Lake Fremont News Notes and Local Rows
Lake Fremont report from last week notes Elmer Chambers visiting Charles Brandt with five men husking corn. Lynn Silcox holds a local record with over 600 bushels in six days. Katherine Jackson returns to Dunnell High after ten days ill. Art Woods hushed 45 bushels from Jackson’s field then returned home. Jim Koenecke improves slowly from an accident. Geo Sutherland and Roscoff of Fairmont dined at Cloverdale farm last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer ‘Chambers
Chas. Brandt
Elmer
Lynn Silcox
Katherine Jackson
Dunnell
John Linder
Art Woods
Jackson
Jim Koenecke
Geo. Sutherland
Mr. Roscoff
Fairmont
Cloverdale Farm
Local News Snapshots from Gruver and Surrounds
Jim Merriott suffers an ulcerated tooth while W Graves visits family in Gruver. Mrs. Graves returns to Mason City area. Thanksgiving events include Ladies League dinner bazaar and school party. Poultry dressing begins. farm bureau meat demonstrations teach slaughter and curing methods to Emmet County farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Merriott
W. Graves
Seneca
Illinois
Paul Graves
Gesme Hsas
Mason City
Gruver
Ladies League
Beck
Bill Spotswood
Hugh Anderson
Will Schultz
Bert Schultz
Gregory Borman
Huntington
Grover
Miss Ahrens
Emmet County
Emmet County Farm Bureau
Radebaugh
Meat Curing Methods and Local Community Notes
Three weeks repack the meat using the same brine if not sour and allow four days per pound to cure. The article recounts J. L. McDonald of Iowa State College Extension demonstrating slaughtering, cutting, and curing meat, with cautions on breed, cooling, and curing duration. It includes dry sugar cure and brine cure recipes, then shifts to Home Economics Leaders meeting notes and local officials and residents in Dolliver and Wallingford, with arrivals, movements, and community announcements from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McDonald
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa Dairy Co-op Formed in Howard County
A dairy producer association of 26 farmers owning 380 cows has been formed in Howard County Iowa to operate on a business basis. The group was started by the Iowa State College dairy extension service and County Agent E Mildenstein. An official tester will weigh milk and test butterfat monthly with feed weighed for daily and monthly averages to determine profit or loss per cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Lyman
Vindicator
Fidelia Snyder
County Recorder's
R. K. Soper
Mattie Tollifson
Spirit Lake Beacon
Henry Coon
Lincolnn House
George Slade
Ellsworth
William L. Royster
Mary E. Lasher
Estherville
Liscomb
Howard D. Sawyer
Addie Pratt
Howard
Toothacre
W. M. Thornburn
Mary Fox
Armstrong
Free Baptist Parsonage
Adelbert Lasher
Annie Anderson
Des Moines
C. Ogelvie & Co
Iowa
Howard County
Dairy Extension Service of
Iowa State College
E. Mildenstein
First Artificial Eyes from Ancient Egypt
Early artificial eyes appeared in Egypt with gold and oilvet, later copper and ivory. Makers advertised by stamping their names and addresses on the white of the eye, reflecting ancient cosmetic and craft practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Faspeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erickson
Ra Eerse
Cass le
Lake
Fremont
Ry Va
Wallingford
Ahreng
Ames
Dolliver High Schol
Dolliver
Emmet Consolidated School
E. J. Breen
N. B. Egbert
I. S. Bingham
Sargent Beven
A. O. Myhre
G. H. Woodhouse
W. P. Gallowway
A. Anderson
L.L. Bixby
C. F. Atwood
F. H. Rhodes
Geo .C. Allen
W. J. Pullen
John Amundson, Jr
Nels Lee
Sam J. Collins
Maria Z. Pingrey
R. B. Caldwell
Co. M. Brown
J. H. Griffith
J. J. Klopp
A. E. Gaylord
N. B
Tracy
Rock Island
Tom Larson
Graettinger Times
L. L. Lawrence
Gazelle
M Cs H. Lyon
Dean Drug Company
Pleasantville
B. C. Way
Western Electric Company
Spencer
Ocheyedan
Ada Littell
Arkansas
Leslie Littell
Ozark Mountains
Beslow ‘Combs
Roy Blakey
R. R. Connie
A. E. Bigelow
Joe ‘Hardie
V. BR
NEW Test Association
Cornell
Harker-Beauman Co
Columbia
United States
Columbia Laboratories
Hardware Stores
General Stores
Iowa Savings Bank
Estherville, Towa
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