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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1917
Page
4
Home made apple syrup is presented as a method to preserve surplus apples for winter. Law State College experiments show syrup can be made from fall and winter apples including weathered sunaver specimens. The process uses apple juice as base, calcium carbonate and other agents, straining, then settling before bottling into pitchers or recap jars for later use.
Report from Wallinegford Cow Testing Association lists cows producing over 6 pounds of butter fat in August. Despite dry pastures heat and flies, top cows show strong yields, with young women preparing for a business position at Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota.
Abbreviated church notes describe Grover Hill and Agale Hill Churches with Sabbath School at 1100 a m and morning worship. Rev Mitchell of Estherville preaches at evening service and leads a communion meeting. Frederick Nichol to preach Sunday. World Wide Guild meets at Mrs H T Reamer’s home. Rally Day planned for next Sunday with a sermon on The Right Motives for Religious. Union Baptist Church hosts World Wide Guild gathering tonight at 709 North 12th Street. prayer meeting announcements urged compliance. League study courses and Presbyterian services listed with pastor visits and calls to Nichol to become pastor. Weather forecast notes general warmth and variability for the week. Rental ad for a first-floor store room, 10x18, phone 145.
A garbled OCR page records bids for road or culvert work with distant locations and dates, plus scattered personal notices. It mentions Gruver Huntington and November 1 to July 2 deadlines, with references to Ww cet and local officials, then shifts to a lost dress reference and a Minnesota visit.
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