Reseeding Pastures Boosts Forage Growth In Spring
The Farm Crops Department at Iowa State College advises reseeding pastures in early spring to thicken stands. A mixture of timothy, red clover, and biennial sweet clover is recommended, with seed rates reduced to about one third for reseeding. Disking and top dressing with manure improve weed control and rapid forage growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Road drags urged daily to speed spring thaw
Highway Commission engineers say dragging dirt roads every day during the spring thaw speeds opening of Iowa roads to normal conditions. Frequent draggings pack the surface to shed spring and early summer rains, preventing waterlogged subgrade and rutting, with every round trip paying off later in better maintained roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Iowa
Prepare To Spray Now For Timely Agricultural Spraying
The notice urges readiness for the first spray with material and equipment in place. If the local druggist does not supply spray material, contact the County Agent who will ensure the right kind and proper amount is obtained. Subscribe for the Times.
Clover Crop Decline Tied to Soil Fertility Practices
Iowa State College reports clover acreage fell over the last decade due to high seed prices and poor stands, but main cause is lack of plant food in the soil. Add organic matter and limestone to correct acidity. inoculation helps alfalfa sweet clover and soybeans, while red clover often requires none. Nurse crops matter. oats outperform later oats, with spring wheat performing poorest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Orchard spraying and poultry demonstrations draw crowds
The Palo Alto County Farm Bureau held four orchard spraying pruning and poultry demonstrations last week. Demonstrations showed sprayed apples yielded cleaner marketable fruit and profits per tree of 8 to 15 dollars versus unsprayed bad fruit. Poultry specialist Warren outlined chick mortality from hatching to market due to unsanitary conditions and poor equipment and offered control and housing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Farmers consider culling to improve poultry yields
The text argues for limiting poultry holdings in parts of the state to avoid overcrowded conditions. It claims overcrowding reduces egg production and suggests that disposing of at least half the flock could yield more eggs, urging stricter shelter requirements to prevent overstocking.
Lost Island News Births and Local social notes
Lost Island News reports a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Wm Ras ixtwaen plus numerous local visits, calls, illnesses and family events. Notables include Henry Hauge visiting Wednesday, Karl Holte in Estherville, Nes Matsen hosting supper, and multiple farm moves, medical plans, sickness, and entertaining gatherings around Es therville and Story City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Island News
Wm. Rasixtwaen
Henry Hauge
Karl Holte
Estherville
Nes Matsen
Walter Matsen
Milo Hausner
Frank
I. H. Sandvikeome
Keister
Minnesota
Ed Ellingson
Fred Baedke
Nels Smith
Albert Thu
Rachel Holte
Ethel Sheffield
Floyd Smith
Sheffield
Story City
Winter Weather Reappears in South Emmet Notes
Rural notes report renewed winter weather lingering as locals record corn shelling, visits, and illness. Several residents travel between Estherville Wallingford and area farms while a new gravel road project promises improved links to the Spear corner and Conrad Russell’s vicinity. Community updates include births illnesses and local meetings with trustees noted in Wallingford on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Olson
Jay McCarty
Estherville
Wallingford
Lewis Larson
Roland
Dickey North Dakota
C. B. Larson
L. A. Larson
Cyril Good
Ed Osher
Will Osher
Westfal
Nels Mortensen
Herslof
Manda Egeland
Ole Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
John O'Connor
B. ‘Largon
Basie Jacobson
Spear Corner
Conrad Russell
Estherville- Grachtinger
Mary Peterson
Eatherville
Keokuk hydro plant and Iowa factory landmarks
The report highlights Keokuk as the location of the greatest hydro electric plant on earth, while Burlington is noted for hosting the largest packet factory in the United States. Davenport is cited for the world’s largest broom factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Keokuk
United’ States
Burlington
Davenport
Marne Memorial Poster Art Promotes Liberty Statue Gift
American schoolchildren will give "one cent and upward" for America's Gift to France a monument to Frederick MacMonnies. The $350000 statue at Meaux will be funded by contributions during March 22 week with posters by Albert Sterner. Charles J. Sabin leads the fundraising at National Headquarters New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
America
Frederick MacMonnies
MacMonalea
Albert Sterner
Marne
National
Nisgin Street
New York
Charles J. Sabin
Iowa’s giant factories and state wealth in 1910s report
The report lists the largest factories in Iowa by product and locale including Cedar Rapids corn, Red Oak calendar, Dubuque sash and door, Davenport macaroni, Burlington furniture, and Waterloo cream separators. It notes Iowa’s agricultural value with crops and livestock outpacing U S figures, and highlights breeding leadership in Percheron, Shire, and Clydesdale horses, plus extensive farm asset data and production statistics. A Boone New Jersey segment follows, detailing Rita Came Long Ways To Wed Lover Anna Klein and the subsequent rasied questions of marriage, travel, and legality, ending with her return to Hackensack after the case was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lrgest
Red Oak
United States
Dubuque
Davenport
Burlington
Waterloo
Iowa
California
Canada
Pacific
Mountain States
Towa
France
Belgium
Scotia
England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Anna Klein
Park Street
Hackensack
New Jersey
Boone
Earl Leaverton
Mr. Leaverton
Leaverton
Lucy McPherson
Miss Klein
Mrs. Leaverton
Democrat
Boone Boy
Earl
Boone Democrat
Graettinger Iowa Want Ads Listing Mix
Classified notices list farms land sales poultry eggs and horses for sale household properties in Graettinger Iowa with names M Weinholzer Jewelry E M Thompson O H Raleigh Ole Petersen and others plus items like single comb brown Leghorn eggs and two cars for sale including Overland and Ford entries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clausen
John C. Molison
Graettinger
Iowa
New Location for Turkish Bath Establishment
L. P. C. Larsen states the business now operates from a new residence and will no longer be at the Woodman hall. The move formalizes the new location for offering Turkish baths and medicated baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
L. P. C. Larsen
Larsen Sanitarium Bathhouse Advertises Treatments
The Larsen Sanitarium promotes Turkish and medicated steam baths as top in the northwest with hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, dietetics, and physical gymnastics. It claims cure of chronic diseases, specializes in rheumatism, spinal adjustments and massage, and offers corn removal with testimonials as advertising. Office listed in Woodman building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Woodman Building
L. P
Larzen
Farm Bureau elects new National officers
Executive Committee of the Town Farm Bureau Federation reports changes after state and national leadership shifts. Co W Hunt becomes president, BE H Cunningham named secretary, replacing Jim Howard and Mr Coverdale as the State Organization’s secretary. Hunt praised as a seasoned farmer and advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Howard
National Farm Bureau Federation
Coverdale
Co. W. Hunt
Hunt
Middle West
Jim Howard
Cunningham
Ing
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Times
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
South Emmet
Meaux
Statue of Liberty
Rita
M. Weinholzer
E. M. Thompson
Emmetsburg
South Dakota
J. B. Lambe
M. D. Smith
O. H. Raleigh
Graettinger, Iowa
O. H. Raeleigh
Ole Petersen
Osborne
Herbert Thwaite
Phona
Concord
Carl Spies
Lewis Lippold
Finder
Martin Aylward
Rhode Island Reds
Jim Hansen
Leslie Jones
Olney, Ill
Larsen Sanitarium