Gossip From This Area About Mr Wanders Pigs
The report notes Mr Wanders, a young man from near Pella, has a fine herd of Beth-Poland China pigs and opportunities noted by a local ear. No children are mentioned for the Wanders. The piece references Mrs Warder from Holland and a World War context.
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Ayiawnie Thareday
Martina
Maran
Pella
Thor
Abe
Beesie
Otter
Mr. Warder Eine
Holland
Wanders
Beth-Poland
Farm Visit Showed Wanders Pigs and Clover Method
Visitors toured a farm where Wanders demonstrated team work and patient horses, then discussed his pig husbandry. He praised clean surroundings and the colony house method, noting seven sows producing sixty plus piglets among a fine clover stand.
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Colony House
Cross Breeds Prove Profitable on Iowa Farm
On eighty acres near Ames farmer Wanders praises cross bred hogs and sheep for quick marketability and low production cost. He feeds wheat oats and tankage with horn scraps, plans early marketing by August, and shifts hogs to pasture after sowing. Farmers like Jenee Colyn and Gerrit Jong echo interest in sheep and crossbreeding.
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Wanders
Jenee Colyn
Gerrit T. Jong
Wanders Farm Progress with Horses and Pigs in 80 Acre Lot
Martin Wanders runs eighty acres with horse work, pigs shifted across fields, and hay yields. A Percheron colt will be a September colts. He praises horse efficiency over tractors and notes strong red clover and fertile pastures. Wanders says water, is well managed with a home well. He and his wife come from the Netherlands, with Mrs. Wanders from Rotterdam.
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Wanders
Mr. Wanders
Carling
Martin Wanders
America
Rotterdam
Immigrant turns Americanized farmer tells bean boom tale
Mr Wane seeks citizenship quickly after arriving in America and becomes thoroughly Americanized. Kelderman notes settlers in Centennial Circle region pushing bean farming, preferring two good crops over three with one weak yield, praising lush hay and green stalks as neighbors boost profitability.
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Wane
America
Will Kelderman
Land prices show danger signal in rising values
Land prices across the United States inch upward with a 7 percent gain from March 1 last year to this year, a rise economists call a hazard signal. Iowa stories show prices climbing across all farm grades while factors like strong demand for farm products and low interest rates fuel the upturn amid ample sales.
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W. G. Murray
Towa State I
United States
Story County
Towa
Murray
Iowa
Sizrade
Insurance Company
Farm Credit
Administra's
July Tire and Tube Quotas Set by Marion County Board
The Marion County Rationing Board announces July allotments for tires retreads and tubes. Readings show July allocations slightly below June but largely stabilized with minor variance. Vehicle categories include Cars Motor Cycles Trucks Buses and Trailers with specific June May figures cited for tires tubes and retreads. Two thirds of the total allotments go to Marion County and one third to Knoxville Journal distribution.
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Marion County
Marion County Rationing Board
Marion Cman Ty
Knoxville Journal
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