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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
3
Weather researchers warn of a warm humid period in Iowa likely to trigger an apple rust outbreak. The fungus lives on apples and cedar trees, requiring both hosts to complete its life cycle. Signs appear as yellow spots on upper leaf surfaces and orange spots on the underside, with cups forming as the disease progresses.
Ragweed pollen causes hay fever especially in August and September as the main irritant, with windborne pollen reaching cities from rural areas. Immunization via injections can prevent symptoms, and avoiding pollenyp exposure helps, particularly for those with known sensitivities. Vandals struck in Lyon county, breaking into Doon and Larchwood garages, stealing small items, spilling gasoline and oil, and causing property damage.
The May 15 index for general farm price levels stood at 136 percent of prewar values, two points below April 15 and twelve points lower than a year ago, as reported by the United States Department of Agriculture. The drop reflects lower prices for farm goods.
The National Geographic Society expeditions uncovered Pueblo Bonito and its 2500 inhabitants in New Mexico. Researchers study growth-ring patterns to build a calendar of climate and events, tracing beams back to the original growth years.
The piece argues people overvalue conversation and that silence offers relief. It praises taciturn wisdom, noting many great minds spoke little and kept to their own business. It warns talking can cause headaches and heart tempo shifts, while quiet living can prevent furious conflicts.
Mrs Taft ordered 80 Japanese cherry trees after entering the White House and a New York resident donated 2000 trees. Damaged by a bug, the import trees were discarded. Tokyo later gifted 3000 trees. Spring blossoms appeared along the tidal basin. Agricultural prices rose for farm produce while meat and dairy markets varied. Akron butcher hogs sold at 10.50 per hundred at the Sioux City market.
Ssm Uthe of LeMars offered six head of steers averaging 1100 pounds at the Sioux City market, with bids cashing at 13.85 dollars per hundredweight.
Townspeople are urged to reclaim the meaning of Independence Day and actively participate in planning and hosting local celebrations. The piece argues the day’s original purpose is often lost and encourages residents to invite friends, improve the town’s look, and engage visitors to showcase the community.
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