Iowa News Roundup Highlights Loans and Local Agriculture
Iowa officials announce army bonus eligibility for veterans in S A T C units and note corn processing cuts due to a busy season. Reports cover tuberculosis control savings, Decorah-Posten’s 50 years, and state cereal and onion farming results. Agricultural declines hit Muscatine truck farming with melons and cantaloupes. outstanding dairy and livestock show successes noted along with bank deposit growth.
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Ben J. Gibson
C.L. Austin
Iowa State Conperd. Association
Iowa-Nebraska
B. G. Eaves
National Tuberculosis Association of New York City
Raven
Town Library’ Association
Boons
Misa Mary Rosemond
Des Moines
Mary Egan
Clinton
Decorah
Fouten
Amundsen
U. S
Iowa
Saya
Board of Control
United States
Muscatine County
Conesville
Waterloo
Robert Stewart
Maynard
Gerald Peterson
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Marple Mountain
Black Hawk County
Guernsey
Donald Hanseker
Melcher
Margaret Mooney
Fort Dodges
Louis Frost
Ayrabires
Jobo ‘Wheox
Monticello
Harold Bauer
Jesup
Ueresey
James Boyd
William Jackson
Liecomb
Foo Ok
U.S. Wheat Crop and Corn Yield Slates Highlight 1920s Report
Government crop report notes 956,000,000 bushels of U.S. wheat and 2,450,000,000 bushels of corn, with wheat near highs in three years and corn down from last year. Spring wheat up 10,000,000 bushels. total grain yield nearly on par with last month but below 1928 final. North Dakota and Minnesota show large crops. Canada and export demand loom. Oats rise to 1,509,000,000 bushels. potatoes and hay crop exceed averages.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Fort
Ohio
Indiana
Towa
Missouri
Nebraskan
Kansas
Unols Tost
Irish Boundary Bill Cleared by Both Houses before Dissolution
The Irish boundary bill passed both houses on final reading and received royal assent before parliament was dissolved. The commission to delimit the line between the Free State and Ulster will commence work during the general election. Prime Minister Lincolnald is reported to have gained consent to represent Ulster on the commission.
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London
United Kingdom
Free State
Ulster
LincDonald
Mabel Normand Seeks 500000 in Damages
Los Angeles motion picture actress Mabel Normand sues Georgia W Church for 500000 in superior court. The complaint alleges Mrs Church during a divorce proceedings mentioned Miss Normand in an unbecoming manner, seeking damages.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Normand
Georgian W. Church
Norman W. Church
Mra. Church
Miss Normand
Buddhist Monks Attack Americans in Rangoon
Buddhist monks attacked two American citizens in Rangoon and permanently married them. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Gleason, were attached to the American college in Rangoon.
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Rangoon
India
Hince
Mrs. Gleason
American College
Mooseheart Founder Dies in Philadelphia
Officials of the Loyal Order of Moose report the death of Dr. John W. Ford in Philadelphia. Ford founded Mooseheart, the city of children, and served as head of the executive committee.
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Mooseheart
Chitago
Loyal Order of Moose
Philadelph
John W.W. Ford
Ford
City of Children At
Mooseheart Hod War
Brig. Gen Hartigan Dies After Long Illness
Brigadier General Thomas L. Hartigan of the Philippine National Guard and World War I veteran, formerly of Chicago, died in Manila after a long illness.
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Hartigan
Chicago
Thomas L. Hartigan
Philippine National Guard
Data on Truck Experience Collected by Agriculture Dept
The U S Department of Agriculture reports on motor trucks in farming, noting better market access and longer-distance hauling when using trucks. About half of one-ton trucks dominate responses, over 80 percent expect profitability, and time savings are the main advantage while poor roads remain a key drawback.
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Hia
Opic Song Ag
Barrel feeding slops system from Popular Mechanics Magazine
A barrel for feeding slops is described as tedious to empty by bucket. A pivoted barrel on two posts with a metal spout and wooden chute extends to a feed trough to pour the slop efficiently. The design includes a heavy iron band and shafting pivots for smooth operation.
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Leering
Clements
Ken
Popular, Mechanics Magazine
Tribute to Legion Youth Believes as Americanism Asset
The American Bar Association cites the American Legion as a core youth force advancing patriotism. It lauds coordinated national efforts with societies across America and praises youth zeal, noting that a believing youth is never lukewarm or moderate.
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American Legion
American Bar Association
America
Legion
Sam Terry the Squawman buried with military honors
Sam Terry known as a squawman and Indian scout died at St Francis 8 D and was buried by American Legionnaires with full military honors at Rosebud Indian Reservation cemetery. Born September 1 1830 in New York he served twenty three years in the U S Army as a scout and fighter and earned respect from both Indian and white communities for his tolerance and effort to bridge cultures.
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Sam Terry
St. Francis
D. American Légionnaires
Samuel Mark Terry
General Terry
Terry
Rosebud
United States Army
New York
Itm
Ahe
Proper Place for Soft Corn Is in Farm Silo
Minnesota experiment station official Andrew Bosa advises farmers to store immature corn in silos and to wilt it briefly before filling. If corn is frozen or badly dried, moisture adjustments may be needed. aim to silo before freezing weather to prevent leaf loss and feed waste.
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Andrew Bosa
Minnesota
Mr. Boss
Fat Hen Best Layer Says Farm Journal Writer
Experience shows a fat hen lays well, argues William Hart Harrison. The proverb too fat to lay is wrong. poor hens often fail to produce. A well fed hen has surplus energy aiding egg production, while lean birds may struggle to sustain life and laying.
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Experienea
Imi
Alway
William Hart Harrison
Farm Journal
Pigs Farrowed in March Will Make Most Profit
W. H. Peters of the North Dakota Experiment Station notes March farrowings yield top profits. Early born pigs fatten through summer, reach 180 to 200 pounds by November, and can be marketed by mid month. Keep brood sows in good condition and breed them early for best returns.
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Carn Ag
Rendy
W. H. Peters
North Dakota Experiment Station
Grain feed for laying hens guidance from old poultry manual
Grain feed for laying hens emphasizes empty crops at roost time and full crops after a ten hour period. Morning feed should be scattered over the floor in a six inch layer, about one third of daily grain, with the rest given so it is cleaned up before roost. Dry mash should be available in hoppers at all times. Adjust by exercising birds or reducing scratch grain and meat scrap if hens get fat. Avoid abrupt ration changes and do not force moulting through feeding.
Agricultural Do's and Don'ts From Farm Tips Column
Cut and burn corn stalks infected with aainttt. Plant alfalfa on well prepared seedbeds with inoculated seed. Raising more ten-litter sows boosts pork production toward profitability. Reduce broodiness by not breeding brood hens more than once per year. Feed calves adequately but avoid overfeeding. Dairy cows require four pounds of water per pound of milk. Keep milking equipment clean to ensure quality milk. Defowding hens and crowded conditions harm growth, especially in heat.
Wisconsin University assigns two distinct poultry rations
The University of Wisconsin uses two rations for poultry. Scratch feed is wheat and cracked corn in a 1:2 ratio with barley or oats as substitutes. A second self fed ration mix uses equal parts bear scrap, bran, gluten, rolled oats, and cracked corn with charcoal and salt added per hundred pounds.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Uniting Legion Post Proud Of Membership Milestone
Ft. Pierce Florida post reports 258 white World War ex-service members enrolled with 44 in a recent contest. The Florida department celebrates top growth, winning the Hanford MacNider trophy for largest membership increase and notes every post in good standing.
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Fr. Pierce
Fr. Pierce Fla. American Legionnaires
Pierce and Vicinity
Ft. Pierce Post
Florida Department
Huanford MacNider
Florida
Stormy Seas on Morning Felicit Tina Exchange
In a brisk domestic moment a woman chides a man to free space in his coffee cup while he snaps back. The quirky exchange hints at tension during American Legion Weekip activities and a tense domestic scene.
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Tina
American Legion
No More Diving Suita Novel Japanese Air Mask
A Japanese invention promises to transform the pearling industry by using a small mask with a rubber edge that covers the eyes and nose, connected to a sixteen pound compressed air cylinder carried on the chest. Regulated by the mouth via a tube, it dispenses with the old bulky apparatus enabling divers to operate with greater freedom and speed.
Calling Names in Crimson Gulch Robbery Debate
The narrator notes a thin robbery in the surrounding country and a flood of comment about what should be done with the felons, including a reference to freight rates in the area.
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Crimson Gulch
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