Poultry Hatchery Tips for Clean Eggs and Proper Handling
Guidelines urge careful selection of breeding birds and hatching eggs to maximize fertility and chick vigor. Collect eggs twice daily, keep nests clean, and handle eggs gently to avoid rupturing membranes. Reject abnormal eggs, prefer two to five day old eggs, store at 45 to 50 degrees, and start incubation at 68 degrees for best results. Potatoes can sprout early in full sun, producing sturdy sprouts for earlier planting.
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Uncle Sam
Williston Area Gossip and Travel Notices in Brief
Local residents including Julius Strand J P Beisel and Ma Shirley frequent Williston and nearby towns on Fridays Mondays and Thursdays. Frank Steele Snowden and Ralph Miller travel for business exams court and shopping. Community events include dances at Bainville and Berry's, lodge meetings, Red Cross treasurer change, and a WWI era patriotic talk at a school. The notes mention several names and trips between Williston Buford Snowden and Hard Scrabble with various social and civic undertakings.
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Julius Strand
Williston
J. P. Beisel
Ma Shirley
Frank Steele
Snowden
Buford
G. L. Welsh
G. P. Jones
Mr. Brant
Grote
Mike Taylor
Elmer Grestley
Mr. Berry
Across the River
Harry Shatswell
Francis Shatswell
Berry
Scrogs the River
Meredith Johnson
Selective Service
Verla Conn
Genevieve
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
The text urges reducing intake and using salts for kidney health. It describes general health issues like headaches and nervous stomachs, claiming slippery or sluggish tissues clog the system. It suggests a simple home remedy involving a scented water to improve conditions, implying it can be used anytime.
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Ieee
Spring Coulee News Highlights and Illnesses
Spring Coulee reports Mrs. Herman Carlson is seriously ill and a physician has been called. Hay is scarce as snow crust makes forage difficult for horses and cattle. Rural mail carriers are asked to state a coldness limit for trips. Red Cross ladies met at Mrs. Casper Syke’s home but attendance suffered due to sickness. Mrs. John Moline left for Iowa after her father’s illness and death. the community extends sympathy.
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Herman Carlson
the Red Cross Society
Casper Syke
John Moline
Iowa
Beaver Creek Social Roundup In Local Homes
Beaver Creek locals report visits and guests across area homes. Willie Allen stayed two nights at T Baldwin’s. Ruby Allen stayed with Violet Baldwin last Thursday. Mrs T Baldwin visited Mr J Daniels during the week. Mrs Jim Allen visited Mr Silas Courville last Wednesday. C H Kerbaugh and wife visited home folks last Sunday. Geo Allen and his mother called Sunday at the Kerbaugh home. T Baldwin and J Daniels went to the river for wood. Ed Stevens visited Jim Allen’s farm Sunday through Tuesday. Archie Stacey and Bill Krouse traveled to Ray on Wednesday for the weather. Mrs Henry Allen returned from Minnesota last Sunday after facial operation.
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Willie Allen
T. Baldwin
Ruby Allen
Violet Baldwin
J. Daniels
Jim Allen
Silas Courville
C. H. Kerbaugh
Geo. Allen
Kerbaugh
Ed Stevens
Archie Stacey
Bill Krouse
Ray
Henry Allen
Minnesota
C. A. Wicks
A. C. Wagenman
Missouri Ridge
John Rowland
Howard
Howard Brothers
S. M. Clark
Pearl
Myrtle
Berdie
Wagenman
Ruby Keihle
Myrtle Clark
Oscar Harrington
Williston Township
Pat Tone
Misa Pearl Clark
H. J. Poe
Red Cross
H.C. Blankenship
Indiana
Mary Gauthrie
Beaver Creek School Notes and Valentines Creatively Shared
Violet Baldwin was absent last Friday while Miss Carrie Gunderson visited the school. Mr and Mrs James Allen visited. Victrola records arrived. Eighth graders prepare for final exams as pupils enjoy Tom Sawyer readings. St Valentine valentines being made. Pittsleys absent due to cold.
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Violet Baldwin
Carrie Gunderson
James Allen
Emma Gunderson
Alose
Acc
St. Valentine
Pittsleys
Birthday News and Family Visits in Local Neighborhood
Born January 30th a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly Mrs Kellys father Mr Brown is now staying with Mr Kelly Mrs E C Smith from Zahi has been visiting old friends in the neighbourhood during the last week Mildred Green is home for a short visit A pleasant surprise was given in honor of her birthday Feb sth A pleasant surprise was given to Mr and Mrs Smith Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Smiths birthday February 2nd
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Mrs. Kelly
Mr. Brown
Mr. Kelly
E. C. Smith
Zahi
Mildred Green
Mrs. Smith
Eden Valley Social Notes Quiet Week Ends in Village Happenings
Mrs James Rhodes visited Will Marshes while Delaney bought cattle nearby. Glen Ellis returned to Coggan Iowa. Hub Sheppard and sisters visited Abe Delorme. Dessa Cooley Jane Pickens hosted at Will Marshes. Beeves delivered to Delaney. Earl Smiths hosted by Frank. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Smith. eight attended in bitter cold. Paris Chamberlain Virgil Love and sisters visited James Sheppards. Dessa Cooley Ruth Myer stay with Mrs Kratzer. Myer son Irwin helped with hay. Virgin Sheppard had misfortune when her horse escaped after leaving bridle on fence.
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James Rhodes
Will Marshes
Mr. Delaney
Glen Ellis
Coggan
Iowa
Hub Sheppard
Abe Delorme
Dessa Cooley
Jane Pickens
Claude McCoy
Ben Frank
Delaney
Earl Smith
Paris
William
Chamberlain
Virgil Love
James Sheppards
Ruth Myer
Edith Kratzer
O. A. Myer and Son
Irwin Kauffman
MISSOURI RIDGE COMMUNITY NOTES AND SILAGE DISCUSSION
Local notes record births and visits at Missouri Ridge, including a new baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wicks and various callers at the Wagenman and Clark households. An agricultural column extols silage for beef cattle and sheep, citing studies from North Dakota and practical ramblings on feed rations, corn maturity, and mold avoidance.
Potatoes for Seed Use and Early Varieties Recommended
Potatoes that sprout in cellars produce long white sprouts and should not be used for seed. For best results use an early variety such as Irish Cobbler or Early Ohio. H. C. Werner.
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Ohio
H. C. Werner
Step Lively Corns Quit with Gets It
Step Lively reports dramatic bench moment as Corns quit after rallying cry Gets it amid tense finish. Local crowd reacts to key exchange and coach signals for sustained effort.
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Corns
Gets-It the World Famous Corn Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Gets-It as the best corn remedy, claiming it stops cutting torns and bleeding, relieves pain, and makes the toe smooth. It promises easy application with alicky tape and salves and notes a 25 cent bottle price, with distribution through E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago and Williston. Erick Kather endorses it.
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Drugeou
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Williston
Erick Kather
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Buford News
Vern Kellogg
John Carey
Walter Tice
The
I. 0. O. F. Lodge
H. D. Scott
Idaho
Ila Shirley
Myrtle Carey
Bainville
J. J. Raastad
Russell Dishon
California
France
Royal Neighbors Lodge
C. J. Morken
First State Bank
United States
Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek School
Frank Kelly
Eden Valley
North Dakota
Buller Bros
Huy Now
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Whole Wheat Milling Co
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