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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1918

Page

3

Camp life and entertainments at a military post

A correspondent describes stone camps, wooden quarters, and YMCA facilities with nightly entertainments for soldiers. The 311th Cavalry Band performs at retreat as the Base Hospital grows into the nation’s largest medical camp. Strong emphasis on camaraderie, meals served by kitchen police, and improving army life for enlisted men.

Rolfe United States Des Moines Walter Boyce Perry

Iowa Seeks More Spring Wheat To Boost 1918 Crop

County agents report over fifty carloads of spring wheat seed ordered from federal stocks in Minneapolis. To reach normal 1918 wheat production Iowa must plant 760000 acres, up from 249000, with each county ranging 6800 to 12000 acres. A surplus method uses formaldehyde treated oats for seed preparation with a new 10 to 1 water to formaldehyde mix and rapid drying.

Federal Seed Stocks Committee Minneapolis Towa Agricultural Extension Department Towa State College Don

New Way to Treat Smut Proposed by Iowa Station

The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station reports an improved method to treat smut that promises to save two thirds of labor and time previously required. The brief note mentions better efficiency and potential adoption by workers in the field.

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Why Grow Spring Wheat in the Era of Government Support

The piece discusses growing spring wheat to meet government seed and production needs. It argues expanding acreage can align with national goals and potentially improve profitability given current yields and market prices. It notes balancing spring planting with harvest activities to optimize overall farm work.

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Unclear OCR Summary of Local Office Names and Dates

Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Sedlacels Kreul Yoder and W B Bol in a district clerk context. The passage mentions a vest and AG bid, with scattered references to a week and a house. No coherent event or outcome is established.

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