The Lamp and Industry Link in Ireland’s Revival
An excerpt discusses The Lamp magazine and Ireland’s industrial rebound aided by government incentives and foreign investment. It notes a joint oil plant near Cobh, the value of face to face diplomacy in business, and the role of American steamship lines in promoting foreign trade through public outreach and Kennedy’s program. The piece emphasizes personal contact and economic growth through capitalists and nations.
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Conservation District News Highlights Meets and Plant Orders
Work unit personnel held a two day meeting in Fort Dodge with Dal Schott and others briefing on latest agricultural developments. Home garden orders include honeysuckle and purple willow for erosion control at 12.50 per thousand, due by March 30 through SCS or Extension in Pocahontas. Wildlife impacts, bird slaughter laws, and lingering ice fishing mood are noted amid spring eagerness for hunt and fish.
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Fort Dodge
Dal Schott
Lacy Harmon
Art Thoreson
Sylvan Runkel
Robert Bohlman
SCS
Extension Service
Pocahontas
Rabbit season closes as extreme cold halts hunting
The State Conservation Commission notes severe cold and recent snows curtail sporting activity across the state. Rabbit hunting declines with season closing February 3 at 6 p.m. Fox trapping remains active but awaits warmer weather.
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State Conservation Commission
Dairymen use magnets to guard cows from metal
Extension official E J Rosenberger notes profits rise as Ray Whitmore advises magnets in feed paths and magnets in cows in a preventive program. He warns hardware disease can be silent and outlines rumenotomy, reticulum tools, and magnet use to extract or trap metal before it harms cows.
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Pocahontas County
E. J. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Ray Whitmore
Iowa State University
Whitmore
Fatal gas incident in Iowa hog house prompts warning
A western Iowa farmer and his hired man suffered gas exposure from an unvented heater in a well insulated hog house. After resting on straw bales they became groggy. the farmer crawled out while dragging the unconscious worker who later revived.
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Western
Iowa
Dangers of Unvented Heaters in Hog Houses Highlighted
County Extension Director Rosenberger warns tightly sealed farrowing houses using unvented radiant or shop heaters can trap deadly carbon monoxide. Iowa State University engineer Roth notes both kinds burn kerosene or LP gas, producing water vapor that worsens ventilation and moisture.
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County Extension
BE. J. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Iowa
Fred Roth
Iowa State University
Roth
Heat exchange based ventilation for insulated farrowing houses
A ventilation system for tightly insulated farrowing houses uses outside air to pick up heat from the combustion chamber jacket. The chamber is enclosed so moisture and gases stay out of the room while being vented outside. Adequate ventilation ensures a constant supply of fresh air. Lions Pancake Feed February 9.
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Roth
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