Planning Groups Work On Next Year Conservation
Farmers near Melcher and across Marion County continue developing conservation plans for next year. Local groups led by Earl Viable and Haan coordinate farm planning, machinery prep, and cooperative efforts with guidance from the County District Conservationist. After meetings, farmers receive help finalizing plans and may implement them over several years.
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Earl Viable
Othe Dieu Dy Haan
Mechines
Accordin
Clay Co Thurnett
Meat Tor
Percy Lad Dies After Tractor Mishap
A news brief reports the death of Percy Lad, reportedly a boy, in a tractor accident. The incident description is fragmented but indicates a mishap involving a tractor and a hospital transfer. The readable text mentions his father and a vehicle collision context.
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Percy Lad
Tire Inflation Needs Watching on Farm Tractors and Tires
Agricultural note from Town State College explains how underinflation is more damaging than overinflation, especially in cool weather. It details recommended pressures for 4 ply front and rear tractor tires, plowing adjustments, and cautions on added weight, suspension for winter storage, and weather protection to prevent cracking and tread wear.
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State College
Agricul
Hogs Show Gains on Wheat in Iowa Feeding Trial
Iowa State College in charge of a hog feeding experiment reports that hogs fed wheat and corn in a dry lot gained more than those fed only corn or on ear wheat. Wheat and corn mix yielded faster gains, with wheat alone reducing protein supplement needs. Final results pending sale of hogs next month.
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Towa Agriculturien
OL 6 Culbertson
Towa
Culebertson
Horticultural Society to Meet at Ames Nov 12 13
The 77th Annual Convention of the Iowa State Horticultural Society will be held at Iowa State College in Ames on November 12 and 13 with meetings of affiliated societies including Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa and Holiday Show Iowa Fruit Growers Association and others. Notable speakers include Mrs Harriett Grace director of the American Money Institute and Dr David of the Missouri Gardens with input from Iowa State College faculty. The program features staged exhibits by wine club groups and PME growers plus demonstrations by horticultural students. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings and exhibits.
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Towa State Horticultural Soety
Towa State College
Ames
Federated Garden Clubs of
Lowa
Iowa Fruit Growyeration
Lowa Nut Growers’ Association
Iowa Beekeepers’ Association
Little Mid-West Horticultural Exposition
Harriett Grace
American Money Institute
Madison
Wisconsin
M dhuciTer
San Fran
David
Missourl Gardens
St. Louis
M B.S. Pickett
Tead
Iowa State Colege
Stoen Clibs
PME
Mid-West
Town State College
Rudolph C. Cali- Fairburn
Store Poultry In Cold Lockers
Poultry should be stored in cold lockers to brighten future menus if meat rationing occurs says George F Stewart of the Iowa State College Poultry Husbandry Department. Growers should limit bird range and allow full feed for two weeks before locker prep, loosen feathers with mildly hot water, chill and grow promptly, disjoint fryers and hens before freezing, and ensure proper packaging to prevent drying out to avoid freezer burn.
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George F. Stewart
Towa State College Poultry Husbandry Department
Stewart
Poultry Processing and Storage Guidelines From Old Text
The fragment describes preserving poultry by sealing in moisture proof wrapping and freezing after killing. It recommends storage at temperatures around 0°C to -2°C and suggests holding in refrigeration for up to ten hours, with a limit of about 12 hours, noting the need for moisture control and proper packaging to extend usability.
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Iowa University Chemist Predicts Postwar Power Sources
Iowa University chemist Prof George Glockler foresees vast untapped power from unified synthetic raw materials and new energy sources. He argues postwar chemistry will enable nations to obtain desired power beyond borders, reducing economic wars while advancing plastics, glass, synthetic rubber and advanced alloys.
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George Glockler
University of Iowa Chemistry Department
Glokler
Early Freeze Not Harmful to Oil in Iowa Beans
Tests by L K Arnold of Iowa State College show oil content in 540 soybean samples from 16 counties never fell below 19 percent, except for McClure beans. Appearance does not indicate value for oil. About 50 percent of Iowa's 1942 crop may be rated sample grade and discounted 8 to 80 cents per bushel, risking nearly two million dollars to farmers.
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Towan
L. K. Arnold
Iowa State College
Arsnold
Iowa
Civilian Radio Mechanics Needed Across United States
Government seeks civilian radio mechanics for war program positions across the United States including the Midwest. Pay ranges from 1440 to 2600 dollars yearly based on experience. Apply to A. Klein, U S Civil Service Secretary, Post Office, Pella. Current war workers must secure release from their employer before applying.
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United States
Middle West
A. Klein
U. S
Civil Service
Post Office
Pella
Correction on farm dam costs by Garlon Ruby
A correction notes that a previous farm conservation dam claim of 10 cents per cubic yard is inaccurate. Garlon Ruby states he cannot move dirt at that price, but he does build dams for farm owners and invites project site evaluations with a fair quote.
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Garlon Ruby
Vaccinate Hogs Now for Cholera Warns Dr Stouder
Dr K W Stouder of Iowa State College urges timely hog vaccination to guard against cholera as hog populations rise and prices climb. He notes weaning at 4 to 6 weeks offers best immunity, warns against vaccinating ill pigs, and stresses accurate serum handling to avoid wastage and misdiagnosis.
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K. W. Stouder
Lowi State College Extension Veteriinarian
Stouder
Exams for State Jobs Announced in Iowa
Iowans have about three weeks to file for 10 classes of positions including Clerks Accountants Interviewers and Welfare War with the Iowa Employment Le y Commission and state and county welfare and health departments. Applications are taken by the Merit System Council Des Moines with eligibility exams. some postings will fill U S Employment Service vacancies.
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Tni
Club Calves Prize Winners At Royal Show
At the Am ack show in Marion county 4-H Club girls won seven prizes. Senior Hereford and Junior Shorthorn classes brought top ribbons for Harold Hollingshead, Marilyn Prottit, Worth Rankin, and Max Willhoit. The entry drew strong competition as Kansas City entries featured along with county officials Walter Brown and Willhoit guiding the club.
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Marion County
Hereford
En Haley
Harold
Hollingshead
Soybean Supply Prospects Improve With Better Weather
Despite fragmented notes, the report suggests soybeans will yield more in the current season than last year due to improved weather. Earlier wet conditions hampered potential, but recent conditions favor better harvest prospects.
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