Church Notes and Bazaar Proceeds for Missions Across Churches
Public Library Sunday School at 9 40 a m Morning services at 11 o clock Soul and Body subject Wednesday testimonial reading room hours 2 to 5 30 daily Gardston. Norwegian Lutheran Bazaar and supper November 23 proceeds aid foreign missions. Prayer meeting at Tolley Sunde’s Choir at Ripcow’s Friday 7 30 Confirmation Saturday. Sunday 10 30 service 9 30 Sunday School League program at night A Borge Ragnar Chicken Pie Supper funds aid missions. Evangelical Lutheran Church November 24 10 30 a m Sunday School 7 30 p m sermon Thursday 28 Thanksgiving 7 30 p m sermon J EF Andreae
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First Church of Christ Scientist Public Library
Gardston
Mission Society
A. O. Myhre
Tolley Sunde
H. F. Ripcow
P. L
Grachtinger
League
Ragnar
Ladies Mission Society
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. EF. Andreae
Captain Hobson to Speak Here on Prohibition and War Service
Captain Richmond P. Hobson, famed for his attack on the Merrimac at Santiago, will deliver a lecture here. He is a national figure, former congressman, and ardent advocate of nationwide prohibition and temperance education. The Citrus fruit crop in the United States is forecast to be large with Florida and California totaling about 30 million boxes of oranges and lemons.
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Hobson
Santiago
Congress
America
Richmond P. Hobson
United States
Florida
California
Facts building up a dairy herd s essentials
Careful selection intelligent breeding and skillful management are fundamental to profitable dairy herd buildup. Economy and judgment keep improvements affordable. Eliminate low producers, set standards, cull cows not meeting requirements. A 150 pound butterfat yearly is a fair minimum for most techniques. Only best heifers from productive cows should be raised.
Calf Milk Feed Care and Digestive Troubles
An old manual notes calf separator milk is not balanced for calves and can cause indigestion, capricious appetite, and diarrhea. It recommends adding a teaspoon of oil or cottonseed meal, feeding milk warm and frothy, not letting calves drink all at once, and avoiding shared troughs. Emphasizes care over cures for scours.
Contaminated Air in Milk From Unclean Stables
Contaminated air enters milk when milking occurs in unclean unventilated stables filled with foul odors. The same result follows using a separator under such conditions. Odors and flavors may develop in milk after drawing due to dust and germs from the stable, cow, and dirty handling vessels.
Feeding Silage to Calves Early Life
Calves should be introduced to silage early with small amounts combined with other roughage. Gradual increases help the young animal adapt and gain efficiently while keeping overall feed costs low.
Dairymen Adopt Food Conservation to Stretch Feed
Dairymen can solve the dairy feed shortage by applying the same food conservation methods used by others. By conserving what they have, farmers can feed more with the same amount of feed, effectively extending supplies in 1909.
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Feed
The Newspaper Problem
The American Press warns the newspaper industry faces peril from rising paper costs and postwar price shifts. From $2 to $3.75 and possibly $4 per hundred, publishers must cut costs and raise revenue as long as circulation and ads fund operations. The piece argues newspapers remain an essential American institution and urges public support and compliance with regulations.
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United States
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trades Commission
American Press
News from Estherville Twenty Years Ago
Groceryman P L Christensen suffered from throat trouble last week as a town flour war prices rise to 90 cents a sack. Visitors travel between Estherville and Chicago, Marseilles and Nebraska. Mrs J J Klopp left for Nebraska to visit her mother. Mrs Gee Letchford and Mrs Bert Barber host a gathering at Mrs Barber’s home. Mrs M G Wilson and Mrs R S Robinson entertain many guests at their home. W T seen from Cedar Rapids after husband’s leg injury in Sioux Falls. Jno Halverton traveled to Sioux Rapids on business. C R Ammon buys J W Crawford’s dairy, plans to move Crawford family to Ohio. E S Bemis and Eddie Goff help invoice goods from L A Bing ham at Swan Lake, return to Estherville. A L Houltshouser called away by mother’s illness, leaving for North Carolina. M K Whelan goes to Livermore. Klopp and Peterson visit Algona on business. E I Sondro drew the raffle box.
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S - Ss
P. L. Christensen
Estherville
J. J. Klopp
Nebraska
W. T
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
Jno
Halverton
Sioux Rapids
C. R. Ammon
J. W. Crawford
Crawford
Ohio
E. Bemis
Eddie Goff
Swan Lake
L. AB. Bingham
G. W. Hawk
A. L. Houltshouser
Mr. Houltshouser
North Carolina
M. K. Whelan
Livermore
Dd. Klopp
A. O. Peterson
Algona
E. I
Sondro
Emmet Echoes: Local News and Visits in Town
Community notes report Libbie Barber's wintering in Dakota, Henry Kirewine’s flu death and burial in West Side cemetery, weekly visits by residents to families in Minnesota and Estherville, several social calls, and upcoming basket social for Red Cross at the Berber School. Teachers plan a November 27 event as residents discuss Osteopathy cures and farm life.
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Libbie Barber
Dakota
Mraj V. EK
Steele
George Barber
Dave Sceadth
Barber
Windom
Minnesota
Henry Kirewine
Norakota
Weat Si
Maniece
Geo. West
Center Township
Wm. Otto
T. VanEman
Geo. Smith
Ge Weir
Wesley Sutton
Miss Stromer
Estherville
Strawberry Point
Ed Maniece
Eatherville
W. J. Shultz
Gee
Smith Dumnell
Morris Pernell
Ata
E. F. Koenecke
B:ber
T Red Cross
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Richard BP
Methodist Church
Pam
Hurt Schuffner & Mi
Young Men’s Ulsters
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Hugh B. Lawrence
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Ray
Republican
EMMET
France
England
Europe
Lizzie Bingham
Des Moines
Drake University
Carrie’ Bemis
Norris Oskerson
Barker
Bansaick
Cayrie
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