Changes in county soils district set up Marion County
Marion County loses Lyall Mitchell on detail to Jefferson and Wapello districts as Clay C. Barnett acts in his place. New appointees include Paul W. Notan Robert I. Swartz and Albert W. Bowers. Two planning groups have signed, 14 total agreements, with 75 plans expected by January 1 1942. District work includes terracing dyking pond projects and contour corn on non-cooperator farms, with progress in maps and planning underway.
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Marion County
Lyall Mitchell
Jefferson
Wapello
Clyde Gardner
Mr. Nolan
Mexico
Maouri
Dallas County
Mr. Swartz
CCC
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Mr. Bowers
Mobile
Stouffer
Lakewood
Ohio
Marion County Soil Conservation
Clyde Finarty
Clifford Fortner
James Holland
Leo Goad
Earl Smith
L. C. Shivers
A. D. Graves
John McKowen
Geo. Dyer
Guy Gifford
Donald Shivers
Howard Worthington
Glen McConoghey
Leslie Goff
Conserva Survey
Angus Picnic At Knoxville September 22
Angus breeders and families are expected to gather at the Marion County Fair Grounds Knoxville Iowa on Monday September 22 for an Aberdeen Angus breeders picnic A basket dinner is planned at noon with judging contests and type study in the afternoon Bill Barton of the American Aberdeen Angus Association will oversee activities Breeders are asked to bring Angus cattle bulls or females for inspection in breeding condition only The event aims to become an annual affair and invites all Angus enthusiasts to attend with details provided for each animal on display.
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Marion County Fair Grounds
Knoxville
Iowa
Herbert Cline
Marion County
American Aberdeen Angus Association
Marion County Angus
Herbert
Canada Drives War Transport Output in One Day
Canada supplied most mechanized transport in North Africa and is massing vehicles in the British Isles to deter invasion. Under the Hyde Park Agreement these machines may go to the United States as exchange for war commodities. The Dominion has produced over 120,000 mechanical transport vehicles to date, with this photo showing a single day’s output from a Canadian factory.
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Canada
United States
Alseady
Dominion
Businessmen Attend First C of C Meeting With Money Talk
Lon Wormhoudt chaired the session as special committees were formed to assist in projects. Russell Daniels of the U S Secret Service presented two films on making money and recognizing counterfeit bills, answering questions for about 30 minutes. The evening ended with applause and a positive outlook for the new year.
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Lon Wormhoudt
Washington, D. C
Daniel
Lankelma Speaks on Chemistry at Rotary Club
H P Lankelma addressed Rotary attendees on molecular changes that reduce narcotic harm by removing nonessential parts of a compound. He cited toxic and habit forming effects, noting improvements in harm reduction through chemical modification. Vander Ley of Holland was a guest as attendance neared one hundred percent.
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Lankelma
Vander Ley
Holland, Michigan
Fall Fashion Highlights Embrace Classic Shirts and Silks
Fashion highlights praise blouses and shirts for fall with classic plunging or convertible necklines. Silks, wool jersey, flannels and rayon crepes lead popular fabrics, while white flannel shirts stay high style.
Pella Teachers Attend Three County Demonstration Meeting
State Department of Public Instruction convened on Tuesday September 16 in Newton with teachers from Poweshiek Marion and Jasper counties excusing classes to observe demonstrations in science social science English and journalism mathematics physical education home economics and library for unit schools. Elementary and rural group sessions featured grade level and one room rural schools with morning demonstrations and afternoon round table discussions led by Dr T V Smith and Miss Maude McBroom who delivered inspirational addresses.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Poweshick
Marion
Jasper Countie
Newton
T. V. Smith
University of Chica
Maude McBroom
State University of Towa
Freshly Ground Feed Aids Cows in Summer Heat
Iowa State College extension dairymen advise freshly ground feed to boost cattle intake during hot months. Ground feed spoils faster in heat, so palatability matters. a suggested ration includes corn and cod meal, ground oats, and soybeans or high protein concentrates. Substituting wheat bran lightens the ration and hay or silage helps when grass is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Extension
Election Day Set for Marion County AAA Roles Sept 19
Marion County farmers will vote Friday Sept 19 to elect township and county AAA delegates and officers for 1942. McCoy states voters from the 1941 agricultural conservation program qualify and the election mirrors last year with township ballots and a county convention the next day. He links the drive to national defense and the Food for Defense program, urging turnout at designated township meeting places including Lake Prairie Legion Hall Pella Summit Otley Red Rock Dunreath Perry Clay Harvey.
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Marion County
Herbert D. McCoy
Marion County Aaa
McCoy
AAA
Claude Wickard
Europe
United States
National Defense Organization
National Farm Program
Usda Defense Boards
Food For Defense
Lake Prairie
Legion Hall
Pella Summit
Otley
Red Rock
Dunreath
Perry
Valley
Clay
Harvey
Seed Bit of Rye Now for Pasture
Iowa State College extension swine specialist E L Quaife argues that growing rye as a fall and spring hog pasture can cut feed needs. An acre of rye pasture saved about 100 bushels of corn and 5865 pounds of supplement over 86 days, while keeping sows on pasture helps weight gain and thrift. Rye should be plowed under mid May and not kept as grain except in high feed price years.
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E. L. Quaife
Iowa State College Extension
Quaife
Iowa
Autumn Addenda and Budget Dessert Ideas
A collection of old fashioned kitchen tips for fall and winter treats. It suggests fruit enriched pancake batter with apples pineapple dates apricots or raisins and describes elevating uniced cupcakes with butter mocha frosting. Also notes ham and brown bread pairing, canned brown bread, Apple Muffins with chopped apples, economical Upside Down Hamburger Biscuit, and a Bread Pudding method with cranberry layers and lemon juice.
Double Deckers and Biscuit Desserts from Biscuit Dough
A homemaker can transform biscuit dough into a quick main dish named Double Deckers by layering buttered, thin biscuit rounds with deviled ham or hash, topping with smaller rounds, and baking at 450 F. Also featured are lemon butter biscuits, sugar lemon rolls, Mincemeat Muffin Biscuits, and a tart lemon butter sauce accent for a brisk day dessert.
French Fried Biscuits Delightful Treats
Individual servings set a new high. For something different, roll up tightly a square of biscuit dough spread with melted butter sugar and cinnamon. Slice thin, drop into hot deep fat and fry 5 to 7 minutes at 375 degrees F until delicately browned. Dust with confectioners sugar if desired.
Wanted Experienced girl for housework in Des Moines home
WANTED Experienced girl for housework in good Des Moines home with three adults and one child. Des Moines location suitable for steady job. Contact Dr. Chas F. Mowland, 903 Equitable Bldg., Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Chas
F. Mowland
Equitable
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