risky and uncertain but supports offering free vaccination to all who want it and ending compulsory isolation for the unvaccinated during smallpox fears. He stresses personal and public risk tradeoffs and fairness.
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Cedar Rapids
Wm. Brady
Evening Gazette
V A Church of Christ Greeting on March 5 1922
Invitation to regular services on the Lord's Day March 5 1922. Order of services lists 10 a m Bible School with additional program items indicated by fragment.
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Church OF Christ
Remembering the Lord and Baptism Service Notice
The notice invites worshippers to Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Lord's Supper at 11 a m and Christian Baptism after the morning service. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a second preaching service with good singing. A Friday reception at 8 p m honors new members with a fine program and refreshments. Strangers welcome.
Estherville Lutheran Church Holds Sunday Services
English services at 10 30 a m and Norwegian at 8 p m with a special collection for church chairs. Sunday school at 9 30. L A and M S to be entertained Thursday by Mesdames S Tangen A Hagar and K Johnson. Confirmants meet Saturday at 10 a m. The Annual Convention of the Iowa Conservation Association meets at Ames March 8 4 1922 with a program organized by state conservation and women’s groups focusing on forest resources birds and wildlife. Mrs F H Rhodes and Mrs Geosetchford will attend.
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Estherville Nor
L. A
M. S
Mesdames
S. Tangen
A. Hagar
K. Johnson
Iowa Conservation Association
Ames
State Board of Conservation
National Federation of Womens Clubs
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Historic Department
The
Historical Society of Iowa
Society of Iowa Landscape, Architects
State Fish and Game Department
State Geological Survey
Iowa Academy of Science
Educational Institutions of Iowa
F. H. Rhodes
Geosetchford
Sunday Services and Baptism at Local Churches
EV LUTHERAN IMMANUEL CHURCH reports 10 30 a m German language divine service and 11 30 a m Sunday school on March 5 with J E Andrae as pastor. UNION BAPTIST CHURCH notes strong attendance, baptism administered last Sunday, and popular Thursday evening service in the main auditorium with a helpful sermon.
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Lutheran Immanuel
J.E. Andreae
Union Baptist Church
Day of Prayer for Missions Observed by Women Circle
The Women’s Mission Circle will observe the Day of Prayer for Missions and Missionaries at Mrs L A Fairbanks home 712 E Walnut St. Refreshments served bring sandwiches and a covered dish all ladies urged to attend at 2 30 p m Friday.
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Thurd
Mision Circle
L. A. Fairbanks
Walnut Street
Good Citizens
Bible School
Young Peoples
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Delight Attendees
A large congregation filled the Presbyterian Church for morning services last Sunday. A quartette delivered a beautiful number, and Sunday school attendance ran above winter averages. The pastor will continue the discussion of baptism next Sunday, inviting all to attend. The North Band meets Friday at 3 PM with Mrs W W Wilson. dues are urged. East and West bands also plan meetings with listed hosts and assistants.
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W. W. Wilson
Bilte
Holmquist
Ricks
Lambert
G. Hy Morse
Record Day At Methodist Church Sees Big Attendance
A large audience attended Sunday worship at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The service featured a strong sermon on For Their Sakes, commendable choir work, and a large class received into membership totaling 66 since evangelistic meetings. Sunday School attendance reached 416 with plans for future increases. Next week promises a full program including a revival speaker from India, Enos Enos, and a sacred concert by Mr Tebow and his chorus.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Tebow
Jesus Christ
Martin-Petroff Evangelistic
Estherville
Epworth
India
Enos Eno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert Eike
East Lawn
May Benton
Dean Drug Co
Graettinger
John Wilson
Iowa Live Stock Report
Missouri
Pike
Gwine
California
John Trosper
Richard Roe
Cryer
Federal Land Banks
C. B. Graham
Secy
Treas
First National Bank
Estherville, Iowa
S. A. Berge
VR Methodist Church
Dahl Bros Mfg. Co
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