Legume crops urged to bolster Iowa farms
Iowa State College extension specialist William Watkins urges farmers to grow more legume hay to cut production costs and boost yields. He notes legume hay current value remains high despite hay shortages, while other crops lag. Legumes also improve pasture and reduce protein supplement costs.
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William Watkins
Iowa State College
Iowa
Watkins
Dad Scores Again in Anecdotal Exchange at Home
A father teases his son Henry about language learning noting the boy recently learned to say thank you in French. The father quips that Henry has learned more than he did in English. The piece closes with a proverb about men finding excuses for their follies.
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Henry
Dust seed treatments boost Iowa yields and fight grain smuts
Iowa State College plant pathologist R H Porter reports dust seed preparations raise corn and small grain yields by 3 to 8 bushels per acre and 5 to 10 percent potato yield while protecting against smut, stripe, and seedling blight. Ceresan and Corona oats dusts are advised. formaldehyde is not recommended.
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Iowa
R H. Porter
Iowa State College
Plant Pathology Department
Porter
United States Wheat Inspection Service
Mr. Porter
Classic American and British Cookbook Dishes Featured
A collection of simple recipes including macaroni on toast with a cheese sauce, Irish stew with dump lings and onions, roast beef sides, pork chops with dressing, baked bananas with bacon, and a note on the Indians lacking iron knowledge due to melting point. Contains specific ingredient measurements and cooking temperatures.
Cows Urged to Cull Low Producers to Stabilize Prices
A Pocahontas County cow testing report urges farmers to cull low producing cows to curb overproduction and lift profits. The February results show average milk production of 692 pounds and 25.3 pounds of butterfat per cow, with top herds led by Wm. Sehott and Allen & Searcey.
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Pocahontas County
R. E. Rouse
Laurens
Hillgrade Holstein
Methodist Church Schedule and Union Lenten Services
Rev T S Bassett leads Sunday School Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Union Lenten services next week guide by location and Rev H W James from Lincoln will lead singing. Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday March 11 at Mrs W R Rogers home.
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Epworth League
The
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
H. W. James
Lincoln
Neb
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. R. Rogers
Christian Endeavor
Lenten Services Planned by Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules morning worship at 10:00 with Luther League at 10:45 and mid week prayer at 8:00. No evening service. Lent season features a series of town church meetings starting next Sunday evening led by Rev and Mrs James of Lincoln Nebraska.
Nain Lutheran Church Services Announced by Pastor Kjoller
The Nain Lutheran Church under Rev. L. H. Kjoller lists Sunday worship at 8:00 a.m. with Danish services on the first Sunday each month and English for all other services. Mid week prayer meetings are on Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. All are invited to attend as scheduled unless announced otherwise. Subscribe for The Arrow-Now.
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Nain Lutheran Church
L. H. Kjoller
Special Holy Week Services At Presbyterian Church
Morning worship Sunday School and Bible class at 11 and 10. A guest pair Rev H W James and wife from Lincoln Neb will conduct services with Trinity Lutheran and Methodist churches during Holy Week. Special services planned Tue Thu evenings and Friday afternoon closing with Easter reception of members. Parents of twelve-year-olds urged to join communicants class. Minute Sermons feature Gospel of Mark and Tennessee mountaineers saying we ain't in no hurry.
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Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
James
Lincoln, Neb
Labove
H. W. James
Lincoln
Neb
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity Lutheran
Presbyterian
Trinity
Lutheran Church
iIt
Christ
Mark
Tennessee
Rolfe Iowa to Hold Town Election March 28 1932
Notice announces the Incorporated Town of Rolfe Iowa regular election on Monday March 28 1932. Voters will elect one mayor one treasurer one assessor one park commissioner and five councilmen for the regular term. Polls open 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at the hose house. J H Wilson mayor.
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Rolfe
Iowa
Hose House
J. H. Wilson
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