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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1953
Page
6
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For sale notice listing 3 Grint documents and 1 buck with a young New Zealand white rabbit named Denny Maynen. Phone 321K. Also includes a rental line for a 2 room downstairs apartment with bath and hardwood floors newly redecorated. Close to Br edy Banach. Phone 8.
A garbled list of transfer deeds and mortgage notes from Le Mars and surrounding areas. Names include Andrew C Carstensen Amin da, Grover Bechtle Core Bechtle Elmer Holzapfel Elizabeth Holvarfel Joan Holzapfel Henry Funk Ellen Funk Elton Lang Mildred Lang Donald Lang Tolk Lang Victor Lang Mildred Lang Eldon Tang Mildred Tang Harold Lang Lorne Lang and others with parcels, fractional interests, and sums like 1.00 6450.00 and 100.00 noted. Continues fragmentary entries for 32-91-45 32-91-46 32-91-48 and related townships.
The Washburn 4 H unit met at Ray Carsten sen's home with Donald Norton presiding. Four members answered roll call on farm events as Ray Carsten sen presented a talk on farm safety and safe steps. A motion to adjourn was made and lunch served. Reporting by Ray Carsten sen.
The Iowa Department of Health reports 228 rabies cases statewide in 1962, down from 404 in 1959. Dog rabies fell due to vaccination programs, with Polk County at 5 cases vs 56 in 1951. Webster County had no rabid dogs in 1952, while cattle and other animals remained concerns.
A Minnesota dairy farmer earned 218 dollars per acre from fertilized pasture while another producer yielded 470 pounds of beef per acre. Experts equate pasture to 150 cow flags per acre, about 50 bushels of corn or 100 bushels of oats, and note grass and legumes improve soil, moisture, fertility, and erosion control. A new 16 page Flax Development Committee booklet, 700 Baker Building, Minneapolis, offers methods to raise grass yields and includes free copies.
E J Mitchell of the Flax Development Committee says more flax is needed for next year. For the third year running the United States failed to grow enough flax to meet domestic demand. Reserves are at six year lows, and officials forecast linseed oil and flax product consumption will exceed domestic flax by about 30 percent next year.
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