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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
6
Iowa State AAA Committee and Appanoose County present a Q and A on combining tracts for allotments. Answers cover averaging yields, landlord payments on non corn crops, soil-depleting and conserving payments, wheat allotment rules, and seedings for red clover versus timothy.
For weeks into mid July, groups of 75 to 100 Iowa farm boys tour counties to learn blue ribbon baby beeves raising. The annual 4-H project tours, in their 10th year, are directed by Carl A. Oldsen and J S Quist with Town State College staff, reaching about 80 counties and drawing 3,000 plus farm boys and parents to farms feeding and handling calves for fall shows.
Trade offer for a span of work mules described as good users. Contact George Ocker for details or potential exchange.
Plans to merge the 1988 Iowa Territorial Centennial with the 1938 Iowa State Fair aim to crown Iowa’s centennial in Des Moines this August. The fair will feature a daily March of Time historical parade, Homes of the Century period rooms, a Nineteenth Century Style Show, and a Century spanning livestock exhibit with era photographs and farm machinery history.
Described exhibits include old fashioned farm implements and a grand Panorama of Iowa mural by PWA artists encircling the Agricultural Building to show agriculture’s history. Transportation displays cover ox and horse drawn vehicles to early autos, tracing a century of progress as officials aim for a composite life and industry showcase at the centennial state fair.
Hilltown resident Mrs. J M Stites returns from St Joseph hospital Centerville showing slow improvement. Her Des Moines relatives Paul and Harold Stites visit with sister Mrs W H Stites and others. W W club sends a potted plant and Mrs Stites thanks them. Lavelle Moore of Moulton dined with the Stites family Sunday along with Lavern Sebolt and son Fred.
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