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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1929

Page

7

How to Pick the Seed Corn

Iowa State College bulletin reports on a three year study by H D Hughes and Joe L Robinson. It finds seed health matters, with hard horny kernels yielding best while starchy kernels perform poorly. Ear circumference and shape show little yield relation. large unaffected ears under good conditions matter less than kernel quality.

H. D. Hughes Farm Crops Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Joe L. Robinson Iowa Corn and Smail 7 Iowa State College Ames Iowa

Unclear Auto Crash News from Sterling Area

Mrs Oral Bacon of Sterling reports her son Harold was run over and is unconscious. Harold regained consciousness with no bones broken and is expected to recover. Harold had summered in Town Falls and planned to study in Sterling. Vern Elliott, previously adopted by Conwell in Minnesota, plans to visit his brother Fred Conwell of Harmony. An accident on George Meyer farm near Ackley involved a windmill post and two cars. narrow escape for Roy Frantz and his son. Road grading from Lone Tree area begins with crews ready.

Laws Falls Oral Bacon Sterling, AL Harold Cady Bacon Kenneth Lena Harris Sterling Vern Elliott Iowa Falls Fred Conwell Harmony Minn Fred Elliott Town Falls Conwell Minnesota Clear Lake George Meyer Ackley Roy Frantz Meyer Farm Lone Tree Otto Kulow

PIP COMMITTEES AND CLASS OFFICERS AT THE SCHOOL

The article lists pep committee leaders by class with seniors Lil lian Ames and Warren Baker, juniors Robert Ralls and Reva Guthrie, sophomores Anjean Nazett and James Cameron, and freshmen Kenneth Urquhart and Jane Winnet. It covers Home Ec Club officers Ruth Oldenberg president Olive Wolfe vice president Hazel Whitney secretary Esther Russcrow treasurer and notes the annual all school MIX event with class stunts and refreshments. It also prints complete senior junior sophomore and freshman class officer rosters with presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers.

Lillian Ames Warren Baker Robert Ralls Reva Guthrie Anjean Nazett James Cameron Kenneth Urquhart Jane Winnett Home EC Ruth Oldenberg Olive Wolfe Hazel Whitney Esther Russcrow Miss Bishop Anna Mae Janssen Lynn Satchell Mildred Allbee Lillian Spilte Olive Platta Mildred Rees Guy Martin Bill Davidson Burnell Smith Mary Johnson Alice Brown Ward Fowler Robert Follett John Graham Ond

Car Stolen From Garage Recovered Near Hubbard

The Ford sedan of B. L. Glark was stolen last Friday night about eleven. It was found the next morning around eight a mile south of Hubbard after being driven by two boys from the Training school. The vehicle was damaged as it left a ditch and the boys were located at Hubbard the same day.

B. L. Glark Hubbard

Market pigs highlight Grundy county fair exhibits

At Grundy County Fair the market pig class drew attention for March farrowed pigs weighing up to 802 pounds. County Agent Plager bought the herd of about 60 pigs from a discouraged breeder, treated them for worms, and resold them to local boys who fed them on clean ground. Professor Hulser of Ames praised the pigs as the best market pork seen. The notice also covers weed control with sodium chlorate, upcoming poultry meetings in Iowa Falls, and state highway and tax revenue figures, plus a stolen 1928 Chrysler car report from Franklin county.

Grundy County Mny Plager Grundy Genter Prof Hulser Ames Farm Bureau Iowa Iowa Falls Towa U. S. Department of Agriculture Iowa Department of Agriculture Extension Service Towa State College U. S. Poultry Inspection Service Iowa State College

Local society notes from area towns and schools

Reverend and Mrs Clement Schrad er honeymooned in St Louis and Illinois then plan a Nebraska move. Mr and Mrs Otto Koeppen welcome a daughter at Ellsworth hospital Iowa Falls. Elena Bekemieier heads to Cedar Falls for state teachers college. L M Newgaard sold Nevada cafe to Mr Yost of South Dakota Otis will work for new owner. Catherine Boylan to teach in Shaker Heights suburb of Cleveland. Swallum visits Storm Lake with brother Dr Alva Swallum. Geebel family hosts Austin Minnesota visitors. Bess and Alice Hill to attend Morningside College in Sioux City. Garnette Mohler to teach Chester primary. Lois Meeker and Elsie Roll enroll at Des Moines Capital City Commercial College. John T Boylan of Eldora shows Masonry slides at lodge meeting.

Clement Schrader St. Louis Inllinois Nebraska Otto Koeppen Ellsworth Hospital Iowa Falls Elena Bekemieier Cedar Falls State Teachers College L. M. Newgaard Nevada Yost South Dakota Otis Catherine Boylan Cleveland Shaker Heights Ro Or. Swalhun Mr. Swallum Alva Swallum Storm Lake Marvin Geebel Austin Minn Edward Goebel Bess Alice Hill Sioux City Morningside College Garnette Mohler Chester School Lois Meeker Elsie Roll Capital City Commercial College Des Moines Masonic Lodge John T. Boylan Eldora

Union Dr L C Wilson Returns From Summer Visit

Union notes record a trip by Dr L C Wilson of Ames to fetch his two sons from their grandparents homes. The item also mentions visitors from Brooklyn and Marshalltown, a death in Fort Dodge, and a discussion on co operative shipping. It reports alfalfa valued at 44 dollars per acre compared with 15 for other hay and notes hog cholera outbreaks in Iowa.

L. C. Wilson Ames John Clinton Joe J. &. Ecklund Catherine Will Reed Gillette Deaconess Hospital Marshalltown Knute Espe Town Co-Operative Stock Shippers Association Co-Operative Shipping Federated Church In Union Union Farmers Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association Weather and Crop Bureau Iowa Department of Agriculture

Education loans and aid in the United States

The United States Bureau of Education reports half of men and a quarter of women in colleges work to pay their way. About 282 colleges give over 4 million dollars annually to students, with 100 independent agencies maintaining loan funds and 5 million dollars outstanding in student loans. A September menu features corn soup and a Spanish sauce omelet alongside standard garden fare. A home remedy for Scotch stains uses sun and hydrogen peroxide with careful ironing to avoid fabric bleaching. Ledger sworn circulation 2875.

United States United States Bureau of Education Ledger

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