Local Iowa paper notes pheasant open season debate and community notices
The Estherville Iowa region paper reports on pheasant shooting debates and open season discussions. It covers local residents such as Mr Sheltren of Grover transacting business, Walter Smith shelling corn, and numerous farm families visiting, visiting, and social events at the county seat. It notes illness, school institute attendance, road travel, and a succession of neighborly visits, with several mentions of engagements, birthdays, and community club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltren
Grover
Walter Smith
Liggins
Lyle Stat
Estherville
Varios
Chapman
Chris Anderson
Pheasant Hunt Violations Draw County Notice
Many pheasants have been shot in this county the past week by hunters. There is no open season for killing these birds this year and those doing so are violating the law and liable to a heavy fine. Where is our game warden. Four Miss Flossie Mitchell left Friday for Toledo Ohio for a couple of months visit with relatives. Mrs Joe Gorman of Estherville visited here Friday. Mrs Jennie Gray and me of Beardstown Ill came Thur to visit her mother Mrs Joe Steiner. Mr and Mrs Reed Andrews of Rochester Minn came Saturday morning to spend the weekend with the latter's mother Mrs F Dundas. The Riverside chub meet Thursday with Mrs John Blum. James Bert Bosworth F S son Harry Kirk and Harold Heed Smeriied at two parties one of last August Tat gay Mrs Simon Paulson gore on Estherville Friday evening John and Annie Welsh wt ness callers in Estherville the wee.
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Rochester
Ogden
Dex Moines
Edward Osberg
Iiene
Spencer
Thames
Roy Register
Wities
Chas Cross
Estherville
Eve
Raf
Annie Osberg
John Stenstrum
Clara Oberg
Stenstrum
Earl Zeimer
C. J. Zeimer
Coleman Hospital
Anna Wenberg
Walter
Myo
Dahn Roebke
Sher
Everal
KE. Holcamb Place
Haisman
Uruver
Leslie Lawson
GO. B.carlson
Iowa
Ludvig Lindahl
Minnea Daks
Lydia Society
Elna Person
Alvins Applequis
Otto Peterson
Wm. Peterson
Lew Mathwig
Mranc
Ernest Rahm
Fairmont
Ott Peterson
Albin Swift
Hubbert
Christ Beckman
Anna Mason
Ft Alpha
Wm. Olson
John Linder
Miss Bitztossen
Mankato
Bishop
John Stenstram
Wall
Boxholm
Saetardine
R.N. A
Hulda Pierson
Henry Mulison
Leonard Fostrum
Missionary Society of the
S. L. Church
Luther League
China
Viewur Nelson
Matt Ander
Walter Hubbert
Sin
Ceylon
John Lorig
Emmetshburg
Sandin
Chusted
John Forstrum
Ken Swenberg
Gardner
3. Lyn
Floyd
Axel Ly- IT
Flossie Mitchell
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Gorman
Jennie Gray
Beardstown
Joe Steiner
Reed Andrews
Minn
F. Dundas
Riverside Chub
John Blum
James Bert Bosworth
Harry Kirk
Harold Heed
Huntington Community Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Intention for last week notes a hand injury recovery with daily dressings in Estherville at an aunt's. Ellis family vacationing a few days in Nashua Town. Chan Smiths planned a combined business and visiting trip. Rev. Muller preached at 11:30. League gathers 7:30 Sundays. Bombargers and Sharar family host at Fred Sharar home. Logue family visited Chase Logue. Ladies Aid met at Parsonage Oct 20 with supper. Aid to meet biweekly until bazaar. Larson family joined Silcox in Estherville Oct 14. Dunnell M E Aid hosted by Puss and Carlson.
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Extherville
Mra
Ellis
Nashua
Chan Smith
Dea Maines
Muller
League
E.C. Bombarger
Fred Sharar
Frank B. Bombarger
Grandma Sharar
E. ED Logue
Chase Logue
Ladies Aid
Huntington
THORNBURG WARNS AGAINST SPREAD OF HOG CHOLERA
Des Moines Iowa Oct. 16 Thornburg warns Iowa stock men about preventing spread of hog cholera. Farmers urged to dispose of dead hogs carefully and disinfect premises. Inspectors check rendering plants to ensure thorough handling of carcasses and proper equipment disinfection. Serum is in short supply and should be conserved for exposed or affected herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
MM. G. Thornburg
Mr. Thornburg
Eerus YooRy
View Farm deserves premium on quality eggs
Des Moines Oct 16 R G Clark chief of the Dairy and Food Division of the Iowa Department of Agriculture argues that paying farmers for egg quality boosts product merit. He notes California's Pacific Egg Producers paid five cents per dozen more, and suggests Iowa dealers should grade and pay for quality or farmers will market eggs themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Pacific Egg Producers
Co-Operative Association of California
California
Clark
Insect Enemies of Flower Garden and Their Control
United States Department of Agriculture explains feeding types and suitable insecticides. Chewing feeders like beetles and caterpillars respond to stomach poisons, while sucking insects require burning, breathing, or suffocation actions. Nigazine or tobacco solution is advised. a mixed spray can combine both effects. A bulletin copy is available free from the Department of Agriculture. Oct 16. The Iowa Horticultural Society reports 1926 apple crop near 8.68 million bushels, up from 2.2 million last year, with larger fruit and excellent color despite heavy rains. Keepers note rain did not harm storage unless skins are broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Des. Moines
Iowa
R. S. Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
Towa Department of Agriculture
Scarce Potatoes Prompt Conservation Advice
Des Moines reports unusual potato conditions after a September freeze in North Dakota and Minnesota. Waterlogged Iowa fields and surface tubers hinder ripening, making potatoes more watery with tender skins. Careful digging, drying, and storage are urged as high prices are anticipated before next crop. Gas defense by military experts deemed humane in war and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Minnesota
Rain Cuts Yowa Wheat Average Meet
Rainy weather this fall reduced winter wheat acreage in southern Iowa. Don Fish, assistant state county agent leader at Iowa State College, reports the pattern observed across several wheat areas. He notes the widespread impact of conditions on growing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Don Fish
Towa State College
Fresh fish selection at the market displays pike and halibut
Fresh fish display offers choice quality fillets including pike haddock dressed bullheads and halibut with the market promoting variety for customers seeking seafood options from local vendors.
Oysters Choice Selects for Fry ing. Solid Standard for Stew
The note indicates oysters chosen for frying with a solid standard for stew use. Names, dates, or places are not provided in readable form. The entry reflects a concise food preparation listing or recipe note from a period source.
Sunday Dinner Pork Ham Ro Day Roast
Sunday dinner feature notes a pork ham roast for the roast day. The short item highlights preparation details and serving ideas for a simple Sunday meal.
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