Clermont Local News Highlights Gales of Relatives Visits
Local notes recount visits among Ed Barnes, Mae Evans, and Evans family at Waukon. gatherings with Olson and Burrow families in Waterloo and Oelwein. multiple relatives visiting Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, and Des Moines. Deer sightings reported as floodwaters push wildlife toward Marshalltown and Des Moines areas.
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Food consumption rise tops historic averages in 1849 data
The report notes food consumption in 1849 stood 11 percent above the 1933-35 average and predicts this year will meet or surpass that level with continued momentum across sectors.
Farmater Gosh Indie Arte On Farm Diagram
Ground grain handling and mixer system described for an electric farm setup. Grain is fed from a bin to a grinder and blower returns ground grain to the mixer, with supplements dumped manually. The process highlights automated unloading to a feed cart and commonality on modern farms.
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Clermont School News Highlights School Activities
Social studies lessons cover Balkan countries and Indian tribes while Kansas history explores chiefs. Science classes study motors magnets and friction electricity with Mrs Larson visiting. Penmanship students print well and art class enjoys spatter painting. Poppy poster winners are Charles Wagner JoAnn Moore Gerene Larson LeVerne Swenson.
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Siamese twin eggs and pigs born on Osage and Audubon farms
A white Leghorn hen on Charles Burtch farm near Osage laid a Siamese twin egg with a connecting tube. Both eggs were normal in size and soft shelled. At Bill Campbell farm in Audubon, semi-Siamese pigs were born having eight feet, three eyes, two poses and two tongues between them.
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Free choice feeding method promotes strong laying flock
A spring guidance explains starting chicks on ample starter feed from day one to build balanced eating habits. Extend oats and shelled corn at 7 to 12 weeks, switch to grower concentrate by 8 to 12 weeks, and then to 26 percent laying concentrate before housing. The free choice method aims to foster good eating habits for the laying house.
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Mix-Up Ends With Damaged Car in Sioux Center
Jake Sinkey of Ireton mistakenly got into another man's Plymouth and drove home to Sioux Center. While en route he collided with a road-grader after realizing the error and wrecked the borrowed vehicle.
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Ege production up in early 1850
Production at Ege rose sharply in January and February 1850 compared with the same period a year earlier, signaling strong early demand and favorable market conditions. The report highlights sustained higher output and suggests continued momentum into spring.
Soil management boosts yields and cuts erosion in field trials
University of Illinois Elizabethtown tests since 1918 show manure time and phosphate raise soil organic matter to 14 tons per acre, soaking water faster and reducing runoff. Legume grass rotations and contour farming on 13 percent slopes recommended for erosion control and higher crop returns.
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Three Major Problems Face Pork Producers
Three major problems threaten pork producers this spring according to Michigan State College specialists. A short corn crop, a tight corn hog ratio, and a stressed feed conservation program could prevent sufficient sow breeding and hogs from consuming the 1943 corn crop.
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