Alfalfa Tour Highlights Varied Trials and Advice
The May 27 alfalfa tour featured six stops with an average of 23 farmers per meeting. Prof Hauser warned about seed mixing and urged local seed-true committees and an alfalfa cultivator to curb weed damage and improve stands. Tests on soil acidity showed surface acidity fading with depth and lime-rich subsoil. A Swarm Swarthall company cultivator will serve farm bureau needs with future purchase options. The Farm Bureau calendar lists a June 6 rally, June 9 tour, and June 11 soil-plot demo, with extensive program for girls clubs and calf club tour led by Frank Reed.
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L. J. Nickle
Hauser
Harrow Company
Marswalltown
Unionecounty
Farm Bureau
Edith Barker
Ames
Gladys V. Coon
National Dairy Council of Chicago
Wayne Bertholf
Creston
Frank P. Reed
Francis Weisshaar
Max Woods
Earl Krisinger
Hardman Grove
Dean
Wayne Tyler
Paul Kline
Ramsbottom Farm
Harry Warner
Ramsbottom
Iowa Experiment Station
Twice In This Woman's Life Lydia Pinkham Ad
Ellensburg Washington woman recounts severe monthly pains in youth and after childbirth. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with major relief after six bottles, later using it again during motherhood and continuing to praise its effects. Mrs William Carver endorses the remedy and offers to answer letters.
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Ellensburg
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Porter
William Carver
R. Fd, No. 2
State Bureau Officers To Visit Adair County
Adair County hosts four picnics with speakers Mr Hearst or Mr Gribben from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Eugene Halling. Special races and music planned, each township group sharing a similar program for a good time and free gathering. June picnic dates are Howe, Ed Vandewater's, Fisk, and Canby.
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Adair
Adair County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Gribben
Eugene Halling
Federation
Howe
Ed Vandewater
Fisk
Canby
Mary Herd
None of the men who would make perfect husbands are married
A quirky collage of headlines and quips notes social observations from several papers. It mentions Lake County Times in Indiana and Detroit News style items, with jokes about courtship, war, engagements, dieting, and a used car remedy from Spartanburg.
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Lake County
Ind
Detroit News
Admiral Wiske
Cleveland Times
Spartenburg
S. C
Sun
International young people's convention opens in Lamont
The third international convention of the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints opens in Lamont on June 4 with attendees from across the United States Canada and foreign countries. Meetings run to June 14 at Graceland College with sermons by Albert A. Smith daily classes on 25 topics and entertainment including June 6 college production Mary Magdalene and June 9 Lamoni at Home home hospitality events.
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Associated Press
Lamont
International Young People's Convention
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
United States
Canada
Graceland
Albert A. Smith
Frederick M. Smith
College Players
Maurice Materlinck
Mary Magdalene
Interesting Articles In Current Annals Of Iowa
Des Moines June 4. The January issue of the Annuals of Iowa from the Des Moines department mails this week. Principal article is a republication of Sketches of Iowa and Wisconsin by John Plumbe Jr. written in 1837, with a map of Iowa then along the Mississippi. Other pieces cover a Pioneer Medicine Man of Iowa and a Wartime Doctor's Account Book. Editorial material includes the director of the budget report and notable death sketches.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Historical, Memorial and Art Department
Wisconsin
John Plumbe, Jr
Mississippi River
Charles Keyes
Charles J. Fulton
Improved Conditions Keep Germans From Emigrating
Berlin reports Dawes plan benefits reduce visa demand as financial stability grows. The American consulate in Berlin canceled a visa day as none of 30 applicants showed. officials say many hopeful emigrants now plan to stay in Germany due to improved conditions and currency stability.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
United States
Republic
America
Fiume Exposition to Show Solidarity With Italy
Fiume plans an August and September industrial and agricultural exposition following its annexation to Italy. The event aims to express solidarity with Italy, with no customs duties on exhibits and freight rates cut by 50 percent. Exhibits include iron and metal work, scientific instruments, machinery, rubber goods, building materials, printing, carpentry, chemicals, foodstuffs, and wines.
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Associated Press
Fiume
Italy
Swimmers urged to choose depth over danger this season
A Chicago Daily News note warns swimmers to avoid shallow water as they assess safer choices for the season. It emphasizes caution by season’s end and the need for prudent water activities.
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Chicago Daily News
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