Free tuition offered for non collegiate winter courses at Iowa State College
Iowa youths without high school completion may enroll in winter term non collegiate courses at Iowa State College with no tuition for Iowa residents. Courses target farming trades and home economy with a special herdmen short course. Winter work begins January 2, students stay up to twelve weeks or through the year, earning a two year certificate upon completion.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
J. C. Cunningham
Club winners attend Chicago livestock exposition
One hundred boys and girls representing Iowa club activities of 1922 travel to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago this week. Expenses are borne by packers bankers and other organizations.
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Iowa
Chicago
Eine
Care for the herd boar through winter at Town State College
Animal husbandry men at Town State College warn that a herd boar must receive a narrow ration to avoid overfat condition. An overfed boar tends to gain fat and lose breeding readiness unless carefully fed through the winter.
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Town State College
Farmers Week and Homemakers Week Dates Announced
Farmers Week at Iowa State College will run January 29 to February 3 drawing men and boys from across Iowa and neighboring states to learn about modern farming. Homemakers Week shifts to February 12 to 17 to ensure housing and allow both spouses to attend. A dairy short course for creamery and ice cream producers runs February 10 to 17. Programs are being prepared with strong interest in improving farm and home management.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Raspberry Bushes Winter Protection Advice
Horticul turist C V Holsinger of Town State College says winter protection for raspberries is not absolutely essential but recommended to reduce寒.
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Mr. Holsinger
Town State College
Boy Raises Some Corn: Leland Taylor Wins Club Title
Leland Taylor of Jasper County is named best junior corn grower in Iowa for 1922 after raising ten acres and averaging 111.2 bushels per acre. He spent about $40.46 per acre to grow it and netted $75.46 profit on the ten acres. Taylor earned a funded trip to the International Livestock Show with expenses paid by Armour and Co. Others with high yields include James H. Carter of Hardin County at 111.2 bushels per acre and Weston Kimm of Guthrie County at 108.6 bushels.
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Allen Hoy
Dallas County
Paul Gregson
Grinnell
Iowa
Paul Taff
Dodder
Althoit
Pig Club
Gregson
Katsabe
Wright ‘County
Everett Denby
Clarion
Clyde Knight
Goldfield
Ross
Mechen
North Dakota
Leland Taylor
Jasper County
Taylor
Armour and Co
Chicago
James H. Carter
Hardin County
Weston Kimm
Guthrie County
Cherokee County Readies Christmas Seal Drive for Health Gains
The Cherokee County committee urges residents to buy penny Christmas Seals, citing 45 percent tuberculosis death decline in Iowa over 15 years and savings of 12,000 lives and 96 million dollars. School health efforts cut defects by up to 85 percent, saving about 1.2 million in time and costs. Engagement announced for Marjorie Sweet of Storm Lake to Clifford Schultz of Minneapolis, former Storm Lake children.
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Cherokee County
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Marjorie Sweet
Geo. D. Sweet
Storm Lake
Clifford Schultz
Minneapolis
Mss Sweet
Mr Schultz
The One Xmas Gift That Will Always Endure Jewelry
A brief feature notes jewelry as a timeless Christmas gift. It highlights enduring appeal and suggests gemstones and crafted pieces as lasting expressions of holiday affection.
Hubam Clover Still In Demand In Iowa And Tennessee
Hubam clover remains popular in Iowa as an annual crop, with H D Hughes noting it thrives where corn fails. Reports from Tennessee indicate strong growth and good yields, plus it serves as a valuable honey plant and hay crop.
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Iowa
H. ‘D. Hughes
Tennessee
Bank Ad Urges Small Savers to Open Account
Daily labor day themed ad from LUM U TaN Reha promotes opening a bank account with any amount, even one dollar, emphasizing future comfort and security and welcoming new customers at the bank.
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Wharton’s Furniture Store
Farm Bureau and Farm Notes
Board of Control of
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Lum U Tan Reha
Lts
Farmers ‘National Bank
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