Conservation in Iowa Moves Soil practices Ahead
Iowa farmers have pushed soil conservation forward over the past decade with erosion control farms and watershed demonstrations. Clapp notes progress from limited practices 15 years ago to integrated plans using lime, legumes, terracing, and technical help, while stressing continued outreach through schools, 4-H, FFA, and youth programs to broaden acceptance and practice in the coming decade.
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Clapp
Leva
Cal Rnce
CCC Boys
Cheels
Soil Conservation
Cshich
Anita
Funure
FFA
Wienal Aerieul
Tire
Birdie brief flips at Ananosa course
At Ananosa, golfer Mrs. Hich ard Longe reported a Shirdie robin struck by her shot. The bird was stunned but recovered.
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Ananosa
Hichard Longe
Savings Bond Sales Up To Seventy Percent Of Quota
Fragmented OCR notes report Savings Bond sales reaching about seventy percent of the quota. The text mentions investors, futures, and a drive described as raising wealth, with references to state totals, percentages, and population engagement. The legibility is poor, but the gist centers on progress toward bond sale targets and public response.
Sinking Shaft For a New Mine Near Lovilia
The White Oak Coal Co begins sinking a shaft near Lovilia to access a coal seam over seven feet high. A temporary tipple, rope shaft work, and slope excavation progress as crews gauge a 240 foot long slope and extend the mine north of the camp area.
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White Oak Coal Co
Lovileie
Walter Livenigood
Lovilia
Ted
Moy
White Ox
Robins Travel Family Makes Trailer Nest Adventure
A mother robin and her fledglings have been seen exploring beyond their nest under a trailer belonging to Arnie Steichen of Remsen. The family recently rode with the trailer on a trip to the city and back, surprising onlookers with the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Arnie Steichen
Remsen
Ity
Lucky hobby? Tipton smith makes copper horse-shoes
Robert Beckman a retired blacksmith living in Tipton pursues a unique hobby crafting miniature copper horse-shoes. He uses copper wire about pencil-thick and finishes each piece with nail holes and small details.
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Robert Beckman
Tipton
Dairy Group Marks Tenth Year of Work
The Clyde Core Tawa Dairy Industry Commission marks its tenth year of work in June. Legislation passed earlier created a per pound tax on butter fat and authorized commission duties. Farmers favor advertising to boost dairy product sales and have set aside funds for a June advertising drive, aiming to raise revenue for national and state campaigns.
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Clyde Core
Tawa Dairy Industry Commission
Sune
Lawa Dairy Industry Commission
Towa Dairy Industry Commission
Jowa
Vale
American Dairy Association
Towa
Dair Ee
Folmer
Hansen
Cedar Pals
Marvin Melain
Brooklyn
First View
Georg G. Rath
Onawa
Second View
William d. Baker
Mount
Arnold M. Willard Torgrim
Dee “Core
Pleasantville
Corning
Clyde Munson
Gowrie
CG. A. Iverson
Cannon
Tow Collegeo
Antes Bay
Danish Farmer Assigned To Mahaska County
A Danish farmer named Carl Fasnite Raarap from Denmark is assigned to a Mahaska County farm. He will join a U S assistance and exchange program run by the Farm Bureau office and international agricultural groups for a year of hands on work and living in the United States.
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Farm Bureau
Carl Fasnite
Denmarl
Benediet
Leighten
Weeeram
Dani H
Boise
United States
Peteren
New Y
United States State Department
International Federation “of Agcricultural Producer Federation
Coop Pration Tie Taining
Mr. Peters
Denmark
Twins Leta and Lena graduate from Greenville Rosse school
Fragmented OCR outlines twins Leta and Lena finishing school in Greenville while noting teacher challenges with identification. It mentions five sets of twins remaining in school and describes dairy industry officials and promotion efforts led by state figures and colleges, with unclear names and roles due to garbled text.
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Leta
Lena
Greenville Rosse
Corn Resealing Program Explained
The Department of Agriculture announces a corn resealing program for farmers with HaSecrop corn. Loans on the crop are accepted until close of business June 2, with options to pay off, extend loans to July 31, or sell to CCC under purchase agreements. The program aims to curb movement of corn off farms and stabilize supply, with potential forage payments and purchase periods following loan maturity.
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Department of Agricultural Convovativneneisttien
Coty Y Credit. Corpors Venet
Onatine
CCC CL
CGC
CCC
U.S
Hava
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Iowa
Birdie
Ventory
Qurniture
Kiewette Amd
TELWT
Shtemillien
Coronado
America
Thriftmaster
Crumble Stereo
Joe Stientjes & Son
Dairy Group
Tathoenense Cminided
Priscillas
Penney’s
Mahaska County
Paul Brown
Firestone New Trends
Exch
Firestone
Klyn Tire Service
Northwest Corner
Westinghouse
Rg Ad al
Westinghou
Ragelar Boies
van den Berg Electric & Paint Co
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