Local Diddings and Visits Highlight Laurens News
H D and M W Grover of Havelock called on Rolfe relatives Friday evening. Mrs Mary E Gamel of Des Moines visits Laurens relatives while staying with brother A R Thornton. A G Hille's home improvements include paint porch and new shingles. Mrs Jean Champlain and son Billy of Chicago visit aunt Mrs W W Beam. Dr Clark Lauder brought them from Webster City Thursday.
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Havelock
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Mary FE. Gamel
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Billy
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W. W. Beam
Clark Lauder
Webster City
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
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Harry Leaper
Anamosa
I. F. Fisher
A. P. White
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City Park
Ruby Wilson
Sioux City
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Lynch
Neb
Hille’s
A. E. Edsall
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Windom
Minnesota
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State Fair to Offer Value Filled Iowa Vacation
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Fair will run Aug 26 to Sep 4 with a five million dollar program. The fair includes livestock displays, 4-H congress, women's expo, auto show, art, and 11 bands. Children 15 and under free on Aug 28. Farm Bureau Day Aug 31 features national speakers.
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Iowa
Iowa Fish and Game
Farm Bureau
Yeomen's Exposition to Highlight Women’s Interests at Iowa State Fair
The 1931 Iowa State Fair will host a complete Women of Iowa exposition opening August 26 for eight days. Sponsored by the State Federation of Women's Clubs and related groups, the event uses two large fair buildings for women’s exhibits in home economics education art and farm projects. Open forums lectures demonstrations and pageants will address cooking child health citizenship and other topics, with more than 200 400 women expected to attend from across Iowa. Exhibits and programs run August 28 to September 4.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women's Farm Bureaus
State Fair Board
Iowa State Fair Set With Expanded Farm Exhibits
Special feature displays will fill two hundred acres at the Iowa State Fair August 26 to September 4 with 37 county farm bureaus and women’s groups showcasing practical agriculture projects. Demonstrations and lectures by county leaders accompany exhibits from Iowa State College, the Iowa Dairy Council, and vocational agriculture.
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Des Moines
Iowa State College
Iown Dairy Council
Vocational Agriculture Department
Many Growers Trial New Crop Varieties This Year
Joe L. Robinson of Iowa State College reports unusual interest in trying new crop varieties. Over 1,000 growers have bought small seed lots for tests, including sorghum. Seed shipments extend beyond state to Hawaii, Mexico, and Canada.
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Joe L. Robinson
Farm Crops
Iowa State College
Hawaii
Mexico
Canada
A Flood of Russian Wheat Hits World Markets
The article notes Russia harvested over a billion bushels of wheat last year and plans to flood exports with 1.5 billion bushels this year, leaving the United States out of the export market. Any surplus wheat grown in the U.S. could push domestic prices down, creating a boomerang effect.
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Russia
United States
Good Time to Haul Out Your Limestone
Soil extension workers at Iowa State College advise applying limestone this fall to winter wheat ground planned for clover or alfalfa seeding next spring, with lime worked into the soil during preparation. If lime is needed for spring seedings, haul it out now. For corn ground to be seeded next spring or used for silage, fall application is suggested if ground is not plowed and lime can be spread before harrowing.
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Iowa State College
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings August 1931
Pocahontas County Iowa board met in regular session with no absentees. Items approved include L J Wartman contract bond and A J Garrels school fund loan. Budget hearing held August t[h]ird. notice published July 20 in The Fonda Times Pocahontas Democrat and Rolfe Arrow.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
A. H. Buscher
Randall Melson
Jas. L. Okeefe
G. W. Ferguson
E. A. Rude
L. J. Wartman
A. J. Garrels
County Board of Supervisors
Fonda Times
Pocahontas Democrat
Rolfe Arrow
County Board Approves Fair Ground Tax Levy After Hearings
The county board considered the tax estimate for fair ground funds with bidders and taxpayers speaking for and against. R M Evans and F K Hawley spoke against the levy while A M Buck and William Carey supported it. Aye votes were Melson O Keefe Rude and Buscher. Ferguson opposed. The board adjourned with the estimate certified to the county auditor for filing.
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F. K. Hawley
A. M. .Buck
William ‘Carey
Melson
O’keefe
Rude
Buscher
Ferguson
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