Iowa News Shifts From Corn To Growth And Budgets
Audubon county to spend about 60000 on permanent bridge work. Nevada to pave 76 blocks after city council action. Grand Master R B Moore lays cornerstone for New Virginia consolidated school building at 65000. Grundy county farmer Pete Brower first to thresh oats north of Holland. Winnebago leads Iowa counties with freedom from livestock tuberculosis. Doctor B E W Johnn urges less food and more water for summer health. Budget reform urged by Ernest I Hogue as new budget director. Ringling circus reports Des Moines records shattered with receipts over 80000. Des Moines residents eye state fair dog show with top champions. Over 600 business mail replies on Des Moines drop for a postage reduction. Budget law withstands repeal attempt in Iowa Senate 18 to 28 defeat. New 162 foot chimney at Fad Grove Electric Plant completed. Iowa Sheriffs Association backs state radio plan for county crime bulletins costing around 300 per set. Corn into sugar dream grows among farmers and bankers in northern Iowa. Iowa corn warehousing act cited with sealing and fire windstorm insurance costs. Secretary Wallace notes farmers optimistic despite market concerns before the election. Muscatine ships more tomato plants than any Iowa point while asparagus remains strong. Iowa prosperity in 1926 tied to hogs, corn yields, and market prices.
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Audubon County
Nevada
R. B. Moore
Fasonic Lodge of
Jaws
New Virginia
Pete Brower
Holland
Grundy County
Iowa
State Secretary of Agriculture
BE. W. Johnn
Tews State College
Ernest I. Hogue
Ringling Circus
Des Moines
Milllionaire
Thornburg
Thurstan
Clarke Aguity
fad-Grove Electric Company
Iowa Association of Sherlife
Towa
Bankera
Wallace
Washington
Muscatine
Ap Iowa
Shenandoah
Fammer
Charles F. Sarle
United Ae
Young Legionnaire J Mulmer Bright Named Mayor of Richmond
J Mulmer Bright a 36 year old Legionnaire and Richmond native defeated a 12 year incumbent to become mayor of Richmond Virginia population 200000 He is a former anatomy professor at the Medical College of Virginia and veteran of World War I now commanding the 183rd infantry in the Virginia militia His campaign framed him as the voice of the younger generation and he praised the American Legion role in the victory.
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J. Mulmer Bright
Richmond
American Legion
Bright
Mayor Bright
Medical College of Virginia
Virginia National Guard
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia Militia
Epialattire
France
Richmond Post Xu
Education Week to Be Observed November 17-23
Education Week set for November 17 through 23 promotes seven national education focuses endorsed by the American Legion, the National Education Association, and the U S Bureau of Education. The program spans Constitution Day, Patriotism Day, School and Teacher Day, Literacy Day, Physical Education Day, Community Day, and For God and Country Day.
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American Legion
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
American Legion rallies to curb un-American propaganda
The Americanism division of the American Legion national headquarters stated it will stump out seditious unpatriotic propaganda spread by pacifist groups such as the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. It cited a booklet titled America Menaced by Militarism and warned against antiwar messages urging society to train children and support war or bond purchases.
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American Legion Gt National
Organimitiona Sud
Women's International League For Peace and
Freedon
Legion
America
Crop Rotation And Companion Crops In Gardens
The text explains companion crops that grow with others and follow crops that come after. It stresses rotating crops to use ground fully, prevent soil exhaustion and disease, and improve yields across frost to frost. It suggests alternating planting plans year to year, moving crops across the garden and rotating central rows to diversify planting.
Avoid Cutting Corn for Silage At Proper Maturity
Proper timing yields better silage. cut when upper leaves are green and kernels dented, with full feeding value reached at soft dough. For dry fodder add water at filling, aim to pack solidly. cutting too early or late wastes feed.
Legumes Boost Feed Quality and Soil Health Across Crops
A shift from clover to diverse legume crops including vetches alfalfa street clover and soybeans offers high protein feed and nitrogen fixation. Legumes improve soil by adding nitrogen eradicating weeds and enabling efficient livestock production. Alfalla and clovers provide hay pasture seed while soybeans supply seed for feed or sale.
Pasture management for sows after weaning
Guidance on sow and litter care urges placing the sow on good pasture after weaning, increasing her ration to gain at least one pound daily until breeding, then continued but slower gains. It stresses maintaining good condition at farrowing time and avoiding excess fat.
Cattle Ranching Shifting To Intensive Practice
The United States Department of Agriculture predicts cattle ranching will become highly intensive as land moves to private ownership and ranges are fenced. Large ranches will be divided while small ones consolidate. permits may be needed to graze stock on forest ranges. Increasing forage and winter protection drive capacity to 100 to 800 head per ranch.
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United Bintee Dope
Agricultues
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Htancher
Bordeaux Promises Higher Potato Yields From Bordeaux Spray
G R Bisby and A G Tomas urge potato farmers to use Bordeaux mixture for spraying to prevent late blight and reduce other leaf diseases. They report boosts in yields, with averages over 80 bushels per acre when blight is absent, and note good results at University Farm and Crookston substations. Home made mixtures suit large acreages. costs are comparatively small.
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G. R. Bisby
Minnesota College of Agriculture
A. G. Tomas
Minnesota
Messrs
Bishy and
Télans
Agricultural Experiment Station
The
State University
University Farm
Crookston
Economical to Use Best Kind of Oil on Tractor
F W Duffee of Wisconsin warns against cheap tractor oil noting rapid deterioration loss of power overheating and higher fuel use. He says best oil costs little in total operation and that following manufacturer oil recommendations preserves machine life despite extreme temperatures and pressures.
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F. W. Duffee
Wisconsin
Duffee
Farm Notes on Cropping and Stock Management
Succussive plantings of soup beans and varp s. Late blight of potatoes may be tardy in reacting but finishes the crop quickly. The United States uses 640,000,000 pounds of wool yearly with per capita consumption around six pounds. Poultry benefits from fertile eggs. culling the flock is timely. Abortion in livestock often stems from poor diet. The new weed aims to double blade quality rather than increase blade count. Sudan hay matches timothy in value. threshed seed straw equals oat straw but Sudan hay is coarser and less palatable.
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United States
Sudan
Weekly Menu Suggestions From The Kitchen Cabine
A dated menu feature lists a week of meals and desserts with breakfast, dinner, and supper courses. Recipes describe Timbales with Corn and Pimento, Caramel Custard, Maple Cake filling, and several beef and fish dishes. Several lines show OCR errors but provide dish names, basic methods, and serving ideas.
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Mik Toant
Graham Geme
Parker House
Timbates
Crafty Approach in a Prescription Exchange
In Louleville, a brief courthouse or clinic interaction shows a doctor questioned by a patient about writing a prescription. The dialogue captures a concise moment of medical access and the tensions around treatment. The exchange hints at local health care dynamics and patient concerns.
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Timalck
Louleville Courier Journal
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