Art Exhibit boosts school funds in Turner event
Mrs. Ruth Cook shopped in Washington. G H Rupert returned to New Philadelphia after visiting here. Ed Rhodes and daughter visited relatives, then returned home. Mrs Utterback's 72nd birthday celebrated with a surprise party and rocking chair gift. Turner art exhibit at Smouse's hall yielded 112.55 net, with South school leading ticket sales at 32.05 and Flo Purvis earning best room 13.95. Schools to receive funding for pictures: South 32.05 Heights 27.30 Wallace 19.60 Centennial 16.50 High 15.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cook
Washington
G. H. Rupert
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Ed Rhodes
Mrs. Philips
West Liberty
Mamie Rush
Prof
J. J. McConnell
Cedar Rapids
South
Heights
Wallace
Centennial
High School
Ladies Aid Mill Gather at Methodist Church
The Crawfordsville Ladies Aid society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Joe Morehead's country home. They carried dinner and enjoyed the day. Visitors included Shaffer and Davis returning to Des Moines after a month with friends. Miss Bessie Speer arriving from the Junction. J. W. Maxwell visiting C. M. Maxwell in Washington. Luther Gormly visiting in Washington. G. W. Nickolaus at Havre. P. L. Huber overnight in Washington. Archie McFadden back from Burlington. Dr. S. Dings from Keota overnight at the McFadden home. Mrs. Joe Porter visiting her mother Elizabeth Thompson from Wyman. Rev. E. S. Genung leaving for Garrison, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Joe Morehead
Messrs. Shaffer and
Davis
Des Moines
Bessie Speer
J. W. Maxwell
Washington
C. M. Maxwell
Luther Gormly
G. W. Nickolaus
Havre
P. L. Huber
Archie McFadden
Burlington
S. Dings
Keota
McFadden
Joe Porter
Wyman
Elizabeth Thompson
E. S. Genung
Garrison
Iowa
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets at Miss Parker Home
Thursday at 2:30 pm a regular W C T U meeting will be held at Miss Mary Parker's home. All members urged to attend. Devotional topic is The Sabbath Day Amos 8 4 5 with study prompts. A substitute leader will replace a faithful sister. Bring a short selection on The Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Parker
Miss Parker
Electric Bitters Marketed As Remedy For Climate Ailments
The excerpt claims high elevations bring fevers and malaria at lower levels, with lassi tude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and ague and general debility treated by Electric Bitters described as the great alterative and blood purifier, an antidote for bodily weakness nervousness and insomnia, sold under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon’s
Sincere thanks for sympathy in sickness and death of Roy McConaughy
The McConaughy family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during Roy McConaughy’s illness and death. A note mentions Rocky Mountain Tea as a playful line and lists Lemmon's Pharmacy and McEhinney Drug Co. as senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McConaughy
R. P. McConaughy
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McEhinney Drug Co
Very Practical Details in Profitable Dairying by John Michels
Practical dairy feeding guidance for Clemson College readers discusses ration composition for a 22 pound daily milk yield, recommending six pounds wheat bran, four pounds cottonseed meal, eight pounds corn stover, and forty pounds corn silage. It covers feeding timing, roughage versus concentrates, odor control in milk, and the need to tailor rations to each cow’s capacity for economical milk production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michels
Clemson College
Roan King Roan King Shorthorn Calf Wins Show Grade Champion
The Roan King calf, a Shorthorn shown by James Leask of Ontario, won the champion of the grades and grand champion of the show at the late international. Bred from Gloster's Choice and Royal Banner line, he weighed about 1,090 pounds at thirteen months, praised for rib arch and front finish but noted for some flesh softness. Breeder's Gazette reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leask
Ontario
Gloster
Royal Banner
Roan King
Dairy Byproducts Improve Hog Meat Quality
Dairy byproducts in hog feed are noted to produce pork of more uniform high quality. While excellent hams and bacon can be achieved without them, their use is widely admitted to enhance overall pork quality.
Local News Snippets and Town Notices
Local notes mention carpet cleaning requests, shoe bargains at N. S. Bs, and best meats at the Royal. Several residents arrive or travel, including Walter Klass from Chicago and Mrs. L M. Dunlap from Kansas City. Stoddard's Lectures are praised as portable reading, with endorsements by Stephen A. Northrup and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Minick
Walter Klass
Chicago
L M. Dunlap
Kansas City
Stoddard
Stephen A. Northrup
First Baptist Church
Tireside
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East Main
Washington Mutua
Five Centeer Line
Fel
Ew Method Boran Co
Prairie Flower Road
W. A. Philpook
Hotel Colenso
D. H. Miller
H. Se
David B. Cumings
S. Ave
Aberdeen Angus Bus
Frank McKay
R. R
National Commercial Agency
P. O. Box
Davenport
Acme Nursery
Court House
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Hil
Frank Rogers
N.S
Star Tonight
Clyde Warner
Fairfield
England
Tanner Hopkins
English Channel
Golden West
Stecks Jewelry Store
Corner Square
Don Hawkins
Mgr
Marion T. Anderson
the County News
Ainsworth
Charlie Crisman
Colfax
Mrs. Utterback
Crawfordsville
W.C. T. U. Meeting
Tom Neiswanger
Harvey
G. W. England
Stoddard Library of Travel
J. M. Greenwood
S. J. Burger
Weiser
Adaho
Burgers
L. M. Dunlap
University Society of New York
Fairview Farm
Washington County
M.D. Yard
Omanscotes
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
N. S
the Royal
the Star
Vienna
John Jones
Haskins
N. 8
John Crawford
David Crawford
Alma Miller
Jet
Leora Taylor
Messrs
Harrison Dodder
Clyde Birney
Walter Brown
Wayland
George Buckley
Commercial Club
Earnest Lemmon
Pearl Gardner
Arch McCulley
Richad
Fred Smith
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
J. E. Lemmon
Washington County Poultry Association
J. G. Smith
Cash Grocery
Steck
H.f.steck
J. J. McKeone
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