New Car Registrations Reported in Hardin County
Eight new cars and one truck were registered at the Hardin County treasurer’s office with names including Ployd Lake Iowa Falls Merc ury Dr G C Lammers Iowa Falls Cadillac S & S Sales Iowa Falls Cadillac Winfield Schlampp Ackley Pontiac Linus M or Myrtle M Doughty Eldora Plymouth Frank M Petty Eldora Ford Leonard Blair Eldora Chevrolet Conway Motors Hubbard Ford and Iowa Electric Power Iowa Falls International truck
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Hardin County
Ployd Lake
Iowa Falls
Mercury
G. C. Lammers
Cadillac
S. & S. Sales
Winfield Schlampp
Ackley
Pontiac
Linus M
Myrtle M
Doughty
Eldora
Plymouth
Frank M. Petty
Ford
Leonard Blair
Chevrolet
Conway Motors
Hubbard
Iowa Elec
Legion to Meet At Walter Sayer Post 182 Tonight
The Walter Sayer post 182 of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the post hall.
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Walter Sayer
The
American Legion
Part of Every American's Savings Belongs in U. S. Bonds
A public notice urges citizens to invest part of personal savings in United States Savings Bonds. It emphasizes federal backing and long term security, calling on individuals, families, and communities to support national savings programs through government issued bonds. The campaign stresses steady growth and patriotic duty.
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Sue Crangie
Mickey
U. S
Moisture Guides Fertilizer Rates For 1957 Farming
Iowa State agronomist Joe Stritzel says soil moisture should guide fertilizer and planting rates in 1957. Use soil tests or pamphlet 228 from Iowa State College, check subsoil moisture to set oats corn legume plans, with 20 to 30 inches for good oats, adjust corn to 10,000–12,000 plants acre, 40–50 inches or more suggests 14,000–16,000 plants and higher fertilizer if rainfall is normal or optimistic.
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Joe Stritzel
Iowa State College Agronomist
Iowa State College
Hardin County Extension Office
Stritzel
Iowa
Agronomist
Vaccinate Pets To Guard Children As Spring Warmth Arrives
Dr. John B. Herrick of Iowa State College warns that with warmer days children and pets will spend more time outside and pets frequent playground areas. He urges all pet owners to vaccinate against rabies to protect kids from potential dog bites.
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John B. Herrick
Iowa State Colleg
Rabies Control Push Urges Pet Vaccination in Iowa
Herrick calls for strict rabies control across Iowa counties urging vaccination of all pets and harsh impoundment of strays. He notes recent rabies cases and anti rabies treatments among children, and warns rural residents to monitor for strange fur bearing animals like skunks and civet cats that spread rabies.
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Iowa
Herrick
Whitten Senior Hearthstone Club Meets for By Laws Vote
The Senior Hearthstone club gathered at Mrs. Duane Long's home with 12 members. A committee presented by laws for a vote at the next meeting. Members planned a county federation trip and noted guests and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearthstone
Duane Long
George Hitch
John Hellmich
Leland Vinton
Wiley Morgan
John Kaput
Hampton
Welby Morgan
Federated Clubs
Steamboat Rock
Richard Fulton
Stanley Hartwig
Long
C. R. Long
Warren Thatcher
Cedar
Felix Township Grundy
Arnold Schultz
Ray Beeghley
Glen
Crops Eat Up Plant Food Faster Than Farmers Replace It
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee reports Minnesota soils lose nitrogen phosphate and potash faster than farmers replace them. Crops removed about 259000 tons of nitrogen while only 33000 tons were applied. phosphates and potash also show large gaps, totaling a deficit of over 1 million tons of complete fertilizer.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
University of Minnesota Soils
Minnesota
Annual Brown Swiss Meeting To Be Held Thursday
The annual Brown Swiss Canton No. 2 meeting will convene at 10 30 am Thursday in the Farm Bureau meeting room at Hampton. Canton No. 2 serves twelve counties including Hardin. The day will include officer elections and a talk by national fieldman Marvin Kruse of Fremont Nebraska as speaker.
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Farm Bureau
Hampton
Canton No. 2
Hardin
Alleday
Marvin Kruse
Freemont
Neb
Mrs. Greef Travels to Amarillo and Warrenburg Visit
Mrs. C. E. Greef left Friday for Amarillo Texas to visit her son Charles Greef. En route she will see another son and family Mr and Mrs Robert Greef at Warrenburg Missouri. She expects a month away. Miss Kate Hill will stay near Clemens with her niece and family Mr and Mrs Neil McKibben during the absence. Mrs FE KK Schmidt of Des Moines reports recovery from major surgery at 4005 Kingman Blvd in her home.
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C. E. Greef
Amarillo
Tex
Charles Greef
Robert Greef
Warrenburg
Kate Hill
Clemens
Neil McKibben
FE. KK. Schmidt
Des Moines
Kingman Blvd
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Ponte
Mickey Mantle
Gavings
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Lamb
A.b.c
D.e
Saratoga
Jeske Implement & Repair
Toke At
Parker
Steelsmith
Alfred Chrisman
Martin Chrisman
Women's Council of the
Church of Christ
Marshalltown
George
Barbie Hornung
Bob Bavender
Elmer Lamer
Mrs
Cecil Monroe
Torrington, Wyo
Whitten Miss Beverly Flick
Hoelscher Shoe Repair
J—Eldora Herald-Ledger
Nice
Rubow Realtor
Emmert’s
Bologna
Emmert Locker Service
Frozen Food Center
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