Nollen Farm Home Shows Modern Comfort and Cattle Program
Reporter visits Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nollen and children Janet Ann and Keith at their eight acre farm four miles northeast of town. They remodeled the house with electric appliances, Rolscreen windows, and a pastel green exterior. Mr. Nollen runs a five year crop rotation, improved pastures, and raises about 300 hybrid hogs and 300 hens, while also managing a herd of twenty six Hereford cattle bought in Princeton Missouri. The family plans early fall marketing of cattle weighing 1000 to 1100 pounds after a two month fattening period. The farm includes a new flower box, brick edging, and two Paul’s Scarlet roses in the dooryard.
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Herman Nollen
Janet Ann
Ceed
Keith
Nollens
Gradus Kuipers
Worp Borgmans
Secon
John Vande Noords
Billy Gezel
Noilen
Kate Smith
Nollen
Mahaska County
Nemaha
Missouri
Princeton
Iowa
Ilinois
Nellen
Nollens Bring Charm With Blooming Home Touches
They were in lovely bloom just the right touch to set off the newly painted home. Easy folks to get along with the Nollens.
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Nollens
Villisca man Tom Cooney fished on 98th birthday
In Villisca, Tom Cooney marked his 98th birthday by going fishing, sharing a simple, celebratory outing that highlighted his lifelong pastime and enduring vitality.
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Villisca
Tom Cooney
Safe stolen from filling station found in ditch
A 200 pound safe stolen from a New Albia filling station on May 4 was found by children while playing on the highway 10 miles east of La Crosse. The safe had been thrown from a car over an embankment and landed in a ditch, and it was broken open.
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New Albia
la Crosse
Dairy Cattle Breeders Plan 46 Regional Shows
Dairy cattle breeders plan 46 regional shows July through early August under guidance of extension dairyman Floyd Arnold. Regional winners advance to state and interstate contests including the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo with sales and state picnics slated in August and September across multiple counties and farms.
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Floyd Arnold
Purebredairy Cattle Council
Waterloo
LeMars High School Builds Modern Ranch House
At LeMars the vocational building trade class of the high school completed a modern ranch type house under instructor Leonard Witt direction. More than 1300 visitors attended the open house.
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LeMars
Leonard Witt
Can Snap Beans The Raw Pack Way
U S Department of Agriculture guidance endorsed by Jewel Graham of Iowa State College Extension outlines a raw pack method for canning snap beans. Select uniform pods, wash, trim, cut to one inch, pack tightly in jars with a half inch headspace, cover with boiling water, add salt, adjust lids, and process pint jars 20 minutes or quart jars 25 minutes at ten pounds pressure.
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Towa State College Extension
Jewel Graham
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Canner. Com
Canning Method Change Omit 65 Minute Pre-cook Step
The notice notes a change in canning procedure by omitting the 65 minute pre-cooking before packing. It mentions Miss Graham and contrasts with previous methods. The text also references West Virginia and national records for buying and holding United States Beings.
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Miss Graham
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