Hawkeye Club of Spokane Plans Annual Dinner for Ex-Lowans
The Hawkeye club of Spokane with 800 members, mostly former Iowans, is arranging its annual dinner for late February or early March. A prominent Iowa figure will speak. Officers elected include President F A McMaster and Secretary J S Powlesson. The club cites 4500 to 5000 ex-lowans in its inland empire and notes growth as it aids newcomers and placements.
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Hawkeye Club
Spokane
Wash
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. McMaster
Sioux City
Fred H. Gaston
Des Moines
Wallace
Idaho
the Times
C. C. Upton
Cresco
J. S. Powlesson
R. C. Halliday
Knoxville
Powlesson
Seattle
National Irrigation Congress
Taft
Largest men only meeting slated in Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines hosts the Iowa conference of the Laymen's Missionary movement March 25 to 28. The national movement, organized in New York, aims to engage men in missionary work across denominations. Senators Dolliver Cummins invite Ambassador Bryce. Bryan shows interest. Gov B F Carroll leads the local committee. Officials estimate at least three thousand men will attend.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
New York
Dolliver
Cummins
James Bryce
William Jennings Bryan
B. F. Carroll
Cattle and Tuberculosis in Iowa Report
A Minnesota conference will be held February 4 to 7 in Minneapolis with General Secretary Lyman Pierce soon visiting Iowa to oversee the tuberculosis work. The article warns of infection from cattle at liberty, notes some cattle resist exposure, and urges removal of affected animals, improved health, sunshine, air, feed, and sanitary care to build immunity. It explains transmission via germs from saliva, nasal discharge, coughing, or dust, and highlights calves as particularly susceptible through milk.
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Lowa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lyman Pierce
New York
Iowa
Shaw
Tuberculosis Found In Swine Fed Milk From Creameries
Clear proof shows tuberculous infection more common in pigs fed milk from creameries. Tests at the Minnesota Experiment Station revealed healthy looking cows could test positive for tuberculosis while cows appearing ill were sometimes tuberculin negative.
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Minnesota
Lice on Hogs Methods for treating lice in pigs
The article advises pig owners to watch for white specks at the ends of hair near ears and on sides to spot lice. It recommends applying dip or a kerosene and castor oil mixture, cleaning nests, burning straw, and disinfecting pens with carbolic acid solution. repeat as needed.
Turnips for livestock feed praised by New Yorker
The piece urges early turnip feeding after frost, notes milk taste implications for cows, and compares turnips to cornmeal in value. It suggests mixing bran or corn meal, with specifics for sheep and hogs, including cooking and mixing methods. A stray quip about Dowson and a doctor’s motor car is included.
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New Yorker
Dowson
Pneumonia Follows La Grippe Tagline
Public health ad warns pneumonia often follows la grippe but not after Foley's Honey and Tar. Lemmon's Pharmacy urges refusing any other brands and choosing the genuine yellow package cough remedy.
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Foley
Brotherhood Meeting at Presbyterian Church Tuesday Night
A Brotherhood gathering is planned at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday at 7:30 led by Prof. H. E. Case with pictures to be shown.
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Brotherhood
the Presbyterian Church
H. E. Case
Local travelers depart for Columbus Junction and Winfield
Neil Hanwell and E A Layton rode toward Columbus Junction this morning. Henry Dupuis left for Keota where he has taken a job with a telephone company. Revs Dr Williamson of Burlington A S Bailey of Ainsworth and W R Sawhill traveled to Winfield for the day and returned home this evening. Mrs Williamson stays in Washington until tonight before returning home.
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Henry Dupuis
Keota
W. ©. Williamson
Burlington
Local visitors and marriages noted in Cotter area
W H Johnson made a business call at Cotter. Miss Inez Booth from Havre returned to Ainsworth for school duties. Chas McCreedy and George Wallace visited from Haskins. Marriage licenses issued: William D Quigley to Carrie Bell and Verne L Jackson to Bessie Noel. Miss Loa B Johnson ill. sister Merle to oversee her school near West Chester.
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Inez Booth
Havre
Ainsworth
Chas. McCreedy
George Wallace
Haskins
William D. Quigley
Carrie Bell
Verne L. Jackson
Bessie Noel
Loa B. Johnson
Merle
Keokuk
West Chester
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