Monticello Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Celebrations
Local residents report weekend visits across Monticello and nearby towns. Judy McDonald stayed with M. E. Messersmith in Independence, with dinners hosted by the Messersmiths and McDonalds. Anniversaries and hospital plans appear among frequent social calls and family gatherings in the area.
Plastic Tubes for Soil Drainage Tested at Iowa State College
Iowa State College researchers led by G. O. Schwab tested perforated plastic tubes to drain excess soil water. Tubes of 2 in, 1 1/ 2 in, and 1 1/ 8 in diameters were installed at depths up to 3 ft, with hole spacing and mole machine installation. Tubes drained slower than 5 inch tile but reduced excess moisture. limits include length, slope, rodent damage, and current availability.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
Peter A. Koob
Peter Va. Koob
Frank W. Less
W. L. Prakson
Towa
Gertrude Polkerts
Towa State College
Schwab
Howard County
Ankeny
Thanksgiving Visit Highlights from Rock Island and Sioux City
Mrs. Anna Mills of Rock Island arrives today to spend Thanksgiving weekend with her sister Miss Caroline Schoenhut. Mrs. R. J. Allen of Sioux City is visiting over Thanksgiving with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold White.
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Cecile Wilson
Minneapolis, Minn
Ralph Wilson
Lloyd Petersen
Lisbon
Ralph Petersen
Jean Ann Bell
Jesup
Mrs. Henry Seehusen
S. T. Stumbaugh
Clinton
Mrs
Ray Stumbaugh
Anna Mills
Rock Island
Caroline Schoenhut
R. J. Allen
Sioux City
Harold White
Cost comparison of plastic tubing drainage systems
Schwab estimates show 2-inch plastic tubing drainage costs about three-fourths of a 5-inch tile system. Smaller tubing reduces costs further to about half for 1 1/4-inch and one third for 1-inch tubes.
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Schwab
Fall Borer Count Indicates Midwestern Infestation Levels
Iowa State College and the State Department of Agriculture report the 1953 fall survey shows 483 live European corn borers per 100 plants, second only to 1949’s 802. Infestations are heaviest in central Iowa counties from Plymouth to Harrison and in nine southeast counties including Benton Johnson Cedar Scott Muscatine Keokuk Washington and Louisa.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
State Department of Agriculture
H. M. Harris
Plymouth and
Harrison
Butler and Poweshiek
Benton
Johnson, Cedar, Scott, Muscatine
Keokuk
Washington
Louisa Counties
Harris
Bigger Than Normal Corn Borer Threat Cast This Fall
The southeast district reported 579 borers this fall versus 301 in 1949, with entomologist Harris noting a bigger than normal population going into winter and potentially higher risk next year. Spring surveys will gauge activity as in previous years to guide farmers. Those who followed control measures saved real money, while others underestimated the threat.
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Harris
Delphian Club Meets at Hendersons
Mrs. Tom Henderson hosted the Delphian Club on Friday November 19 with the business meeting led by her and the program presented by Mrs. Louie Morf on Education in The Schools.
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Tom Henderson
Delphian Club
Henderson
Louie Morf
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