Cannot Eliminate Economic Cycle Inheritance of human nature drives cycles
The piece argues the economic cycle cannot be flattened due to unchanging human nature. Prosperity spurs spending and borrowing, causing booms and crashes, with only limited relief from public works and savings. A quoted inspector warns a law restricting polygamy must be obeyed.
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Calvin Coolidge
New Iowa Experiment Station bulletins cover livestock feed and soils
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station released nineteen new bulletins in the last two months. Topics include dried buttermilk for pig growth, soybean versus alfalfa hay for ewes, horse feeding, Grundy silt loam soil tests, livestock trucking economics, retail credit for farmers, secular corn price trends, wind and fire safe farm buildings, hen feeding for eggs, fruit varieties by Iowa region, greenhouse vegetable containers, corn genetics, churn butter contamination, stalk borer biology, cottage cheese production, and a study of 147 Iowa farm families’ living costs and practices.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
Garden City Social Notes Include Visits and Births
Miss Bertha Nessa of Chicago visits her mother Mrs M T Nessa this week. Mr and Mrs Tom Helgeson and children of Bricelyn Minn visit Helgeson family last week. Mrs Silas Espe Olive and Mrs Ole Espe of Radcliffe visit Lars Seversicke’s family. Seversicke completes church basement carpentry. M K Lara announce birth of baby daughter born Wednesday August 12. Ellen Larson of Roland visits Odie Lenning family. Mrs Leah Reid Andre and daughter…
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Bertha Nessa
Chicago
M. T. Nessa
Tom Helgeson
Bricelyn
Minn
Heniig Helgeson
Silas Espe
Olive
Ole Espe
Radcliffe
Lars Seversicke
Ter Ruthie
McCallsburg
J. R. Dillin
Oscar Ostrom
Jewell
Tom Auestad
John Male
Ludwig Wagner
Chris Sampson
Dakota
Geo. Espe
H. H. Nelson
Eldora
Will Dubberke
Geo. Dubberke
Otis Seversieke
Baby
Madison
S. D
Lars Seversieke
Lenora Johnson
Marjorie Thorson
Story City
Mayme
Florence Seversieke
Geo
Espe
Ernest
Elida Skeie
Helen Waldee
Lloyd
Iowa Falls
Ross Auestad
Margaret
Carrie Auestad
M. Sorem
Severt Holland
Randall
I. G. Sime
Shirley
Ramona
Renwick
O. T. Olson
H. J. Swanson
Marshalltown
Orville Owenson
Theo. E. Skeie
Swen Ostrem
J. K. Aske
Martin Vallem
Goldie Weaver
Peter Peterson
Badger
Iver Vallem
Ellsworth
Alberta
Evelyn Knutson
State Fair to Be Ideal Vacation
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Fair aims to be the greatest vacation value in the Midwest with a five million dollar show. The eight day event runs August 26 to September 4 featuring 6000 prize livestock, 2000 farm 4-H youth, auto and horse races, aerial stunts, a World on Parade spectacle, and free Children’s Day August 28.
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Des Moines
Midwest
Iowa Fish and Game
Iowa
Farm Bureau
A. R. Corey
Women Exposition at Iowa State Fair Opens August 26
The 1931 Iowa State Fair will feature a complete Women’s Exposition in two large fairground buildings. The event, running August 28 to September 4, will include interior decorating home economics and child welfare exhibits as well as open forums lectures and demonstrations. More than 200000 women are expected to attend the statewide showcase organized with the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and Women’s Farm Bureaus.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women’s Farm Bureaus
State Fair Board
Milford man committed to state hospital in Clarinda
Lee Thompson from Milford township was taken to Clarinda Saturday where he was committed to the state hospital.
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Lee Thompson
Milford Township
Clarinda
State Hospital
Jurors Drawn for Hamilton County District Court
Ben Borwick and Mrs. C. J. Holland are among jurors summoned for Hamilton County district court in Webster City. The court, with T. G. Garfield of Ames presiding, convenes August 31 and petit jurors report September 7.
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Ben Borwick
C. J. Holland
Hamilton County
Webster City
T. G. Garfield
Ames
Best Corn Year Reflects on 1854 Farming
C. L. Lucas, famed for long memory in Iowa, writes to the Madrid Register News that the year 1854 stood out as the best farming year. He reflects on conditions, crops, and prospects for Iowa agriculture of the era.
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C. L. Lucas
Iowa
Madrid Register- News
Farming season yields high quality corn with good prices
The writer recalls a favorable farming year with dry weather at night, ample soil moisture, and corn maturing before frost. Corn sold for twenty five cents a bushel locally, while some farmers hauled grain to the Boone river settlement and sold at forty cents. The author sold three wagon loads to Isaac Hook at Hook's Point hotel.
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Towa
Boone River
Isaac Hook
Hook’s Point
Germany Produces 32 Million Mouth Organs in 1980
A Los Angeles Times report notes Germany manufactured mouth organs valued at 32 million dollars in 1980, highlighting national production capacity and market reach.
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Germany
Los Angeles Times
Iowa State Fair to Feature Extensive Farm Exhibits
Special exhibits across two hundred acres will highlight the Iowa State Fair from August 26 to September 4. Thirty seven county farm bureaus join in presenting top agricultural projects including alfalfa, soil testing, weed control, and corn yield tests. Women's bureaus add home economics topics while demonstrations and lectures expand the program alongside college and council displays.
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Des Moines
Iowa State College
Iowa Dairy Council
Vocational Agriculture Department
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