Early Ohio Seed Potatoes For Sale And Misc Owlads
Classified item notes want ads including seed potatoes for sale by T Sullivan and various notices. Missing chain for Overland car, public lodge meeting dates, and names Edith George Emma Shaver Oracle Switches and Siak Chains from Combings. Estray sheep notice for Highteen head. requires property proof and expenses. Found a man’s coat east of town. call Times office to claim.
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Estray
R. G. Simpson
Grachtinger
Graettinger Boys Take Third At Sioux City Tourney
Graettinger High School basketball team earned third place at the Sioux City tournament, with Sioux City securing first, Battle Creek second. The Graettinger Reporter extends congratulations and regrets they did not win the top spot.
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Mimmersburg
Graettinger High School
Sioux City
Graettinger Basket
Battle Creek
Graettinger
Health and barberry rust control in Kossuth county
Miss Bonnstetter leads a health initiative across ten northeast Kossuth townships with school child welfare efforts and nurse coverage, aided by the American Red Cross. The program will rotate through schools during vacations and readers can expect timely health articles. Iowa pathologists report extensive barberry removal to combat stem rust affecting oats and wheat, with 40 to 60 percent infected in removals. rust spreads from barberry to grain and is wind aided.
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Iowa
L. L. Rhodes
Town State College
Comrainer Arasses
Grow Sudan Grass In Iowa Says ISU Farm Expert
ISU farm crops chief H D Hughes states Sudan grass fits Iowa conditions as an emergency non legume feed. It yields from two to nearly six tons per acre over eight years and can be broadcast and harrowed in. It seeds heavily, tolerates July planting, and holds leaves when hayed but may deplete moisture and nutrients if overused.
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Iowa
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
H. D. Hughes
Ames
Millett
Sudan
Iowa State College war enlistment totals announced
A commission reports 6846 men connected to Iowa State College served in the great war. Of these 103 died in action. The tally includes 632 students who left for service, 1536 in the 8, A. T. C., 186 in the naval unit, and 2028 in the mechanical training detachment. There were 1614 ex-students, alumni and faculty in service.
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Iowa State College
Town State College
Pig Club Members Seek Pure Bred Gift Before June
Members of the Pig Club will secure a pure bred registered gift prior to June 16 and will care for and record all pig feeding expenses. The pig will be exhibited in the county and may be sold. Awards depend on individuality, development, and records. State fairs offer prizes. Town State Fair offers $2000. County Agent contact urged.
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Pig Clubs
Pig Club
Kent
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Sioux City
Spring Canker Worms Threaten Shade Trees in Iowa
Dr E D Ball state entomologist says the spring canker worm moth emerges from the ground and climbs trees to lay eggs. To protect trees apply sticky bands on bark wrapped in heavy paper and renew for three weeks, avoiding direct bark contact. Do not spray directly on bark. Lead arsenate spraying after leaf-out kills caterpillars.
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Iowa
E. D. Ball
Enomologist
Dr. Ball
Scrane
Refinishing Old Furniture Techniques Shared by Expert
Miss Marion L. Tucker of Town State College Extension says rising furniture costs and falling quality push housewives to renovate. She advises lifting old attic pieces, removing glued carvings, stripping varnish, restaining, and waxing to revive value. The extension plans a new instructional circular for distribution.
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Marion L. Tucker
Extension Department
Town State College
Lawns Ready for Summer Says Iowa Expert
P. Brown, soils expert at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, urges proper drainage and moist but aerated subsoil for healthy grass. He warns against light sandy soils that drain too quickly and recommends manure or lime. For filling gaps, use rich soil with organic matter and plant food, avoid soils from cuts or gullies, and prefer cultivated soils free of weed seeds.
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P. +. Brown
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Town State Defeats Northwestern in Western Wrestling Meet
The Cyclones won four of five bouts against Northwestern University, expanding their string of victories. They prepare for a major intersectional meet with Pennsylvania on April second in Ames, a clash seen as a true test since both teams have not tasted defeat and eastern teams rarely travel west to wrestle.
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Northwestern
Town State College
Northwestern University
Cyclones
Pennsylvania
Ames
Town
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