Local notices of visits and events in Oskaloosa area
A compact roundup records residents and visitors with weekend trips and social gatherings. Entries include Gertie Messemaker shopping in OsKaloosa, the Fisher family picnic at Edmundson Park, Des Moines and Ottumwa visits, hospital and wedding-related events, anniversaries, new hires, and various short trips to towns like Mystic Sully and North English.
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Gertie Messemaker
Os- Kaloosa
Tommy Fisher
Fisher
Edmundson Park
Wallace de Penning
Des Moines
Iris Weldon
Homer Weldon
Bill Robertson
Anita Powers
Iowa City
Max Carnahan
Clarence Vander Veer
Hiteman
Iowa
Marion Byess
Indiala
Ralph Dickerson
Ottumwa
Delight Wing
Runnells
Gilbert Moorman
Lola Ann
Mystic
Machine Shop
Adam Wickhart
Walter Heyveld
Case Klosterman
Lambert Nieuwland
C. Groenendyk
Arie van Rees
Mahaska Hospital
Sully
Jack van Rees
Oskaloosa
Anne van Rees
Norman Riddle
Tracy
Town
Junelia Aalbers
Marvin Vande Lune
Folding Door
Eunice Elsloo
Florence Farmer
Sean Smith
North English
Esther de Jong
Gilbert
Dorothy Vas
First Christian Reformed Church
Insecticides and bees aid Iowa legume bloom
Walstrom advises spraying at night between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. to protect bloom and suggests two honeybee colonies per acre for adequate pollination unless a nearby apiary exists. He notes more wild pollinators can reduce bee needs and cites Iowa State College results showing seed production rose two to three times with sprays and bees.
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Pella
Iowa
Walstrom
Iowa State College
Insecticides and bees key to high legume seed yields
Iowa State College extension entomologist R J Walstrom says insecticides and bees drive high legume seed production. A pound per acre of DDT is advised when red clover and alfalfa are 4 to 6 inches tall, with a second application pre bloom. Toxaphene is suggested if grasshoppers are abundant. Bees are crucial and a sudden viva is noted.
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R. J. Walstrom
Iowa State College
Walstrom
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower joins DAR as 2 180th member
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower is identified as the 2 180th member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, marking her formal inclusion in the historic lineage society.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
the Daughters of the American Revolution
United States Savings Bonds Promise a Better Tomorrow
A call to invest early in United States Savings Bonds as a path to securing future purchases like a car, home, or education. The ad urges regular saving to grow wealth and ensure a brighter tomorrow.
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Howe
Gilldren
United States
Banana Cant aloupe Cup Festive First Course
A summer fruit starter idea using cantaloupe halves filled with diced fruits and berries, banana slices, mint, and melon balls. Provides a refreshing, colorful dish serves four, with step by step preparation and garnish tips.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Insect Control Measures for Legume Fields
Insect attacks on legumes are unusually severe this year says Marion County Ex tension Youth Assistant Dale C Seebach. Grasshoppers and garden web worms cause most trouble with alfalfa receiving most attention and red clover also damaged. both yield impacts noted.
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Marion County Extension
Dale C. Seebach
Insects Hit Legume Crops. Toxaphene or Chlordane Used
Seebach advises using toxaphene or chlordane to control legume pests with 1 percent pounds per acre. Caution: legumes sprayed late in growth must not be fed to dairy cattle due to federal tolerances. Beef cattle and breeding stock are unaffected.
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Seebach
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