Thomas Rodenborn Killed in Fort Dodge Glove Factory Accident
Thomas Rodenborn aged 28 died at Mercy hospital from a fall into a glove factory elevator shaft at Marso and Rodenborn Glove, 812 First avenue south. He plummeted 35 feet from the second to the basement after stepping into the shaft as he left work. He died at 6:00 am after becoming semi conscious overnight. Funeral set for Sacred Heart church Friday. Efforts to develop corn resistant to European corn borer noted.
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Fort Dodge
Thomas Rodenborn
L. P. Rodenborn
Estherville
Matt Rodenborn
Third Avenue South
Mercy Hospital
Marso & Rodenborn Glove Factory
First Avenue South
Rodenborn
Richard Rodenborn
Ft. Dodge
Sacred Heart School
Thomas Kohout
Catherine Byers
Betty
Magdalene Rodenborn
Joseph
Vincent
P. J Rodenborn
Frank
Evanston
Illinois
Sacred Heart, Church
Abe Says Marriage Won't Slow Young Runners
Ames Abe argues the idea that marriage settles a young man is false as runners push ahead on the track hearing the patter of baby shoes behind them.
Cottonseed Meal Offers Savings for Livestock Rations
Dairymen hog feeders and beef cattle feeders can cut costs by using cotton seed meal in place of part of tankage and linseed oilmeal. At about $10 per ton cheaper in carload lots, cottonseed meal reduces price risk while experiments show mixed but favorable results for hogs and dairy cattle when blended with tankage and silage.
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Iowa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Nebraska State Experiment Station
Burt Qderkirk
State College
Cornstalks and Winter Milking Practices
Dairy extension workers at Town State College warn that feeding cows in cornstalk fields during winter cuts milk production and profits. Fall freshened cows moved to stalks lose production, with no feed alone restoring previous levels. As Iowa dairying grows more systematized, farmers should keep cows out of cornstalks to avoid costly declines in winter milking profitability.
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Town State College
Iowa
Cholera toll on Martin County hogs estimated at 60000
The Fairmont Independent reports Martin County farmers face about 8000 hog deaths from cholera, necrotic and pneumonia this season. County Agent Karr cites Drs Getty and Nicholas, with losses likely near $60,000 at $20 per head, though some fear higher.
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Fairmont
Martin County
Karr
E. L. Meyers
Sherburn
G. Isenminger
Boston
What Happened to Camp Dodge
During the war Camp Dodge Iowa was a major U S military center. The government still owns 1800 acres with 700 acres owned by the state, leased to Hall brothers who will restore the land by 1917 conditions. The old hospital site is now a corn field as cattle roam the former barracks grounds.
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
United States
Minnesota Legionaire
Hall Brothers
Griar Mulitary
Jackson County Pilot
Spencer Girl Paralyzed in Crash Dies in Rochester
Meta Nelson of Spencer Iowa died in Rochester Minnesota after an auto accident that occurred October 26. Four youths were in Sioux City the previous day. Donald Jones died in Iowa City the following day from a broken neck. Nelson suffered two neck vertebrae breaks and was paralyzed from the shoulders down. Harris showed improvement and Agnes Haugses was nearly recovered.
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Spencer
Iowa
Meta Nelson
Rochester
Minn
Miss Nelson
Sioux City
Donald Jones
Donald Harris
Agnes Haugses
Iowa City
Miss Haugsee
Children Sing for WBC heads headline in Boston paper
The piece notes a Boston newspaper running a "Children Sing for WBC" headline and comments on Geneva's failing disarmament conference not due to advertising. It mentions French winemakers hoping Smith's success and New York's referendum will boost champagne exports to America, and satirically remarks on Europeans understanding America.
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WBC
Boston
Castoria
Geneva
al Smith
New York
France
America
Atlantic man sues over election bet winnings
An Atlantic man seeks $1,560 he alleges he won on the election. The item mocks who would bet on the election in Georgia while noting Verte Explorers claim Mayan cities show high culture and skewering the idea of civilization until an explorer digs up an antique saxophone.
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Atlantic
Georgia
Board Proceedings Adjourning Hearing for Drainage District 29
Board met with all members present and set a hearing for the drainage district improvements report and levy. Hearing will be at the Auditor's Office in Fisherville on December 20, 1926 at 10 a.m. Exemption for George Stammer for 1925 approved. adjourned to November 26, 1926.
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Emmet County
Iowa
Tle
Fisherville
Towa
George Stammer
Estherville
A. Im
Jd. J. Klopp
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W. E. Lohr
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Grimes
Polk County
Albert A. Miller
Ogden
Iowa Seed Company
Altoona
Newlin
Bridgeport Telegram
V.R
Nets
Missouri
Ruthven Free Press
Free Press
Graettinger
Times Office
Gractlinger Times
Ie Island
Chicago
Army-Navy
BE. W. Knight
Estherville, Town
C. Gardner
Aan
Gen’ Pass
Ota Velley Nar' Bank Bldg
Des Moines
Strop
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