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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
LeMars Globe Post serves as the official city and county paper with price set at $2.50 and notable charge listed as 83.60. The notice reflects a local government oriented publication typical of small town newspapers.
Miss Anna Marelle and Miss Mabel Steele led an afternoon party with eight tables of cards and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Carl Paul of Muskego and Miss Edith Heiser of Oklahoma City. Renewals and future entertainments were planned by Anna Marette and Mabel Steele. Various clubs met for afternoons, teas, and luncheons across town with church auxiliaries, philanthropies, and social clubs hosting. The record lists hostesses, attendees, and light refreshments accompanying meetings and socials through the week.
The piece notes a birthday party honoring three children Cora Millie and Johnnie with games and a luncheon. Local social life includes visits from Jim McCoy of Sioux City and Anthony Thoma of Seney, plus a sewing course at Model Sewing school and a dress shop promotion.
Be seven or eight hundred or one thousand farm families taught to think in the same direction. They have been taught co operation and to consider the farm home. They know teamwork and that will mean much to America’s future. The boys and girls trained in club work will raise citizenship standards as counties form groups and county farm bureaus grow.
Mr. Smith notes dramatic improvements when using a purebred male. He says maintaining a purebred sire through the first generation yields an offspring that is one half purebred, with gains over pigs sired by scrub or grade stock.
Mr. Smith argues heredity governs rapid growth and final size, noting beef steers commonly exceed 1,000 pounds in 18 months with good breeding, unlike scrub stock. He estimates purebred sires could lift livestock value by 10 to 25 percent, urging increased use within the national program Better Lives Better Stock, now in 43 states.
The article argues that higher profits from breeding arise as breeders improve stock, noting the broad benefits to agriculture. It cites annual losses near two thousand dollars per livestock farm, urges seed, breed, and method study, and highlights economic incentives for breeders and the public.
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