Long Range Plan Urged for Marion County Secondary Roads
Marion County farmers hear a call for a long range program to improve secondary roads. Farm Bureau President Walter Snyder urges voters to back an adequate system, noting all weather outlets for farms and the need to maintain mud roads during spring thaws. The federation proposes three steps: tax maximum property, hire an approved county engineer, and develop a long range plan with economical standards. They seek more federal and state aid tied to user funding to cover road costs and maintenance.
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Governor committee hearings focus on Iowa transport funding
President Snyder notes the Governors special committee on reads has heard testimony from Howard Hill, head of the Iowa Farm Bureau, urging the committee to recommend how to raise and distribute funds to improve Iowa's transportation system.
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Ajax Oats Susceptible To Rust And Smut Inquiries
County extension office notes Ajax oats are not superior to Marion and other varieties in rust and smut resistance. Two older types, Richland and Toxold Lake, lack resistance to races 8 and 10. Ajax shows poor resistance to new Holminthosporium disease but may equal Marion and Iowa 105 for that aspect.
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Iowa
Legume Pasture Boosts Pork With Less Grain in Iowa
Swine specialist Er L Quaife of Iowa State College promotes legume pastures such as alfalfa and clover to raise more pork with reduced grain use. He outlines a three lot temporary rotation plan with oats, rape seed, and meadow mixtures, plus fencing to separate pastures and harvest timing for grain and forage.
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Er. L. Quaife
Iowa State Colege
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Pasture vs grain limits pig stock on one acre
Quaife argues grain limited feeding yields 12 to 15 growing pigs per acre while good pasture supports about 25 pigs. He suggests a near continuous pasture program from spring to fall by sowing rye in fall to extend forage availability.
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No gym burns down as Tracy kids face tough luck
Fire destroyed the gymnasium while the Tracy school building, erected two years ago at a cost of 6000 dollars, remains standing though the structure is scarred by the blaze. The gym’s value was insured for 1000 dollars, leaving communities to assess next steps.
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Tracy
Yale anniversary marks Mr. Robinson celebration
An archival note records a 55 year wedding anniversary at Yale involving Mr. Robinson and Mrs. James T. The fragmented text references March, Illinois, and a long retirement on a farm, but details are unclear. emphasis remains on a long union and a milestone celebration.
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Robinson
Ilinois
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James T
Iowa Fire Loss Near Record High of 1931
State Fire Marshal John Strohm told a rural fire prevention meeting in Ames that 1947 fire damage reached 8.297 million dollars with 1931 totals at 8.593 million due to the Spencer fireworks blaze. Farm losses totaled 1.96 million with chimneys and heating systems cited as main causes.
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Iowa
John Strohm
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Trohm
Farm Fires Cause Big Losses Racked By Smokers
The fire marshal reports that farm fires cause 238550 in damage and 212782 in property loss due to smokers. He estimates about 3500 farm fire deaths yearly and 100 million dollars in property destruction nationwide. Cutting 5000 acres of national forests would be needed to replace farm buildings lost annually.
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United States
Trizone Quickfreeze Locker Compartment Ad and Local News
An ad describes a three compartment electric refrigerator with a zero degree quick freeze section and ample meat storage, plus a compact 48 by 28 by 40 inch unit. The piece shifts to local staff notes about Klein’s new baby and employee habits. It также mentions mower, plows, a tractor, milker demos, and a station move to the second floor with office relocations.
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