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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

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Railroads Use Half Rockwell City Water Supply

The Illinois Central and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul each draw more than half of Rockwell City’s water for locomotives, totaling over 23.5 million gallons in the year ending March 31. Combined they paid about $5,878 for water, with other lines like the Milwaukee Road using 7.2 million gallons and contributing to city revenues and water plant efficiency.

Rockwell City Illinois Central Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul D. E. Leonard Cknois Central Milwaukee Ing J. R. Pratt Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Minors Central the Central Milwaukee Road Titinus Central John Buttner

Seeding Alfalfa Clover or Rape In Corn For Rotation Gain

H D Hughes of Iowa State College reports that sowing alfalfa or clover or rape in corn at the last cultivation can save a year in crop rotation. Sweet clover can provide pasture or green manure, with 6 to 8 pounds of rape used where hogging down is planned. Success depends on late rains and timely harvest, with about half the seasons yielding a good stand under average conditions. Seed broadcast with a cyclone seeder before final cultivation.

H. D. Hughes Farm Crops Department Iowa State College Iowa Iowa Experiment Station Hudges

Gilman Named Chairman of Mycological Section in Laramie

Dr J C Gilman of Iowa State College Plant Pathology Department is invited to chair the mycological section of the Botanical Society at its summer meeting in Laramie Wyoming from July 31 to August 4. A new USDA bulletin Fire Protective Construction on the Farm offers guidance to farmers on fire prevention through farm building design and layout.

J. C. Gilman Iowa State College The Botanical Society Laramie Wyo United States Department of Agriculture

Town Doctor warns appearance drives value in towns

The Town Doctor argues that appearance of a town governs its value and sales, comparing it to a blemished face and faulty packaging. He urges communities to remove scars from front yards, stores, and offices, noting eight in ten purchases are swayed by visuals and stressing proactive pride and improvement to attract investment.

A. D. Stone The LeMars Globe-Post LeMars Lions Club

Oakland and Pon tiac Sixes sales soar in five months

Oakland Motor Car Company reports that five month sales of Oakland and Pontiac Sixes totaled over 55 percent of 1928 annual output, signaling a new high year ahead. May shipments reached 28,444 cars, lifting first five month total to 145,868, up eleven percent from 1928.

Oakland W. R. Tracy Oakland Motor Car Company New Oaksland Pontact Tracy

Do Not Wean Pigs Too Young

Iowa State College extension specialist H. L. Quaife warns against weaning pigs at 4 to 5 weeks as it raises costs and slows growth. Early weaning leads to runty, unthrifty pigs. even feeding separator milk to 4 week weaners produced pot-bellied pigs weighing only 20 to 25 pounds at six weeks. He notes eight to ten weeks is a desirable weaning age.

H. L. Quaife Iowa State College Mr. Quaife

Lemon Juice Additions Improve Home Canning Quality

Iowa State College home economics workers tested lemon juice with corn string beans Swiss chard and asp ragus to boost keeping quality. One teaspoon per pint of beans sufficed with 134 hours in hot water. chard needed one teaspoon per pint with two hours. Corn required two teaspoons per pint with 2% hours of cooking for pints or 8% hours for quarts, and baking soda to corn helped flavor.

Iowa State College Ames

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