Aaron Public School News Flashes May Activities
Aaron Public School reports on Doig Hilliker High updates and senior activities. Debates in Public Speaking cover topics from home management to immigration. Students catalog world history work, area measurements, civics maps, algebra and logarithms. Bookkeeping contest results announce Thatcher as top entrant among 800+ entries. May baskets, new pupil, and classroom exhibits noted.
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Ite
Winifred Thatcher
Lois McCorkell
Shirley Adams
Lois Hilliker
Canada
Grading seed and plate size improve corn stands
Agricultural engineer BE V Collins of Iowa State College says seed grading and choosing planter plates by kernel size can materially raise the chance of a uniform corn stand. Hybrids need larger plate holes. open pollinated seed can be planted with care. Three kernels per hill is average in Iowa.
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BE. V. Collins
Towa State College
Collins
Iowa
Accidents blamed on driver as chief cause in column
The column argues accidents stem from human error more than machinery, noting two of three crashes involve driver mistakes and listing past fatalities from speeding and wrong-way driving. It then notes Union County Herald sale to L L Mariner of Gillette Wyoming and his arrival to Elk Point May 1 to take charge and upgrade the office.
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Ebner T. Stein
Union County Herald
Elk Point
L. L. Mariner
Gillette
W.yo
Where to Sell Wool This Year Through Co Op Marketing
The Town Sheep and Wool Growers association, in its eighteenth year, reports cooperative marketing raises farmers’ returns. Over seven years cooperative sales have averaged five cents per pound above the farm price at shearing. An early pooling advance of 20 cents per pound is paid this year, with the balance in fall or winter after sale. Wool sacks and twine are available at the Farm Bureau office in LeMars for interested producers.
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Town Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Plymouth
LeMars
Oil line gauge check at Standard Oil dealer
A brief note explains a quick gauge check by a Standard Oil dealer to show motorists the oil line on the gauge, highlighting that such checks improve safety, comfort, and economy while driving.
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Standard Oil
Standard Oil service survey invites Chicago motorists
Automobile owners are urged to participate in a large Standard Oil survey. Drive to a Standard Oil Dealer station to secure an entry card, receive details, and learn how to submit winning reports. Judges from Northwestern University and Chicago Motor Club will award up to 5000 dollars to top reporters.
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Middle-West
Lloyd D. Herrold
Northwestern University
George W. Barton
Chicago Motor Club
Roger B. Stafford
Super Service Station
Walls Standard Oil
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