Fay and James honored on Birth days and anniversary
Cordova notes May 16 includes Fay birthday greetings, Fay and James 44th anniversary wishes, and visits from Mrs. John Den Otter and family. Also mentions Newton graduation, Tulip Time in Pella, Monroe banquet, senior class, and local family events with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Newton
Irene
Connie
Lasty
Stanley
Baste
Bradley
David
L-Shink
Stan
Twrali
Ches
Samother
Knox‘Wie
Roy
Hugh
Don Thompsor
Twila
Ada Spoelstra
Otley
Ada
Genevieve
Dorothy de Moss
Lyle Core
Indianola
Gary
Cindy Lakatos
Juno
jcMyew
Margaret McKee
Bernard ‘McKee
Moose Jaw
Pella
Pittsburgh
Penn
Gulf Oil Corporation
Iowa
Ian Terpstra
Charles White
Rome
Nero
Caesar
Grand Jury Reports on County Jail and Farm
The Grand Jury visited the county jail and county farm and reported to Judge M C Her rick in Marion County District Court this month. Foreman William W Burrell said the jail was clean and well repaired, while the farm was in excellent condition and ran by capable custodians. The jury suggested a possible addition to the facilities, noting lower patient costs at the County Farm compared to the State Mental Health Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Herrick
Marion County District Court
William W. Burrell
Eight Central students to study Sorbonne year abroad
Eight Central College students from across the United States depart New York June 6 on Icelandic Airlines for a 12 month Sorbonne program in Paris. Accompanied by Professor Haydon and Mrs. Haydon and Jane Van der Kooi, they will join the Cours de Civilization Fran?aise with 32 possible credits, plus summer travel and winter excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Central College
Sorbonne
Paris
Charles Haydon
Jane Vander Kooi
Allison, Ia
University of Bamberg
Germany
Ic Reesn
Cours de Civilization Francaise
France
Haydon
Menton
Early hay and silage cuts boost winter feeding returns
Mahaska County dairymen can raise next winter production with lower grain costs by cutting hay and silage early this spring. County Extension Director Gene Reisetter notes early cuts yield more energy and protein than delaying until alfalfa blooms or grass reaches seed stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska County
Gene Reisetter
Optimal alfalfa cutting time to maximize forage value
Iowa State extension dairyman H H Van Horn advises cutting hay at the first bloom stage for alfalfa in May to early June in Iowa. Early cut yields higher feeding value and better cow intake, though tonnage may be lower, boosting dollar value per ton and reducing concentrate needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. van Horn
Iowa State University
Iowa
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Bessie
Ben
Marie de Raad
Nellie Brouwer
Klein
Klootwyk
Lorena
Matie L
Monroe
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Brooklyn
June Sloan
Dean Sadler
P.S
Mrs. B
Grand Jury
Martha Sue Brown
Lit
Tle Rock
Ark
Elizabeth Lovejoy
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
Karen Luli
Joan Warner
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Karen S. Lund
Delores Underdahl
Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma
Wash
Lela Peabody
Austin College
Sherman
Tex
Jo- Ann Whatley
Spelman College
Atlanta
B.T.U
Pegan
Nesses
General Electric
Liberal
Pella, Iowa
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