High School To Register Sept 2 For New Year
The article lists registration for AH high school students on Saturday Sept 2 with half day start Sept 4. It names teachers in charge for each grade and outlines upcoming freshman to senior course offerings and new dictionary for fourth grade.
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AH High School
Blair
June
North
Carlson
Charles City
Jack Castle
Alta
Annasette Fisher
Waterloo
Rose le Grange
Storm Lake
Wm. DeVine
Algona
Algona, Coach; Miss Brekken
Mgr. Wickstrom
Rubber Tires Boost Tractor Speed and Efficiency at Rutgers Tests
Rutgers university tests show rubber tires on tractors cut wear and draft, letting machines work faster with less fuel and downtime. Rubber tires on farm wagons and machines lessen burden, extend life, and reduce operator fatigue while enabling higher gear use for field and road work.
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E. BR
Rutgers University
United States Leads Global Oats Production in 1937
The U S oats crop reached 1 146 258 000 bushels in 1937, about 38 56 percent of the world total of 4 429 000 000 bushels, with Germany France Canada Poland United Kingdom and other nations following in output. Russia’s figure is not available but believed large. Oats rank second to corn among major crops behind 5 050 000 000 bushels.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Germany
France
Canada
Poland
United Kingdom
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Argentina
Finland
Corns on Fowls and Abscesses Warn of Joint Infection
Hard corns appear on many old fowls' feet with little trouble unless abscesses form. The Rural New Yorker advises opening abscesses, flushing with disinfectant, and placing the bird on clean litter. Joint abscesses may stem from tubercular joint infection. treatment focuses on eliminating the carrier to protect healthy fowls.
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New Yorker
Farm population growth in 1937 shows net 90 thousand rise
Farm populations remained the main source of U S population increase in 1937. There were 719000 births on farms and 341000 farm deaths leaving a natural increase of 378000. Migration added 288000 more people moving to towns than moving to farms, yielding a net farm population increase of 90000.
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United States
Local News Highlights And Sheriff Sale Notice
A digest of social and community notes from D. M. T. area includes visits, hospital rounds, birthday gatherings, and State fair attendance. Also included is a sheriff’s sale notice for the North Half of Section 13, Township 92, Range 31 West, Pocahontas County Iowa, under a 1939 writ of execution against Edward Bering Hitch cock and Myrna S Hitchcock.
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Wm. Fisher
Emmetsburg Hospital
Art Mickalek
Claribel
Mabel Mickalek
Frank Mickalek
Ft. Dodge
Frances Vaughn
Gene Kerns
Plover
Ray Williams
George Zeman
Raymond
Alice
Leo
George
O. E. Lehnus
Sioux City
A. J. Kilbourne
Wilda
Leta Mae
Mandell
Lutheran
Lois Carpenter
Glen Carpenter
Wesley Carpenter
West Bend
J. A. Biederman, Jr
Spencer
BE. D. Spry
Gary
Ind
Jane Ralph
Mr. Spry
Des Moines
State of
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Edward Bering Hitchcock
Myrna S. Hitchcock
Hubert Kapsch
Co. W. Gilchrist
Susie Wyman
J. W. Alexander
Cy . Alexander
Pocahontas Couse
State of Iowa
J. T. Grant
Auditors
Lews
Hubert Kapseq
Towa
C. W. Gilchris
Pyghontas
Penny Mystery: Billions of Copper Cents Lost to Time
Washington officials note Americans misplaced about five billion pennies since coinage began. Many vanish into drains, gutters, or are stored in children’s banks and vending machines. Even two and three cent pieces remain largely missing as pennies stay elusive.
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Washington
Mint
Uncle Sam
Good Roughage Aids Developing Rations For Stock
A U S Department of Agriculture study shows pasture accounts for about one third of nutrients consumed by milk cows while costing only one seventh of total feed. Legume hay boosts pasture quality and provides rich nutrition, aiding calves and sows with cheaper winter feeding and better gains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Dona McCreary
T. S. Clark
M. E
Mesdames
H. Knutson
N. Hemerson
P. Cooksey
C. Sorenson
D. Jolliffe
B. Benjamin
Doris Wallace
Loren Eastman
Bede
Tommy Vaughn
McIntire
al Seaquist
Ray Kinseth
Ottosen
Clarence Kinseth
Dolores Showberger
Homer Marchant
Sam Olson
Joe Stegge
Donna Daniels
Kansas City
Donald
Harold Homerson
Frank Wright
Albuqurque
New Mexico
Wm. Mills
Tommy Clark
Hynds
Mason City
Harry Tyler
Fort Dodge
Mr. Tyler
Alvin Webb
Golf Club
Rolfe Park
Gladys Sinclair
Allen
Oskaloosa
Gerald Chase
Alan
Marjorie Cran
Buffalo Center
Jeanette Currys
Chris Sorensen
Crawford Park
White
Plainfield
Highby
Burr
Woodruff
Virgil Burris
Bert Burris
Ray
Bode
Urges Rubber
Rutgers Researchers Fund
Paul Whiteman
America
D. M. T. Local News
Sterling
Fort Collins
Colo
Williams
John Spangler
Jens Thompson
L. A. Ripperger
Bruce Sanden
E. S. Pease
Bradgate
Loren Pease
Oscar Snyder
Zelda
Illinois
Lester Myers
Manson
George Marine Home
Rachel Cruickshank
Harold Justice
Ankeny
Velma Parmenter
Ed Parmenter
Hans Nielsen
Neilsen
John Lawman
Orville
Chet Carpenter
Henry Schmidt
J. M. Perkins
Havelock
Ames
Loren Thompson
Donald Spencer
Robert Heathman
Faye Wax
Howard Spencer
Joyce
Oliver
She Oliver
M. R. Fisher
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