Iowa War Census Progress Delays By Governor's Return
Des Moines reports that Iowa collects voting precinct counts for war census. 2,348 total precincts. data includes Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City Waterloo. Governor Harding’s return delays final plans.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. 8
Allen
Les
War Department
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Dubuque
Sioux City
Waterloo
Samuel L. Rogers
Wilhj
Harding
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General’s Office
Regular Army
Navy
National Guard
Department
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Uncle Sam
How Much Food Is Wasted
Des Moines reports food waste stems from spoiled eggs and dairy, rotting fruits and vegetables, and poor storage and handling. It urges buying only needed amounts, using proper canning, and cooking portions that match consumption to curb waste.
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Des Moines
W. H. Harrison
Attempted Elevator Fire Report Of Damaged Farm Co-Operative Grain Elevator
A failed arson attempt at the Farm Co-Operative grain elevator near Qamrkr, south ofwere, left oil soaked rags under the door. Employed workers found the rags doused and did not ignite the building, with suspicions pointing to German sympathizers.
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Webster City
Éts’ Co
Qamrkr
Treatment tips for seed potatoes avoid danger and disease
The article outlines chemical treatment methods for seed potatoes, stressing careful handling and timing. It presents two options a formaldehyde solution and corrosive sublimate, with safety cautions to keep chemicals away from children and stock, and to rinse and dry potatoes promptly after treatment for larger yields and healthier crops.
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Atock
Seed corn profits from careful seed plot method
Herron J. Black of Burlington Wisconsin reports raising 30 bushels of seed corn per acre and earning about 105 dollars at 3.80 per bushel plus 40 to 50 bushels reserved for feed. He describes soil, manure, early spring plowing, four diskings, hill planting on May 21, fertilization, and careful cultivation to harvest on September 15 for first class seed.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Herron J. Black
Burlington, Wis
Seed shortages prompt farmers to curb planting
Farmers may not plant full acreage due to seed shortages though seed suppliers and experiment stations report a moderate supply of pedigreed barley and certain corn. Potatoes are identified as the hardest seed to obtain, with many relying on later planting while potato grower associations gain appeal.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Potato Growers’ Association
Four Fundamentals Taught For Crop Improvement Platform
The program outlines four core practices for grain: select one best seed variety per soil and climate. farm and grade to remove trash immature grain and weeds. treat grain diseases with formaldehyde. and test seed vitality with community school children assisting.
Whiskers on Barley A Regional Note On Harvest Gear
A historical note discusses the nuisance of barley beards during harvest and handling. It credits the binder and self feeder attachments to threshing machines with reducing the problem. It also notes straw from the harvest can be safely used for livestock feeding or bedding with little danger.
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Mational Group Improvement Service
Farming Community Question Aid From National Crop Improve Service
A public notice urges farmers to plant their maximum acreage but offers help if money labor or power limits prevent full planting. The National Crop Improvement Service frames the issue as aiding farmers who face resource shortages to meet their farming goals.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Iowa Reforms and Local Leaders Highlight State Outlook
The piece praises Gov. Harding ally J. H. Strief and Senator Ed M. Smith for integrity and service, notes Casswell’s strong legislative record, and critiques commission men amid rising costs and shortages. It urges ribboning waste, supporting better diets, and recognizing Iowa’s potential with honest public service.
Wheat and Potato Notes From the Grant Club Meeting
Hon. Joseph H. Allen’s visit to Pocahontas attracts statewide support for his gubernatorial bid. Mayor John MacVicar continues public service efforts. A seed potato sale offers Early Ohio seed at $1.00 per peck. Growers spreading 16 bushels per acre anticipate large yields, while seed cost tops $60 per acre.
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Joseph H. Allen
Pocahontas
Grant Club
Senator Allen
Removal of foreigners near army post causes hardship
All foreigners are being removed from within one half mile of the army post. It is working a hardship on a number of them who own their own homes down there, but the government.
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Commission
City council Keeps peddler license at fifty dollars
The council split over mayor MacVicar’s proposal to cut peddler licenses to one dollar to boost home delivery. Commissioner Fairweather won, preserving a fifty dollar annual fee to shield merchants and prevent an influx of low quality produce through street peddling. The piece notes farm labor shortages and the value of enlistment for national service.
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MacVicar
Thomas Fairweather
Fairweather
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Now Advertisement
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Now. This ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a great help and the relief it provides is worth the cost. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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