Agricultural Silage Bulletin from Iowa Experiment Station
A bulletin from the Iowa Experiment Station at Ames promotes silage guidance by Prof Kennedy and colleagues. It highlights silage yield up to five to seven tons per acre and covers seeding from early August to August 20, based on years of silo experience and practical farmer instruction.
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Ames
Wo A Kennedy
Anital Hushandyy
State College
Ifa
Pietee
Iowa Experiment Station
Sol Rich Retires After 46 Years in Washington Business
Sol Rich closes a 46 year Washington career in retail with Mayer & Wiel and Sol Rich & Company. He sells property and plans a rest in California while remaining tied to Washington visits and friendship with local business colleagues Robert Cook J R Maxwell and J C Ford.
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Washington
Wehington
Willan Lair
Mr. Rich
Ticks
Ir Rich
Mr Rich
Bavaria
Mayer & Wiel
Leon Mayer
Rich
Mayer
Why Rich
AL N. Albers
Aian Piterest
Cook
Maxwell
Sol Rich & Company
Covery Sea
Young Set Dances At Eagle Hall For Visiting Ladies
A dance party for younger residents is planned at Eagle hall this evening in honor of several out-of-town young ladies visiting the area. Mrs Lola Wells Hughes hosted the Rose club at her West Jefferson Street home on Saturday afternoon with guests from Chicago and Ainsworth. They spent time on fancy work and enjoyed a luncheon. Married this morning at Rev S K Coates home 506 South Avenue Bd were Edward Coffman of Fairfield and Ruth Easter of Ainsworth with the Rev Coates officiating. Coffman, a barber at Shellabarger shop, will visit Fairfield then return to Washington to start their life together.
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Eagle Hall
Theatty
Lola Wells Hughes
Rose Club
Wast
Jefferson Street
Dwight Norton
Chicago
Willis Trotter
Ainsworth
S. K. Coates
South Avenue
Edward
Coffman
Fairfield
Ruth Easter
Coates
Shellabarger
Washington
Naomi Bidwell Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Naomi Bidwell hosted a birthday gathering at her Washington Street home for about a dozen young friends. The afternoon featured games, gifts, and a luncheon served by Mrs. Bidwell and helpers. The Navajo club announcement notes a meeting with Mrs. Hindley on Wednesday afternoon.
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Naomi Bidwell
Ashington Street
Bidwell
Maude Reeves Crady
Funeral of Mrs Belle J Moore Richardson Arrives in Ottumwa
The remains of the late Mrs. Belle J. Moore Richardson who died in Ottumwa on July 20 arrived Saturday at 7 18 by Milwaukee. The funeral was held direct from the train and interment followed in City cemetery. Short services were led by Rev. W R Sawhill of the Second United Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were Col D J Palmer S M Logan William Blair Charles Keck Mason Scott and James Shearer.
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Belle J. Moore-Richardson
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
City
W. R. Sawhill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Col
D. J. Palmer
S. M. Logan
William Blair
Charles Keck
Mason Scott
James Shearer
Glorious Rain Delivers Needed Shower Across the Region
A heavy rainfall yesterday morning brought general showers across the area, one inch plus, reviving crops and greens. J L Brookhart family returned from Missouri wearing chains on their wheels, while weather officials forecast a warming trend but hope temperatures stay moderate.
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J. L. Brookhart
Missouri
Alwake
Europe
Asia
South Africa
Siberia
Patagonia
Australia
Mt Iy
Funeral of Mrs L Fouchek Held at North City Home
The funeral of the late Mrs. L Fouchek was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence seven miles north of the city. Rev W R Sawhill conducted the service with the Second United Presbyterian choir assisting. Interment followed at Ely Grove. Pallbearers were four brothers and two brothers-in-law: Joe, Toney, Melack, Lou Marek, Steve, and Milik Fouchek.
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes in Taft Message
President Taft hints at amending the Pure Food and Drugs law regarding prepared medicines but distinguishes standard remedies like Foley Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills as genuine, well-regarded medicines. Foley’s Honey and Tar has long been a trusted cough and throat remedy for all ages, while Foley Kidney Pills are likewise lauded as effective.
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Taft
Voley
Foley
Premier Asquith Warns King George on Veto Bill Amendments
Premier Asquith writes to A. J. Balfour stating the government will not accept Lords amendments to the veto bill. He says the government will advise the king to create enough peers to pass the bill in the Lords and notes the king’s intention to act on the advice.
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King George
London
Asquith
A. J. Balfour
House of Lords
House of Commons
Balfour
King Geerce
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WI 'Hricucltorie
Pnppre
Teresting Belletin
Brussels
Axminster
Onouifer, Hughes & CO
East Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Sol Rich
Almowet
Minch
Messrs
Robert Cook
J. R. Maxwell
J. C. Ford
Beiness
Shinston
California
Ee . Ae
Navajo Club
Hindley
Clas Richardson
Atchison & Finney
Mes
LL. Poucher
Lemmon
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