Dairymen urged on pasture timing by Nan Pelt warning
Nan Pelt warns dairy farmers against sending cows to pasture too early. The message, first published in Kimball's Dairy Farmer on April 1, has wide circulation with a request for 1,000 copies in Michigan. It urges gradual changes from winter rations to grazing, careful feeding, and maintaining cow body condition to sustain milk flow through the season.
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Hugh van Pelt
Kimball
Michigan
Mr. van Pelt
Warnyard
Royal Gwent singers and local notices highlight Independence item
Independence report notes C W Williames visiting from Galesburg and a Welsh singing entertainment at the Presbyterian church. It records the death of T F Morgan, a traveling salesman, with funeral at St John’s, and Davis Wand & Townsite Co purchasing A A Peard’s farm and cemetery land. Ethel Crego returns from California. Blasting at the Kippen building breaks a plate glass window at Gates hardware.
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Independence
C. W. Williame
Galesburg
Tll
Royal Gwent Welsh Singers
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Morgan
St. John's Church
Davis Wand & Townsite Co
Waterloo
A. A. Peard
O. Rk. Gates Hardware
Local notes from Reinbeck and Glen Fire visit
Reinbeck April 17. C Powderly arrived home Tuesday from a several months stay at Glen Fire Mont where he visited his daughter and family. Mrs Levy of Sioux City visited here with her daughter Mrs FL J Freeman and family. John Steifel Sr went to New Hampton to visit his son John Mrs Rosgen has been here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Fall
Jas. Porter
Los Angeles
Minneapo
Theo. Brandt
Hilda Edler
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Lester Morris
Peter Storjoham
Adolph Frier
F. R. Bennett
Mary Innes
Garwin
Jas. Cameron
A. M. Stewart
Estherville
Gertrude Bryan
W. R. Bryan
Reinbeck
John Flynn
Grant Township
Elma
Mary
Ross Reidy
Malcom
Adin Gibson
Jacob Shosmaker
C. Powderly
Glenfire
Mont
Levy
Sioux City
FL J. Freeman
John Steifel
New Hampton
John
Rosgen
Fairbank Community Notes and Social Updates
In Fairbank on April 19 Mrs. Mary Stentley showed slight improvement after illness. Guests included Mrs. Winnie Shafer and a Walcott daughter. Seattle-bound visitors return from an east visit. School board rehires most teachers. Miss Young declines grammar room. Staff listed with Parks, Hall, Halle Agnew, and Allen. Local events include Baptist church decorators and Foster choir gathering at the Peddicord home with games and a three-course luncheon. Several residents travel west to Montana for land claims. A James Eliott and Mae Moore marriage occurred at the Baptist parsonage. reception followed, with plans for a May 1 home. Lethe temple surprise for Mrs Grace Eickelberg. Pythian Sisters present salt cellars. Methodist Ladies Aid reports $114.40 from Today's Magazine canvass for 286 subscriptions in under a week.
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Miss Young
L. GE. Parks
Hall
Halle Agnew
Misa Allen
F. EB. Harrington
Hazleton
Sidney King
Baptist Church
Paul Romke
New Hartford
C. A. Peddicord
Foster Choir
Methodist Church
Feddicord
Alice
Grace Bickerberg
Rey
Peddicord
Andrew Frater
Herma Minton
George Minton
Montana
West
Arthur Woods
Dunkerton
Woods
James Eliott
Mae Moore
Baptist
Arthur Woolf
Marria
J. Moore
C. W. Filiott
Brie
Curley
Grove Street
Henry Werrick
Motive
Lethe Temple
Grace Eickelberg
Nellie King
Pythian Sietara
Htekelberg
Mt Auburn Social Round Up Includes Visits And Lodge Event
Mt Auburn April 13. Mr and Mrs Leonn Haxelette of Cedar Rapids visited nearby. Shoppers from Vinton and Cedar Rapids called on friends and dined in Mt Auburn. Forty members attended a Rebekah lodge gathering with supper and a play. New members joined the lodge. Residents also enjoyed an outing with relations in Waterloo.
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Mt. Auburn
Leonn Haxelette
Cedar Rapide
Ed Calkins
Mirl
Vinton
Bianche
Mabel Henry
J. A. Smally
Will Usher
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Call
Rebekah Loge
Jadies
L. R. Rogers
Grover Weise
Minees Hella Rogers
Ruth Bramhall
Talbot takes horses to New Jersey for crops this season
Rockford news notes H Talbot left Tuesday with a carload of horses for Ray New Jersey where he bought land and will spend the season putting in crops. Mayor Crowell ill and taken to Colfax. Royal Wilson sold his residence to Mrs. T McBride for $2. Bert Haslett from Los Angeles visits two daughters and friends. W A Briggs back from St Augustine due to wife and parents illness. Minnie Ella and Mae Allen appear among local movements with teachers meeting and family travel.
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Rockford
H. Talbot
Ray
N. J
Mayor Crowell
Colfax
Royal Wilson
Carter
W. A. Briggs
St. Augustine
Fla
Nashua Resident James Coler Dies After Illness
Nashua April 13 reports the death of James Coler at his home one mile west of town after a year of paralysis and a recent stroke. Survived by a widow and three daughters Ada Wayne Lima Bangtueh and Keto Peeler. The article notes he was an early Nashwa resident and lived on the home farm for many years.
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Nashua
Noble
Nashwa
Ada Wayne
Lima Bangtueh
Keto Peeler
Minnesota
Indeo Songs
Charlies
Matahall
Ware
Terion
Mrex
James Coler
Obituary Notice for Julie with Funeral Plans
Aged 84, Julie died Saturday morning in this city after a brief illness. She had resided here for four years and was highly esteemed. Funeral services are set for Monday at the Congregational local church, the first service in the new church. Doss Bros. grocery proprietors, whose mother died in Rock Rapids, left Saturday to attend. James Ballamy travels to Waverly for a bone tuberculosis operation. he has long suffered arm trouble.
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Julie
al. Doss
Mr. Bellamy
Woman seeks separate maintenance after short marriage
Mrs. Helen F. Mahoney sues Timothy Mahoney of Lincoln township for support, claiming separation on April 2 after their marriage on February 1, 1916. She cites his irritable conduct and demands six months of support. he owns 180 acres and has other property, while she lists assets and asks for relief in Chicago. The case highlights amid Illinois saloon vote coverage and Prohibition mood in 22 towns.
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Helen F. Mahoney
Timothy Mahoney
Lincoln Township
Finais
Eelbaua
Eles Ko SE Saigons
Edidie Teateach
Merly
LaPorte City
Gaa
Helen P.O
Brien
Ottawa
Bixon
Beardstown
Cass
Morris
Cardner
Joliet
Deny Revolt of Huerta Movement Near Mexican Border
Washington reports from Mexico City state official dispatches show no signs of a Huerta loyalist revolt along the border. Villa backer Deputy says Villa plans to reorganize at Agua Caliente for a fresh assault on Obregon, the Car Tank commander.
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Washington
D. C
Mexico
Huerta
Villa
Celaya
Aguas
Obregon
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Promises Kidneys Rejuvenation
Mrs M A Bridges of Robinson 3M reports kidney ailment relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills for ten months. She claims improved energy and health from ages six to sixteen, while the ad touts benefits for weak kidneys backache rheumatism and bladder troubles as sold by druggists nationwide.
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M.A. Bridges
Mayor Roberts Gets Job in Construction
Leavenworth April 14 The mayor Don M Roberts was assigned to the office of the superintendent of construction to become an assistant following federal penitentiary plans. Twenty one men arrived yesterday to serve Loring in Terre Haute election cases Deputy Warden Manos said he expected to move Robers to the construction office.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States Penitentiary
Loring
Terre Haute
Depuuty
Manos
Don M. Roberts
West Side Ministers Bose Lecture Course Preview
Waterloo churches promote a lecture series with tickets on sale for the season Miss Leila West of Mt Vernon is in the city as field representative for Century Lyceum bureau The program features Ralph Parlett Vi Plyttenburg concerts by Fisher Shipp Straters quartet Maude Stevens company and International Operatic company Special pricing offered to high school students.
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Waterloo West
Leila West
Mt. Vernon
Century Lyceum Bureau
Ralph Parlett
Vi. Plyttenburg
Fisher-Shipp Company
Straters’ Quartet
We Maude Stevens Company
International Operatic Company
Tigkets
Temperatures Report From April Day Breakdown
Fragmented data shows temperature readings across hours with values ranging from the mid twenties to over fifty in unspecified locations. Includes irregular timestamps and garbled units, suggesting a weather log or teletyped forecast.
Young Chicago Hero Victim of Appendicitis
Chicago April 20 Marry Shippy son of the late George M Shippy who saved his fathers life when the letter then chief of police of Chicago was attacked by an anarchist died today of complications after an operation for appendicitis He was 26 years old The attempted assassination occurred March 7 1908 when Lagaras Averbuch an anarchist entered the Shippy home A Shippy threw himself up the stairs and was shot in the side Almost at the same time the father and the chauffeurs who rushed in fired and Averbuch fell dead
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Chicago
Shippy
George M. Shippy
Lagaras Averbuch
Warry Shippy
Averbuch
Court Keeps Restraining Order In Estate Dispute
In Syracuse New York April 20 Justice Emerson in supreme court extends until October the injunction granted to Vera Robinson Coyne of Newark New Jersey restraining the executors from dividing the million dollar estate of Col Wardwell Robinson of Oswego New York her alleged father. The will makes James Polk Sher ton and his daughters heirs. Mrs Coyne sought the injunction to challenge the will which would favor Waterloo residents. Mr Sherman is a cousin of the late Mr Robinson.
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Syracuse
N. J
Speein
Emerson
Supreme Court
Vera Robinson Coyne
Newark
Col. Wardwell Robinson
Oswego
N. Y
Colonel Robinson
James Polk Sherton
Third Street
Coyne
Waterloo
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Robinson
Murdered Man Found in Burning West Point Home
The blood covered body of Herman Wrueck was found early this morning in his burning home in West Point Nebraska. Signs of a struggle were present but the fire destroyed the scene. Wrueck, reputed to be wealthy, planned to travel west alone today and is believed murdered by unknown assailants who tried to roll him and then set fire to erase evidence.
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West Point
Neh
Herman Wrueck
Wruck
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh
An ad warns against inhaled remedies for catarrh and promotes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar. It claims the medicine cures by cleansing the system, relieving headaches, sneezing, sore throat, nasal discharge, and other catarrh symptoms, and advises daily dosing. The piece labels itself an advertisement.
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