03 Jul 1947
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1947
Page
1
The Gravity Jown newspaper notes June rainfall totaling 13.03 inches, the heaviest on record. Readings occurred on June 6, 10, 12, 13, 14, 21, 22, 29, and 30. The issue carries subscription prices and an editor note by Francis.
The report notes corn borer damage last year totaling 33800000 dollars. It highlights eligibility for state aid to stock ponds with fish under the State Conservation Commission guidelines. The text also references wool pricing, production costs, and red clover as a notable crop in this context.
Advice from Ell Graham at Low State College favors fully red raspberries for freezing and canning over black varieties due to seeds. Wash selected fruit, remove mold, pack in sugar syrup, and process in a boiling water bath. If firm, add sugar and boil. jars sealed hot. Processing times vary 15 to 20 minutes depending on preparation.
Iowa State College Specialista advises cutting hay when about half in bloom to balance yield and quality. The article warns of potential screw worm infestations this year and urges treatment of open wounds with Smear 62 or Smear 882 from USDA formulations, citing Dr. K. W. Stouder’s work.
The family expresses deep gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for floral offerings cards and expressions of sympathy and kindness during the passing and burial of their beloved husband father and grandfather. They will be remembered with affection by Mrs E J Posten Gertrude Posten and the Chandler Mohrmaz and Gibson families.
Rebekah Circle met June 25 at Carrie Urter’s home with Verla Moore and Maude Grayson as gracious hostesses. Twenty one members present. Grace Seld ers Eva Coy and Orpha Bakar named Flower and Sicknese committee. Irene Wilson and Carrie McColm led a short program. July serving committee included Vera Gold Irene Wilson and Marle Hall. Program by Verla Moore and Eva Coy. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses.
The Social Hour club will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs Rugeell Farrens on Thursday, July 10. The Semper Fidelis club met Friday afternoon with Mrs Carrie McColm.
Mr and Mrs Z. R. Siders and their son Ted, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kirby of Diagonal spent Wednesday last week in Des Moines. Mrs Seldera attended a clinic at a hospital there during the visit.
Floods in central and southern Iowa caused major wildlife losses. Ground nesting birds especially quail and pheasants faced drowned nests as floods arrived during incubation. Fur bearers like muskrat and beaver suffered heavy losses, while young mink were endangered. Some species may rebound with late litters.
Uncle Sam urges American fathers to honor dad year round by buying United States Savings Bonds. Two automatic plans are offered, including a Payroll Savings Plan for retirees and an option to purchase a bond monthly through a checking account.
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