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.
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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.
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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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Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Chicago
Plains
Ringes
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.
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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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Iowa
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George H. Ireland
Dodge Center
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New Hampton
S. D. Rurals
Windy City
Dayton Stoner
Chicago Association of Commerce
America
North- West Woods
Pigleys
Peoria
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