Various notices and market notes from an Iowa newspaper
A mixed set of items covers industry prices in Ames, staffing moves at an international hospital, a 60th birthday celebration in Arnolds Park, government appointments to manage deer stations in Australia, regional elections and organizational changes in Iowa counties, a court case in Des Moines, and agricultural commodity packaging losses. The report includes prices per thousand feet, local civic updates, and warnings on packaging impacting market value.
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Ames
de O. Iafstraia
South Africa
Lowiversity
Arnolds Park
Far- Milla
Glen Joma
Browar
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Jackson County
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Striped Cucumber Beetles and Fall Garden Cleanup
Advice notes that cleaning the garden in fall and burning debris kills cucumber beetles before winter. It argues spring cleanup delays pest control, saving days of later labor, while birds such as sparrow and oriole feed on beetles.
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Sean
Hints for Summer Weather for Chicks Care
In hot weather special care is needed to prevent chicks from overheating. Avoid exposure to the gun and confinement with poor ventilation and overcrowding. Maintain warmer brooders with good circulation and ensure the number is not excessive.
Proper Poultry Yard Setup from Historical Guide
A dated guide outlines optimal yard construction for poultry, detailing yard sizes for small and large flocks, fencing height by breed such as Brahmas and Leghorns, board and wire fence safety, gates for access, and shade via fruit trees to improve conditions for fowl. It notes specific fence heights from 4 to 8 feet and mentions feather clipping as a containment method.
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United « States Department of
Accase
Fall Garden Plan for Short Mature Vegetables
After summer ends and autumn rains begin, plan a fall garden with vegetables maturing quickly. Some Peking and gaming stock once intended for spring or summer can still be produced in the cooler season.
Well Selected Corn Seed Practices From Old Manual
Instructions for choosing seed corn emphasize selecting medium sized ears with fair rows, even kernels, and the standard color. Do not save ears not meeting these standards and spread seed corn to dry thoroughly in granaries or upper barn floors.
Fall garden guidance on beans and planting
Fall green beans are favored for canning and pickling as cool weather returns. Red Valentine is a preferred fall variety, noted for quick emergence and tender, stringless pods with good yields.
Location of Farm Home Planning Advice
Fragment describes choosing a site for a farm home with emphasis on shade from good trees for daily family enjoyment, mentioning the United States Department of Agriculture and selecting a location near trees. The text is garbled but stresses tree shade and forest-like surroundings as a consideration for home placement.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Princeton Poets Word Franks Authority Over Proof
A student at Princeton declines proof from Professor Alfred Noyes, declaring his word sufficient for the new poems. The incident highlights confidence in Noyes and the appeal of his advancing literary work among young scholars at the university.
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Princeton
Alfred. Noyes
Professor Noyes
Ikes
Freezone Corn Remover Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy using a tiny air turbine mechanism. It claims quick removal of hard and soft corns between toes with negligible irritation, describing a Nedland North Dakota artisan device and its micro dimensions and operation.
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Salla
Nedland
North Dakota
Earthquakes Origins Could Root in Tectonic and Volcanic Causes
The article states two principal earthquake causes: tectonic activity within the earth's crust creating faults and volcanic processes. It suggests crust movements result from cooling, proposing a northward crustal shift as a contributing factor. The prose appears observational and exploratory about geological dynamics.
Fragmented political garble reveals odd dialog and stray phrases
The fragmentary text shows garbled speech about political moments and fear, with stray names and odd phrases. It mentions a senator and references to election talk, epigenm, and a 200 pound girl attached to a motorcycle, all within a disjointed, unclear narrative.
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Arkansas
Phomaa
Damaged OCR Notice of Farm Improvements and Sale
Fragmented text describes agricultural deeds, improved Nebr. farms, stock names, and a trustee action. Mentions 240 acre improved fields, crop production notes, and a local bank. References to a sale and public notice context appear amid unreadable characters.
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Winntald
Todor
Truatea
Salant Auto
Uutry
Excallent
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