Belleville area social notices and gatherings listed
A long list of Sunday, Saturday, and weekday visits and suppers from Belleville area households. Guests include the Kueker, Van Gundy, Hanson, Porter Ahrens, Anderson, Johnson, Bowersox, Aspegren, Carlgren, Norris, McDonald, Isaacson, Peterson, Trecek, Lewellyn, Lervold, Kelley, Johnson, Fogelberg, and other local families. Attendees hail from Belleville Courtland Topeka Chicago Orange Calif Concordia Hastings Nebr and Denver. Several locals are noted as ill or recovering.
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Arnold
Jee Perry
Nelgon, Ward
Ther Kueker
Ralph , Kueker
John
van. Gundy
Belleville
Hanson
Courtland
E. Porter’ Ahrens
Algor Anderson
Klas Kallenberger
Topeka
Glenn, Johnson
Chicago
Janet: Bowersox
California
Ronnie Aspegren
Bill Davis
Edith. Swanson
Anna Gunter
Aick
R. E. Cooper
Eve Sandborn
O‘ Clay’ Center
Algor- Anderson
Loren Carlgren
Clyde Norris
Ada Aspegren
H. W. Reece
Donald Go
Irrigation Systems Warn Against Water and Power Dangers
Extension expert Ronald Sneed cautions that combining irrigation water and electricity creates deadly risks. Keep children away from pipes and pumps, shield power take off shafts, secure wheeled units, avoid fueling hot engines, and ensure proper grounding and wiring to prevent shocks.
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Ronald Sneed
Carolina
Sneed
Researchers Study Food Deterioration
Oregon State University researchers examine by products formed during food spoilage with emphasis on oxidation and rancidity in fats. Led by R O Sinnhuber the study notes slight changes in processing and storage may produce malen aldehyde a measurable fat deterioration by product.
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Oregon State University
R. O. Sinnhuber
OSU
Mud Drag Farm Lanes Rut with Drying Delays
Hydraulic mud drag built from steel angles and channels ruts lanes if exposed to early spring drying. When overland feedlot dries a good day will do the job.
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Toddlers and Busy Activities Keep Patience in Check
Advice on keeping toddlers occupied with simple tasks and safe play. Suggests using worn items for playthings, warm bath time, floating objects, water paints, mud play outdoors, and a jar for collecting small finds to prevent power struggles with older siblings.
Butter Almond Cooky Bars and Peach Crisp Sundaes
Dessert ideas with simple steps. Includes Butter Almond Cooky Bars yielding 20 servings and Peach Crisp Sundaes for 6 to 7, detailing ingredients, baking times, and serving suggestions.
Bible Materials Devotional Rendle on Timothy Passage
A devotional note references Acts 16 1 14 and Philippians age 2 22 15 in a Bible materials guide. It discusses Timothy and the verse range with emphasis on spiritual instruction.
Guarding Truth Lesson for September 3, 1961
The piece urges guarding sacred Christian truth from distortion and half truths. It cites Paul to Timothy, warns that lies spread easily, and stresses three methods to guard truth through vigilance, teaching, and faithful living within the Church.
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Paul the Apostle
Paul
Timothy
Thomas Jefferson
Plan Fertilizer Application via Soil Sampling Tips
Farmers are advised to collect uniform soil samples from fields to plan fall and spring fertilizer programs. Proper sampling reduces errors. take 10 to 14 cores from areas under similar treatment, mix, dry, and fill a soil ton with a pint sample. Avoid sampling near fertilizer bands and roads. Local agents provide instructions and containers.
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Institute
Fall Pasture Top-Dressing Benefits Farmers Five Ways
The Midwest division of the National Plant Food Institute lists five payoffs from fall pasture top-dressing with a complete NPK fertilizer. Benefits include earlier spring grazing, more and better grass, extra grazing days, lower feed costs, and higher net profits. Fall application also eases spring workload and offers better fertilizer options, though nitrogen losses can occur on very sandy soils.
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Midwest Division
The
National Plant Food Institute
Corn Belt
Gen
Institute
Well Fed Alfalfa Beats Winter Kill With Fall Fertilizer
Purdue agronomists cite Midwest National Plant Food Institute findings that top-dressing alfalfa this fall stores food for winter survival. Minnesota soil scientists add potash helps resist winter kill while phosphate boosts yields. Wisconsin researchers say top-dressing up to freezing extends life and reduces reseeding.
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Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
Purdue University Agronomists
University of Minnesota
Univerey
Wisconsin
Fall Liming Aids Legumes Boosts Plant FoodPower
IME added to the soil this fall can boost legume stands next spring and improve efficiency of other plant foods. Soil testing is recommended to determine lime needs, reducing guesswork. Fall liming benefits legume seedings in stubble fields and supports better winter survival and spring start.
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Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
Institute
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Val Gene Isaacson
Barber College
Wichita
Harry Kassel
Concordia
Charles Peterson
Anna Tibbetts
Orange
Calif
Eba Buhr
Colorado
Lewis Saliman
Frank Kelley
Dennis
Ronnie
Dale Lewellyn
Artie Cardwell
Ardeth
Rickie
Charles Klima
Bradley
Frank Trecek
Lonnie
Cuba
Red Deal
Frank Lervold
Eugene
Dale Lervold
Jimmy
L. ‘D. Blaylock
Sally
Denver, Colo
Joseph Johnson
Noble Isaacson
Mrs
Everett Lee Johnson
Dennis and
Glenn Kelley
B. F. Kelley
Jim Homan
Kathy
Richard Fogelberg
Hestings
Nebr
Mr. and
Ree
Bura AU Cs
TNE
Hine
Ia van
BIBLE
Our Times
England
Scotland
Gurhivite
Optimion
Nauigual Gouna
Midwest Agronomists
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