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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
2
Nutritionists at Iowa State College urge enjoying home grown produce in July. The article promotes fresh fruits like watermelons and berries and vegetables such as tomatoes and lettuce, with ideas for fruit desserts, fruit cups, and cheese plates. It notes plentiful eggs, chicken, and dairy, and discusses hog prices and seasonal market trends.
Apply the initial spray when 50 or more SE masses are counted per 160 plants on corn exceeding 35 inches in height. The note indicates a contested guideline, suggesting varying opinions on thresholds and timing. Further specifics are unclear. Adjustments may rely on local extension recommendations and field scouting results.
The Fayette County Iowa board met in the courthouse with all members present. Claims approved include Dr G Kimpaten for Bovine Tuberculosis inspection 25.46 and maintenance payments for numerous individuals, with payroll construction items approved and tax collections noted. primaries election setup for June 6 and board appointments listed.
A child benefits from active play that builds minds and bodies. A three year old uses a wagon, tricycle, and toy hammer to explore, while by nine he designs a soap box car with his father’s help. The piece also notes parental interest in fair play and includes unrelated notes on septic tank capacity, soybean history, and forage moisture.
Taxpayers will be asked to attend a hearing by the directors of Wadena Independent School to discuss a proposed levy and budget matters. The notice outlines the date time and location for public comment and outlines anticipated uses of funds.
A flag pole at Citizens State Bank in Halsteins was struck by lightning with only minor damage besides sliver debris scattered several hundred feet. No other damage reported.
Donald Koch of Lansing hauled an 8 lb 2 oz rainbow trout from Clear Creek to apparently clinch the season championship. The fish measured 27 inches. In Marion, Mrs. Chris Fredericks lost part of her right ring finger when a pig pen gate toppled onto her hand during window washing. Experts advise supplementary feed like grass silage as pastures run short this summer.
Kenneth McCombs of Bussey died by suffocation after his automobile rolled over a 30-foot embankment and plunged into a creek with about three feet of water.
Researchers report that quack grass can be controlled by spraying with the chemical TCA. The study notes bees are essential for legume crops, highlighting pollination needs alongside weed management.
The guidance notes that plants need watering in spring and summer, with shorter watering in spring than in summer. Lawns may be allowed to require watering adjustments based on season and conditions.
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