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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
2
The passage discusses a New Year 1958 scenario where an individual would write two checks totaling 2,493.94 to themselves. It mentions a Dow court form and a ten year plan under the U.S. Treasury Department to build a nest egg through regular savings at work.
Dr. and Mr. E J Janaen traveled to Des Moines on Monday morning where the physician plans to attend a convention.
Installation officers went to Bedford Wednesday of last week and installed the officers of the I C C F and Rebekah lodges at Jolot installation.
BE. M. Posten, who had been with his wife at the hoeniteir St. Joseph Mo., spent Tuesday until Friday of last week here at his home.
Me and Mrs Waite Walker of Clorinda welcome a baby boy born Tuesday at Municipal hospital in that city. He is named Dennis Wale. Mrs Walker was formerly Miss Mary Lou Cundy of Sharpsburg.
Harry Heltermen and family came back Sunday from a weekend trip to Des Moines where he paused his 80th birthday. Lewis Koneene and family of Nodaway also visited him during the same period.
Mr. Georgia King and Mr and Mrs Arthur King and their children from near Blockton spent Sunday with Earl King and family to celebrate the birthday of Mr. Georgia King.
The Semper Fidelis club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Harvey Nicoll s home with guests Mrs Swin, Mrs Red McKoes, and D. O. C. A January 4 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Price included Oren Price, Paul Greeley family, Lester Posten family, Clarence Tribolat family, Bill Fulton, Lewis Huss, Jaude Graydon family, and Mrs Bird Coy. A short business meeting followed. February plans set at Mrs Bill Fulton s home with Baech er Smithe8 assisting.
Dr Ward L Beebe notes improvements in livestock through breeding and on farm disease control aided by modern medicines. He emphasizes the paradox of progress with only one veterinarian per 25 000 farm animals, highlighting scarce veterinary support in agriculture.
Feeding trials show beet top silage can halve hay needs when producing beef, mutton, or milk. The succulent silage supplements forage and other feeds, with many feeders considering its value near that of good hay, ton for ton.
Spectators at a congressional inquiry chuckled at a film remark about efficient government. The piece defends Congress, cites 17 major actions after the war, notes savings of 2 to 3 billion for taxpayers, and urges gratitude for lawmakers’ persistence in safeguarding the republic.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says fertilized pastures can ease feed shortages for farmers. They note fertilizer boosts spring pasture growth, aiding legumes and grasses to provide grazing days and low cost protein rich feed, reducing grain use amid a weak winter wheat outlook.
Iowa farmers face constraints on applying fertilizers this year and must use inputs efficiently. Iowa State College economists advise representative sample testing to identify which fertilizers yield the greatest field benefits, noting high analysis grades often offer better economy. A humorous local anecdote follows about a widow who marries her late husband’s brother, the image of whom hangs in the parlor.
A fragment shows a father urging a doctor to ask one more question while debating medical roles. The excerpt humorously questions how a doctor should treat doctors when the healer becomes the patient and whether the caregiver would apply the same care to the caregiver.
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