Hospital Birth Notices Across Towns Mention Several Mothers
A hospital note lists multiple births by town and mother across Iowa counties. Names include Eldora Mrs Murray Parker and Mrs Minnie Sanford with newborn females, plus McCallsburg and Toledo entries noting baby boys and girls with dates in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Murray Parker
Minnie Sanford
John Lawless
Myrtle Follett
Myrtle Hartley
John Page
Nevada
Ingvold Hansen
eeGebs Striae Niieabeth
Ien McKeene Er
Elizabeth Own
Hubbard—Mirs
Charlotta Wal
Armistice Day Program At Radcliffe High School
American Legion Post No. 317 sponsored the Armistice Day program at the Radcliffe high school auditorium starting at 11:00 AM on Tuesday. N. Y. Hyland gave the keynote address with patriotic music by the high school band. A Radcliffe alumnus and former Parkersburg public school principal, Hyland served in field artillery in World War II and is now completing law studies at Drake University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post No. 317
Radcliffe
N. Y. Hyland T
Wradcliffe
Hyland
Parkersburg
Butler County
Drake University
Windbreak planting stock tips from Iowa State forester
Richard Campbell of Iowa State College urges planning now to secure windbreak planting stock for spring. He notes securing stock reduces risk of shortages and supports effective farm windbreaks. In 1951 farm real estate values rose by 8 billion dollars, over 9 percent, driven largely by higher farm product prices according to USDA economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Campbell
Iowa State Colege
USDA
Pullet Poll Predicts Ike Victory In 1952 Election
Staley Milling Companys Pullet Poll, a feed bag survey used by farmers to cast votes, predicted a Republican win over Truman in 1952. Headed by Toi Staley in Kansas City, the poll suggested midwestern farm votes shifted Republican and that women farmers favored Eisenhower, claiming a 54 46 margin in the final week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Milling Company
Truman
Ike
Eisenhower
Ian
Toi Staley
Kansas City
Ledger
Skidding On Icy Roads Due To Excess Speed
Floyd L. Link director of safety for the Motor on Toway outlines Winter driving tips to prevent skids. He says excessive speed is the major cause and warns against sudden braking on curves and slippery surfaces. He advises gentle braking, avoiding shaded spots and bridges, and always reducing speed on wet or icy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Link
Toway
Pater Sland
Iowa Farm Kernels and Hogs Face Slower Market in 1953
Iowa State Extension predicts fertilizer use up about 12 percent from last year with prices not likely to fall. USDA economists expect farmers to market fewer hogs in the first eight months of 1953. Advice includes weed control, rat prevention, culling nonproducing pulses, and cleaning junk piles. Public notices include a 1962 administrator appointment in Hardin County and related court filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bivens
Iowa State College
USDA
A . Elvin J. Ryan
Bateson & Ryan
Attorneva
Fred J. Miller
Hardin County
Towa
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Stckley
Allee
Boylan
Steamboat Rocks
Henretta Hall
New Providence
Lawrence Beach
Widor
Russell Finster
Howard Hudison
Hubbard
Dale Anders
Radcliffe Legion
H. S
Mr. Staley
Whitsle
Iowa
M. Dale Rodgers
Harold Shortley
Kenneth Curtis
Owasa
Herald-Index
ELDORA_ Livestock Sales
Eldora, Iowa
Gwe
Cc& H
Monarch
Pillsbury
Swift
Procter & Gamble
Eagle Poultry
EAGLE
Bidoris
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