Farmers Should Produce Their Seed Supply
Iowa State College seed lab head R. H. Porter urges farmers to produce their own seed as the first step to quality. Clean seed lowers weeds, boosts yield, and improves disease resistance. crop rotation and soil building help. Many farmer samples are purer than dealer seed due to farm cleaning gaps. Farmers should demand written purity guarantees and have seed tested at ISU.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College Seed Laboratory
Porter
Iowa State College
Iowa Housewives Learn Wide Meat Canning At ISU
Extension Service at Iowa State College hosts demonstrations on canning curing and preserving pork beef and other meats. Miss Helen Swinney notes roasts steaks chops and more can be canned while hams bacon and corned beef can be cured or pickled. Proper methods sanitation and following directions are essential.
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Iowa State College
Helen Swinney
Extension Service
Iowa State
Miss Swinney
Bowers
Pocahontas
Plover Defeats Rolfe 44 33 In Local Basketball Battle
Plover wins its twelfth straight with a 44 to 33 victory over Rolfe on the local court. Rolfe led 9 0 early, Plover surged ahead by halftime 22 21, then dominated the fourth quarter 18 4 as Rodger’s long shots and sharp shooting sealed the win.
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I Stevenson
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Hubbell
Garlock
Martin
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Freeman
Olerich
Harmon
Mishler
Ti Stein
Larson
Cassell
Schonberger
Rolfe High
Sanders
Larry Garlock
Dorothy
Merwindler
Larry
Elting DuBois
Alcohol Fuel from Grain Could Boost Farm Prices
Iowa State College economists report that converting corn oats wheat and barley into alcohol for gasoline may create demand for farm products and lift prices. Alcohol–gasoline blends could require a temporary subsidy. large scale use would shift food supplies and may raise prices if corn stays under thirty five cents per bushel. A circular detailing experiments and issues is available from the Industrial Science Office Ames Iowa. Mistress: I must insist that you have less company in the kitchen. Last night I was kept awake by the uproarious laughter of one of your women friends.
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Iowa State College
Middle West
Seaboard
Dean Cha, Finley
Industrial Science Division
Industrial Science Office
Ames
Iowa
D M T School Honors Roll List Notes Seniors Lead
The D M T school reports seniors Merle Christensen and Dorothy Johansen and Lucille Weishaar on the honor roll with grades over ninety. The senior class leads first semester with seventy five percent on the honor roll as plans for home declamatory contest and new courses in biology and psychology are announced.
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Noma
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Jeanette Maasduam
Evelyn Sennett
Wilna Struthers
Doris Vaughn
Virginia Vaughn
Evelyn Hoveland
Arlene Kilbourne
Marie McKinnon
Louise Vaughn
Raphael Weishaar
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Rosalie Watson
Merle Christensen
Dorothy Johansen
Lucille Weishaar
D.M.T
Merle Christer ‘Sen
Lucile Weishaar
Ane
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