The Raising of Sweet Corn by a Iowa Farmer
Mr. Merritt Greene Jr of Marshalltown Iowa, a six to seven hundred acre sweet corn grower, shares detailed advice on field selection, seed bed preparation, planting depth and spacing, cultivation, harvest timing, and silage value. He contrasts sweet corn with field corn, noting economic advantages, feed value, and crop rotation benefits, with emphasis on careful field choice and labor.
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Merritt Greene, Jr
Marshalltown
Iowa
Greene
Canners of
Iowa Canners’ Association
Iowa City
The Invasion Is At Hand Clean Up Your Back Yards
A Marshalltown Times Republican warning urges residents to clean up back yards and alleys to prevent house fly breeding and the spread of disease. It calls spring rains and neglect as drivers of a looming health threat and stresses individual action now.
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Henry Klahn
Osford Mirror
Harold
Fred Wosoba
Mr. Klahn
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Speaking of Thrift. own City Republican
A party discourse argues that all arms used against Americans by Villa forces were manufactured and sold by Americans, framing the national crisis as a thrifty, business-minded enterprise.
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Villa
Hard to Overtake Perry Chief Villa Bandit Feud Continues
Perry chief says the end was near for Villa yet the notorious bandit maintains a new jumpa ahead of pursuit as the chase persists.
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Perry
Villa
Jumpa
Seed corn testing drive offered to Jones county
Iowa State College Extension proposes sending a seed corn agent to Jones county for two to four weeks to locate and test seed, teach testing methods, and promote a 10 percent yield increase. The program covers salary and travel, with local groups paying lodging and rail fare.
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Iowa
Jones County
Linn County
Jackson County
Dubuque County
R. K. Bliss
Ames
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Hopkinton Leader Items
Hopkinton school board reelected five teachers Miss Cummings Miss Hall Miss Blanche Miss Heisey and Miss Lane for another year. Prof. Peterson may seek another location and Mrs. Earhart plans retirement. P H Evers and Pat Leonard return from Isabel South Dakota visit. their children John Leonard couple fare well and crop prospects look good. Eastern towns recently had snow after Tuesday storm. H L Main learns of his father B L Main death in Belgrade Nebraska. body to Hopkinton and Buck Creek for interment. Miss Agnes Stirton of Monticello visited Mrs. R J Davis.
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Miss Cummings
Miss Hall
Miss Blanche
Miss Heisey
Miss Lane
Peterson
Earhart
P. H. Evers
Pat Leonard
Isabel
South Dakota
John Leonard
Towa
H. L. Main
B.L. Main
Belgrade
Nebraska
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Agnes Stirton
Monticello
R. J. Davis
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Speaking of Thrift
Monticello State Bank
Jones
Staite
Assis
Taha
Medverliy
Lowa
Jones Country
Win
Stuhter
U.8
Niehardsen
Unshier
Nraued
Tharein
Wm. Stuhlesr
K. Richardson
Gashler
Wm. Stuhler
Richardson
Welch
J. BE. Hicks
Ts. E. Hong
H. George
M. W. Herrick
Lowell State Bank
Auditor of States
BMC
National Boat
Ean
LO Cnuck
Geo
J. Lavell
B.C. Stirton
Sheréin
Skid Bank
Gro. L. Lovent
J. W, Doxace
L. W, Lovell
Japan
Tellea
Plymouth Rock Lima
Plymouth Rock
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
Renee
Eee Reese
Due Clearing House
State OF Iowa
J. H. J. Stutt
F. E. Stimson
J. H. J. Stott
J.H.J. Stutt
F. B. Stimson
Charles A. Coxsee
Notary Public
J.d. Locher
W. Ireland
Florida
R. G. Hearn
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
Scotch Grove Nursery
Scotch Grove
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Siebels & Schoon
Chamberlain
Kettlitz & Kay
A. M. Maurice D. D. S
Lovell
H. M. Reward
James Remley
Remley & Remley
Anamosa
Main Street