Aurelia Iowa Council Minutes November 8 1948
The Aurelia city council met with Mayor Howell presiding. Members present were Anderson Christensen Johnson Kaskey and Shank with none absent. Minutes from October 4 1948 were approved and bills from funds including General Waterworks Sewer Improvement and other accounts were allowed after review of treasurer and clerk reports.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Howell
Anderson
Christensen
Johnson
Kaskey
Shank
Geo. F. Dise
Agt
Harry Howell
Chester G. Sjoberg
Quarter Horses Take Root On 725 Acre Farm
In 1944 Fred Shields of Montgomery County imported quarter-horses from Texas. His 725 acre farm now hosts a growing herd. The breed is nicknamed Americas greatest cow pony for its speed over a quarter-mile race.
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Fred Shields
Montgomery County
Texas
Vitamins for Winter Feeding in Pigs from Iowa State College
Animal husbandman Damon Catron advises pack vitamins in pigs before winter. Growers should maximize pasture and use balanced supplements including alfalfa meal and fish solubles. Alfalfa content up to 10 percent helps disease-prone groups. late fall pigs should be creep-fed or self-fed on shelled corn with a protein supplement.
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Damon Catron
Iowa State College
Catron
Iowa
Pupil 88, Teacher 94 Share Timely Candy Gift
An 88 year old pupil Gabe Pederson of Water ville gave a box of candy to his 94 year old teacher Charles Dahl of Waterville. Dahl taught Pederson in a rural school in 1881 and they have remained friends since.
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Gabe Pederson
Waterville
Charles Dahl
Dahl
Pederson
Shipping Fever Warned as Threat to Feeder Cattle
Extension veterinarian Dr. K. W. Stouder warns shipping fever or hemorrhagic septicemia threatens cattle and sheep when moved in adverse weather. Risk factors include high to low altitude travel, poor water and feed, dust and fatigue. Prevention focuses on early vet care, serum and sulfa treatment, baking soda in water, shelter, sunlight, and a gradual feed start.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Stouder
Ringnecks Abundant as Pheasant Season Reaches Peak
Pheasant Army reports over 100000 hunters on opening day and the following Sunday found ringnecks plentiful in open territory. Officials expect hunter interview cards to show more than one bird per hunter per day. Concerns rise over more drivers pursuing pheasants from cars despite the Kill No Hens program. Watch your subscription date.
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The
Conservation Commission
Oldest Midwest Twins Celebrate Birthday in Rock Rapids
The senior twins were honored in Rock Rapids as milestone celebrations marked their 81st year. The event highlighted their long lives together and their unique bond across decades in the region.
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Middlewest
Rock Rapids
Til Olgen
Te Font En Oiepte
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