Trinity Lutheran Aid Elects Officers and Members
Trinity Lutheran Ladies aid met at the parsonage on December 18 for their annual business meeting and officer election. Officers reelected were Mrs. Elmer Simonson president, Mrs. Lomen vice president, Mrs. Storesund secretary, and Olive Ryen treasurer. Devo tions led by Rev. Wangberg preceded a potluck lunch.
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Trinity Lutheran Aid
Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Lomen
Clara Everson
Ida Simonson
Olive Ryen
Elmer Simonson
Storesund
Iowa to plant less flax in 1941 says agronomist
L. C. Burnett of Iowa State College forecasts a reduction in flax acreage in 1941 after 180 000 acres sown in 1940. He notes satisfactory yields and prices, an AAA program change, and Iowa ranking second to Minnesota in flax production amid favorable growing weather.
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Iowa
L. C. Burnett
Iowa State College
Burnett
AAA
Middlewest
Minnesota
Biennial Sweet Clover Beats Clovers as Soil Builder
Agronomists from Iowa State College report that biennial sweet clover, when plowed under in a two year corn and oats rotation, produced higher yields over 16 years than red clover or Hubam clover. In trials, the sweet clover plot yielded 114 percent relative to a 100 percent check, versus 105 for red clover and 108 for Hubam.
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Iowa State College
Methodist Church announces weekly schedule and gatherings
Pastor E J Plummer leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Epworth League meets 6 30 p m. Youth Division assembles Saturday at 2 p m with Richard Johnson, leaving parsonage at 1 45. King’s Guards gather Saturday afternoon at 2. Missionary division meets Wednesday Jan 8 hosted by Mrs T D Jones Mrs Lillian Rogers and Mrs Martin Christensen.
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Methodist Church
E. J. Plummer
Epworth
Society of Christian Service
Richard Johnson
King’s Guards
Women’s Society of Christian Service
T. D. Jones
Lillian Rogers
Martin Christensen
J. C. Nelson
Lesson
George Majorowicz
Trinity Lutheran Church notices and events
Pastor J. O. Wangberg leads a Sunday service on obedience from Matth 2 23. Junior League meets at 7 30 p m. Missionary society with Mrs Sarah Storesund Friday Jan 8. Catechism class at parsonage Saturday Jan 4 1 30 p m. Annual business meeting at church Tuesday Jan 7 1 30 p m. Ladies Aid with Mrs C G Ryen Wednesday Jan 8.
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The
Missionary Society
Sarah Storesund
Clara Everson
Trinity Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. G. Ryen
Communion Sunday at Presbyterian Church
Pastor W F Schneck invites Congregation to observe communion Sunday on Jan 5. The note urges a humble contrite heart before the Lord and cautions that those partaking unworthily eat and drink judgment.
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Presbyterian Church
W. F. Schneck
Fixing Machinery Now Speeds Up Spring Work
Iowa State College extension engineer Donald Struthers advises winter upkeep to prevent spring delays. He urges tightening bolts, oiling, greasing, and replacing worn parts, plus painting metal surfaces and wooden components with appropriate coatings. He notes winter adjustments on mowers, tire care on boards, PTO shield replacements, and selecting a suitable hybrid for corn pickers.
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Donald K. Struthers
Iowa State College
Struthers
Dow City Man Named NYA Field Representative
H W Glasgow, former Dow City superintendent of schools, was named field representative for the NYA out-of-school division in Iowa by Theodore P Eslick. Glasgow will work with the state board of vocational education on training units for youth workers and the NYA work experience program. As of December 18, 10 356 youths were employed with NYA out-of-school units in Iowa, surpassing the prior all-time high.
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Dow City
NYA
H. W. Glasgow
Dow ‘City
National Youth’ Administration For
Iowa
Theodore P. Eslick
Ilick
Glasgow
State Board of Vocational Education
National Youth Administration
U. S. Department of Education
Eslick
Congress
Not Likely to Face Fertilizer Shortage Now
Bruce Kilpatrick, Iowa State College extension agronomist, cites National Fertilizer Association saying U S fertilizer supplies will not be cut by the current war or defense emergency. He notes past shortages in 1914 18 and says production has become self sufficient with phosphate and potash facilities and expandable nitrogen industries to meet needs. Farmers may be assured of available fertilizer during the national emergency and beyond.
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United States
Bruce Kilpatrick
Iowa State College Extension Agronomist
National Fertilizer Association
Kilpatrick
Association
Farmers of America
Disease in hogs and cattle prompts European repopulation effort
A report by the American Foundation for Animal Health warns that one third of European dairy cattle and one quarter of hogs in the Low Countries have been slaughtered under German orders. It urges American farmers to restock postwar Europe to rebuild sound livestock and strengthen national defense through conservation of herd health.
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Europe
American Foundation For Animal Health
America
Livestock Diseases Raise Costs for Farmers in Hard Times
The discourse warns that hog cholera, necrotic enteritis, erysipelas and other swine plagues along with blackleg and contagious abortion threaten greater losses. It stresses these diseases could be more costly during current hard times for farmers and ranchers.
Chinch Bugs Threaten Iowa Crops In 1941
Iowa State College entomologist Dr. George C. Decker reports a statewide chinch bug survey. Dry warm spring could trigger disastrous outbreak. wet spring may curb the population. If 1941 mirrors this year, about 1.6 million gallons of creosote could control the bugs across 73 counties with the worst infestations in a Woodbury Warren Fremont triangle.
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Jowa
George C. Decker
Iowa State College
Decker
Woodbury
Warren
Fremont
Butterfat per Cow in Iowa Dips from 1939 Levels
November butterfat production averaged 22.9 pounds per cow in Iowa, a slight drop from 23.1 pounds in November 1939, per Arthur R. Porter extension dairyman at Town State College.
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Iowa
Arthur R. Porter
Town State College Extension Dairyman
Card of Thanks From Mrs Ollie Burroughs
Expressions of sincere appreciation go to the Legion auxiliary S T Ceclub and many friends for acts of thoughtfulness during illness. Published by Mrs Ollie Burroughs.
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Legion Auxiliary
S. T. Ceclub
Ollie Burroughs
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pocahontas County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on January 13 1941 at 9 30 A M at the Coin House Pocahontas Iowa a public auction will sell under a general writ of execution issued from the District Court Clerk Pocahontas County. The property of Mary Sanding described as Lot A Auditor Plat in Section 6 92 31 together with a portion described in the warrant to satisfy the writ and costs. Sheriff Hubert Kapsay Pocahontas County Iowa dated December 10 1940. Included is an advertisement seeking reliable buyer for baby chicks by Rolfe Arrow Rolfe Iowa.
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Sherifi
Saly
Iowa
Pocahontas
Coin House
B. R. Loots
C. B. Klinger
K. A. Peterson
Beep Co
Mary Sanding
Caroline Mason
Hubert Kapsey
Pocahontas County
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