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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1939

Page

4

Iowa Turkeys Put Fourth in U S Ranking This Year

Iowa is fourth in U S turkey production with 1 802 000 birds raised this year up 30 percent from 1938. Minnesota California and Texas top the state, and prices are expected to stay below 1938 levels as marketing rises. Storage will be extensive with planned stock for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Card of Thanks notes neighbors who helped fight a cornfield fire.

Iowa Turkey A. D. Oderkirk Iowa State College Agricultural Marketing Service Oderkirk Minnesota California Texas Geo. Sandy

Acknowledgment of Thanks for Sympathy at Funeral

The undersigned thank those who offered sympathy and kindness at the funeral of our son and brother. C. A. Graham and Family.

C. A. Graham

Vernon Eye Injury and Local Oddities Reported

A sledging accident in Vernon Sunken led to a steel splinter piercing a left eye. Surgeons at Towa City performed three preliminary operations and a major procedure to save sight. Also noted is A H Weber owning a Duroc Jersey pig turning white after a wart treatment. In Williamsburg Henry Iburg was fatally shot by Wilbert Walters during a rifle practice mishap. authorities call it accidental.

Vernon Sunken Villisea Towa City A. H. Weber Alburnett Henry Iburg Williamsburg Wilbert Walters Henrysburg Milo Engelbert

Hospital Sufferer and Tractor Fire Injure Wiegert Pair

Mrs. William Wiegert of Lamotte entered a Dubuque hospital with peritonitis after leaving home with a nurse. Her husband, Mr. Wiegert, was badly burned while adjusting a tractor carburetor and also taken to the hospital.

William Wiegert Lamotte Dubuque Wiegert

Auto thieves span Iowa with a Buick chain and Oldsmobile loss

Reports show a Buick stolen in Pennsylvania traveled to Iowa City then Belle Plaine and Marshalltown where two more Buicks were taken before an Oldsmobile was stolen at Marshalltown and not heard from. Farmers urged to shelter machinery after Kana scrub shed fire caused 2000 dollar damage. Ed Mawdsley wins seed corn prizes at Clay county fair but one Percheron horse broke a hip.

Iowa Pennsylvania Iowa City Belle Plaine Marshalltown Oldsmobile Ed Mawdsley Irvington Clay County

Woman Recovers Lost Purse At Corn Festival

Mrs Ed Myers of Brompton attended Blakesburg corn festival last week and lost a purse containing 45 dollars. After a night of worry she returned to Blakesburg, parked in the same spot, and nearly stepped on the purse as she got out of the car.

Ed Myers Brompton Blakesburg

Retiring Eldora Treasurer Handles Church Funds

Fred J. Edgar, retiring treasurer of the Eldora Methodist church, has managed about $125000 in church funds over his long service since 1894. The pastor's salary rose from $850 in 1894 to $2500 in 1928 as part of the church’s financial history.

Fred J. Edgar Methodist Church of Eldora Mr. Edgar

Former Winnebago Boy Writes Two Stories for Red Book

Wallace Stenger a 1932 S A S graduate and former Winnebago county resident published two stories in the November Red Book magazine. He has also released a novel titled SAFE. A search party found three year old James Larson asleep in the family car after he went missing during an Indian pow wow at Rice Lake, alarming his parents.

Winnebago County Wallace Stenger James Larson Rice Lake James

Centralized poultry plants reduce travel time and labor

Cornell University researchers study chore routes on 125 Oregon farms to show how centralized buildings cut yearly trips to the laying house, brood house, and pullet range. Findings indicate 62 miles and 37 hours for short trips versus 450 miles and 270 hours for long trips, with windward planning and three year rotation to optimize space for 500 growing chickens per acre.

L. M. Hurd Cornell University Poultry Department Oregon

Karakul Sheep Raising Considerations Warned by Expert

Don S. Maddox of Washington State College Extension advises stockmen to compare karakul sheep with regular flocks before investing. He suggests visiting farms with 4 5 years in karakul, learning pelts prices, lambing percentages, breeding stock costs, and mutton lamb prices. Southern Idaho breeders market karakul lambs like mutton. wool price remains low.

Don S. Maddox Washington State College Extension Idaho United States Department of Agriculture

Proper Feed Rations for Stallions and Breeding Fitness

Stallions should receive the best feeds such as oats bran and light mixed hay. A few ears of corn aid thin stallions. Clean pasture and carrots when grass is scarce support health. Heavily used stallions need feed equal to hard working horses. A lean, muscular condition is preferred over softness and overfitting for show rings. rapid weight loss during breeding lowers fertility. Start lean and gain slight weight through the season.

Shortage and Expansion Trends in Agriculture

The article notes about 60 celery varieties grown in the United States, says 1938 favorable turkey raising conditions may boost 1939 production, cites 10 percent of U S egg output stored cold, warns gooseberries and currants spread blister rust leading states to ban cultivation, reports 25 657 000 cases of 1937 sweet corn for canning, mentions an experimental control plan, and highlights rising farm mortgage loan activity by life insurers per the Federal Home Loan Bank Review.

Turkey Federal Home Loan Bank Review

Drive With Care in November and December

The Iowa Department of Health urges motorists to drive with extra care in November and December as statistics show 111 motor vehicle deaths in the last two months of 1938. November had 56 deaths, the highest monthly total, with December close behind.

Iowa State Department of Health Health Department

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