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03 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
1
In home territory subscription rates are two dollars. An extra copies option away from home costs five cents yearly. Foreign country subscriptions are eight dollars in advance.
The editor explains surrendering space to Col. Board Proceedings to fund the newspaper. He notes money to operate and pay bills, mentions recent events and figures like Gustav Alesch, debates beer and road laws, and comments on labor, courts, and John D. Rockefeller.
The piece notes Senator Gillette as a free pass to the senate and criticizes single issue voting. It discusses the term packing the court vs unpacking the court with corporate lawyers, and cites Oklahoma where dentists passed an anti advertising law amid sleepy press coverage.
Frank Priebe discusses the National Poultry Improvement Plan, noting 41 states participate and 130,000 male birds are evaluated for hatchability livability egg production and body weight. He explains record of performance birds head hatchery flocks and urges farmers to adopt RO P stock to boost profits from poultry and eggs.
New farm building plans and material books are now on file in every Town county agent office. The books, prepared by federal and 15 land grant college engineers, list 125 building designs and an itemized materials catalog. Blueprints are available at cost through the agricultural extension service at Iowa State College.
Farmers and families from Pocahontas County will tour Iowa State College in June to learn how corn varieties are developed and how livestock rations are tested. Visitors will see a top dairy barn, a straw loft poultry house, and modern poultry equipment while College staff answer questions on crop production and feeding.
A farming tip urges farmers to feed hens with a daily mix of cod liver oil and grain to optimize laying performance and overall health. The instruction emphasizes consistency for best results in egg production.
The report notes a general rule to plant seeds at a depth four times their diameter. It adds seeds should be sown shallower in heavy soils and deeper in sandy soils to ensure proper germination.
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