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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
7
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Iowa farm experts note hay surplus keeps prices low but plowing under legumes like clover adds green manure value. Nitrogen in red clover and organic matter improve soils, aiding future crops. farmers can profit by turning under cover crops once high-protein roughage needs are met.
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station unveils Iowin, a hardy new winter wheat promising strong yields and rust resistance across Iowa. One and a half bushel trial lots are available to farmers, offered by Joe L. Robinson of the farm crops department at Iowa State College, via mail to interested growers.
The Receiver of the First National Bank of Rolfe Iowa offers at public sale the remaining assets and judgments from stock assessments for cash, subject to OCC approval and court confirmation, at the Pocahontas Iowa Court House on September 19 1930 at 10 00 a m. For details contact W C Pyle Receiver Algona Iowa.
Pocahontas Iowa board members met in regular session with A. H. Buscher as chairman. Actions included approving leases for three gravel pits and bonds for McMichael Petterson Ackland and Kramme Company. Claims list covers extensive county services and supplies.
Miss Lillie Swanson of the Iowa State College extension service outlines summer ham uses. Dishes include baked ham, boiled ham for supper, ham salad, scalloped potatoes and ham, ham loaf, ham and vegetable sandwich, and bean soup with ham bone. Four ideas suit summer best such as cold boiled ham, ham salad with celery, radish garnish, and ham loaf adaptable with tapioca crumbs.
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