Town notices and local items from Ratherville period
A compilation of notices from The Vindicator and Republican plus surrounding towns. It covers subscription policy shifts, Liberty bond achievements in Conrad, price changes for local papers, a prize for saluting better business practices, a plan for a sugar beet factory in Mason City, New York suffrage victory, and local obituaries including Dean Albert Clark, with details on his death and survivors. Also mentions a cancer treatment book offer from Dr. A O Johnson.
Local and Personal Notes From Estherville Area
Chas Walker visits from Superior between trains. Dan Booth did business in Ringsted last Wednesday. Judge Falinson of Armstrong attended court earlier in the week. Attorney Francis Kennedy was a visitor to Graettinger Friday. Seven pounds is the parcel post limit to a soldier in France. Prof. Clair Foote left for Alma Michigan to resume teaching. Miss Anna Turner and Miss Maria Pingrey returned to Rolfe for school. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Fouts left Center township for Reinbeck to visit. Court adjourned to Tuesday for a jury trial. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wetherell arrived in Estherville for a visit. J. J. Kennedy heads to Excelsior Springs Missouri to spend winter with daughters Rose, Bess and Clara. J. Murphy called by his wife’s illness, then to Rochester for work with ages try pecod duer cape pay. Ada Davis returned band, Trot Des Moines and Town City where he had been for ten days. Ammon went to desc Falls to meet her daughter Mrs. Harris from Goodland Kansas about shipping household goods. News letters may be mailed at old two cent rate. train service requires three cents. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Deming and Mrs. John Osgood at Spirit Lake cottage preparing for winter. a stolen beat noted. Colored Ladies of Motherville organize Helping Hand club to cheer frontier troops. Mrs. Walter Crowell and daughter Marie go to Excelsior Springs for rest. Mr. Crowell to join later, then tour the South. Gift ads promote watches and jewelry for trainees. Do not wash eggs before market to preserve protective film and freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Walker
Superior
Dan Booth
Ringsted
Judge Falinson
Armstrong
Francis Kennedy
Graettinger
France
Clair Foote
Alma
Michigan
Anna Turner
Maria Pingrey
Rolfe
P. A. Fouts
Center Township
Reinbeck
A. N. Wetherell
Worthington
Estherville
J. J. Kennedy
Excelsior Springs
Rose, Bess
Clara Kennedy J. Murphy
Rochester
Minnesota
Ada Davis
Des Moines
Town City
Casec
AL EL Ammon
Desc Falls
Harris
Goodland
Kansas
ES. P. Deming
John Osgood
Spirit Lake Cottage
Preserve Your Breeding Stock Breeding Stock Urged by Chicago Stock Yards
The president of the Chicago Union Stock Yards urges breeders to maintain breeding stock on farms to replenish world supplies of meats wool and leather during and after the war. He argues that sustained breeding is essential as agricultural needs rise with wartime destruction and warns against short sighted policies that deplete stock and harm future markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leonard
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Aires
Penn
United States
Fairbanks film and market notes amid corn outlook
The article discusses corn consumption by humans versus livestock, suggesting a limited impact on overall crop markets even with changes. It notes hog buyers’ caution on prices, a likely near term rush to market, and expected higher prices later, urging breeders to hold stock. It also mentions Douglas Fairbanks Wild and Wooly and local community notices with service reminders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estherville Auto Co
J. B. Maloney
Ratherville
City
Emmet County
Geo. A. Nichols
Telepepon Rny
Ringsted Dispatch
Conrad
Grundy County
Ceylon
Butler
First National Bank of Ceylon
Allen
Allison
Heart
Hand
Mason City
New York
Emmetsburg Democrat
The
Emmetsburg Tribune
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Mahlaun & Anderson's
Y. M. C. A. Army War Fund
Dean Albert Clark
Dallas County
Iowa
H. E. Clark
Capitol Art Commercial College
Ife
Tuo
Hus
Marl
Everett
Ivel
Esther
Charles City
Better Land
J. S. Coffin
Christian Church
Minburn
Coffin
A. O. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Chas. F. Mudge
Bagpage
Lowa
Mothervile
Walter Crowell
Marie
Missouri
Mr. Crowell
Florida
Atv
Sanith & Bretrneman
Chicago Stock Yards
David Ecer
Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft Pictures
Great Plains
Arizona
Cothe Chretiga
Pye Gray
Wry
Niles Serthart
Thompson's
Avelock
Bis Country
Nau Bros
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