Into the Ashcan by R W Ashby
May ends with cool moist days and a fast pace as writer notes his reluctance for summer to pass. He lists upcoming dates including June 1 host county district weed identification and control meeting and June 2 district 4 H boys camp.
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County Farm’ Bureau Board
Knights of the road heroes: two truck drivers’ lifesaving deeds
Frank McClaren of Clinton Iowa halted his truck on a frozen canal verge to rescue a drowning woman and free two children after a car wreck. Martin Larson of St Paul pulled a man and wife from a burning wreck on a Wisconsin highway, later identified by a phone operator years afterward.
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Frank McClaren
Clinton
Iowa
McLaren
Martin Larson
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Larson
Summer 4-H Events June Calendar
A compact list of 4-H activities and tours scheduled across June, including county events, tours at Great Oak Walnut and Fern Valley, insect identification at Spencer, livestock judging and state convention at Ames, and various city-specific 4-H gatherings and tours throughout the month.
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Great Oak
Walnut
Spencer
Highland
Fern Valley
Ames
Silver Lake
Independence
Fairfield
Test Concludes Alfalfa Is Best In Mixed Pastures
In Southern Illinois clay pan soils alfalfa outperforms other forages when lime, phosphate and potash are applied. P. E. Johnson of the University of Illinois notes the mix includes alfalfa red clover and alsike with results showing alfalfa 46 percent of hay yield on fully fertilized soil, red clover 41 percent, while when only phosphate is added grass dominates and alfalfa declines to 23 percent with red clover 51 percent.
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P. E. Johnson
University of Illinois Agronomist
Johnson
Illinois
Midwestern
Usual Farm Service Drives Motor Protection Advice
Electric motor failures on the farm arise from overheating or overloading rather than wear. Fuses and breakers offer limited protection. use heat type delay devices and keep motors clean per manufacturer guidance. Protect circuits at the motor and consult power companies or dealers for suitable delays and sizing. Agricultural engineers stress high inrush versus running current requirements.
Highway Story of Clay Martin Ends in Sudden Flight
A driver named Clay Martin loses control on a rural Iowa road, the car leaps off the highway and crashes after a moment of stunned fear and reflection. The story intertwines Martin’s life details with a fatal impact as the vehicle demolishes a new car given to a graduating student. five youths in the car were hospitalized.
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Martin
GPT
Roland Black
Audubon Senior
Auto Ae
Hamlin
Farmer Jones backs U S Savings Bonds for farm gear
A vintage farm ad urges readers to prepare for aging equipment by investing in U S Savings Bonds to fund a replacement plan for obsolete machinery after years of service. The tone promotes prudent budgeting and a future purchase of up to date farm machinery.
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Farmer Jones
U.S
U. S
Tractor Accident Claims Audubon Man Bruce Burns
Bruce Burns of Audubon died after a tractor overturned while he plowed at night. He was pinned beneath the machine for about five hours in near freezing conditions.
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Dies
Bruce Burns
Audubon
City Meat Market Brings Graettinger Butcher Deals Home
Graettinger Iowa residents are invited to explore Times Want Ads for meat market specials at City Meat Market. The notice highlights current cuts, weekly discounts and contact details for orders and curbside pickup. Local shoppers can compare prices and save on quality beef pork and poultry.
Best Meats and Groceries by Robert Simonsen
When you want the best in meats and groceries think of us. We carry a large stock of fresh and cured meats including hams and bacon at low prices. Cream, milk, bread, and a complete grocery stock of fruits and vegetables are available. Telephone 71. Robert Simonsen, Prop. Your patronage appreciated.
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Pai
Robert Simonsen
Iowa Road Network and Neighborly Democracy in Action
Joe Esner at a gas station claims Iowa has the most surfaced roads per square mile. The author notes this enables easy travel among towns, fostering neighborly ties and shared tastes. References to sauerkraut in Ackley and Lisbon, kolaches in Cedar Rapids, Dutch bologna in Pella, and Ole’s coffee with beer highlight local hospitality and temperate preferences.
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Joe Esner
Joe
Iowa
Ackley
Lisbon
Laches
Cedar Rapids
Pella
Ole
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