Notice of Will Hearing in Marion County Iowa
Notice from Knoxville Iowa on June 2 1945 that a written instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Anna Maria Van is on file in the Clerk of the District Court in Marion County. Hearing set for 10:00 a.m. June 10 1942 to prove validity. objections must be filed by then. Jack B Carpenter Clerk of District Court.
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Knoxville
Iowa
District Court of
Towa
Marion County
Anna Maria van
Town
Omission Noted in Chronicle of Eighth Graduates
The Chronicle apologizes for omitting Anna Mae Vink of Otley from the Eighth Graduates list. She is a graduate of the Bunker Hill school in Lake Prairie Two. Readers are asked to inform the editors of any other omissions for inclusion.
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Chronicle
Anna Mae Vink
Otley
Bunker Ill
Lake Prairie
Pike and perch season opens amid wide river reports
The season opens May 15 for perch yellow striped and silver and other fish in inland waters with notable catches on the Des Moines and Little Sioux rivers. Reports say catfish fishing is exceptional on the Des Moines and upper Raccoon, with a 22 inch channel cat from Marshalltown and a boy’s vow to mount its head on the wall.
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Mindows
Des Moines
Rutland
Little Sioux
Simmons
Spence Linn Grove
Peterson
Raccoon River
Marshalltown
Craig Hamilton
Craig
End of Week Light in World War II War News
Last week in the war saw limited fighting around Attu with Japanese pockets attacked and a foothold gained near Chichagof Harbor. Allied air forces attacked Attu, the Kuriles, and Mediterranean targets while weather hampered operations. Casualties were reported as 127 killed, 399 wounded, 118 missing for Americans, with heavier Japanese losses expected.
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Attu
Iskind
Southwest Pacific
Solomons
New Guim
Chichagof Pass
Chichiyof Harbor
Kurile
Alia
Secretarimson
Stimson
Mediterranean
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
James Doolittle
Strategic Air Force
Sicilian
Messina
Seek to Bolster Milk Production in Iowa Campaign
Iowa launches a drive to raise summer milk output aiming for 6,020,000,000 pounds. Extension dairy specialist Arthur Porter urges producers to improve pastures, hay, silage, water and shade, with cooperatives supplying timely guidance and quality hay to sustain production through summer and beyond.
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Iowa
Arthur Porter
Cards of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Van Dyko
We thank friends relatives and neighbors who aided us during illness. We deeply appreciate floral tokens many cards with kind messages and comforting words. Mr and Mrs T Van Dyko.
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T. van Dyko
Card of Thanks for Mrs. E. J. De Haas
Acknowledges friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness during illness and after death of Mrs. E J De Haas. Grateful for sympathy flowers and Rev R J Vanden Berg for comforting words.
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E. J. de Haas
R. J. Vanden Berg
Profits on Hogs Ahead of Cattle in Iowa Farm data
Iowa State College economists report hog profits outpacing cattle on 213 farms feeding 7,500 hogs and about 7,600 head of cattle. Hogs required 19 bushels of corn per hog and 5 bushels of oats plus straw, while steers consumed 121 bushels of corn and 39 pounds protein per 100 pounds gain with 250–260 pounds of silage and pasture. Average sale weights near 1,000 pounds. hogs net at 2.01 per hundredweight over cost, cattle margin around 2.01.
Cooperation And Oil Dips For Hog Mange Treatment
The article describes wallow setup for hogs with posts aiding access and sun exposure. It explains oil dips for mange using crankcase oil, with a regime of gradual introduction, water depth, and coating until a film forms. It also notes basement storage improvements and insulation considerations, ending with mentions of Owen Moore.
Portable movable hog wallow for mange control
Farmers can save labor and hog losses by using a portable hog wallow for self dipping to prevent mange. Dr. K W Stouder of Iowa State College Extension recommends setting up wallows for warm weather, with a 6 by 10 foot unit handling about 100 growing pigs. Lime sulfur mixed at 1 gallon per ton of water aids mange prevention. water depth should be 6 to 8 inches to accommodate pig behavior.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa State
Colles Extension
Mulch Helps Tomato Plants Stay Clean and Fruit Lasting
If you do not stake your tomato plants, use mulch like straw or dried grass to keep fruits off the soil and reduce spoilage.
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Miles N. W. Peoria
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Hinde
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Poland
China
Dick Kuiper
Arthur Rus
Deering
John Devre
J. D. Ho Wator
Vogelaar's
Catre
J.B. Forbes
Jack B. Carpenter
Gee
Sunkist
Chase & Sanborne Coffee
Camay
NTA
Hoy Grant
Faldie
Decorah
Oberlin College
McGregor, Lowa
Miss Sherman
Oberlin
Elk Lake
Robert Hagedon
Bob
Wiluck
Ruthven Free Press
Fifisheries
State Conservation Commission
Wrdinias
Danteleria
New Guinea
Douglas
Madang
New Guines
Arthur's. Ili
Las
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New Guin
Abmarine
Wilhelmven
Rosalen
Europe
Ean
U. Hombinge
Navy
Iowa State Colle Eoanionists
Frestin
Universi
Dorothy Quigley
of Rochester
Owen Moore
MacArthur
Blamey
Papua
Campbell's
California
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Wheaties
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Oxydol
Weiners
Pella Bologna
Clorox Tiste
P&g
Ivory
Food Center
Sudan
ATLAS
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