Brighten Community Notes and Movements
June Emry attends Cedar Falls commencement while Dey chairs school census. Rev S K Coates of Washington visits Brighton on business. Miss Emma Dencker stays near Verdi visits Brighton. Warren Shafer travels to Washington for business. Mrs E Fulton and Paul Colvard and Laura Bennett listed as sick. Brighton reports measles cases. Rev Davis and wife plan move from Packwood. Ed Fox and wife of Cedar visit Will Garrett. Garrett also listed sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Emry
Cedar Falls
Dey
K. Coates
Washington
Brighton
Emma Dencker
Verdi
Warren Shafer
E. Fulton
Paul Colvard
Laura Bennett
Visitors and travelers appear in local notices
June 10. Miss Pearle Corwin arrived yesterday for a few days visit with relatives. Miss Ella Porter returned home last evening after a few weeks in Washington. A band concert drew many youths from nearby towns. Mrs. Dave Stickley and granddaughter from Hutchinson arrived for a visit at J. W. Stickley home. Mrs. Knouse of Muscatine visiting her daughter Mrs. C. P. Nichols. Miss June Wood visiting at T. H. Will home. Horace Bybee and family of Santa Fe Missouri began June travels to Wisconsin by wagon arriving here yesterday to visit at D. Chapel home before continuing with Bert V. Chapel. Miss Jennie Hall called at Washington yesterday. Mrs. Mary Breed, Mrs. Harry Cassel and Miss Hattie Pratt were Washington visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Corwin
Ella Porter
Washington
Dave Stickley
Hutchison, Kan
J. W. Stickley
Knouse
Muscatine
C. P. Nichols
June Wood
T. H. Will
Horace Bybee and
Santa Fe
Wisconsin
D. Chapel
Bert V. Chapel
Jennie Hall
Mary Breed
Harry Cassel
Hattie Pratt
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Mrs Susan Gardner visited yesterday at her daughter Mrs Charley Kephart s home. Mr and Mrs Frank Bradford of Missouri spent a few days with relatives in town. Mr and Mrs J A Hillhouse visited yesterday with their daughter Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Gardner
Charley Kephart
Frank Bradford
Missouri
J. A. Hillhouse
Methods of producing certified milk in dairies
Clarence B. Lane outlines sanitation and handling practices in certified dairies including manure removal, interior washing with disinfectants, whitewashing wooden interiors, bedding with shavings, daily cow cleaning, udder care, and milking to separate rooms when used. Bottling is done by one worker, with 200–300 bottles per hour. some dairies milk in a dedicated room, others in the stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Lane
Bureau of Animal Industry
Children’s day exercises draw large attendance at Ainsworth
Will Mitchell at Ainsworth reports that despite threatened rain on Sunday afternoon the Children’s day exercises drew a large audience as the young participants gave earnest performances. Mrs. George Benson hosted guests last Thursday including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Nicholson, Mrs. Laura Anderson of Washington, Mrs. W. W. McFarland and her mother Mrs. Lizzie Anderson of east of Washington, and Mrs. Frank Bradford and her son Vernice of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mitchell
Ainsworth
George Benson
Wm. Nicholson
Laura Anderson
Washington
W. W. McFarland
Lizzie Anderson
East
Frank Bradford
Vernice
Missouri
Rural Route No Three Community Notes
June 9 reports Henry Horning and family visiting Arthur Rathmel while Prairie Flower plans Children's Day services for June 14 at 10 AM. Clarence Rathmel visited James Rathmel in Washington. James Zeck ill in West Chester, death near. Frank Proby hosted dinner for a large group. Andy McGuire shelling corn. Ezra Smith and son buy a new engine for threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horning
Arthur Rathmel
Prairie Flower
Clarence Rathmel
James Rathmel
Washington
Tom Reeves
New House
James Zeck
West Chester
Jacob Zeck
Frank Proby
Andy McGuire
Reiner
Ezra Smith
Crawfordsville social notes from June visits and travels
Mrs. Alex Knox and Miss Nellie Anderson arrived from Washington to visit the James E. Cook home. Several others departed for Washington, Iowa City, and Hubbard Iowa. S. P. Gordon returned from Ohio, and Scott Brown left for Tacoma after his brother John Brown’s death. The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Lem Neiswanger’s home for a day of dinner and companionship. The ad notes Star as the place to get the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Knox
Nellie Anderson
Washington
James E. Cook
Scott Rogers
Iowa City
Ella DeLong
Claus DeLong
Daisy McFarland
Mary E. Davis
Margaret Twinam
Jessie
Margaret White
S. P. Gordon
Ohio
George Maxwell
Mary
Nellie Manners
Will Manners
Hubbard
Iowa
Scott Brown
John Brown
Tacoma
Wash
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
Lem Neiswanger
Trustees Elect New Officers at Iowa Wesleyan
Mt Pleasant Iowa June 10 At the trustees meeting Carl S Williams of Chicago was elected president to replace Dr J C Willitts Dr I B Schreckengast of Burlington was elected vice president Dr C P Frantz of Burlington secretary and Dr T J Myers of Mt Pleasant treasurer Dr E K Lymer was re elected auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Trustees
Iowa Wesleyan
Carl S. Williams
Chicago
Board of Trustees
J. C. Willitts
I. B. Schreckengast
Burlington
C. P. Frantz
T. J. Myers
E. EK. Lymer
Graff and Schilling Harness Team Emerges
Graff and Schilling, the new harness men, win big as a notable race unfolds at the Southwest corner square. Final score reported 99 to 66 in favor of the leading duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff & Schilling
The
New Harness Men
Southwest Corner Square
Not at all your scornful expression natural says Bright
Miss Parven and Miss Bright clash over manners and pretensions in a brief Philadelphia Press snippet. The exchange highlights social posturing and implied class tension in a delicate dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bright
Airdome Tonight Shows Music Songs and Films
At the airdome tonight doors open at 7 30 pm. The program features fine music illustrated songs and a variety of late moving pictures. Admission is 5 and 10e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Graff and Schilling Harness Stock Sale
Graff and Schilling offer all new stock for harness gear at 99-6. The listing notes refurbished or fresh stock available, with pricing shown as 99 dollars and six cents. Local buyers are urged to inquire for selection and terms.
Keep the Pig Gentle and Gentle Handling Wins Pigs
A farmer advises keeping pigs calm to avoid scaring them. The piece notes pigs are contrary and hard to drive, but respond to gentle, coaxing handling. It emphasizes patience and kindness to promote faster growth and manageability.
Brussels Sprouts Growers Guide and Winter Storage Tips
Brussels sprouts grow as multiple small heads along a stem, two inches wide on average, requiring early open-ground sowing, 24 to 30 inch row spacing, and two feet between plants. Water well after transplanting, remove excess leaves for space, and lift or store heads in pits, cold frames, or cellars for winter use.
Growing Rhubarb for Market Returns and Cultivation
The article promotes growing rhubarb Linnaeus variety as an early tender crop with lower acidity. It advises 6 by 4 feet spacing, minimal cultivation, mulching with strawy manure in fall, and packing into sixty quart crates after harvest. Potential yield is about $35 to $40 per acre per month.
Spraying Potatoes Based on Weather and Growth Stage
W. J. Green notes that potato spraying frequency depends on season and rainfall. Begin when vines reach six inches and spray every ten days to two weeks to counter disease and wash-off from rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Green
Alfalfa Growth Requires Dry or Well-Drained Soil
The text explains that alfalfa needs dry or underdrained soil. If a four foot deep hole shows water, alfalfa will not grow there. The saying alfalfa will not grow with wet feet reflects the need for deeper roots but avoids soil with high water near the surface.
Roberts Family Attends Williams Owen Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Will Roberts and daughter Beula were passengers last evening for Cotter where they attended the Williams Owen wedding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Roberts
Beula
Cotter
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Wain Street
Washington, Mutual
Acvasce
Globe Barbers
N. W. Noecker
Journal
Bb. F. Brown
Miller Seed
Marbourg & Helwick
Journal of
Hotel Colenso
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Til
Frank Rogers
the County News
Pleasant Hill
Pere
Tri-City Plate Ice and Cold Storage Co
Davenport
Marion T. Anderson
Crawfordsville
Rev
I. B Schreckengast
Miss Parvener
Philadelphia Press
Brussels
Ladies and
FOX & Dewey
Colorado
America
Pacific Coast
Rockes and
Sierras
Pacific Ocean
Puget Sound
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Vancouver
Los Angeles
J. E. Kunath
C. B
Q.R
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Lemmon
John Crawford
David Crawford
Washington County Savings Bank
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