Nanni Targets Rat Harbors Rather Than Turkeys
Local advisory notes that poisoning trapping and gassing turkeys will fail to curb a rat problem unless rat harbors are eliminated. Authorities emphasize addressing connected breeding sites and waterways to reduce infestation.
Clermont Social Roundup Sees Plenty of Local Visits
Mrs Wm Belschner hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Wim Accola as she prepares to move to Des Moines with her husband after the term. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited, shared a picnic meal, and presented a birthday gift to the honoree. A week of visits from Cedar Rapids to Postville and West Union families continued through Sunday with meals and wraparound socializing.
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Wm. Belschner
Wim. Accola
Des Moines
W. RB. Blake
Gordon Hoopman
Louis Gison
J. C. Halvorsen
Armond Stammer
Herbert
Cammermuth Pit
Frang /Appelmen
Acvola
Sean Loftsgerd
Bom
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Lotegard
Donald Martin
Charles City
John Koch
Karl Martin
Harry Jonson
Marjorie
Elgin
Bernard McMullen
Sons
Decorah
Otto Krueger
Ruth
Wm. Accola
A. H. Arendana Roma Jane
Waterloo
Josephine Wells
Lloyd Ostlin
Louis and
Grace
Clermont
Danny Rounds
Hawkeye
George Rounds
Alma Anderson
Harry Yauslin
Wm. Nelson, Jr
Harry Raney
West Union
Clifton Pringle
Ruth Starkey
Will Heiserman
Joan Koch
Kenneth Koch
T. F. Shipton
Chester
J. B. Shipton
Louis Olson
Merril Gunderson
Carol
Joan
Emma Gunderson
Verla
Postville Hospital
Hans J. Larson
George Smith
Art Meckelson
Wisconsin
Howard
Richland Center
Russel Peterson
Dotgeville
Larson
Doyce
Ann
Alpha
Duane Hyman
Carne Carpenter
Apoptos
Kay Accola
Kay
Janice
Shirley Olson
Elmer Stickford
Arlis
Donald
Edgewood
Bettina Buraas
Gloria
Alfred Wenger
Lester Wenger
Dianne
Annette
Gus Krueger
Janette
Jeanette
Arnold Stumme
Ernest Spies
Readiyn
Harold Landsgard
Ditmey
Archie Howard
M. HL Moore
Jo Ann
Nellie Carpen
Jake Ponsar
Oelwein
Roy Welzel
Jo Acn
Kermit Rowland
Verni Engle
Arthur Conner
Henry Conner
Lakota
Robert, Hamilton
Len Simek
Louise Miller
Lena’ Peters
Independence
Win
Belachner
Belschner
Belech-ner
Mesdames Hazel Reierson
Esther Griebenow
Edith Accola
Alma Andgerson
Olga Moer
LaNora Halvorson
Irene Ostlie
Tillie Johnson
Wm. B. Miller
Joyce Amundson
Richard Griebenow
Dennis
Margaret Becker
H. F. Beckerhomme
Bennie Wedo
Alburnette
Ida Wedo
Ed Dahms
Reuben Sverdsen
Luana
Herbert Martin
Loftsgard
Stumme
Fred Cline
Clarence Gruver
Andine Vashy
Cedar
von Belschner
Jean
Richard
Milton Schierholz
Postville
David
Emma Schave
Waukon
Trout Season Opens May 1 in Iowa With No Size Limit
The 1948 trout season begins May 1 at 5:00 a m with Iowa streams stocked by hatcheries. Over 180,000 trout available for stocking. northeast Iowa hosts rainbows brook and browns from eight inches to four to six pounds. No size limit this year. season runs to November 30 from 5:00 a m to 9:00 p m daily. daily bag eight. Barley adapts to loam soils. early planting yields best grain quality.
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Iowa
Nation surveys homemakers on fabric choices for home use
A national survey of 1,700 women reveals cotton as the preferred fabric for tablecloths and curtains due to cost and washability, while linen is favored for its look and durability. For bedspreads and part wool blankets cotton dominates, and dish towels split between linen and cotton with some using feed sacks.
Contouring Corn Steps Up Yield on Rolling Land
Contouring corn around hills increases yield by about 35 to 7 1/2 bushels per acre on rolling land and cuts soil loss roughly in half. Contoured rows produce about 7 percent more stalks per acre, reduce replanting after rain, and save about 10 percent in fuel and power use for tractors and machinery.
Time Nears for Cluster Bud Orchard Spray
Watch trees for the moment to apply the cluster bud spray as blossom buds separate and before opening. Plums and pears reach this stage before apples. cherries usually do not need the spray. Prepare with hydrated lime lead ar senate and dry lime sulfur per gallon of water, or liquid lime sulfur as a replacement. Raspberries require spraying as new shoots emerge about an inch long.
Most Farm Fires Avoidable Says Iowa Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal John Strohm cites seven main causes of farm fires in Iowa and urges hazard removal and preventive steps. Defective chimneys and desaturation systems, sparks on roofs, lightning, spontaneous ignition, careless matches and smoking, careless use of gasoline and kerosene, and faulty wiring account for nearly all incidents. Total farm fire losses last year reached $1,959,877, with these causes responsible for about three percent.
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Iowa
John Strohm
The 64 Question on Communism and Immigration
The piece questions why hardline communists would not migrate to Russia to enjoy pure communism, noting that many seek to enter the United States despite immigration barriers. It contrasts democratic freedoms with supposed pressures in the old country and references reverence for past Soviet times.
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Russia
Communist Russ
Broadleaf trees and fall pigs advice from Iowa State foresters
Foresters urge broadleaf trees and advise town farmers to raise more fall pigs. Fall litters fare better with pasture, sunshine, and exercise, yielding stronger pigs and fewer diseases. Farrowing in both spring and fall optimizes labor and equipment use, with prices rising in March and April and again into July.
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