Iowa News Snapshots From Migratory Law To Rail Crashes
United States Attorney in Iowa defends migratory bird law while discussions in Ames on experimental farming at state institutions proceed. An acetylene plant explosion in Brooklyn injures none but causes extensive damage. Marriage license notice reveals age details. Optometrists and jewelers to hold joint convention in Des Moines with diamond exhibits. University of Iowa surveys on store management to inform a forthcoming bulletin. Various legal cases, charitable donations, livestock sales, religious conventions, and civic notices fill the Iowa news landscape with local names, places, and dates.
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United States
R. Foret
N. BF. Reed
Towa
Marshal Read
Mississippi
Missouri
Rivera
Porter
Agricultural College At
Ames
Professsor Stavens of
Board of Control
W. H. Richman
Brooklyn
Auditorium du Des Moines
Association
Iowa
University of Iowa
Charles Schiecta
Marion County
Knoxville
Schiecta
Mordyca
Ark
Arthur Womack
B. Courtright
Judge Platt
Waterloo
William J
Theodore M. Graham
Courtright
J. Rosenblat
Chicago
Abraham
Slimmer
State Board of Control
Clarinda
Cherokee
Mount Pleasant
Davenport
Iowa Convention of Christian Churches
Cedar Falls
Charter Oak
Royal Neighbors of America
Alley
John P. Wagner
Ottumwa
Uncle Sam
Wagner
General Auger
David Kreblel
Kreblel
Henkle
Fort Hadison
Yangful
Fort Dodge Telephone’ Company
Board of Arbitration
Fort Dodge
Clarke
A. Church
Jafferson
B. P. Birdsall
Clarion
J. P.’ Dempster
Des Moines
W. H. Smith
Irving
Castana
Senate
John M. Gass
Albia
Elizabeth Crowe
Clermont
Blair
Columbus Junction
Kate
Warner
Dayton
McMeel
Delmar
Albert Little
Lake View
T. D. Bellinger
Laurens
J. M. Bricker
Nevada
Brown
Atlas
Atlea Mills
Crawford County
C. M. Dugan
Sac City
Martin Dugan
J. Muench
District Court
le Mars
J. R. Thompson
Merrill
G. D. Bilers
Frank Thompson
Remsen
Muench
Keokuk Electric Company
Martin Olson
Town State College
Olson
Slater
Correctionvilla News
Argus
News
W. F. Weary
Sac County Gun Club
Hinshaw
Sac County
Coon River
Sac ‘City
Otto Edgerton
Boona
Illinois
Cansista
Monticello
Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Atlantic Southern
Atlantic
Villisca
Atlantic Northern
Manning
Kimballton
Gama
St. John of
Winnebago
Hancock Counties
Forest City
Pilot Knob
Farm Advice On Animals Fruits And Orchard Care
Practical notes urge draining hog yards and raising strawberries while treating all animals gently. Tips cover poultry feed, mushroom finds, sheep care, watering methods, and when to fertilize. Advice warns against late spraying during bloom, recommends gypsum and bone meal, and argues for timely strawberry beds and diversified fruit crops.
Poultry and farming tips from an agricultural note
Old farming guidance covers poultry breeding, incubation, feeding, and poultry house care. It notes Guinea fowls as hardy, urges careful breeding, proper ventilation, and protection from pests. The piece discusses crop timing, forage, tools, orchard care, and market considerations including a broom corn price record near Texhoma, Oklahoma.
Selecting the dairy bull for Iowa farmers by H H Kildee
An Iowa State College article argues high grade bulls boost milk and butter fat, citing tests at the Ames dairy farm with Arkansased scrub cows. It notes profits rising from 76 dollars to over sixty-five dollars and urges vet-checked purchases, dam performance, and disease safeguards such as tuberculin testing and abortion precautions.
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College
Ames
Arkansas
College Farm
Peder Pedarson
Seed Potatoes Need Care to Protect Iowa Crops
Iowa potato growers are urged to select seed with care after a poor last season. Weather made seed potatoes weak. venturing north for vigorous stock is advised from Minnesota Wisconsin or northern Iowa. Only seven commercial varieties exist, with Early Ohio and Irish Cobbler common. Rural New Yorker and Peerless also important. Distinguish Irish Cobbler from Rural New Yorker by sprout tip color.
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Towa
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Maine
America
Yowa
Ohio
New Yorker
Peerless
Burbank
Green Mountain
Elles
Preventing Loss of Oats by Formalin Treatment
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports heavy losses from smut in oats and small grains. Prof H L Hughes says formalin treatment is the easiest cheapest and most effective control. One pint formalin to 40 gallons water treats about 40 bushels. apply by sprinkling wet grain then cover 10 to 12 hours to kill existing smut and prevent further infection.
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Partia
Iowa Agricultural Exparingut
Iowa
H. L. Hughes
Fresh Water Essentials for Livestock Breeding
Fresh water is critical for successful breeding and herd yield. In summer ensure daily access to a running stream or clean containers, and in winter watering requires care. Differences in milk yield arise from milking or handling methods that can cause cows to dry up.
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Meadowbrook
William Pitt
Carnegia School
Pittsburgh
Federal Forest Service
Senator Dunlap
United States Department of Agriculture
John Robertson
Texhoma
Oklo
Iowa State Agricultural College
H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Iowa State College Dairy Farm
Prof
A. T. Erwin