Everbearing Strawberries Yield 92 Quarts per 100 Feet Row
Iowa State horticulturist A E Cott cites research showing well managed everbearing strawberries can yield 92 or more quarts per 100 feet of row. Wet weather reduced fruit set and caused rot. extreme dryness also lowers yields. field practices include three rows per bed, one foot apart, one foot paths, a soil mulch, pruning runners, and planting new stock every two years.
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A. E. Cott
Iowa State College
E. L. Horticultural
Cott
Pettke
Gott
Erosion Control Trees Available From State Forest Nursery Ames
The State Forest Nursery at Ames offers low cost trees this spring for wildlife planting and erosion control. Richard B. Campbell at Tow State College notes these trees help reclaim rough land and reduce soil loss. Orders should be placed soon through county extension directors or other officials. late orders may be accepted. Species include red pine white pine jack pine green ash red elm soft maple and Russian olive.
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Ames
Richard B. Campbell
Tows State College
Campbell
Conservation Service
Farm Outlook For Iowa And Marion County In 1952
Frances A. Kutish of Iowa State College forecasts farmers should market lambs as they reach prime condition for gains. May prices may hold, with declines possible late June. Farm costs are expected higher than last year, with building materials and feeder livestock down. Hog marketing last week was the lowest since October, but federal hog slaughter from Aug 1 to Mar rose 11 percent, aided by pig crop and gilt increases. Butter output is down 6 percent year to date, Iowa production 15 to 17 percent below 1951, yet butterfat prices may stay above a year ago amid high consumer incomes.
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Frances A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Bureau of Agricult Economics
Iowa
Keep Livestock Yards Clean and Dry this Spring
Extension veterinarian Dre John Herrick of Town State College warns clean and dry yards prevent diseases. Drain barns and footings during rainy season to avoid breeding grounds for infections.
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John Herrick
Town State College
Campbell outlines plant order minimums and species list
Campbell notes require at least 250 plants of any one species and a total of no less than 500 plants per order. Species mentioned include Caragana dog wood wild grape and multiflora rose and Camp bell saya. Stratified walnuts will be supplied with each order of walnuts.
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Campbell
Wise Discipline for Children in Everyday Situations
Alma Jones and Mia Jones advise thoughtful parents on balancing guidance and autonomy. They caution against rigid authority and indulgence, emphasizing reasoning, warm family climate, and praise tied to a child's needs. Punishment is rarely needed if a child shows genuine remorse and learns from mistakes.
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Jimmy
Alma Jones
Cal
Iowa Farm Living Levels Exceed National Average
Farm living levels vary across roughly one third of Iowa's townships spanning the state from northwest to southwest. The levels are more than 80 percent above the national average, highlighting regional differences in living standards and welfare among rural communities.
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Iowa
Elkader Youth Jack Dittmer Wins Uni Baseball Fame
Jack Dittmer, an Elkader youth, rose to fame this year as an end on the university baseball team. He is under contract with the Boston Braves, signaling a significant leap from college to the professional ranks.
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Jack Dittmer
Elkader
Unibaseball
Boston Braves
Hoof and Mouth Disease Symptoms Urged For Iowa Farmers
Dr. John Herrick, extension veterinarian at Iowa State College, warns live stock men to recognize early hoof and mouth signs but avoid alarmism. He notes no US cases recently despite Canadian outbreaks and urges prompt veterinary reporting to official agencies. Vesicles appear on the tongue, lips, between toes, teats, and snouts, with fever and drooling.
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Iowa
John Herrick
Iowa State College
United States
Canada
Herricks
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Lake Prairie 4-H Clinches Marion County Cage Crown
Lake Prairie 4-H Club won the Marion County Boys 4-H Basketball Tournament at Knoxville High School Gym, defeating the 3-L's 24 to 22 in finals to claim the traveling trophy. John Gosselink scored 12 for Lake Prairie, besting Jim Bankus of 3-L's who had 14.
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Knoxville
Just Us
Pleasantville
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Jim Bankus
Hop
Harry
L's
Lincoln Lions
Blomgrens Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
At Growie Mr and Mrs Otto Blomgren celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Married in 1892, the couple now has ten living grandchildren.
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Growie
Otto Blomgren
County Soils District Dinner Slated for May 7th
Final plans for the Soil Conservation District dinner and election set for May 7 1952 at the Knoxville Masonic Hall were announced by Acting Chairman Rex Hamilton Tickets are $1 50 per plate and sales run through May 3 with no tickets at the door A program features Jim Jace of Iowa State College Ames Iowa and a commissioner election will select Rex Hamilton Marvin Harvey and Jacob De Haan as candidates voters are landowners per state law
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Knoxville Masonic Hall
Rex Hamilton
Hamilton
Marion County
SCS
Ofice
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Jim Jace
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Cording
Knoxville
Towa
Marvin Harvey
Bussey
Jacob de Haan
Pella
Monroe High seniors to stage Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
The Monroe High School senior class presents Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough’s play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay in the school gym Thursday night April 24. Doors open 7 15 admission 25 and 50 cents. Cast features Art Vanderwerf as Skinner and Margery Duncan as Kimbrough with a 15 member supporting group.
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Monroe High School
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Miss Skinner
Art Vanderwerf
Miss Skinne
Emily Kimbrough
Margery Duncan
Tall fescue promoted for wet heavy soils
Tall fescue is a good crop to sow now on trouble spots such as wet heavy soils and waterlogged lanes. The grass will form a high sturdy stand that livestock won't sink through even in spongy places.
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