Subscription Rates and Postal Note for Anita Iowa 1935
In advance, subscriptions are $1.50. without advance payment, $2.00. Entered at Anita post office in Iowa as second class mail matter. Thursday, June 20, 1935.
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
2
In advance, subscriptions are $1.50. without advance payment, $2.00. Entered at Anita post office in Iowa as second class mail matter. Thursday, June 20, 1935.
Des Moines officials announced higher prize money for the upcoming 1925 State Fair Rodeo and Stampede seven night event August 23 to 29. Purses of 1007 will be offered for events including broken riding bulldogging calf roping steer riding, with extra prizes for other major contests. The fair expects top west and southwest competitors and a 140-entry field.
Windrow pick-up hay baler proves superior for alfalfa harvesting. Tests over two years show faster field shedding, direct baling next day, and moisture tolerance up to 20 percent without spailing. Average yield about 15 tons per hour, with skilled operators adding more. Cost around 1.75 dollars per ton. Bulletin 922 details tests and future outlook from State college specialists.
Iowa State College poultry expert T T Milby warns warm weather raises lice and mites that cut summer egg production. He recommends painting roosts with nicotine prep to kill lice as chickens roost at night and using sodium fluoride as a powder or dip. Mites are swept out during annual chicken house cleanings and sprayed or painted with a mite killer. Continuous early control prevents population buildup amid a late season warm spell.
Soybeans sown for hay can mature before the first killing frost if planting occurs by July 1, with July 15 as the latest for hay use. Varieties Manchu Tilini Black Eyebrow and Mukden resist chinch bugs and drought. Prices run about 1.75 per bushel. If planted by July 15, hay should be ready by late September.
Ty Bernard Hubbard known as the Glacier Priest, head of the Geological Department at the University of Santa Clara, foresees seven years of plenty followed by seven lean years based on long weather records. He links much weather to patterns set in the Aleutian Islands and cites cycles as a core factor. His forecast warns of drought while predicting a harsh future for the Midwest and West with stronger storms and bumper crops disrupted.
A 16 year old youth, stopping at a Winthorest oil station to clean up, stole $15 from the cash register while attendants helped another customer. He later burglarized a second station on the town’s edge, taking $50 from an unlocked safe. The thefts remained undiscovered as staff paid little attention. Police have not yet located the suspect matching the description.
An old humorous tale about a man and his mule frames a critique of labor, ownership, and politics, ending with reflection on who truly benefits from work and power. The piece blends rural wit with social commentary and closes with local society notes.
Cass County Iowa board proceedings document the May 14 1935 and May 31 1935 minutes and actions. It records approval of minutes, authorization to inspect a sheriff garage project, approval of treasurer's cash on hand and semiannual settlement, budgeted expenditures for road work and bridge lumber, wage authorizations, and multiple payroll and supplier warrants. The document lists assets, bank balances, and numerous line items for roads, culverts, machinery, supplies, and personnel.
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