New Providence News Highlights Local Residents Milestones
Longtime friends note Chester Woods and Luella Horton marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner in Ottawa County. The column lists family members, marriages, relocations, and local events from New Providence and nearby towns, including club meetings and social visits.
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Kan
Woodland Avenue
Luella May Horton
Edgar Chester Woods
Tescott
Thomas Midgley
Hattle
Stigler
Okla
New Providence
Iowa
Woods
Ottawa County
Earl Smith
Culver
Edna Ribble
Kenneth Woods
Salina
Dingee Lunder Company
Robert Farris
Library News Highlights New Books and Guides
Doris Kaas reviews how to host events and engage audiences while cataloging new releases. The piece lists titles across careers, mystery, history, war, romance, and children's books, noting works by Uris, Du Maurier, Lehmann, Godden, and others, plus recent mysteries and a new western Gunsmoke Bonanza.
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LeRoy Stahl
Josephine Gerth
Colditz
Germany
Patrick Reid
Donald Rogers
The
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Charles Segar
Heather Mary
J. M. Scott
Leon Uris
U.S
Daphne du Maurier
England
Marguerite Steen
Echoing Grove
Rosamond Lehmann
Thor
Jo: Valentine
Conrad Richter
John Butler
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Rumer Godden
Stephen Elliot
Sara Jenkins
Kathleen Knight
Evelyn Piper
August Derleth
Chuck Martin
Gladys Adshead
Joseph Leeming
Char
Notable Books Mentioned by Various Authors in Nostalgia Piece
A roundup lists several works and authors including Les Wilson's Grandpa Toggle's Wonderful Book by Robert Grimes Wagon to a Star by Frances McGuire The Listening Book by Dan Safier The Star Men by Leigh Brackett and The Heart for Baseball by Marion Renick highlighting a cross section of mid century bibliography.
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Les Wilson
Grandpa Toggle
Robert Grimes
Frances McGuire
Dan Safier
Leigh Brackett
Marion Renick
Farm Water Systems Field Day near Des Moines Sept 16
Hardin County homemakers and farm operators are invited to the Farm Water Systems Field Day at the Harvey Moeckly farm three miles west of Highway 69 between Ankeny and Huxley in Polk County. The event runs from 10 am with tours of a new pressurized system delivering about 2000 gallons daily from a 600 foot well to home and farm needs, including demonstrations of an automatic laundry basement shower water softener heater dishwasher and bathroom. Iowa State College specialists will discuss installations and visitors may view exhibits from equipment manufacturers.
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Des Moines
Moeckleys
Pulse
Hardin County
Iowa State College
Meekly Farm
Polk County
Highway 69
Ankeny
Huxley
Polk City
Weed Field Day At Ames Explores Soybean Trials
A field day at the Iowa State College Agronomy Farm on September 11 spotlights an experimental weed control program led by extension director Dick Pulse. Researchers seed and thin weeds like crops to study how weed competition affects soybean growth and crop management. The effort aims to learn how to manage wet weather impacts and weed pressure through controlled trials and demonstrations for farmers.
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Iowa State College Agronomy
Hardin County Extension
Dick Pulse
Ional State College
Agronom
Farmyard cleanup aids rat control and sanitation
Cleaning up the farm yard removes weeds cob piles junk and old lumber that rats hide in. Good sanitation helps control stable flies. Town cornfields suffer bacterial wilt or Stewart's disease affecting sweet and field corn this year with no practical current control.
Live Rite Beans Field Study Tracks Weed Impact
Researcher D W Staniforth leads a study on removing weeds at ranges from seedling to maturity to identify when foxtail, butterprints, and smartweed best reduce soybean competition. The aim is to gauge damage stages and develop better control ideas. Pulse explains seed stands and weed thinning to test varying levels.
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Pulse
D. W. Staniforth
Fall Freshened Cows Boost Profits for Iowa Dairymen
Iowa dairymen who bred their cows to freshen this fall are expected to see higher profits, says Floyd Arnold. Fall freshening yielded $4 more margin over feed cost per DHIA record in 1952 and $20 more per head over feed cost than spring and summer freshening. Calves from fall freshening were healthier from pasture nutrients, easing winter start. A field day at the farm three miles south of Ames will feature corn and soybean talks starting at 1 p.m.
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Floyd Arnold
Extension
Iowa State College
Arnold
Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Duce
DHIA
Anna
Pulse
Ames
Fall freshened cows produce best margins in 1953
The ElDora Herald Ledger notes cows freshened in September and November show higher margins over feed costs, with July freshened cows performing poorly. Butterfat totals reached 378 pounds, while July unfavorably produced 334. A seasonal bonus paid by buyers in September and October to patrons delivering milk aims to balance May and June surpluses with fall shortages.
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Eldora Herald.ledger
Iowa
Dany Cooperative
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