Watch For Borers Time Approaching And Paying Off
An Iowa State College entomologist argues farmers can earn about 28 dollars per hour by spending ten hours over a 20 day period examining corn for first brood borer eggs and applying treatments. With spraying costs around five dollars per acre and potential yield gains of twelve bushels, net income could exceed two hundred eighty dollars from the ten hours spent checking a radar field.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Iowa
Gunderson
Rumblings From Your Town and County News
A hometown column recounts plans to drain Fine Lake and tracks water gauges at Pine Creek, plus a local youth earning 25c a trip to the gauge. It notes radio forums on postal cuts, a humorous Eldora bride pie mishap, and garden humor about floral drapes. It warns borers threaten crops with high moth counts and egg mass classes, urging farmer vigilance and extension schooling. It previews a Liberty Bell replica tour for Independence bond drive and mentions a Cedar Rapids editor touting savings during war and peace eras.
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Fine Lake
Herman Dortisvach
Pine Creek
Dinner Bell Echoes From a Bygone Farm World
In reminiscence of late spring and country life, Cynthia Gray recalls the dinner bell once common in Wild Cat Grove. The bell signaled meals, hive swarms, fence repairs, and chores, with each home’s tone signaling neighbors. Today tractors and radios replace the bell, leaving a nostalgic ache for simpler signals and feasts.
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Lord Byron
Cynthia Gray
Wild Cat Grove
Emergencia
c.Ga
Blakeleys
Jane
Dave
Eldora scouts offer odd jobs before Valley Forge trip
Eldora Explorer Scouts plan a Valley Forge journey and are taking short-term work before their June 30 departure. Darrell Scott and other Scouts invite locals to hire them for a few hours of labor, reflecting the motto Be Prepared as the enterprise grows more than 40 percent in recent weeks.
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Davenport
Post Office Department
Eldora Explorer
Valley Forge
Darrell Scott
Malachi
Children Day and Bible School Plans in Point Pleasant
Mrs Dean Eggleston notes upcoming events in Point Pleasant including Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Children's Day practice for the evening program on June 18, Bible school beginning June 19 with a week ending June 23, and the annual Sunday school picnic at Logsdon Park with a noon picnic. community members attend and host gatherings across nearby towns.
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Bible School
Logsdon Park
First Congregational and St Marys Catholic Services Noted
The Rev Ralph B Imes leads First Congregational with Sunday school at 10, children day at 11, services at 6 and 11, sermons Life With Father and A Little Child Shall Lead Them, Pilgrim Fellowship at 5 30 with reports. St Marys Catholic Father L V McDonough presides Masses 8 and 10 am weekends 7 30 am weekdays Confessions Saturday 4 and 1 Tp m. Sacred Heart devotions 7 30 pm Friday. First Holy Communion June 1 at 4 pm and 13 Hours Devotion with private adoration, closing services by Father C C rummy of Waverly. Confirmation June 26 at 3 30 pm by Most Rev Leo Binz.
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Ralph B. Imes
Pilgrim Fellowship
ST. Mary's
L. V. McDonough
Sacred Heart
C. C.rummy
Waverly
Leois Binz
Dubuque
Malachi Proposes Simple Remedies for Dull Times
The speaker frames Malachi as a voice to troubled Jerusalm in exile, urging leaders to reform. He calls for faithful church leadership, obeying existing laws, strengthening the home, and loving church support to revive community life and national character.
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Jerusalem
God
Amos
Hosea
Isaiah
Jeremia
Ezekiel
Malachi
Christian Church
First Baptist H C Bu nty Church Services
The Bunty church announces pastor FIRST BAPTIST H C Short leading morning worship at 11 a.m. with sermon Corrupt ed Doctrine. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wayne Bartholomew superintendent. Junior and Senior B at 7:00 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Sermon The Pragedy of Half Heartedness. Prayer service and Bible study Thursday at 8 p.m.
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First Baptist
H. C. Short
Eldora area notes and historical snippets span decades
A mixed 65 to 5 year retrospective from Eldora Iowa recounts storms, school board decisions, races, marriages, and local happenings. Highlights include Kate Reynolds named Eldora school principal, Miss Smith’s tenure, Doc Morse’s trotting horse Dick winning $300 at Fort Dodge, plans for a new lumber yard, and long gap travelers. Earlier items mention marriages, funerals, and civic events across 1895 to 1936 with names such as A. L. Murray Mina Lockwood Halpin and more.
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Eldora
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Fort Dodge
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Correctionville
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Herald
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W.S. Porter
C. F. Stauffer
C. BE. Greer
Det Hunter
Carl Newcomer
Marshalltown
Bible school postponed one week in Owasa area
Community notices detail social visits and gatherings across Owasa Iowa including Mr and Mrs Ray Saint hosting guests from Newton Kansas and Davenport trips for Trickey and Kinney families. Visitors from Portland Ore join Marshalltown relatives for a family picnic and weekend stays at various homes in Eldora Waterloo Iowa Falls and Kamrar.
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Eldora
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R. O. Huffman
Clear Lake
Owasa
Claude Koop
Kamrar
Ike Hansen
Manly
Linda Lange
Milo Ward
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