Hessian Fly Found In Winter Wheat In Alls County Fields
County Agent George Rosenfeld and Extension Entomologist Pred Butcher report Hessian fly damage in winter wheat. One field showed about a seven percent yield loss, with rapid fly proliferation possible if wheat is seeded late. An official forecast will be announced by the extension service. growers will be informed via Farm Bureau. Volunteer wheat should be plowed or disked to kill larvae. plowing aids destruction and helps young plants survive. Questions directed to Farm Bureau or Iowa State College Entomology.
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Alls County Avenue 2
George Rosenfeld
Pred Dp. Butcher
Extension Service
Town State College
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Amen
It Is Fair to Dock Croppy Poultry Price
Poultry marketing expert W D Termohlen says cropping poultry is unethical and harms price fairness. He notes crops weighing up to two ounces are restricted on eastern markets and empty crops are required for dressed birds to avoid souring and discoloration.
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Iowa
W. D. Termohlen
Agricultural Extension Service
Ames
Termohten
W. H. Lupy
Poultry Research Society of America
Rats and poison guidance from Iowa State College bulletin
An Iowa State College agricultural bulletin advises practical rat control through hunger as a motivator for bait acceptance. It recommends red squill and barium carbonate as poisons and details testing bait preferences with nonpoisoned samples before applying poison. A sixteen page booklet titled The Rodent Pests of Iowa offers extra guidance.
Fire Blight Threat to Apples and Pears in State
Fire blight of apple and pear trees is widespread across the state causing losses. Injury to blossoms fruit twigs leaves and trunks is reported by R H Porter extension plant pathologist at Iowa State College. Early symptoms include twig blight with sudden death like heat and blackened shrinking tissue. Cankers form and water naked when active. Control centers on spring and winter cleanup removing dead trees and cankers. Carve out affected bark past margins and sterilize pruning tools with mercuric chloride though not ideal for cuts. Living cankers may be scraped out and wounds painted with disinfectant or mer Mercuric cyanide mixtures and glycerine prepared with precise steps and stored securely.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Slooweps Hela Kuguat a Hay ion pad Bre
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Things All Set for Annual Health Contest at Fair
Preliminary exams for the 4 H health contest are arranged with Mills County Medics Society and Dr J A Parsana and others from Malvern Glenwood Hastings and Malvern joining in. The Polk County Medical Association will donate time to stage the state contest where each county will be represented by a boys and girls health champion.
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Mills County Medics Society
J. A. Parsana
Fir
R. Scott
Malvern
der. Agan
Donelan
Glenwood
Christy
Hastings
Dewitt
M. S. Campbell
Polk County Medical Association
Tawa
Poultry Tour Led by Local Figures Near Malvern
County leader Ray Wilton with Mrs. WHL Bradley and Prof. Moss Berry of Strahan led a poultry club tour on Wednesday July 31. About 144 birds were selected to be exhibited at the County Fair in Malvern.
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Ray Wilton
Whl Bradley
Mossberry
Strahan
Malvern
Freedom and Responsibility in Choice and Virtue
Charles Eilioth Eacrett argues that humans possess freedom to choose between self-serving vice and helpful virtue. He cites divine justice and a Golden Rule path, urging self-mastery, temperance, and moral responsibility to avoid ruin and reach heaven. Life’s journey hinges on acting with love, not lust, and on discernment of the right road.
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Angels of Heaven
Endan Dome
Valley of Tears
Heaven
Hells
Charles Eilioth Eacrett
Wheat and Corn Prices Still Encouraging at Malvern Market
Malvern market reports show No 1 wheat at 1.26 and No 2 corn at 35 cents with oats at 42 cents. Prices remain well above seasonal lows, though off from recent peaks, suggesting wheat and corn will command food prices throughout the season.
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Malvern
Ak-Sar-Ben Announces Omugha Livestock Show Dates
Omugha Nebraska announces the annual livestock and horse show will run November 2 to 4, as confirmed by W H Schellberg of the Ak-Sar-Ben Board of Governors. He refutes rumors of cancellation and notes sufficient funds have been raised to support the event.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Omugha
Nebr
W. H. Schellberg
Ak-Sar-Bean Board of Governors
Schellberg
Hyegtack
Omala
al Alvyaloek
Church Services and Program for Next Sunday
The schedule lists Sabbath school at 11 o clock in the morning and an 11 o clock sermon titled Will Men Ever Follow Jesus taken from the Gospel of Luke. A union young peoples meeting is at 7 PM and an 8 PM union evening service at the Methodist church. Regular morning services are noted at the Baptist Church and a union young peoples meeting plus evening preaching at the Methodist church.
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Union Young People's Meeting
Methodist Church
Paul H. Hicks
Jesus
Nime Young People
Methadist
Union
Baptist Church
Union Foung People's Meeting
Methodist
Ee Ae
Nebraska 95th anniversary celebration and livestock show
A fragmented notice describes plans for a year end celebration in Nebraska featuring an expanses of premium attractions and a livestock show. It emphasizes a community entertainment program and remembrance of the state’s fifty fifth anniversary with hopeful plans for a prominent public event.
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Nebraska
Utr
Mills County 4-H Girls Honored at Camp Miniwina
Delegates Signeil Alice Plerer Enlia Dayis Quine Conrad Pauline Hufford greet Mills County 4-H girls at Camp Miniwinea expressing welcome and pride in their participation.
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Mills County
4-H
Fawn Delecates
Camp Miniwinea
Signeil
Alice Plerer
Enlia Dayis
Quine Conrad
Pauline Hufford
St Marys Township Meet Set For Saturday
St Marys township announces its regular monthly meeting will be held Saturday August 11 at Albert Brandt's. Miss Allis Anderson chairs the Bram committee and the public is invited to attend.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Township
Albert Brandt
Allis Anderson
4 H Girls Club Meeting Ingrahama Township
The organization meeting of the 4 H girls club in Ingrahama township was held at the leader Mrs Floyd Til home on Wednesday afternoon July 1 Plans for the year were laid seven girls attended and more are hoped for at the next gathering Officers elected include Della Maynes president Effa Mayneas secretary treasurer Iona Anderson historian Mamie McMahan door keeper Waive Henderson reporter The club will be named The Happy Workers
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Ingrahama Township
Floyd Til
Della Maynes
Effa Mayneas
Iona Anderson
Mamie McMahan
Walve Hendergron
Auguet Tt
the Happy Workers
Waive Henderson
Thrifty Thirteen Club Met at Ethel Shook Home
The Thrifty Thirteen met at Ethel Shook’s home on July 18 with nine members and the leader present. Roll call prompted colors for members’ rooms, minutes read by secretary Geneva Mintle, reports on Week at Camp Brewster, refreshments served, and plans for the next meeting at the Sell home. Helen Stanton and Mildred Harvey were vilims of the club.
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Ethel Shook
Geneva Mintle
Fern Alberts
Janie Slaughter
Camp Brewster
Helen Stanton
Mildred Harvey
Sell
Hyzer Buys Morr Wisconsin Guernseys
Fred Nayis and Bert Hyzer returned from northern Wisconsin with dairy cattle for their herd. They purchased a number of Guernseys and purebred Duroc hogs to ship there, driving over two thousand miles on the trip.
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Fred Nayis
Bert Hyzer
Wisconsin
Ceresan Controls Smut On Barley In Field Trials
Field notes report Ceresan gave excellent control of covered smut on barley seed. Loose smut remained uncontrolled and hot water treatment was noted as the only effective method. Velvet barley showed high susceptibility with losses up to ten percent in some fields.
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Ceresan
Retro. Available Those People Date The D Ohiskous
Fragmentary notes describe a dated scene with scattered terms such as auto pecan and ork. The text fragment lacks coherent events, identities, or clear actions to form a complete news item.
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Fee's
Ork
Uae
Seventy-Fifth Birthday Honoring Albert McAlree at Country Home
A birthday celebration marked Albert McAlree’s seventy-fifth with a family picnic at his country home organized by daughter Mrs. Ethel Marshall. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClure, Mr. and Mrs. CO A Moore, Clifford, Eunice Schaeder, and George Marshall. The event featured fried chicken, desserts, and a lavish lawn supper. Wishes for more years of happiness were extended from Silver City.
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Albert McAlree
Ethel Marshall
McAlree
Bob McClure
CO. A. Moore
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Mills County Farm Bureau
Kanite Acketem
Criba
Fred JD
Butcher
Iowa State
Crolleze
Extension Service of
Iowa State Collaga
Penta
State College
Hay Ion
Ls Baye
Presbyterian Church
Thrifty Thirteen
Hyzer
Morrisconsin Guernseys
Retro
Wade & Butcher
Wall
M. H. Latchaw
White Cloud
E. G. Wederquist
Dale Laughlin
Independent Hog Buyers, Inc
Iowa Hogs
Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Council Bluff
Hee Vo
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10Th and Broadway
Council Bluffs
State Savings Bank
Roadsters
Nash
Nash Engineering
Lovejoy
Tomi Readies
Conde Cabsialat
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