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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel advises that the paper does not stop at expiration date unless notified and that subscribers continuing to receive the paper incur an obligation to pay for further issues. E. C. Lighter, proprietor, notes second class matter status at Aurelia post office as per laws.
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Harrington explains the new farm bill on air and notes it mirrors the old Triple A in complexity. He advises individuals to decide for themselves, suggests borrowing privileges as a potential boon, and recounts a lengthy talk with a high army official about military preparedness and rapid bomber movements.
Senator Guy Gillette secures 16000 to print FTC report on food trusts. He has fought for over a year against suppression of the document detailing how farmers and consumers are robbed by monopolies. He also pushes a 40 million Rural Electrification loan package to fund wiring for farm homes amid high demand.
Iowa State College extension agronomist E. Dyas warns that second generation hybrid corn loses 10 to 20 percent vigor and up to 40 percent yield in some cases. Inbred weaknesses from the first year crop reduce performance, especially in drought.
Immense doors of the Archives Building in Washington measure foot high nine feet wide and one foot thick, each weighing over ten tons, signaling the magnitude of the historic structure’s entrance.
Town farmers will easily restock flocks with chicks through the National Poultry Improvement Plan. In 42 states cooperating with USDA, about 7,000,000 breeding chickens will lay hatching eggs for roughly 1,500 authorized hatcheries. Chicks must come from eggs weighing at least 23 ounces per dozen and hatchery advertising must be state approved.
A. K. Caine of Iowa State college advises farmers to condition horses for spring work by gaining weight gradually over weeks. He recommends adding concentrates and a gradual switch from rough feeds to grain, with oats, corn, barley bran, linseed meal, alfalfa and clover as suitable feeds, and limits on hay to nighttime feeding for better digestion.
A Baltimore Sun editorial argues that drunk drivers can kill as murder when speed and impairment cause death. It condemns leniency and calls for stricter accountability, noting the dangers on roads and comparing motives to cold blooded acts.
Afton vicinity notes include illnesses of twin boys Ronald and Donald Wadsley with bronchial pneumonia and partial improvement, social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Margaret Jones, contests won by Mesdames Kludas Éwick and Phipps, and plans for March 23 meetings. Visitors and residents such as Doris Stieneke, Frank Hill, Bernice of Peterson, Lena Brady, and others are mentioned with numerous calls, dinners, and family updates across Aurelia Alta and Sutherland areas.
A brief description notes storks feeding on fish and small reptiles. It mentions their migratory northward movement for nesting season, their long legs trailing as they fly at high altitudes, and their role as scavengers to river village inhabitants.
Short classified items note for sale and rental options. Don Wayt of Sac City lists low price building lots in Aurelia Iowa with easy terms. A separate for rent advert mentions a garage residence phone 809 Aurelia with Mrs Forney duties.
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