Starving Weeds Urged as Effective Control Method
Iowa State College extension pathologist R. H. Porter outlines starvation and tillage strategies to curb perennial weeds. Techniques include top-growth suppression, summer fallowing for large patches, and careful cultivation with spring tooth harrows to prepare fields for crops like corn, soybeans, and eventual alfalfa stands.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Porter
Death summons Mrs. Tiemeyer in Iowa City hospital
Blanche Louise Tucker Tiemeyer 60 native of Louisa County died Saturday afternoon at University hospital Iowa City after a long illness. Born December 19 1873 in Concord township she married Gus Tiemeyer in 1894. Survived by husband daughter Willa May Fowler nephew Wayne Tucker two brothers and a sister. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the home east of Wapello Rev Jesse Huddle officiating burial in Wapello cemetery.
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Gus Tiemeyer
Louisa County
University Hospital
Iowa City
Blanche Louise Tucker
James
Cornelius Tucker
Concord Township
Gussie
Willa May Fowler
Chicago
Wayne Tucker
H. S. Tucker
Cedarville
Kas
John Tucker
Birmingham
Carrie Jones
Denison
Colo
Jesse Huddle
Wapello Cemetery
Brood Sows Most Efficient At Two Years Old
United States Department of Agriculture figures from 1921 to 1930 show brood sows reach peak efficiency at two years of age. Records from 1,467 sows at Maryland Mississippi Louisiana South Dakota and Montana farms indicate 2-year-olds lead in key factors such as farrowing rate, birth weights and pigs weaned. The 3-year-old class ranks next, with older sows generally performing worse.
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Epperly Heads Duncan Township Farm Bureau Chapter
Mrs Clyde Epperly was elected president of the Farm Bureau unit at the Epperly home. Mrs Floyd Crapnell was chosen vice president and Emery Epperly was elected secretary treasurer. The group will meet regularly on the third Tuesday of each month.
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Clyde Epperly
Farm Bureau
Duncan Township
Epperly
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Emery Epperly
I pledge loyalty to Farm Bureau and its broad program
The speaker commits support to the Farm Bureau urging belief in the organization’s service to the individual and its county state and national programs addressing agricultural economic and social issues. It emphasizes protection constructive action and focus on farm problems to build permanent prosperous independent American agriculture.
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Henson Reports on Alfalfa Test
Iowa State College experiments by Prof. E R Henson show windrowing alfalfa after wilting is best for Iowa conditions. Findings cover moisture levels for color and storage, rates of curing, heat and mold risks, and guidance on keeping hay without combustion danger.
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Farm Crops Department
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Seven Pointers to Fight Potato Bugs Listed
The article lists seven farming tips for potato beetle control. It notes the beetle overwinters in the ground and fall plowing helps. Handpicking and natural predators like lady beetles aid egg control. It compares calcium arsenate, Paris Green, and arsenate of lead as pesticides and gives mixing ratios. For small fields it suggests dusting with flour and using fine spray mist. two beetle broods occur yearly. mid summer shells can hinder poisoning.
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Colorado
August Meeting Led by Mr Jor on Organization Value
The August meeting was held at the home of Mr Jor who led the discussion on the value of organization.
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Jor
Four-H Girls Plan for West Liberty Fair Exhibits
Four-H clubs train fourteen demonstration teams for the West Liberty fair. Judging teams are forming and clubs prepare rooms with old furniture displays. Each booth carries a placard summarizing club work and exhibits.
Culling Non Layer Hens Recommended by ISU Expert
Iowa State College extension expert W M Vernon warns against keeping non laying hens through summer and fall. Loafers consume feed and reduce profit, with early culling saving feed costs and reducing losses. Culling should start in spring, continue to fall, done by owner or affordable commercial help. Extension bulletin No 170 offers guidance.
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Iowa State College
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Vernon
Iowa Farm Bureau to Hold State Contests at 1934 Convention
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will stage four major state contests at its 1934 annual convention. The seventh annual male quartet contest is sponsored with Meredith publications of Des Moines, and the third annual women’s quartet contest is also planned. Complete rules appear in the May issue of the Bureau Farmer as plans for a statewide chorus project are outlined.
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Four-H Club Girls Prep Camp in Muscatine County
Four-H girls from Muscatine County will camp at Rotary Hut July 19 20 and 21 with about 45 participants from 14 clubs. A county rally day is planned for July 21 and the event features the Festival of the Newborn written for Iowa Four-H girls by Fannie Buchanan with 1500 girls at the June convention.
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Rotary Hut
Iowa
Fannie Buchanan
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Ames
Farm Bureau Exchange Classified Ads
Numerous Iowa farm ads seek shorthorn heifers bulls calves beef calves hay raspberries and corn stock deals. Listings include Henry Sy wassink Fairport Muscatine Raymond Satterthwaite and Henry Paul with contacts in Fairport Atalissa Durant and Moscow. Trade requests include Oldsmobile sedan and truck bed while others seek corn shelling and double corn cribs.
Turbulant Jr Percheron Stallion for 1933 Season
Registered Percheron stallion Turbulant Jr number 142355 to stand the 1933 season at the owner J. L. Peters residence in West Liberty Iowa. Will not be responsible for accidents. Terms ten dollars.
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J. L. Peters
West Liberty
Two-In-One Costume Pattern 1509 by Anne Adams
The Muscatine Journal advertises Anne Adams Pattern 1509 for a two-in-one costume with a dress and cape that can be worn together or separately. Sizes offered include 14 through 18 and 32 to 42 with 16 requiring 438 yards of 38 inch fabric. illustrated sewing instructions are included and orders go to The Muscatine Journal Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
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School District of Muscatine Financial Report 1933
The Muscatine Independent School District presents a fiscal statement for the year ending June 30 1933 detailing receipts and disbursements across General and School House funds. It lists balances from prior reports and a 1933–34 budget estimate totaling 212000 for general and school house funds.
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