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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1925

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Farn Land Moving Across Provinces in Major Farm Sales

Readable columns show multiple Iowa farm transactions with prices per acre ranging from 160 to 260, including 40 to 160 acre tracts. Names include Sylvester McNair Osceola and Jacob Arnett estate, with buyers like Oscar R Johnson and L G Oberhelman. Movements indicate rising land values and cash deals across counties.

Clarke County Sylvester McNair Oseceola Jacob Arnett Osceola Boyden Arthur Miller Jake Moormond Meylink & van Stryland Charles P. Tenney Carrie BE. Ferguson Charles Lansink Ida Grove Silver Creek Township Eugene Batson Lansink John Mejerink Record-Bra Selis First National Bank of Bancroft Oscar R Helen M. Johnson August Person Tribune Emmetsburg Palermo A. M. Meyer Holland Mr. Meyer Orville Climite Courier Reinbeck Manson Arnold L. GC Oberhelman Lohrville John J. Klinkenberg Sweet Johnson Mr. Klinkenborg J. M. Shaffer Beerman Webster City Homer Road Shaffer Journal Charles Jordison Manchester H.C. Nieman Mr. Jordison Wall Democrat Remsen Bell Enterprise Peter Henry Feller Ovens Pete Feller Anton Mets le Mars Melis Henry Melis A. Noyer Iast Seventh Street Grove Township Ilteher Chapel Guy Shepherd Cums Emmett Adams Noyers News Atlantic Peaton Fred Peaton Downey Morrison John Charles Runf Lloyd Runft Agaiin Rudolph Burge Paton Harry Powell Simon Nagel Waukon Paul Hawke W. R. Wildman Blockton William Moon J. A. Wozan Bedford Charles Johnson H. M. Buchanan Board of Supervisors Taylor County J. R. Cooper Conway Lavina Mary Anderson D. L. Harsh Perry Sioux County Kilburg John Kloppenburg

Purnell bill expands farm research funding in South Dakota

The Purnell bill, approved by Congress and accepted by the Regents and Gov Carl Gunderson, provides 20000 this year to each state's agricultural experiment station with a 10000 increase annually to reach 60000 by 1920. South Dakota State College President Charles W. Pugsley cites it as a major step for agricultural progress, outlining national program goals in farm economics marketing home economics and rural sociology. South Dakota plans a regional research program focusing on corn production marketing and surplus handling, with projects to begin soon after July 1.

Congress Regents of Education Carl Gunderson South Dakota Charles W. Pugsley South Dakota State College United States Pugsley Agricultural College St. Louis Farmtr-Veoridmred Fetather Corn Belt Wiy

Chicago Roundup fuels wild west travel surge

Advance word from rail and road officials predicts a sharp rise in travelers to Chicago area resorts as the Chicago Roundup and world rodeo, set for August 16 to 23, attract crowds. Local groups discuss honoring cowboys whose rise helped shape the metropolis, with plans for a grand Western celebration.

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More Ways Than One To Keep Down Pests

A Iowa piece discusses diverse pest control methods for gophers ground squirrels and mice. It covers natural predators like hawks owls and snakes and details chemical and trapping options including cyanide gas dusts baits and fumigation along with farmwide cooperation to reduce infestations and protect crops.

Iowa Polk County R. S. Herrick State Horticultural] Society State House Des Moines Iowa State College Iowa State Experiment Station Ames

Controlling Rodents Through Proper Building Protection

The text argues to seal edges deep enough to deter rats, cement sills, and lay cement around studding bottoms. It notes pests can be managed if their habits and food preferences are understood, emphasizing the high damage from rodents and the need for preventive work despite small costs.

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