Lime as Essential Element in Plant Growth Modes
The text discusses lime’s role as a key nutrient for plant growth, including its influence on phosphorus availability and soil chemistry. It compares coarse and fine limestone, noting their different availability in the first year and over time, and suggests lime grade should match subsoil lime availability for optimal results. It references regional sources and notes the impact of soil conditions on lime strategy and crop outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igkys
Dave Aires
Pmprestet
Seachings
Lowa
Netqasku
Washington vs. Lincoln Heo Theeetay Vivo
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a political oratory theme about government by the people for the people. It references a comparison between Washington and Lincoln and mentions civic duty and governance. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to garbled wording.
Sidney Hospital Dismantled for Camp Office Quarters
A crew of camp workers under Foreman EE. E. Perri dismantled the Sidney camp hospital structure. Materials were moved to the local camp area to be reerected as office quarters for technical staff at camp SCS-TA-6. Final approval needed to proceed at the present camp boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. E. “Perri
Sidney Camp
Adarey
Sidney
Weer Y
Erosion of Soils Urged for Upland Watersheds
A lengthy feature urges rapid action on soil erosion across watersheds. It cites accelerated run-off from stripped slopes, drying streams, and sinking water tables, noting 73 percent of land is open, with topsoil only 7 to 8 inches deep. It links erosion to farm capital loss and warns of national impact, calling for soil preservation methods and better land management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Malti
Ever
Ciel Mayer
Gail
Neds
Utter
Mercer
Bernese
Dereustices
We Stand Appraised CCC Curtailment and Purpose
Editorial comment from an American magazine discusses proposed CCC cuts to 1200 camps, weighing past and present activities and future potential. It praises the CCC’s social and material work, questions its permanent role, and argues the movement’s inspirational value for American youth and natural resources conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iivin Conservation Corps
CCU
Actvites
Coaps
CCC Nas Ily
COC
Amerjet
CCC
Objective of the Soil Conservation Service explained
The article outlines soil conservation goals through farmer cooperatives to demonstrate soil and water preservation. It details practices such as terraces contour strip cropping permanent pasture and cover crops with a five year plan in Mills County showing land utilization aims and projected gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Lyford
Seven Mills
Camp Service
Technical Members Attend Conference At Shenandoah Project
All members of the SCS-6 technical staff attended a two day job training conference under CCC auspices at the Shenandoah project offices last Thursday and Friday. The meeting included gatup commanders and educational advisers. B. Vetter state administrator SCS conducted the conference with J Homer Hill and Co, corps area and district educational advisers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Shenandoah Project
Gatup
B. Vetter
Soil Conservation Service
J. Homer Hill
Co Gordon
Corps Area
Federal Soil Conservation Act praised in wartime speech
A degraded OCR fragment discusses the 1935 Soil Conservation Act, the 1936 Flood Control Act, and the Taylor Grazing Act as pivotal in soil preservation. It praises Congress for recognizing agriculturists' role in flood and soil protection, urging continued land-use reforms and crop rotation to save the land and national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Andy Walter
Great Plains
Vinion
Ganges
Mate Geverniente
Hannes
Ricky
Editorial: Youth Lessons From Ford Man WJ Cameron
Editorial remarks to American youth by WJ Cameron of Ford Motor Co. urge youths to see life as training ground not an oyster. He says growth comes from inner mastery, and that America offers broad opportunity for those with hands, overalls, ideas, and will to serve their generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ Cameron
The
Ford Motor Co
Fife
Certificates for First Aid Awarded in 17-member class
M S Niefehes reports the completion of a Standard American First Aid course with 17 members. Minimum 15 hours of instruction meet American National Red Cross standards. Enrollees include Booth Brown Cofer Hans Gordon Hood Hughes Harness Jackson Litt Sheets Suggs Wise Swift Turner and Yancey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Niefehes
American National Red Cross Organization
Booth
Brown
Cofer
Hans
Gordon
Hood
Hughes
Harness
Jackson
Litt
Sheets
Suggs
Wise
Swift
Turner
Yancey
Brome Grass Helps to Solve Pasturage Problems in Iowa
Landowners in southwest Iowa face scarce grass and hay due to overgrazing, weeds, and moisture shortages. Brome grass, a long lasting perennial, offers erosion resistant sod with good grazing potential, spreading via rhizomes and forming stands after 2-3 years. It thrives in the region, staying green through summer and enabling higher stocking rates than Kentucky blue grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
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Lee
Wubver
Rae
Stata Die Maines Wit Mb Ast
Smith Avsy Fis Drome
Tout Fe
Washington
Lincoln
Sidney Hospital
Camp
Shenandoah
Holland
Wallace
Uhiark
Jo Wiesner
Ohl Welch
Roesh
Green Bay Lumber Co
D. Slothower
Mgr
the News
Malvern
Wearin
Crerrend Issu
Poseste Magazin
Cone
John Cockletair Leslie
Brick Mills
Flash McMahon
Karloff
EK. Lind
Chillicothe Business College
Lite Leray
OM Dutch Cleansers Camp
Juba
Lancaster
Chism
C. Carrol
Omaha
Dee Skaggs
Bisa
Hineoity
Stacy
Aurea
Anii
Faye Diate
Taylor and Lind
Ranosteeetral
Taman Yates
Anton
Editorial
Drouth
RB. Lyford, Camp Agronomist
Jacobson
Dairy Maid
Northwestern Candy CO
Des Moines, Iowa
Coca - Cola
Toler Bros
Zurmuehlen Co
Weat
Council Bluffe, Iowa
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