Hardin County Board approves 1946 road program plan
The Hardin County Board of Supervisors met February 19 1946 with all members present. They approved a transfer of 160 from the County General Fund to the Teachers Institute Fund and released liens in full on a specific Ackley property. They adopted a 1946 local township road program listing detailed road segments by township and section, and approved several bonds and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Beran
County General Fund
Teachers Institute Fund
Hardin County
Dorothea Meyer
State Hospital
Independence
Ackley
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Iowa State Highway Commission
Section Twenty-Six
Range
Section Twenty-Eight
Township Eighty-Seven
Range Twenty-One
B. M
Wilson H. Hadley
Frank V. Beran
Lowa
W. O. Guenther
Martin J. Ryken
Walter Weber
Carroll D. Mitchell
Elmer Gelhaus
I. A. Schnormeier
Elmer Reifschneider
Oalee
Farmer's
Frankel Carbon Co
John J. Fowler
Board of Education
C. EB. Barnes
William Dreler
William Hoffman
William Hofmeister
Fe. FL Morris
E. C. Steinmetz
A. Brandt
Eldora Publishing Co
Frye Mig. Co
Iowa Falls
Johnson-Randolph City
Mae B. Johnson
Darlene W. Kusserow
Louis F. Sailer
W. G. Tietz
Cleon L. Wieman
Institute Fund
Mfg. Co
Cecil Butler
Stock Co
Fred A. Hansen
Moser Lumber Co
Pleasant Township
J. H. Glary
Pleasant Towns
Harold A. Campbell
Luiken Moto Co
Lauren J. Maltby
Carl
Diamond Bros
Wilson's Store
Park Store
Foodland Grocery
Fruddex Lumber Co
Mastman W. Nuckolls, Agt
Etna
John Engelkes Hardin
W. H. Warner Alden
O. EB
Walker Buckeye
Kenneth Berndt Ellis
Frank Sanders Jackson
Hugo Klatt Clay
Michael Finger Eldora
O. H. Barr Pleasant Two
H. Hollingsworth Tipton
Carl Kulow Sherman
Art Eller
Concord
Otis Tvedt Grant
Ralph Norton
Providence
Wee None
Union Two
L. Rash
Robt. T. Johnson
Hardin
Ord
Buckeye
ELLIS
Jackson
Clay
Elnora
Pleasant
Tipton
Grant
Grant Stone
Providence Stn
Ist
Union Stone
Union
Els
Marshall Scott
Robertson
Arthur Rix
W. J. Martin
Wirst
Bo Ther
W. H. Hadley
Ty F V. Bevan
Rk. m. W. C. Guenther County
Endgate feeder stays same for 50 years in farming
A simple rear end contrivance clamped to a wagon box connected by chains to a pygon wheel remains a constant in farm operations. Used for years to seed spring grain, especially after corn in oats following corn regions. It seeds from above and generally performs fairly unless wind is strong. Seeds are later planted in the ground. It suits fields where corn stalks are not plowed and where a press drill faces difficulties.
Whitten and Vicinity Club Notes From Whitten Area
The Benson Cemetery society met at Mrs. George Landes home with ten members and sixteen guests enjoying a covered dish dinner. Officers were re elected: Kate Long president Vina Landes secretary Mabel Olmstead treasurer Edna Meyers. They plan a new power mower for cemetery use and worked on a comforter for European refugees. Guests from Conrad included Mrs Will Clarke and daughter Mrs James Clarke. Kum Join Us class held a potluck at J and Mrs Wayne Callaway with 33 members and four guests. activities included 500 won by Glen Ridout with Minnie Arnold low score and Walter Haskins traveling prize. Surprises included a birthday party for Mrs Landes with eight relatives. Eileen Viertal from Dubuque visited Thomas Ong. J O Smith and the Packers marked their 37th wedding anniversary with guests. Red Cross luncheon at Liscomb cafe hosted by Mrs Frank Thompson and district workers. Mrs W W Wilson returned to Fort Dodge after visiting her parents and sister in Whitten.
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Benson Cemetery Society
George Landes
J. H. Lyon
Ezra Long
Kate Long
Vina Landes
Mabel Olmstead
Edna Meyers
Will Clarke
James Clarke
Conrad
Kum
Methodist Sunday School
Wayne Callaway
Donald Weaver
Delbert Harper
Virgil Mitchell
Glen Ridout
Minnie Arnold
Walter Has
Noles
Eileen Viertal
Dubuque
Thomas Ong
C R. Long
J. O. Smith
J.H. Packer
Marshalltown
Packer
Velma Packer
Whitten
Ada
Ames
Frank Thompson
Red Cross
Irene Long
Helen Wilcox
Hoveta Callaway
Ruby Mitchell
Gladys Hauser
Rose Lamer
B. H. Harris
Union
Liscomb Cafe
W. W. Wilson
Fort Dodge
C. W.hollingsworth
L. L. Long
Brome Grass Gains Recognition as Versatile Pasture
For years brome grass wandered in obscurity but now its strong potential is clear. It yields excellent pasture when seeded with alfalfa and resists various environmental stresses. With good care it grows well through summer into fall, often staying green until December. Use improved seed and apply fertilizer to boost results.
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Promoted by Drug Store
An old advertised remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice as a simple inexpensive cure for rheumatic and neuritis pain. The ad promises relief within 48 hours, with a money back guarantee if not improved, and notes it is sold by Bremmer Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremmer Drug Store
Plans for Raspberries in Home Gardens
Iowa State College extension horticulturist Harry Nichols advises winter planning for spring raspberry plantings. Choose a rich sandy loam with good moisture and drainage, avoid old or neglected patches, and prepare heavily manured soil. Plant 60 bearing roots yields 36 to 75 quarts. red berries thrive north of central Iowa, blacks in the south, purple canes rising in popularity for canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nichols
Iowa State College
Nichols
Iowa
Easy does it for livestock handling and worm control
The notice urges careful loading unloading and handling of livestock to prevent bruises, deaths and losses totaling about 12 million yearly. It lists six loss-stoppers including no whips, inspecting gear, proper footing, straw covers, avoiding overloading, and steady trucking. It also promotes Agricultural Research Bulletin No. 20 and provides mailing details. Also includes round worms control measures with cleansing farrowing pens, washing sows, keeping pigs out of old hog lots, and pasture relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Department BB
Swift & Company
Legumegrass Mixtures Prove Worthy For Beef Per Acre
Preliminary tests at Pur due University show legume grass pasture mixes yield more beef per acre than bluegrass alone. Birdsfoot trefoil bluegrass tops at 214 pounds per acre, vs 196 for bluegrass alone and 185 for the poorest legume-grass mix in drought year 1944. Rotation grazing helps alfalfa persist and avoids selective overgrazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Prize Letter Contest Seeks Essays on Meat Packers Marketing
Prize letter contest closes May 1 offering 400 dollars in cash prizes for best letters on methods used by meat packers in marketing meats poultry eggs butter and cheese. Refer to January and February adverts for details. For full information write Department 128 Swift Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
U.S.A
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Soda Bill Set: many hands seek light work in chatter
A fragment notes that people tend to talk freely and avoid overthinking while several individuals wish for easy tasks, suggesting a social pattern of quick speech and preference for simple labor. The text reflects a casual, gossipy mood rather than concrete events or names.
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Pagel
Molil
A. i
Sede Beret
Crosley “Itary
Seed, Co
Crosley Hatchers
Machinery Co
Cocci Ceee
MARTIN J._RYKEN
Wreight cc
Roerna Lumber Co
Brig
Burton
Ventral Hattery & Electrie Co
Iowa Alls Motor Supply
Stok Coe
Iowa Falls Machine Works
Marchimery
Repass Automobile Co
Snip On Tools Corp
Socony-Vacuunt On Co
Subgig
Cig
Cee Coe Enias Standard Batte Co
Stovek Wheeler Motinerg
Ents Wood Auto Co
M . Lovell Denniston Lbr
Ce Toois Ca
Aenereeeee Cannes
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Herman M. Brown Constr. Co
Standard ‘Tar Products Co
Creosote OU
John Blassie
Seeeeease
Wm. Hubrecht
Keith Wood
Frank Halberstadt
Gomery Canada
Lester Whitman
John Skogland
George R. Kennedy
Lambis
J. G. Heslop
R. A. Juht
Henrik Fauerby
Orville Lamb
Carl Schultz
Reves
M. F. Schult
Clifford Bradford
Herman Snapp
Ray Willcox
Oscar Smith
H. B. Hutzel
Harold Mathews
Charles Pierce
Carl Bales
Clint Johnson
Glen Muller
George Priske
Amos Hansen
Silas Hansen
Iver Larson
Www. Co
Walter Johnson
Amal Sopher
Ea Varie
G. M. Thornton
Leroy Lightfield
Eves
Wm. Shore
Pat Mathews
E. Warman
South Line
C. L
Alden
Buck EY
NLLIS
Ling
Niles
Eldora
Tipton Twr
Pial
N .S W
Sherman
Aoe
Ted
Clem
Judge
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Whitten and Vicinity
Cemetery Society
Raspberries
Consumer Loan Department
Hardin’ County Savings Bank
Bank Corner
Bank Lobby
G. O. Mott
G.O. More
Ollie E. Jones
Jones
Ram
Lamb—Bami
I. G. (Tom) Chase
Agricultural Research Department
Simp Som
Cog
Pes
Martha Logans
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