Afton Picnic and County Show Premia Details
More than 500 people attended the Afton township farm bureau picnic at the Henry Loucks farm northeast of Cherokee. Ninety cars lined roads and yard as a large audience enjoyed a porch program, with solos by Misses Kelpin, Boughren and Eddy and a moving picture show. The Cherokee County Purebred Livestock Breeders Association announced premiums for the September 6-7 show at the H. C. Dewar farm, including eight classes per breed and $1130 in cash prizes. Rules require registration by August 22 and livestock on grounds by Sept. 6. Breeders must be Cherokee County residents and members of the Breeders Association. Keep Up Soil Fertility outlined tenant agreements to maintain soil fertility across Cherokee County, noting concerns about declining fertility on rented farms and discussing leases, fair rents, and production-based pricing. An Iowa barberry law makes it a misdemeanor to handle the plant due to its harm to small grain, granting powers to the state entomologist for inspection and destruction.
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Afton
Henry Loucks
Cherokee Chief
Afton Township Farm Bureau
Cherokee
Loucks
Kelpin
Boughren
Eddy
Ellis
Farm Bureau
Pleasant View
Breeders’ Association
Cherokee County
G. A. Ellis
Cheerokee
Cherokee County Livestock Breeders’ Association
Aurelia
Marcus
Iowa
Veriest Club
Liberty Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights Community Music
About 300 people gathered at the Nelson Rosene farm for a Liberty Farm Bureau picnic with a lively musical program. Carl Sagness performed a cornet solo and teamed with Ras mus for a cornet and clarinet duet, plus vocal solos by Mrs. Al Popma and the Liberty male quartet. Delca lights lit the lawn as sandwiches, cake, and ice cream circulated, ensuring no one left hungry. Farm Bureau dates list movie showings on July 26 Tilden Owen Brook's July 27 Diamond Center July 28 Marcus Two E. L. Hoops August 1 Rock township.
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Liberty Farm Bureau
Liberty Meeting
Nelson Rosene Farm
Cornet
Carl Sagness
Sagness
Rasmus
al Popma
Liberty
Delca
Fourth Spray Guidance For Late Apple Varieties Shows Benefit
The article advocates completing the final spray to protect late apple varieties from worm damage. It specifies 4 quarts liquid or 8.5 pounds lime sulfur per 50 gallons water plus 1 pound arsenate of lead, mixed with water, and stresses thorough coating. Wealthy and other late varieties should receive spray. non bearing trees may skip unless pests are present.
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Yver
Iowa
Council Bluffs
The
Hoticultural Society
State House
Des Moines
Phosphate and Manure Boost Red Clover Yields in Iowa Tests
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports the largest red clover yields from phosphate treated plots at the agronomy farm. Treatments yielded 5100 pounds per acre with phosphate, 4500 with manure and bone meal lime, 3600 with manure lime and acid phosphate, and 3700 with a complete fertilizer mix. L. W. Forman notes rock phosphate may be more economical than acid phosphate when combined with organic matter, though results vary by soil.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Agronomy
Iowa State College
L. W. Forman
Jowar Oats Gain Popularity in Iowa Farms
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports Jowar oats are rising in use and perform well this year. Experts note high quality oats, with Iowa 105 favored on rich soil for its short stem. Jogren, developed from Green Russian, is expanding in northern Iowa.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Service
Pasture Care Through High Cutterbar Mowing Report
A. C. McCandlish of Iowa State College recommends mowing pastures with a high cutterbar to trim tall weeds and rough grass before seeding. The practice, tested at the dairy farm, aims to renew pastures and improve fall readiness. Diamond township hosts a farm bureau picnic Thursday with a good program and refreshments.
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A. C. McCandlish
Dairy Husbandry
Iowa
State College
McCandish
Lighter Proprietor Faces Public Speech and Odd Editorials
A fragmented Aurelia Sentinel issue blends local business notes with satirical quips on fashion and gender roles. It cites Lighter as proprietor and references editorials on women’s appearances and the president’s press presence.
School Board Claims Paid for 1921 22 Budget Year
E S Kiernan secretary of the New Ruralis Consolidated Independent School District reports a sworn statement listing all claims paid during the school year ending June 30 1922. The record includes payments to Omaha School Supply Co Capital Supply Co Irvin Stutz Madsen Murphy and many others for labor seats supplies repairs janitorial and insurance with entries for bus repairs textbooks and school salaries.
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State OF Iowa
Cherokee
Kiernan
New Ruralis Consolidated Independent
Buena Vista
Iowa
E. S. Kiernan
Omaha School Supply Co
Esse Eens
Capital Supply Co
Irvin Stutz
Edepenhiore
P. Madsen
Rakihigy
Elia Murphy
First National Bank
Lane Moore Lumber Co
General Fund
Geo. B
J. H. Boatman
Wilson Chemical Co
Garber
J. W. Lane
Eenees National Wood Renovating Co
Fred Fassler
Carl A. Larson
C. Cscs E
Cena
Oscar Sansen
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Odes F
Vernon Butterfield
J. A. Rapp
Ceeeeervsee Sreeee
L. C. Johnson
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Sioux City Journal
Geo. E. Blanch
Ira Mann
W. J. Wieland
Lockin
Ccs
Ceee
Town Mutual Tornado Association
W. B. Reeve
Eeeseeeee
C. R. van Horn
Ceeeee Eenceeaven
Huntington Chemical Co
Soremunity Improvement Agss
Chamberlin
Raita Speed Co
World Publishing Co
Vasreenlet
J. W. Boatman
Continental Insurance Co
Thomas Charles Co
C. R. Kreeberger
Standard Oil, Co
Harry Dailey
Standard Oil Co
Heale Ee
Evens Webb Publishing Co
Otto Matzdorff
Talset A
Mfg
Fayette Bailey, Labow
Chris Overby
Dolee
A. Carlberg
O. M. Sansen
B. R. Siglin
Enahra
Fred Medart Co
Deeeevenssenee Reecetereves
L. C. McWilliams
Kontinental. Kompound Co
Chas. Johnson
L.C. Johnson
Ceeeersseeeeeee
G. R. Wharton
D Mfg. Co
Oil Co
Soca
Ats
Ate F. Stewart
Jabor Ss
B. Siglin
Wabor
Fidelity ‘Pheonix Ins. Co
Tone ‘Home Insurance Co
Baat Ms Northern Insurance Co
Womees Continental Ins. Co
Test Agaded Royal Ins
Ian Fathie
Towa Nat'l Fire Ins. Co
Ee Pate
National Bank
Thurston Mfg. Co
Atta Y Dis Uni
James Lane
Dan Dubes
Sam Groff
Wm. Groff
Iesdeae Een R
H. Geary
Ceedepless Eines
H. Kruse
Beth Leach
Palla
J. M. Parrott
Joel Ceeus
Apaeee
Fred. Wathen
Geo. Hansen
Parrott “& Sons.Co
Northwestern ‘School ‘ ‘Supply Co
Senos A
Baith Gracy
Ly P._ Nelson
Geo. I Lamm
Jo H. Boatman
H. Fishman
Anna _D. Palmer
Harriett Sage
Dorothy ‘Nelson
Gladys Strand
Wise Pearle Waddell
Cciseecereeire
Ida’ C. Ro
Nelson
Farrow
J. Lewis
Kiernah
W. A. Bischel
Fate
C. B. East
Jabor
Mummer Wisconsin
Lamb
Fairchild Bros
Aurelia
Federated Church Notes Show Rain Delays Picnic Plans
The Aurelia and Mt. Olive churches report a rain postponement for their annual Sunday school and church picnic. Miss Brosius hosted the Missionary society, Mrs. Orlie Waddell joins as choir leader, and next Sunday Miss Brosius will speak in the morning with Mr. Gillet to follow in the evening.
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Federated Church Notes
Congregational
Baptist
E. H. Gillet
Iona Brosius
Christian Endeavor
Aurelia
Mt. Olive
the Missionary Society
Miss Brosius
Orlie Waddell
Methodist Church to Skip Sunday Sermons
G. R. Gilbert pastor notes no preaching services next Sunday as he spends the week at the lakes.
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Methodist Church
G. R. Gilbert
Lakes
Early worm treatment promised for pigs by Cherokee Stock Remedy
A Cherokee stock remedy firm offers early worm treatment for pigs to prevent losses this summer and fall, guaranteeing results and inviting calls to Phone 211.
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Cherokee Stock Remedy Co
Visitors and arrivals greet Aurelia residents
Miss Mary Jane Jensen visited Miss Helen Nelson in Aurelia on Wednesday. Miss Zaidee Stanford and Miss Zada Brewer from Quimby joined for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs R A Gustafson arrived from Luck Wisconsin and plan to make Aurelia their home again. Household goods arrive soon and they will seek a residence to housekeep. Friends welcome them back.
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Mary Jane Jensen
Eagle Grove
Helen Nelson
Zaidee Stanford
Zada Brewer
Quimby
R. A. Gustafson
Luck
Wisconsin
Aurelia
Notice Proof of Will in Cherokee County Iowa
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Peter Johnson deceased was produced opened read and filed. The hearing on proof is set for August 14 1922 before the District Court with Clerk F J Carpenter issuing the seal. Herrick and Herrick are the attorneys.
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Iowa
Cherokee County
Peter Johnson
Herrick & Herrick
Sentinel Seeks Subscriptions for Sioux City Papers
The Sentinel promotes acting as the authorized agent for both Sioux City newspapers and invites readers to place subscription orders through its service.
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the Sentinel
Sioux City
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L. E. Christensen
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Tota
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Rad Cross
Eescent
H.-J. Arends
Metropolitan Supply Co
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