Evangelistic Services Held At Presbyterian Church
La Porte City notes report a December wedding of Miss Wa Good to Frank F. Finn, with a supper at the bride’s parents. The city hosts revival meetings under four church auspices at the Presbyterian church, featuring the college gospel team and Gene Palmer from Cedar Rapids, plus strong music from Mr. and Mrs. Willgus. Also noted are local illness updates, W R committee plans, and a Christmas charity box sent to Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Justice Knapp
Warloa
Wa Good
Frank F. Finn
Wm. Good
Thusty
Mra
Inn
M. Good
Porte
Y. Flynn
Haw‘d County
Repass Auto Co
Waterlong
Adys
Union
Four Church
He College
Gene
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
R. Palmer
Willgus
C. B. Ashley Bulldy
Union State Bank
Ora Brust
Jess von
Mary Young
Waterlall
Marshalltown
W.E. Hager
Kanday
Long Beach
Cal
Emma Hager
Ting
Elizabeth Huck
John
Jung
Fie
Woman's Relief Corps
Robert Anderson Post
Waterloo
Gabriel Gingrich
Mabel Bitterly
Allison
Clyde Graham
Wyoming
Graham
Mary Beetanbender
Jtalam
James Flinn
Chicago
Branton
Frank Flinn
John Dingnan
Charlie
Ruth Vignan
Frank Kline
Kenneth
Bannister
Ralph
Herome
Wallingford
Superior
Co operative feeding trial shows calves marketed as prime yearlings
An Iowa State College animal husbandry experiment on Cassidy and Son farm in Whit ing demonstrates calves fed on a corn and alfalfa diet can be turned into prime yearlings for market profit. In 1913, calves bought in Omaha were fed until June and resold at a profit of 7.73 dollars per calf. 50 steers kept to December earned 26.61 dollars per steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department
Java State College
Cassidy & Son
Whiting
Iowa
Omiaha
Hatch Timing by Breed for Chickens
A Missouri experiment station expert outlines a breed based hatch schedule. Brahmas Langshans Cochins should be hatched earlier for fall layers. Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons hatch in March to mature by fall. Mediterranean breeds to hatch in April and May to avoid moulting delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Patterson
Mipsouri Poultry
Mountain Grove
Patterson
Green feeds for better eggs advise winter diet
Iowa State College poultry experts explain how to produce rich yellow yolk eggs in winter. Use yellow corn with clipped alfalfa or sprouted oats plus leafy alfalfa or clover sweepings. A 3 inch wire rack keeps hens from scratching. green feeds boost yolk color and fowl health in cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Department of
Iowa State College
Right Wormy Fruit Warns Iowa Apple Growers
Weather conditions favor heavy apple scab next year in Iowa orchards with widespread codling moth eggs. Agricultural experts at Ames urge growers to prepare a spray pump outfit and materials this winter to combat spraying next summer. Fruit already showed severe scab in many orchards, while codling moths were present as potential seed for next year.
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Iowa
Warng R. S. Herrick
Agricultural Extension Department
Ames
Cad
Sire Is Builder Of The Herd
H W Vaughn of Ames argues livestock practice should center on a pure bred sire. He says the sire is half the herd and warns that most grade animals lack useful type, while a good pedigree backs offspring to maintain uniformity and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Vaughn
Ames
Mr. Vaughn
Rabbits May Spread Disease to Cattle in Rural Iowa
Northwest Iowa farmers report many rabbits near Waterloo showing a tuberculosis like illness and some animals shot with advanced disease. Veterinarians warn the ailment may spread to South Dakota Nebraska and other states. Black Hawk county farmers urged to kill afflicted rabbits to protect livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
South Dakota
Nebraska
Black Hawk County
Croy Association To Hold Big Meeting
The Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association will meet in the Commercial club rooms at Cedar Falls next Monday at 2 o clock. Officers will present annual reports and general topics of interest will be discussed. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association
Commercial Club
Cedar Falls
Frank Hammer
Funeral for James Dalton Held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral services for James Dalton were conducted at the Presbyterian church by Rev. W. H. Enaign with musical selections by R. B. Halnes of Independence and Miss Marjorie Marsh at the piano. The service drew large crowds from Waterloo Independence Cedar Rapids and beyond with Knights of Pythias in attendance. Interment followed at Cedar Crest cemetery. Dalton leaves a widow and daughter Mrs W W Blasier a grandson Robert Dalton Blasier two sisters and a brother P F Dalton.
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C. A. Dastman
Deceasors
R. B. Italnes
Independense
Plano
Marjorie Marsh
Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Valluenears
A. B Lard
J. P. Searles
T. J. Barrett
G. A. Smerson
C. M. Young
H. L. Hawiing
Independance
Cedar Crest Cemetery
J. A
R. B. Dalton
le Mars
P. W. Dalton
G. 9. Marsh
Osage
A. Cleveland
Nellia Newton
H. Merrick
Martie Rock
Marrick
W. W. Blasier
Air
Dalton
Robert Dalton Blasier
P. F. Dalton
le Blars
Ackley Fire Destroys Mark Lami Homestead West of City
A noon blaze completely destroyed the Mark Lami farm residence five miles west of Ackley. The 7 room frame house was unoccupied since yesterday after the former tenant moved away. No one was home as neighbors were away shelling corn. The origin remains a mystery. Also today two young locals, Miss Cora Hackroft and Mr Henry Greenfield, wed at the bride’s parents. A funeral for Mrs Samuel Bolander, 48, followed in Ackley after a brief illness. She is survived by six children.
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Ackley
Mark Lami
James Latch
Green
James Penny
Bradfield
Eldora
Cora M. Hackrott
George Hack
Samuel Bollender
Germany
Festive notices and illnesses from Jesup community
Christmas events fill the Jesup page with plans for "For the Love of Mike" at the Grand and "The Shepherd's Call" at the Grand as well as social gatherings. illnesses include F J Schutte and Frank Nesfield very ill and John Learn also very ill. Mrs. Theodore Miller travels to Waterloo after an uncle's death, with interment in Fairbank. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. P. Standish, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, and guests from out of town among others. The W C T U met with officers elected and a talk on Sunday laws delivered by Mr. Stoddard.
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Jesup
F. J. Schutte
Frank Nesfield
Mes
Evertel
Walgamot
Salem
Gre
Fairbank
Jannis
E. Sampson
Mike
Grand Opera House
John Learn
Theodore Miller
Waterloo
Cook
O. R. Perry
DeWitt Perry
Lime Springs
Mary Pooler
Osceola Pooler
C. B. Parker
Carrie Parker
P. S. Standish
Santay
Cumming
Edna Woodrum
A. M. Sanford
Ailwaukee
Jennie Gilbert
Muscatine
H. Sanford
Mary Burrell
Be, Nichols
Sheridan
Mason City
Sready
Sar
Ah M. Hovey
B. OF. Stoddara
CG. A. Eastman
Arthur C. Knapn
Dumont Community Notices and Visits Highlight Holiday Week
Mrs Alice Brotherton visits from North Dakota to see her brother Charless Carberry and relatives. Carl Wagner also visits from North Dakota at Dr Wagnir's home. The Ufferds travel from Cedar Falle Priday for Christmas with daughter Mrs Jeury Brown. Mr and Mrs Crow nalley host Will Uford and Camy of Aredalg plus Mrs Dave Wilkinson's family on Christmas. Mrs Torehy Mier, elderly resident with son W M Miller, ill after typhoid pneumonia. Mrs Miller, about 66, German immigrant, dies as family learns severity. Ellerson, a respected Mailison township farmer, mourns death of a relative. funeral at German Reform church in Davont led by John Shaffer and Rev. Mr Yosech. interment in Dumont cemetery. J Kephart’s upcoming wedding noted, while Mrs Muggle Steward aids father WH Kephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wilkinson
Yethlow
Torehy Mier
W. M. Miller
Germany
Ellerson
Mailison Township
JL. Reruns
Dumont
Davont
Ton
John Shaffer
Alexandra
Osech
Dumont Cemetery
J. Kephart
Local Social Notes and Wedding in Readlyn Area
Readlyn area notices recount Mrs. Kormann’s return from Sumner and relatives visiting in Durange. Merschs attended Uncle Cook’s funeral at Fairbank. Edwin Strottmann ran the hardwire store in their absence. Ivan Strom visited Waverly. Family Theatre engine trouble delayed shows until Tuesday. Miss Martha Moyer and August Schlagitz wed at the church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaulyn
Waverly
Faiily
Martha Moyer
August Schlagitz
Rey
Misery in Back and Limbs Prompts Remedy Endorsement
A letter promotes Anniic from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo as a remedy for backache headaches and limb pain. It claims improved sleep and wellbeing after using a trial box and urges readers to request a trial package by mail if unavailable locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Folitor
W. A. Ropengts
Nora
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Pierce
Enrick
Christmas Programs Share Yuletide Cheer in Littleton
Ed Gates visits Hoffman and Gates homes while Gallup drives steers to Chicago. Beaverdam and Otterville visitors arrive for the holidays. Presbyterian church hosts a large Christmas program with Rev. Supplee in attendance. Methodist service features music, recitations, a play, and Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Ed Gates
Clark
EH. Hoffman
Harry Gates
L. Gallup
Chicago
F. G. Ternes
Walter Stein
Princeton
B. F. Hinderliter
Presbyterian Church
Ottervilla
Aood
B. C. Supplee
Methodist Church
the Tighest
Dorothy and the Fairies
Santa Claus
Santa
Maas offfedatinik and courthouse move in courtship
A garbled notice records a social event involving Maas and Mrs. Schlautta with a mention of Mr. May’s involvement and a move related to Ringer, reflecting a civil matter or social arrangement in a local context. The text preserves named individuals though details are unclear and partial.
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Illia
Marthagh
K.T
Dee
Myers'_Harp Orchestra
Remef
Croy Association
Ralph Sherwin
Pottawattamie County
Elis
J. M. Bygard
Duroc Safe
Wavetily Junction
Goal Tran Service
X.G. Braschet
H. Murray
First National
Hank, Waverly
AL Mecap Pereb
H.W. Grove
New York
Seuiang
Rota Ray
AL. Reeves
Lis
Fov Boyle
Cone
Hayard Veillor
Priges
BIRD
America
Miajestic
Lund-Christensen
Marte Lund
West
4Th St
Chicago Herald
Chicago Post
N. Y. Journal
Arthur Hoops and
Ruby Hoffman
Gulf Coast
American Riviera
St. Louis
Louisville & Nashville R. R
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
P. W. Morrow
Acer Mae
Herring
Nebas Street
Lewis, Mo
Rock Island
Thicago
Englewood Union Station
63Rd St
R. H. Johnston
Tow
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