Farm Bureau and Farm Notes Outline County Record Help
Thirty farm bureaus and the Extension Service of Iowa State College will help 400 to 500 farmers summarize their farm business records for the past year. They will compute net incomes and study reasons for results, examining efficiency factors like labor use and livestock numbers to expose business leaks. The program will run in multiple counties over 3 to 5 years to produce usable data for individual farmers and County Farm Bureau Federations.
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Extension Service
Iowa State College
Count Farm Bureau
Pruning Shade Trees to Prevent Peeling Revealed
Iowa State College landscape expert E A Piester warns peeling causes the most shade and lawn tree loss. Pruning guidance requires two cuts on large limbs, near the trunk, with a final removal of entire branches and painting wounds over three inches with linseed oil and lamp Black to prevent disease.
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Iowa
E. A. Piester
Iowa State College
Jong
Piester
Pamphlet on Rural Organization Facts Mailed to Leaders
The Extension Service at Iowa State College begins monthly distribution of Agricultural Economics and Rural Organization Facts. The first issue went out January 1 and will include programs for community organizations, farm management and marketing, with references to periodicals and books. Material will be prepared on request and timely facts will be shared each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State College
Water Should Be Heated for Dairy Cows
Earl Weaver of Iowa State College dairy husbandry states cows need heated water in winter to boost consumption and production. He notes cows drink more when water is warm, and that milk yield relates to water intake regardless of temperature. Planned tests will compare warm versus cold water effects on production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weaver
Dairy Husbandry
Iowa State College
Weaver
Cows Need Winter Care Advice From Iowa State Expert
Prof Earl Weaver of Iowa State University Dairy Department advises against udder washing in winter unless dirtied. He recommends washing with warm water if needed, drying with a gunny sack, clipping belly udder and hindquarters, and daily exercise in a clean barn.
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Earl Weaver
Iowa State
oHere
Aurelia Iowa Council Approves Inspector and School Walk Carload
Aurelia Iowa regular council meeting November 14 1922 approves sewer inspector S A Nyatedt and authorizes purchase of a carload of riders for a school walk along Ash Street. Bills total 129.69. contract for dirt removal on North Main Street set at 204 cents per yard over 194 cents. Clerk to report outstanding bonds and due dates. Adjournment followed.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Paulson
Reckoff
Waddell
Ash Street
M. T. McGuire
North Main Street
T. B. Parker
L. EB. Christensen
Aurelia City Council Minutes December 1922 and January 1923
Aurelia Iowa council met December 12 1922 with mayor and five members present. Reports and funds were approved including transferring 63.44 to library fund 31.26 to Cemetery Association and approving a Neptune water meter for new connections. Bills totaling 1103.69 paid. January 9 1923 minutes show four members present one absent and bills of 991.70 approved with instruction to issue a 1000 bond warrant at 101 per hundred and interest to date.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Paulson
Waddell
Reckoff
Mann
East
Cemetery Association
Trident
Neptune Meter Company
T. B. Parker
L. E. Christensen
H. C. Speer & Company
Notice of Will In Probate for Adam H Loucks Cherokee County
State of Iowa Cherokee County notice that a document claiming to be the last will and testament of Adam H Loucks deceased was produced opened read and filed. Court fixes February 5 1923 for proof hearing before F J Carpenter Clerk Deputy Litta Carpenter Lew McDonald Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cherokee County
Adam H. Loucks
F. J. Carpenter
Litta Carpenter
Lew McDonald
Gustav Leopold
Notice of Probate Hearing for Gustav Leopold Deceased
Public notice from Cherokee County Iowa states a probate hearing for Gustav Leopold, deceased. Document filed January 13 1923 and February 12 1923 meets legal requirement for hearing proof under Iowa law.
Maryland Names and Tribes Echo Across Coastal Lands
Fragmentary text notes Maryland cities and towns with origins from tribes and lodges. References shorelines, academies, and prayers, suggesting historical ties and name origins.
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Maryland
Academy
Hidden Memorandum and the House Intruder
Alan finds a ledger with his father’s payments to Blue Rapids and confronts a hidden intruder in the house. A tense chase unfolds as a large man, terrified, warns that Dan is dead from a bullet above the eye and vows to finish Alan. The scene ends with a threat and a hint of Miwaka involvement.
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Alan
Blue Rapids
Dan
Ben
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau and Farm Notes
H. M. Hamlin
Vocational Education Department
Louis Wermelskirchen
Council Proceedings
Clerk District Court
al Ra
Kiiay
Vette
Benjamin Corvet
Sherrill
Atta
Agai
Noth
Edwin Balmer
Illustrations By
By Irwin Myers
E. G. Bates
Office
House
Aurelia, Iowa
A. G. Connell
Aurelia Motor Co
Gara
Winfred
Moulton
Eddy
W. C. Waddell
Maple Valley
Mutual Insurance Association
Geo
Ee ‘Blanch
Ch. H. Lockin
H.h.lockin
E. Blanch
Fred ‘Kohlhagen
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