Local residents attend Capping and church events
Spencer and Boyden residents join Miss La Venne Rouwenhorst and Miss Winifred Reuvers at Sioux Valley Hospital Capping. Family visitors gather in Boyden and Sheldon. Henry Van Veldhuizen of Orange City visits. Norman and Peter Bell host friends. Memorial for John Dethmers in Pipestone. County Sunday SchoolConvention and United Presbyterian Church activities end with socials and officer elections.
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Laurence Haze
Spencer
Nic Rouwenhorst
Henry van Velzen
Steve Vanden Brink
Geo. Minzgar
Henry Reuvers
Boyden
Everet Reuvers
Sheldon
Marian Menning
Hospers
la Venne Rouwenhorst
Winifred Reuvers
Sioux Valley
Sioux Falls
Miss Rouwenhorst
Miss Reuvers
Scouts Own at Girl Scouts and Brownies April 10
The Boyden Girl Scouts and Brownies with leaders plan a Scouts Own after school on Thursday April 10 at 4 30. Badges and special recognition awards will be distributed. Program led by Mrs Jacob Van Diepen Jr Scout Commissioner. Dumb waiters trace English invention of the eighteenth century with tiered trays on a central support and tripod base used at dining tables.
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Boyden Girl Scouts
Brownies
Jacob van Diepen, Jr
Chippendale
Kensington Palace
Foreign Legion Formed with Varied Nationalities in 1831
In 1831 France formed the Foreign Legion with four German battalions and included many other nationalities such as Polish Italian and Spanish battalions. The passage also contrasts a joking Uncle Eben quote about imagination and notes sugar content in mammal milk ranging from four to ten percent.
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France
Foreign Legion
Pasture Improvement Yields More Better Feed for Livestock
Chicago report from the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges pasture improvement to boost hay and pasture for dairy and beef herds. Key steps include liming, adequate fertilization, mixed fertilizers, nitrogen use, and including clover and alfalfa in all hay mixes with at least one acre per cow or steer and early nitrogen topdressings.
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Chicago
Middle West
Corn Nitrogen Needs Drive High Yields in Ohio Study
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers Dr J D Sayre and R E Yoder report corn for high yields requires about 142 pounds of nitrogen per acre to produce over 100 bushels per acre. The crop used 68 pounds per month in July and August, with a daily uptake of around 2½ pounds per acre during peak growth.
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J. D. Sayre
R E. Yoder
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn Belt
Drs. Sayre
Yoder
Legumes Need Plant Food to Rebuild Soils
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges that legumes like alfalfa and clover cannot alone restore fertility. They must be supported by plant foods containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potash. Continuous alfalfa removal reduces soil fertility, so regular commercial fertilizer is needed to replenish elements.
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Chicago
Middle West
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