Answers for corn loan sealing rules from Iowa committee
The 1989 corn loan maturing Aug 1 1940 requires storage consent until Oct 15 1940. Shelled corn from this year’s crop cannot be sealed. 1939 crop must be in the car. Maximum moisture 20 percent in cribs within county width guidelines from 6 to 9 feet, with wider cribs allowed if moisture drops 1 percent per extra foot. Temporary cribs allowed if sturdy and storage for at least 2 years. Sealing for 1937 or 1988 shelled corn not permitted. 1987 or 1938 corn not under any loan cannot be sealed.
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Traffic cures require study, not haste
Citizens argue over traffic fixes while noting obstructed views from shrubbery and fences. The piece urges measured analyses before placing arterial signs or making decisions, emphasizing smooth, even flow and avoiding snap judgments.
Iowa Farmers Poised for Record Purchasing Power This Season
Iowa farmers head into Christmas buying with the strongest purchasing power in a decade and higher than 1929 on a value basis. Prospects cite $600 million income for 1939, debt repayment, and optimistic views due to farm prices and potential 1940 prizes, despite a drop in November farm price levels.
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Diamond Center Social News Recap From Diamond Area
Mrs. C. A. Peterson and Della hosted a quilting party with dinner and afternoon sewing. Numerous local residents attended visiting family at various homes including the Haights, Linquists, Petersons, and Norleius relatives. A teacher banquet and several Sunday dinners are noted among the gatherings.
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Della
William Haight
Mary
M. V. Haight
Harry Haight
Washta
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Robert
Cushing
Dorothy Fierk
Methodist Church
Cherokee
Andrew Peterson
Alfred Calvert
Sioux City
Herman Linguist
Frank
Maurice
Anna Anderson
Aurelia
Herman Linquist
Edward Mortensen
Ronald
Near Spencer
Nicholas Linquist
Edna
Ronald Meyers
Alta
Diamond
Earle D. Smith
Washington, D. C
Storm Lake
W. F. Hickey
Student Verle Patterson Injured In Carpentering Accident
Verle Patterson a 21 year old freshman at Iowa State College from Algona escaped death after a carpentry mishap left a spike through a head wound just above the eye during a Thanksgiving visit home. He was rushed to a hospital for treatment. The Sentinel notes it as a local incident.
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Algona
Iowa State College
Verle
Protein Feeding Starts Calves For Early Fat Market
Iowa State College extension expert Rex Beresford urges starting calves on protein supplements with grain from the first feeding to prevent later adaptational issues. He prescribes a starter mix of 1 part linseed meal to 5 parts oats, gradually increasing grain to about 2 pounds per 200 pounds of weight, then replacing oats with corn while maintaining a protein supplement. Emphasis is on fattening during growth, not after.
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Rex Beresford
Iowa State College Extension Animal Husbandman
Beresford
Calf Raising Hopes For Fair Season Profits
Boys aim to train calves to win ribbons at upcoming fairs and fetch good prices during the next fall season.
Afton Vicinity Social News Highlights Community Visits
Mrs. Ellis Stieneke and family visited Sioux City last Thursday while Mrs. Mary Higgins of Beloit Wis stayed with her brothers Alva and George Melton. The Meltons hosted guests from Westbrook Minnesota and Cherokee. Community members hosted events, elections were held for Afton club officers, and several ladies received reed baskets as prizes.
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Sioux City
Mary Higgins
Beloit
Wisconsin
Alva
George Melton
Lester Melton
Herbert Kolpin
Troy Mummert
Farm Bureau
Ed Melton
Westbrook
Minnesota
Ruby
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Alta
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Earl Zwick
Bernice Hill
Frank Hill
Peterson
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Loma
Glenn Loucks
A. C
Evelyn Hantsbarger
Edna Crow
Margaret Jones
Florence Zwick
Loma Robinson
Jake Groff
Cherokee
Danger of Carbon Monoxide Shown in Iowa
Carbon monoxide deaths in Iowa nearly doubled over three years with 31 deaths in 1988, up from 26 in 1987 and 16 in 1936. Public health engineer A. H. Wieters warns the rise reflects carelessness rather than rising hazard and urges car engines be warmed outside, checks on exhaust leaks, and proper repairs for safety.
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A. H. Wieters
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