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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
4
Farmers urged to grow alfalfa for feed and soil health, detailing drainage lime content and soil types from across states. Emphasizes alfalfa as a protein source to reduce purchased supplies, with guidance on land preparation, crop management, and using the farm for poultry and livestock feeding.
A village roundup lists residents visiting kin and neighbors, traders moving goods, and small property transfers. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Richards hosting guests, James Johnson returning from a town, and Charley Ebersole's illness affecting plans.
Fragmentary text lists several individuals visiting and attending events with scattered references to Mrs Mary Trott and Miss Madrid Wiickenger. mentions a funeral and a home visit, but many names are garbled and details are incomplete.
In a fragmented notice, Mitchell Auagheh’s family seeks guidance on dates and guardianship. The unreadable text hints at private matters involving a daughter and petitioner or guardianship steps, with references to peers and providers in a local context.
A jumble of social and local notes from Pierre Waver Mitchell and nearby towns recount visits by H Rathmell Bertha Tibbetts Laura Heeckner and others. Mentions of travel to California Palarest and Milwaukee intersperse with local duties at Cedar and River Road events.
The fragment notes visits among families including Mrs. Frank Rice of Omaha and Elva Fenling visiting Mrs. A. RLS Osaze while Elva spends the week with relatives. It mentions B. Day Williams and Stock Smith as part of casual social notices.
Local notice from Denver dated Oct 30 reports Neverman purchasing the Nichols and Clark storage at Waverly and planning moves for his family. Additional fragmentary text mentions Ernest Gunite and Otto Krnege renting or purchasing nearby properties, with unclear further details.
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