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About Dakota County herald. (Dakota City, Neb.) 1891-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1922)
?fjpr . rf"-r DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD 3 id no (3) Is! (51 a a COHiVTV COnniSSl'ONDliNCK a n m m DP IWHMmS TO 1I0I-I) INSTITl'Ti: JACKSON The 1 7lli tinnunl FHrmprs' Imtitulc of Dalditt) county will lie held l Hunter cn Thursday mil Friday, Feb-' iiinry Uth nnti 10th. Tho program i wilt consist of pcnkincft demonstra I (some oil heaters put there to worm tlorw nnd exhibit which should be of . Ill- )VM)C 1UI Jl U.UUIIIK WIU I11 I IIUJ. Vi... VV 1 lll-ll .11... Ulllbllf JrUVI.ls Rev. Mlclncl Qutnn of Bnncroft, which h soon to he given by locnl(and old. Mrli . is visltiner in tho home of his tnlcnt. One of the stoves exploded j Tho work viil be conducted in two mother, Mrs. M. Quinn, and family. and entirely ruined the scenery, oth- flections, for men and, for women. Mr$. Mary Murray is visiting her erwise no dnrr..o was done. The men's which will bu held at the Min Thomas and inmlly at South o Exchange hall, will observe the fol- Sioux City. II IT IE ISAK It lowing schedule: It. Pnnscgrau and family have mov- Thursday, Icbrunrv 8th. tiA!!, JhB mnALLahU WnS '" SiUX CRy 8 a. m.-Plniinir of exhibits. UIIIIUKIMI mriii wqi in iwwu. . I-..." .;.., . ... .. in .- t....l X?,.. I,. 1. u i to inn i iiirrnnn ai. u in i,nisi,i if. . - iliii hi I'.i.iiiniiii t ki'iiiiiii. ill....a..h.. Ilnlm- tn nlixnlAII ifll I'lll ill I J. 1J11U1I J y LI hi LI II 1 1 . HIMIIC llHVU.1i i.r'V i7. ,,,..i i. Lnini n num. lieatrlce Ufiintr, Mrs. Hurt Dver. I-Ved k. L- Inylor, Intension Service. i .- ,. ' r f.,. sphoolmatos to her home. Schumach, John Dawkins, Gi licit An-1 1 p. m. -Co-operative Markotingof ! lio nUernoon S ! Spent In ,5 ft"- a'1 "" Zeph were Sioux Livestock, Geo. Hess, Farmers' Union fellwod bv a luncheon. (ltV parsengers last Friday. .Commission Co. 'm- i,.i 'Mm limn mIpi-h pntprtnin Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. ii.u Mnlonex , I li p. m. Rural hconotnics school,! ...i .. ,..., ,.r rin.wid nt ilmir I'Cbruary .iru. a son. (coniinueti.i t. civ., .,: MinniimntiMmr John and James Howard weio in' 7:30 n. in. -Motion Pictures. "Pine .. . . ' . . . --. i i I 1 f ttn rtff rnifnxnl lnnn Inn! .....iV . . Dlrlrrn" r f W o t n tr i XT.-I tn t1in it an ) n n but; ki cvvciui utiya mat wuutv wu nn'v if.on.iu iicniiviniii iuiu uiiu Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Erlach, who oxnect to lews boon for their now home at Auburn, Maine. The even ing wa? ppent In music and visiting, during which n dainty luncheon was served. Jlorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mat ney February nth, a pon. Chris Sevoi.cn of Sioux City was looking after business matters hero last Friday. l.eroy Hyrnc of Fonda, Iowo, visit ed over last Thursday night in the home of his sister, Mrs. V. F. Hlck cv. and family. Mis. V. J. Hi ley returned homo from ' St. Vincent's hospital last Thursday evening, recovering from an operation. I'M Mc Henry of Colonic, S. !)., vis ited relatives here the last of the week, en route to Plnlnvicw, Nebr., to visit his bi other. Kathleen O'Neal spent over Sunday in the John Hvan home in Sioux Qit.v. Mpsdnmcs Siinv and Miller of Sioux Citv jp"nt rcveral tbivs bust week in the 0. 0. MiHor heme. Mrj. Mary Carpenter was called to So. Sioux City tlic first of the week bv the illness of her sister, Mrs. M. Mc.Taggart. Mrs. M. J. Flynn enjoyed an over Sunday visit from her son Frank, of Planklnton, S. D. Quite a number from here attend ed the Chauncey Alcott performance In Sioux City Saturday evening at the Auditorium. ', Tho card club met at the Mikn lleifernan home Sunday everting and :ocnt the hours with cards. During (he evening Mrs HeJTernan served a nice luncheon. The younger set wero entertained, at the Mrs. Mary AlcGonlglo home where cards and music were tho diversion. Mrs. Mc Goniglo also served refreshments. Thomas Cullerton, Mary Sheehan .and Harold Hall nttended a K. C. dance in Sioux City last Friday even ing. 'J ho old times dance at St. Patrick Imll last Friday evening was well at tended. There were over seventy numbers sold and every one enjoyed a good time. .'' .Sara McCoir.iick, who teaches near Randolph, Neb., spent the week-end nt' home. Mrs. Ernest Johnson is ill with double pneumonia, and is reported as being very low. - -Kay Hall of Sibley, Iowa, arrived hero Saturday evening for a visit with home folks. ;; 11031 Kit . D. C. Bristol lias boon made an of fer of .$4,000 for his collection of In dian curios, now nt tho Lincoln mu seum. His sons, Charles and Will, went to Lincoln last week to seo about the deal. If Dakota City it ready to say 'goodbye' to the court house we think Homer should bid for It. So. business, John Jcsscn, Mrs. Lars Larson nnd Mrs. L. IJ. Palmer were Sioux Cit shoppers Saturday. Miss Irene Itoddewlg visited tho week-end in Sioux City with friends. 'Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hcirernan, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jones, Alice and Mar on Tuberculosis Music Address Newton W. Gaines, Ex tension Service. v Friday, February 10th. 10 n. m. Poultry Feeding, Cullfng, Incubation and Brooding, C.R.Young, u.iu .ii. mini; uuiita, ihil; jiiiu mill- rV...... A,.f garct Howard und Mary Cronin were i, y B. i.ni, ., i u i in Sioux City Saturday evening lo . I,n-;"SlnlUhf a"d W?"0' hear Chauncey Alcot (Joint Sesion) Miss Ldui.se M. Mur- .inhn .inc.... ,.,u .'. tir,..,. tri Ihy, Extension Seivice, day attending the Max Nelson fu- ? m- -us"J Session. ne,.aj I .1:J0 p. m.-'Contngious andMnfcc- Francis Smith visited tho week-end tJ0US pisoira" f Cattle, Dr. "A. II . in Sioux City with friends. I h,'S,h' ll A' U ,. - ,. Owen Beacon., Walsh & Long and e ?:J(. P "l-TP011 BrecdinB onrt George Timlin filled their icehouses election of Dairy Cows, M. N. Law- this week. ritr-on, LxtenHion Service. Air. and Mrs. George Timlin and Theresa Green motored to Siou.s The Women's Section will hold City Saturday evening to hear Chaun- their Kessioivi at the High -School, coy Alcott. They will be guided by tho following Mrs. Bert Dyer was a Sioux City pnj'i'nm: snooper .Monday. i ti...,.c.i.... i..i o, f.n. : ... .... i i min niiui . i i in inn v iilii. I. JV. Collinson was taivcn to ,, , Knwimr r PvliiiiUu Mm. a Sioux City hospital Tuesday for trealnicnt. Tho ladies of St. MaryM church will give a dance and supper at the Danish hall Friday night, February M. U. Cliiirch Nots Rev. E. C. Moore, Pastoi Our hearts are saddened, and our deepest svmniithv called forth, bv (the pausing away, so near together, oi one oi tne youngest members of tho Sunday school, and one of the oldest members of the church. Sioux Is to nil intents and purposes fiSioux City suburb, and most of her her people nro employed In Sioux City. But liomer is purely of and for Dakota jounty. The South Sioux City Mall evidently fprgctp that Ho mer is the best business center. Wc produce most of tho county of ijcers nnd incidentally some of the .cases to help 11)1 the valuable rec ords. ' Warren Kinnoar was a Winnebago visitor Thur.iJay. Will Blacketer, prospective shorifi, was a Homer visitor from Dakota City Tltursday to attend the funeral of Max Nelson. Miss Lisle Smith, who wus teach ing as u substitute in. tho Brushy Bend school, camo home Tuesday of liist week. The teacher she was subbing for having recovered from hfir illness. Win. Winch suffered a bad case of tonsllitia last week, but was in the .Htoro Saturday looking rather the worse for wjar. George Wilklns of Emerson was a Homer visitor Friday. The Lon and Bill McEntail'er fain 'Hoi. who have been in the Chas. Scott house with Bruce Ogburn hlnco they wore burned out or tho Walter Smith house, moved Saturdav intrtlie Hermann house. Art Rymill and wife of Iowa, and Walter Kyinlll of Lusk, Wyo wero 1 p. in. Weighing and Measuring Children and talk on Health, Mis., Louiac M. Muiphy, Extension Service. li p. m.- Judging Exhibits. :.'(() p. m. Lecture, Miss Stolla Mather, State Leader of Hjine Agents. 7:;i() p. m. Joint Session,. Scr men's program. Friday, February 10t!r. ' 10 a. m. Poultry Feeding, Culling, Incubation, Brooding and Equipment, C. It. Young, County Agricultural Api'nt, . i 11 a. in. Health and Hygiene (Joint Session), Miss Louise M. Mur phy, Extension Service. 1 p. in. Joint Business Session. Vocal Solo, Mrs. L. L. Ream. 1:30 p. in. Home Furnishings, ntn vii vi:iy nuusi nviury L- nHtnoVmlmS.S'll'l '" Will llO giVOll OS FP- '1 W! w,,rds for exhb,t this year- how It Is being planned to hold a Val- osc- cl a?'1 I'"61 entine social at the church basement L)cms' tl,. rnnl ''onur't3 for the young people, Tuesday oven- irom cntei''"K" any c Ing of next week, at 7:30. ,f,;m" comparing your si a A BOOST FOR 1AK(H'V CITV Anonymou". Despite the inclement weather, nnd tho sorrow of the coinmunitv. tlu Sunday school nnd church attendance County Homo Demonstration Agent hi. mini Hurviccj was very saiisiacicry nisi aunuay. in lact, the bundn school was In mark for th nr(ivn(ir linn t.inin.. nn -. a.i. t ....... folks at tlie 'church i.r'icoss" no f! Bin "" Iivt!?tock hpW8 held quite encouragine-. in,s. snson, wnere largo entries were made and ribbons only wore awarded, The Ladies Aid society will meet T .fcul surc, i,ui 1J.eo',lc will brinK at the parsonage next "Friday after- lhe,r wnrAe. to t,ie sl?0Wuas in tor.mar noon. years. After all, whether wc win or It Is being planned to hold a Val- osc- .1; cl ca?'1 P"6 or qii y rib- a bu m ii:iivuii contest conies skill with that Tho series of Sunday evenlmr ser- 0l y111' 'gbor. nions now liuinjjr given by tlio pastor on "Great Souls," seems to be well FARM PRODUCE ENTRIES i received so far Subject next Sun- For the first time, poultry will be day evening, I he Mountain nnd the ndded to our premium list. An on- '',an' ' try will consist of three hens or one rooster of any breed. Each breed will compete with others of the same breed only. Birds may tie entered the first day, but need not be until the second. They must be entered before 10:30 a. m. on the second day. The poultry will lie shown at -tho Ex change hall. Free exhibit .crates will bo furnished. Entries will lie as follows: Come and help us make things spry. I'lUiUry All Breeds: r.iui iuii m poultry will consist 01 a pen of three hens or one cockerel or cock bird, or the best pair of fowls. The pair may be made from the first two entries, Fiirin PriMliice: - Corn any variety. Ton cars and single ear entries will lie made. Pop corn will only be shown in 10 ear mi m pics. One full peck will constitute an entry of small grain and potatoes. Separate classes will lie made for winter and spring wheat, early and late oats, barley nnd potatoes. I AH produce should be entered by 10:30 u. m.on the first day, as it will bi Hldinul illirinir flu. nftnvnmm nf Squelch the kicker's dud-ourneri that day. yammer The women's exhibit will tic placed . itb a joyful blast or two. at tho High School building. Entries , , for women will bo as follows: i Our old town Is surely dn.sbing, DuiiickIIc Science: ' And we ought to boost it for Best butter, angel food cake, layer When wc lieu.' tho Missouri splashing, cake, frosted loaf cake, doughnuts, wo should rip it on the shore. apple pie, lemon pie, white bread and ,', . 141.11111111 ifiuutl. iMei ! n.l.liku our cll' ('.tuned Fruits anil Vegelaellis: . canned ponchos, pears, cher- peas, beans. Best num. pu or cppio jelly. Tell us not in mournful numbeia That the old town's going to tlio, nouse up irom your lazy slumber:-. If wc get to work In earnest, . We ctin make things hit on hith. "Dust thou art, to dust returnesl" Is a song of by and by, All the past nas gone forever; You can't call one moment back, And the future may come never, This true so help mo Mack. Now's tho time to do tho boosting, Do not wait tomorrow's dawn;" You may In the grave he roosting, All your chanco of boosting go:-e. Lav aside your little hammer: ' urnii a horn and toot n few: V.'I irojn: i:part.mi:kt of tin; farm iitmnAu. By Geneva Rankin. (From Form Bureau New?) Oi'g-iiu Izoil L'lnb Work for Women If you arc interested fh organizing a club, talk the matter over with your neighbors. A few women who are interested can create a desire for n neighborhood club by explaining the benefits to be derived from such an organization. All women nrc feeling tho need of mental growth and social contact. They realize keenly that to be tho best kind of wives and mothers they .must tako an interest in nil community affairs. How better can this understanding conic about than through neighbor hood clubs, where all members have the same interests at heart7 Mrs. Schuttler, director of the Na tional Farm Bureau Federation, gave an especially good talk on the Fam ily Type of j arm Bureau. She said that the possibilities of partnership in tho family on the farms were greater than in almost nny other business, and that it is only through the co-oporation of the whole family that farm life ca'i be made ideal for tho younger generation. Her plan wus for more social life and better education in tho rural communities. She made the statement that she had learned more in the community club in her county than in tho schools she had attended. She believes that Extension Service will make farm life easier n. d give the women more time for Home making aside from housekeeping, i Suggestions I'm Woiui'iis' Club Work Orgmize oiie or more boys or girls clubs. Spp that hot lunches are secured in schools. Take an interest in the social life of the children. Spcure a liaeling library. (Jive entertainments and invite whole families of your community. Make neighborhood more healthful bv oncouratrinc sanitnrv scivpmtc disposal and by working toward fly! extermination. Establish a rest room in town. Clothing: Dress 'forms. Use of sowing machine attachments. Short cuts in sewing. Dress construction. House drestcs for stout and slender women. Footwear and its relation to health. Decorative stitches. Appropriate dress for school wear. A style aliow. Millinery. Home dyeing. Removal of stains. Foods: Food selection send delegates to a school. Four consecutive meetings: 1. Score card for family. 2. Food calendar. 3. Work out canning budget for family keen calendar. I. Score cards brought to club. J 5. Table setting and sewing" demonstration. Child Feeding: Illustrated talk with slides show ing nutrition work. Talk on feeding child. 1. Children weighed and meas ured, i 2. Reports to be Kept and ex plained. 3. Pro-school child scored. CIippsp Making. Mpat Canning. Hairy Products Care and making of butter. Hi'iilth: Home nursing 1. Making of the bed. 2. Home emergencies. Home medicine chest. Posture and its re lation to health. Home Sanitation'. Prevention of communicable dis eases. Show new types of construc tion of outdoor toilets. Fly proof kitchens. Simple devices for out door sleeping, ('hlhl Cure: Physical examination. Daily henltn habit reports.. Eating habits. Oth er health habits. llnii.sclioM Conveniences: Sewerage disposal systems. Light ing systems. Heating systems. GOOD MUSIC AND READING THE FARM HOME. The Adolescents Confidence between parent child. Socialization iirnblems. clal diets (constipation). Character-1 isucs oi Atioicsccnt. Development of reproductive systems. IN J nnd fcpe. ii-vl i? trniK'Way hit the grit; Best cam Boost for Dakota City -that's my ditty ries, corn, Or arise and forthway "Hit." ,.-,.,, 0r hi ciiax(!i:s is i.vco.m: "tax i.vw (From Farm Bureau News) i-oifons naving g ois inc mo? for Domestic Art: Bost fancy quilt; cotton qujlt; cro chet fillet, six patterns; tatting, six patterns; crichet lunch cloth edge; crochet edge of turkish towel; em- ur inrv niririi titwi tKititu ....... i r -suims ui me lion Jones home Sun-,'-' "J $whjh or over mo required to .yuivi.a. day evening. Walter returned to make a return, regardlesi of the yv-nMi.x J.nu Tmpi c ir ,,, Lusk Monday. amount of nut income. LMKIhS r OK GILLS 1G EARS . J" .: , "'"HU ,B tno ion or mo exempt an a owed for a d.- . . u i "'" . oliii 1 lackete.'H barn Friday and In- pendent is 'increase I fn , $200 to iU ''''''iT i i , , ' Juiod his back quite severely. .H-100. Married person, livin- with r l'? Yhf I ' Kni,HlM! hVClHV Prnf. Jacoi.v Is on the sick list liurlniiul or wifo'and hea Is o? f , f'V tWi , ?" '' .,ny'i "U!1- "'.,tV?i llib week, bulls pome better at thls'lie-H are allowed a person n exem iitlon "k ' "" t,WM,I"tltn,,cofl,!,,,,'hn,,r -writ Inc. U,r si2r.uo (Inneml of "Viifto T ...Vi ? l,nt'n MIKU1" 'n"1:''s. If ut bread, Dr. Nina Smith, whose life was dls-the ne nco i?, exces f S6000 T' V " T' l,M"" 1hV I paired of for more than n week, is In which ease th . Sift "T;"' U ! ,',,,' .orsidered now out of danger, which only $2000. "rhvtMmXXrt. w W,W,I,R . I"',r' ,,0,tcW"-r. her many Irlemk will bo glad to lin,;oSlml ,ml f patching, bungalow apron, cap, plain ""oVest BuU,er and wife of Sioux 5"o!,e'n,Sf S V" ""'"' City visited Mrs Buttler's slste,' ffl, ' . V JSflf Vlw, o? , Tl,, ,"stlll,U' 1,oai1 r"e's tl.nt Mrs. Ii H. Redden ami family Sunday. , , ol, . 0 .. v".-. ' ' ' iL HU) ??' tl'V .-vo n ery strong program to Mrs. Char Whaloy is on the sick m lount of tL S ?..'"" th 0,rpr ",n vnr. 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