Fayette Co Farm Bureau Picnic and Beekeeping Meet
Fayette County Farm Bureau announces a June 27 picnic and sports festival on the U U campus with 4 H kittenball games and a noon picnic dinner. Awards include largest family, oldest and youngest members, and pie baking prizes. A beekeepers short course follows July 2 at the West Union Fairgrounds with talks by George Schatz and Prof Paddock on beekeeping topics.
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Pinal
Farm Bureau
U.U
Cordine
Harv L. Olesen
Mittee
Dale Roberts
Fayette
Nick Croatt
St. Lucas
John King
Oelwein
J. F. Ingels
Randalia
Carl Miehl
Maynard
F. Shaffer
West Union
E. J Heise
H. L. Arthur
A. Vaniman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Vaniman
United States
Center Township
E. S. Este
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
National Iced Coffee Week Promotes Cool Summer Brews
The Farm Pantry celebrates National Iced Coffee Week from June 22 to June 29. It offers two coffee methods for serving cold brew, plus tricks like flavored whipped cream and add-ins. The page also shares recipes for molded veal salad, ginger cookies, banana whipped cream tarts, Nat Cup Cakes, and other dessert ideas.
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Mary Ball Washington
4-H Club Girls Demonstrations At Buchanan County Courthouse
Gladys Adams 4-H Clothing Specialist will visit Buchanan County next Friday June 27 to assist 4-H Club Girls with demonstrations at the Courthouse Assembly Room. Two general meetings that day will precede team-by-team guidance and individual help.
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Gladys Adams
Cooperative wool pooling and local farm program progresses
F B F led a discussion on agricultural conditions from World War I to II and future prospects. Fayette and Oelwein area growers pooled over 10,500 pounds of wool in late May and June with the Iowa Wool Growers Association, advancing 23 cents per pound on combing wool. The West Union show and sale drew strong participation as cooperative efforts expand to include home economists, 4 H, and nutrition plans in local communities.
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Gerald Snyder
Fayette
Leroy Alcorn
Carl Lueder
Rodney Drewes
Henry Felts
Donald Scott
Ronald Grafenberg
Albert Moschel
Harold Tope
Robert Hoover
West Union
Alfred Stewart
Louis Smith
Oelwein
Gunnison
Robert Kline
Frank Brownell
Stanley Glen Bennington
Paul McElroy
Meta Jane Masters
Conorrati
Fayette County
Israel Shaffer
Inna Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Nutritionists Plan Sessions On Canning Amasomn
Nutritionists announce canning demonstrations and classes in local communities. Mabel Nelson of Iowa State College heads the state health and nutrition committee and announced plans for sessions.
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de P Mabel Nelson
Iowa State College
Professor To Prepare History Of Agriculture In Iowa
Dr Earl D Ross, longtime Iowa State College history and government staff member, is chosen by the Iowa State Historical Society to prepare a centennial history volume on agriculture in Iowa. He will join as research associate for the summer and return to his Iowa State position September 1. The society has published two preliminaries, Iowa Through the Years and Iowa Pioneer Foundations, with Ross producing a more specific volume for the 1946 centennial of statehood.
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Ames
Iowa
Earl D. Ross
Iowa State Colege History
Iowe State Historical Society
Ross Wis
The
Historical Society For
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Iowa State
Cyreru: Cole
Iowa Piercer Foundations
George F Parker
Ross Wil
Coastline Claim Sparks Debate Over Michigan Detail
A quirky note asserts Michigan has the longest coastline in the United States, claiming over 2,000 miles. The statement appears in a casual remark, not a formal source, and reads as an opinion rather than a verified fact.
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Michigan
The
Union
Preventing Baby Pig Losses Boosts Farm Profits
A Midwest agricultural note explains that about one third of piglets die before market, mostly in the first weeks. It urges immunization of breeding stock against cholera, timely vaccines at weaning, proper nutrition for sows, and simple measures like guard rails, clean pens, and cleaned udders to reduce scours, pneumonia, and anemia, aiming to lift pig crops by at least 20 percent.
Sudan and soybeans offer emergency crops for washed-out Iowa fields
Iowa State College agronomists advise farmers to plant Sudan grass and soybeans as emergency crops in cornfields washed out by the rainy season. Sudan grass is the first choice for yield and versatility, with soybeans offering hay or bean yield when planted through late June. For small patches, beans can be drilled with corn rows. millet and buckwheat are less favorable options.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College Agronomists
Sudan
Joe L. Robinson
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Camp Hantesa activities and county listings noted
Camp Hantesa dates are listed as August 1 to 3. Counties mentioned include Boone Dallas Greene Hamilton Madison Marion and Wright. Other dates include July 22 to 24 for Black Hawk and Benton Counties. The fragment references multiple county events or registrations without full context.
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Clarke
Camp Hantesa
Boone
Dallas
Greene
Hamilton
Madison
Marion
Wright
Black Hawk
Benton
Camps for 4-H Girls This Summer in Iowa
Ames Iowa June 24 Four H club girls from 56 Iowa counties will attend camps this summer. Specialists from Iowa State College will lead sessions on music conservation and tree creation. Campes run from June 23 in Davis County and continue through July at multiple sites including Woodbury, Linn, Emmet, Buena Vista and more.
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Iowa
Edith Barker
Iowa State College
Davis County
Brewster
Far
Adair
Adams
Cass Freemor Mills
East Pottawattame
Pottawattarme
Union
Lioux City
Harrison
Ida
Monona
Sac
Woodbury
Walther
Okobon
Emmet
Buena Vista
Dickinson
Cherokee
Clay
Lyon O Brien
Qucenia
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Abe Lincoln
Cedar
Muscatine
Scott
Clear Lake
Bremer
Butler
Chickasaw
Floyd
Howard
Mitchell Lake
Comar
Frank
Iin
Deliver Park
Webister
Pine Lake
Hardin Grundy
Jasper
Marshall
Story Counties
Lake Ahquabi
Flood Silt Damages 2000 Acres in Iowa Farmland
Rough summary: About 2,000 acres of crops and pastures in the Upper Iowa watershed near Decorah, Iowa, were seriously damaged by sediment from the May 29 flood. Estimated damages reach $550,000 with extensive soil burial on flood plains and bottomlands. Local Decorah losses cited between $150,000 and $300,000. Local CCC camp disruptions and road damage noted.
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Ames
Iowa
Frank Mendell
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Mendell
Mendel
Decorah
CCC
Lanesbere
Minn
Conservation Service
Trating the Value of Practices in Water Loss Checks
A fragment discusses evaluating the value of practices used to check sul and water losses. It notes the importance of systematic checks, potential efficiency gains, and implications for operational performance.
Seed Analysts Of U S Canada to Convene at ISU
Ames Iowa June 24 The annual national convention of the Association of Official Seed Analysts will be held at Iowa State College July 8 to 11. Seed experts from most U S laboratories and eight Canadian labs are expected. The program focuses on seed identification and germination with data analysis taught as a school. Leaders include C N McIntyre of Columbus Ohio association president and F A McLaughlin of Massachusetts State College.
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Ames
Iowa
Association of Official
Iowa State College
de R. H. Porter
Iowa State College Seed Laboratory
United States
Eght Laboratories
Canada
C. N. McIntyre
State Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Ohio
F. A. McLaughlin
Massachusetts State College
Amherst
Mass
Porter of Ames Heads Research Campaign Panel
Porter of Ames has served as chairman of the research campaign for five years and was association president in 1968, highlighting his leadership roles in local civic efforts.
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Porter
Ames
Camamliie ‘Tee
Association
Huge Collection Of Plants Sent To I S.C. Ames
A vast Alaskan plant collection, over 10 000 specimens, arrived at the Iowa State College Botany Department as a gift from J P Anderson of Juneau Alaska a 1913 ISU graduate and retired florist. Anderson plans further summer collections and aims to return next fall to conduct research with Alaskan plants. He previously resided in Lamoni Iowa and served in the territorial legislature and as census superintendent. Knechout Drops Knockout drops are composed gloral hydrate.
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Ames
Iowa
United States
Iowa College
J.P Anderson
Juneau
Alaska
Iowa State College
Anderson
Lamoni
What Test Will Correctly Measure Man's Intellect
A reader discusses Bruce Blevin and the IQ theory pushing for identifying geniuses by tests. He cites historical IQ ranges, questions the tests' human reach, and warns that talent and will cannot be captured by numbers alone. A NY Civil Service study is cited, suggesting brains can accompany strong physiques.
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New York
A. B
Calgary
Alberta
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