Moth protection offer and varied sale notices
Cents a year protection against moth damage is advertised, with BERLOU guaranteed spray. The column lists numerous FOR SALE items including oil stoves, feed meals, furniture, sprayers, cracked corn, and used appliances. Also advertised are public auctions, two-bedroom bungalows, building lots, farms, used machinery, and many used cars from Pella area dealers with contact details and sale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Berlou
Wormhoudt
Kuyper
Music House
Akker & Rus
Massey-H
Vogelant’s
Haw
Imp
Music House Ag
Call Red
Vogelaar
Laar’s
Hdw
Artment
L._J. Gosselink
Cards of Thanks for hospital kindness after accidents
A series of thanks notes express gratitude from families in Iowa after hospital stays and injuries. Names include Mrs Simon L Van Dusseldorp Henry Rempe Jane Du Pree Mr and Mrs William Van Maaren Gerald De Penning Dennis Gene. Neighbors, relatives, and friends are thanked for prayers, cards, flowers, and visits during recovery and after hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Simon L. van Dusseldorp
Henry
Henry Rempe
William van Maaren
Dennis Gene
Gerald de Penning
Cleanup Labor Cut by Fence Row Spraying
Farmers who cleared brush along fence rows and roadsides can prevent re growth for years by applying a chemical mix of 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. Extension weed control specialist E P Sylvester of Town State College says the method is effective, labor light, and inexpensive, leaving little life to push new sprouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Sylvester
Town State College
Fuel Oil Aids Chemical Brush and Stump Treatment
Sylvester advises applying a fuel oil based spray mixture before regrowth starts to control brush stubble and prevent stump sprouting. The 50 50 ester 2 4 D and 2 4 5 T mix is combined with 114 quarts of the mixture and 10 gallons of fuel oil to help carry the active chemicals into wood.
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Sylvester
Proper Adjustment Will Save on Tractor Fuel
A farmer can cut fuel waste by 8 to 15 percent with proper tractor tuning and operation. Dale Hull of Iowa State College cites carburetor adjustment, spark plug care, and intact fuel lines as key. Maintain radiator temperatures 165–186 F on gasoline and above 190 F on heavier fuels to reduce wear and fuel use.
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Iowa
Dale Hull
Iowa State College
Hull
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