Aurelia cagers edge Lar Rabee in close 17 16 contest
Ten years ago Aurelia high school boys basketball nosed out Lar Rabee by 17 to 16 in a Friday night game. The column also notes local marriages births and moves across Aurelia and surrounding towns.
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Larrabee
Mercedes Radke
Vernon Otto
Diamond Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hanover
Kurt Horn
Terris
Wilson Neville
Jacksonville
Fla
C. DeVries
Theresa
Ames
Anie DeVries
Extra Social Security Numbers Spell Future Grief
The Sioux City social security official warns that using multiple account numbers can cut future benefits. Wages credited to unknown numbers may deprive a worker of full credits unless records are provided. He advises requesting a duplicate card and keeping a single account number to protect benefits.
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Social Security Administration
John Brodie
Sioux City
Social Security Office
Brodie
New Treatment Extends Life of Fence Posts in Iowa
Iowa State College extension forester Richard B. Campbell promotes pentachlorophenol as a posts preservative that doubles or triples the life of fence posts. Red and black oak elm and hickory posts last 15 to 25 years, compared with 3 to 7 years untreated. About half of the 17 million posts yearly are untreated. The cold soak method requires no heating. 48 hours soaking suffices before use. Equipment is simple and inexpensive.
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Iowa
Richard B. Campbell
Iowa State College
Campbell
Careful Handling Boosts Manure Value for Farmers
Iowa State extension agronomist H. B. Cheney says manure's fertilizing value rests on its nitrogen potassium and phosphorus content. Proper handling from barn to field reduces losses, with advised steps including bedding for liquids, water tight floors, direct hauling to fields, and timely plowing or disking for best corn-year returns.
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H. B. Cheney
Iowa State College Extension Agronomist
Cheney
Boy and cat shot by hunters near Stillman home
Paul Stillman, an 11 year old boy from West Union, notes two hunters drove by his house and shot his snow white cat seen in the road. The incident highlights tensions over posted farms and pheasant hunting.
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Paul Stillman
West Union
Stillman
Big Yield Challenge From Pete DeVries in Arkansas Field
Pete DeVries of Little Rock claims a 170 bushels per acre yield on a small plot and invites others to top the figure. The dialogue centers on corn or grain potential and regional farming bragging rights.
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Pete DeVries
Little Rock
Muskrat and Mink Season Closes December 20
The muskrat and mink trapping season ends at midnight on Monday December 20 and trappers must dispose of all furs within ten days of season close. Free permits to hold legally taken furs may be obtained by writing the State Conservation Commission. Shipping raw furs out of state requires a commission permit. Long-haired fur-bearing animals including raccoon skunk opossum civet cat and badger remain open to January 10 with no permit needed to hold furs until January 20.
Motor Missing Leads to Car Collapse Near Hawarden
Bogue of Kansas City reported a missing motor while driving near Hawarden. His car’s front folded like an accordion and he sustained minor injuries in the incident.
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Kansas City
Hawarden
Cattle Lice Threat Spurs Preventive Treatment Advice
Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson warns cattle feeders bringing livestock into the state risk lice that reduce gains and market value. He prescribes DDT wettable powder spray at 75 to 400 psi, 1 gallon per animal, applied to ears and body, with wetting agent for better coverage.
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Harold Gunderson
Town State College
Gunderson
Record Hunting Violations Reach a November Peak
State conservation officers reported a record November for fish and game law prosecutions with 494 violators processed and all convicted. Violations include 472 illegal hunts, 17 traps, 2 fishing, and 3 misc. Fines totaled 18,166 dollars and 200 days in jail.
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