Keep Confidences Advice to Parents Keep Confidences
Mrs Alma Jones a child development specialist at Iowa State College says wise parents keep confidences to preserve trust and understanding with their children. She warns that telling tales harms the home atmosphere and undercuts parental guidance while many youngsters resent mothers sharing private problems with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Jones
Iowa State College
Mrs. Jones
Dwight Brause
Fayette
Donald Mabee
Harl Clemons
Iowa City
L. B. Waldo
Luanna Martin
Washington, D. C
John Martin
Robert Broer
State University of Iowa
Jess Broer
Beth Clampitt
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Christmas Luncheon and Pageant At Child Study Club
Providence hosts the Christmas luncheon of the Child Study Club at Quakerdale dormitory with 18 members and guests. A program featured vocal solo by Mrs Clampitt, a reading by Mrs Wilbur Davis, and a kindergarten play directed by Mrs Esther Youngquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Tatum
Corwin Hadley
Kenneth McDowell
Charles Williams
Child Study Club
Quakerdale
Stephen Young
Harry Clampitt
Lloyd White
Lyle Davis
Richard Veren
St. Anthony
Wilbur Davis
Eldora
Vernon Brown
Hubbard
Clampitt
Esther Youngquist
Carroll Cook
St. Thomas Hospital
Marshalltown
Susan
Walter Cook
Gurney Thornton
Iowa Falls Hospital
Jefferson Ford
Houston
Texas
Foreign Mission
Africa
Helen Kersey
New Providence
Honey Creek
Neil Martin
Lawrence Beach
Alice Pool
Mae Martin
Stanley Rash
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Otis Rash
D. A. Dumermuth
Pearl Dumermuth
Good soybean seed plentiful in Iowa for next spring
Iowa State College agronomist C R Weber says high quality soybean seed is on hand for planting next spring. Harvesting finished early this year, with moisture content favorable for easy, safe storage and good germination next season. State yields averaged about 22 to 23 bushels per acre, above some drought expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Weber
Iowa Experiment Station Agronomist
Iowa State College
Hawkeye
Weber
New Varieties Help Boost Soybean Yield and Harvest Ease
Weber cites factors boosting yield and easy combining in soybeans. Weed absence and wide farmer acceptance of high yielding varieties, especially Lincoln and Hawkeye, underpinned strong 1940s yields. Hawkeye acreage expected to rise, replacing Richland and much of Lincoln in northern areas as late-year prospects grow. Hawkeye released in 1948 for seed increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Lincoln
Hawkeye
Richland
Soybeans favored as corn yields lag behind this year
The yield of beans this year was relatively higher than corn. Corn faced borers, a major October wind storm, drought, and an average November Crop and Livestock Report value of 49 bushels. Farmers see a soybeans advantage with some planning to grow more next year. Weber notes a shift toward soybeans if corn acreage declines, but advises not to abandon corn entirely and to expand sod crops for soil health.
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Weber
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Willard Martin
Clinton Gibbs
Lawn Hill Lumber Company
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Bloomington
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