Roundup of Iowa farm notes and local storms impact
A march through Marion County life details the Lanser family rebuilding after a devastating September storm. An elderly farmer recalls loss and resilience while neighbors aid debris removal. The piece notes new home features such as forced air heat, modern kitchen, and a baby named Lola in Sully. It also cites a Marion County sighting of Aberdeen Angus cattle sold to Florsheim Red Top Farm near Libertyville, with proceeds flowing from out of state.
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Sully
Jac Balter
Pelli
Roches Ter
Minnesota
Palmer
Jan Ene
Plessantvilly
Willian
Lanser
Lansers
Lane Ser
Marion County
Libertyville
Olinvis
Enosville Journal
Ray Cline and Son
C. 1 Banks
Harvey
Jon Donohue
Florsheim
Time to Clean Granaries Insect and Rodent Control
County Agent Walter J Brown urges cleaning grain bins before new harvest in Marion county. Many bins likely harbor stored grain pests and risk rat intrusion. Sweep and burn sweepings, spray kerosene to cover walls and floors, air bins three days after second spray to vent odor, and consider rat proofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Brown
Marion
Ceili
Iowa Beef Breeding Herds and Feeders Market Notes
Iowa beef breeding herds show interest as feeders and breeders consolidate. Representative figures indicate ongoing sales and pasture improvements, including clover and timothy grass mixes. Old and established herds are being culled toward Western lines, with emphasis on sire quality and profitability in purebred purchase.
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Oldsen
Ramees
Kneedine
Canned Beets Give Color to Winter Meals
Young beets with green tops are advised for canning to boost iron content in winter meals. Miss Frances Noris, county home demonstration agent, recommends selecting small tender beets with bright red color, trimming tops, blanching skins, and packing in jars with 1 or 2 tablespoons of vinegar per quart. Vinegar preserves color, especially with hard water, and the jars should be cooled in a hot water bath for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nor
Nosris Magiest
Fragmentary Notes From An Old Sports Page
Disjointed OCR text contains scattered references to players and games with unclear context. The readable items mention a 64 player and a named individual linked to a place and team, but the overall meaning is obscure and the record remains incomplete.
Rat proofing granaries and grain bins guidance text
Guidance on rat proofing grain storage notes construction details including elevating granaries at 18 inches off ground on concrete piers or foundations, using brick walls and metal protection below sills, and covering gaps with galvanized iron or salvaged tin, with spring or shut mechanisms.
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Sulle
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Popper
Brand Nee Vali
Law Lancer
Mars Lanseid
Mer Lanier
Neo Akgule
Latuser Tial
Cnd
Wallasey Larsen Banle
Pete
Peery
Pedge
Wegeele
Lin Vacaiwu
Bob DE Meer
Dark Sukret Takion Belgian
Wwe
Geralderpstra Farm
Star Oil Co
Northeast Corner Square
Amity Ril
Sue Rohan
Rene Enn
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Ame
Paris Herat
Grynet
Finditiey Meneure Mortage
Keenire Houari
Ordiara Coater
Saurer Anertigaysss
Nantes
Eeriss Delvices Berneraheer
Fee
Lowa
Colfax Auction
Colfaz
GOD
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Seay
Sibert
Vane
Ouffoll
Drat Stahner
Sherry Hell
Neo Vegu
Cherry Hill Beer
Veil
Hugg Steenhoe
Anc
Nortiwe
Pella
PHON
Deep Rock
Cornie
van Roekel
Dupont
Homeguard House
Peter Cooky
Gamble Stores
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