County and Township Committeemen Elected
AAA Committeemen for the townships of Marion County were elected recently. The results list numerous names by township, including Howard Hooper as Chairman and Clarence Sweem as Vice Chairman, with multiple regular and alternate members across Attica, Pella, Tracy, Dallas, Pleasantville, Knoxville, Monroe, and other townships.
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AAA
Marion County
Howard HH. Hooper Swan
Vicw
Clarence Sweem
Attica
Daniel D. Dieleman
Pella
Ast
Paul EB. Brown
Monroe
Merrill TL. Robuck
Pic Tville
Clay
Glenn Knox
Walter Wales
Wiltar BR. Crosby
Neal Schimmel
Tracy
Charence Bietvelt
Krusville
Dallas
Fred J. Borchertchert
Frank Hoelhahn
Dale Cratty
Facona
Franklin Tp
Janes By
Helland
Merrill L. Robuck
Ralph Clarford
Pleasant Vil
Haden
Knoxvill
Tiduana Tay
Torin Wasne
Pavigames
Uist Hamil Re
Mad TV
Attien Fast
Torin D Hiteh
Robert No Chamber
Wil
Yam
Bon Martin
Lawrence Gath
Erosville
West ‘ Worth
Snith
Ston
Dasha Her
Myron
Lake Prairie
Daniel
Dieleman
Willian den Ave
Dirk F. Boot
Elmer d. Noite
Alfred Elink
Pell Liberty Two
Laure
Impossibly terse OCR fragment on town task schedule
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a town task schedule with unclear names and dates. Readable elements are limited to general references to a local matter, providing minimal context for a compact news item.
Machinery care and painting guidelines for farm equipment
The article outlines maintenance and painting steps to protect farm machinery from rust and weather. It covers cleaning, rust removal, priming with red lead, linseed oil, and gum spirits, and applying two coats plus a finish coat. It notes using metallic zinc paint on galvanized surfaces and suggests oiling strategies for outdoor use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Towa
Farmers Tax Deadline Dec 15 for 1943 Income Tax Installments
Farmers must file estimated income and victory tax declarations by December 15 and pay by December 16. Those who declared September 15 with others may owe only the December 15 installment. Amendments and new declarations are due by December 15, with notices already sent to those with installments.
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Internal Revenue
Meat ration values cut boosting civilian meat share
The rationed beef list has lost two to three points, increasing available meat for civilians since late March. Pork, lamb, mutton, and veal retain earlier values. the change projects about a 30 percent rise in December for the housewife versus early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Farmers Face Trucking Problem in Livestock Industry
Iowa State College expert warns of trucking driver shortage and transport bottlenecks affecting spring hog and cattle movements. Advisory committee urges faster loading, advance shipping plans, coordinated trucking, and prompt market communication to maintain meat quality and reduce delays.
Habaro soybeans a pinch hitter for northern Iowa
Habaro soybeans mature early but Iowa State College agronomists deem it a pinch hitter suitable only under certain conditions in extreme northern Iowa. Richland is favored for northern and north central Iowa when planted May 10 to 20 on fertile soils. Early Manehu strains perform better on less fertile soils in northern counties. Habaro may yield acceptably if planting is delayed in rich soil, but Mahara must be harvested promptly when mature to avoid losses. Prof Hughes notes Mabaro soybeans have improved in recent years.
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Iowa
Colle Ayeronomists
Agronomi
Wisconsin
IL. D. Hughes
Iowa State College Farm Crops Department
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Stick and Chill Essential In Butchering After Thanksgiving
After Thanksgiving comes the home butchering season with Iowa State College meat specialist C. W. McDonald outlining three key steps. The first priority is a good stick to bleed the carcass. he advises placing the pig on its back with a helper, then inserting the knife parallel to the ground toward the breast bone and sliding beneath it before steering downward toward the backbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McDonald
Iowa State College
McDonald
Farmers urged to conserve crop residue instead of burning
A discussion on crop residue preservation notes that burning cornstalks and residues wastes soil organic matter and nutrients, especially nitrogen, reducing soil fertility. It highlights residue as a reservoir feeding soil bacteria and future crops, while also protecting the soil surface from erosion and aiding snow retention.
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Dhis
Jane Rin
Norte
Narnia
Synthetic Rubber Production Good Despite Short Tire Supply
The Fourth Progress Report from the Rubber Director Bradley Dew shows synthetic rubber plants nearly all operable by 1944, but tire production lags as expansions finish late 1944. High tenacity rayon and cotton tire cords will rise. full rayon cord program starts in about a year. 1944 goal is 30 million synthetic tires. 1942 output projected at 17.2 million tires. With limited synthetic tires, motorists face shortages. recapped tires and existing stock will dominate transport. Camelback recapping material now higher quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Rubber Director
Bradley Dew
Reclaimed rubber blends face military tire demands
The text notes shortages of manpower and tire raw materials as the war drives tire production. It discusses replacing natural rubber with reclaimed rubber and 10 percent Runa content, plus challenges in manufacturing and quality. It warns that next months are critical for civilian and military tire supply, urging strong cooperation to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karin
Ieeardinss
Lance Ten
Miesele
Iminium
Order Repairs For Machines On Farms Now
J. J. David of the Agricultural Steering Department at Towes Ate College urges farmers to preplan machine readiness. He proposes a five-point program: inspect each machine for needed repairs, order parts in advance, schedule service during slack season, and check all adjustments to ensure smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anind
J. J. Davidon
Heal
Tows Ate College
Far
Driving in Winter Hazards Highlight Rural Roads Risk
Prof. Ralph A. Moyer of Iowa State College warns winter driving hazards are greater on rural highways than city streets due to slippery snow and ice. He notes higher fatality rates in the northern belt and cites that 40 percent of accidents on rural roads occur on snow or ice covered surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa
Ralph A. Moyer
Iowa State College
Moyer
National Safety Council
Lawans
Essen
Winter Driving Precautions For Drivers In War Work
Instructions stress safe through-traffic and timely travel amid labor and equipment shortages. Drivers should ensure heaters, anti freezing, chains, wipers, and perishable parts are serviceable, salvage from old stock if needed, and adjust speed to conditions. Follow vehicles at safe distances, use tire chains on icy roads, apply brakes gently, and expect longer stopping distances on snow and ice. Professor Moyer urges slow, prudent action to avoid misfortune and calamity this winter.
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Moyer
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