Rival sisters at the Star tonight in local news
Local notes report fresh fruit strips macaroons and nut fingers at the Vienna. John Sands returns to Ainsworth from a city visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laird of Davenport arrive aboard the Branch. Mrs. Al Adams and daughter Dorothy depart for Muscatine to visit relatives. Martina Swift returns to Pleasant Plain after an overnight home stay with Agnes Swift Bessie Bovee and Ophelia Miller joining a picnic with Martina's students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star Tonight
Vienna
John Sands
Ainsworth
Charles Laird
Davenport
al Adams
Dorothy
Muscatine
Martina Swift
Pleasant Plain
Agnes Swift
Bessie Bovee
Ophelia Miller
Martina
Foley's Kidney Remedy Adicts Demanding Care
If any person suspects kidney issues they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delaying the remedy risks the disease gaining strength. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers Foley's Kidney Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Smith's Prunes and Raisins Offer At Special Prices
If you are not already a customer of this store, make it a point to visit us. It's a money-saving place. Prunes, raisin cured Californias great big ones, worth 124c lb. Special price .6 lbs. 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Trenton
Marion T. Anderson
Fresh fish at the South Side Market and town notes
The County News reports local visitors and daily happenings in Washington and nearby towns. Mentions include Dr and Mrs A J Laird in town, Mrs Ida Nash departing for Washington, Miss Emma Pearson returning from Wisconsin, and several residents shopping, visiting, or attending events. A Letts baseball game, a pie social at the Presbyterian church, and a Fidelity ham sale are noted along with updates on illness and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laird
Washington
Sam Barnett
Rock Island
William Chihak
Ida Nash
Nichols
Mary Brockway
Lin VanHorn
Ella MccCreedy
Grace Walker
Lone Tree
Sam Matthews
Jennie Atchison
Dr. Hay
Lincoln
Nebr
Thomas Harding
M. P. Watson
Jim Strain
H. M. Elwell
Mary Jennings
Macomb
Mart Jennings
Emma Pearson
Wisconsin
Bills
Davenport
Eastern Star Lodge
Letts
Ainsworth
Marion Crawford
David Crawford
United Presbyterian Church
Bidwell
Wellman
Lem Cherry
Lindy
Morhafer
Richmond
A. N. McElwain
Ottumwa
John Allaman
Wayland
Joe Limerman
West Chester
John Wenger
Press Figgins
Mary
Kalona
South Side
Skillful Handling For the Bunch of Spring Calves
Instructions by J H Grisdale on calf rearing from day two, teaching drinking with milk, then transitioning to whole milk, skim milk, and whey. Recommends flaxseed jelly, bran, oats, clean hay, and tea from whey or skim milk. Emphasizes warm feed, cleanliness, and gradual dietary changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Grisdale
Feeding horses and mules in South Africa under local conditions
H Ingle concludes that hay or hay and mealies are not suitable as the exclusive diet of working horses and mules. The diet lacks enough nitrogenous matter relative to carbohydrates and fats and fails to provide materials for proper bone nourishment, predisposing animals to bone diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
H. Ingle
Crawfordsville Religious Services and Traveler Notes
May 1 report from Crawfordsville notes travelers James Fletcher Mrs George Maxwell and J H McCleary en route to Washington. Presbyterian services scheduled Sabbath at 11 am and 7:30 pm. United Presbyterian church holds Saturday sermon at 2 pm by Rev D L McBride of Winfield. Rev J Marshall of Columbus City preaches Sabbath 11 am with communion. Methodist services listed for 11 am and 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fletcher
George Maxwell
J. H. McCleary
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
D. L. McBride
Winfield
J. ©. Marshall
Columbus City
West Chester auxiliary gains fourteen new members
The West Chester auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society reports fourteen new members linked to this week’s convention. Gratitude is extended to returned missionaries Mrs. Marsh and Miss Newby from China for engaging talks shaping the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Livestock News From Custer County and Fort Worth Show
Nebraska station researchers report 1906 07 corn stalk disease cost eighty one per thousand cattle with no feed. Feeding reduced losses to sixty one per thousand. Fort Worth hosts a modern cattle show with 145 Short horns, 148 Herefords, 25 fat cattle consignments. Leedale's Lad is the two year old Hereford champion. Hog exhibit strong with Poland Chinas and Dorobo Jersey sired stock. Five White Orpington chickens sold for 7500 dollars, a world record per pen. Market notes up from Chicago report light fat cattle and improving prices ahead of grass cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Alway and Peters
Nebraska
Custer County
Fort Worth
Tex
Leedale
Missouri
National Stockman
Chicago Exchange
Two Evils Uncle Debate Water Boiling Advice
A Chicago Journal quip features a scientific youth urging Uncle to boil drinking water to kill microbes. The old man replies with a wry remark, comparing the idea to choosing between an aquarium and a cemetery. The exchange reflects playful skepticism about public health warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
McCall Bros Promote Chick Feed in Several States
McCall Bros advertise their own Chick Feed with guarantees of results and prompt fulfillment to customers in Southern Illinois Texas South Dakota and other states as well as Iowa. They urge a trial and note ample stock. The item also mentions fresh fish at the Royal and reports Faye Bales returning to Keota after attending a Commercial Club dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall Bros
Illinois
Texas
South Dakota
Iowa
Faye Bales
Keota
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the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
eerTua
Peerless Cigar Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fairfield Rug Company
Journal Office
Acme Nursery
Court House
Hotel
Ocolenso
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McGleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ili
Smith
the County News
Star
Mrs. Warren Parrow
City
John Long and
Crawfordsville
Fidelity
H. F. Maass
Charles R. Stearns
George Shaw
Baby
Ruthledge
Thos. McClean
Father McDermott
St. James Parish
Eila Faulkner
Bessie Jones
Lexington
Pella
Frances Buchanan
Mt. Union
Bernard Williams
West
Miss Buchanan
Miss Jones
Marsh W. Bailey
John Peter
Chauncey Myers
Hugh Kendall
John Wilson
Dairy Farm
Livestock News
McCall's
the Royal
Steeck
H. F. Stege
J. J. McKeone
Tbs
Windsor Grogery
Urleusu
Nigola & Harmon
North Side Square
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