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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

9

Augustus C Dodge Iowa pioneer and senator timeline

Augustus C Dodge, son of Henry Dodge, rises from Burlington land office to second Brigade commander and alderman. He becomes Iowa’s first U S senator in 1848 after a contested early state legislature, later serving as minister to Spain. His lifelong career spans militia leadership, politics, and diplomacy ending with his 1883 death in Burlington.

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Iowa in 1776 and Earlier Land of roaming tribes and no white settlers

The column summarizes Iowa before 1776 noting the Iowas as part of a broader group with women tending gardens and braves hunting. It traces migrations from the Great Lakes to Des Moines headwaters and Okoboji Spirit lakes Pipe Stone Quarry in Minnesota, with French, British and Spanish traders influences prior to 1803.

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Ice Free Water Vital For Wintering Cattle

Kent Nelson of Iowa State University urges preventing ice in fountains and water tanks as cold weather approaches. Lactating dairy and beef cows require five pounds of water per pound of milk, with daily access maximizing production and health. Cattle on cornstalks may need six to eight gallons daily. daily checks prevent frozen supplies and protect calf growth.

Kent Nelson Iowa State University Nelson

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