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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

3

Double Corn Yield Through Smart Soil Management

University of Illinois professor A L Lang says farmers can double the state 50 bushel per acre average by rebuilding organic matter and soil nutrients. High fertility plots yield over 100 bushels with hybrid seed. four steps include soil testing lime application rotation legumes deep rooted crops and manure plus nitrogen phosphorus and potash fertilizers to sustain 100 bushel corn crops.

Prof A. L. Lang University of Illinois Illinois Lang

Root Rot Resistant Oats Boost Yields with New Varieties

Farmers in Minnesota switch from older oat varieties hit by helminthosporium root rot to Bonda and Mindo hybrids. The Minnesota Crop Improvement association provides seed on a share basis, requiring growers to keep half for own use while certifying the rest as pure seed. Rhoda Lawson of Albert Lea helps demonstrate the crop with an 86 bushels per acre yield reported last year.

Bonda Mindo Minnesota Minnesota Crop Improvement Association Rhoda F. W. Lawson Albert Lea Minn

Adjustable sunning rack for milk utensils by Kansas board

A sunning rack for milk utensils allows adjusting the slope angle to admit sunlight in any season. The device, designed by the Kansas board of agriculture, aims to improve drying and sanitation of milk pails and cans.

Kansas Board of Agriculture

iRules for Good Milk Profit in Dairy Cows

Practical notes emphasize profit through quality milk from healthy cows. Clean cows and clean sterile utensils, proper drying and cooling, and well ventilated barns are key. Donors should also remain clean to ensure milk quality and safety.

Cost of Living Pressures Front in Small Town Life

Western newspaper reflects local response to high prices after WWII. Residents describe rising costs, delayed production, and wage gaps affecting apartments and meals. Examples include a costly annex project, premium pay distortions, and profiteering schemes as citizens urge better production and a saturated market.

Truman’s Cabinet Hears Gloomy Economic Forecast

A secret White House briefing reported a sharp price crisis with prices up across commodities and wages dropping. The council warned of a potential recession and urged action, while Truman drafts a westward campaign tour to shore up support and public credibility.

Arning Washington Truman Council of Economic Advisers Edwin G. Nourse Council Nourse Federal Reserve

Veterans answer column explains new VA rating schedule

Washington Bureau notes on the 1945 disability rating schedule and retroactive review to April 1 1946. VA reviews 842000 of 2692000 cases. no need to inquire while pending. Q A guidance covers service connected dental work, unemployment compensation, allied forces benefits, and requesting free literature on foreign relations.

Washington Bureau of Western Lavon Lye Street N. W Wahington D. C Veterans’ Service Bureau Veterans’ Administration 24Th Infantry Japan P. G Muncie Ind. A 24Th Division Glen Allen Ala. A Office of Ellwood City R. H Pensacola Fla. A United States U. S E. H Hutchinson, Kas. A Division of Public Relations State Department Washington, D. C

States Adopt Recall of Public Officials Since 1908

Collier's notes that 11 states have adopted recall as a way to remove elected officials before term end. A petition by about 25 percent of voters triggers a special election to decide replacement. About 200 recalls have occurred, mostly against local officials, with two exceptions against state officials in North Dakota 1924 and Oregon 1922.

Truman White House Mississippi River Congress New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Mississippi Collier’s North Dakota Oregon

Crisp Checks Shirtwaister For Warm Weather

A classic shirtwaister in crisp checks flatters the figure and fits well. The article features an illustrated sew chart with every step and suggests making several versions for warm weather wear.

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Juin Paul Mallon OPA Ogee Sewing Circle Pattern Dept South Wells St Chicago Yowder Albert Prince Albert Harper Clark Prince Alberts W. G. Attewell P.A National Joy Reyn Tobacco
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