Drainage District Proceedings in Kossuth County 1912
The document records a sequence of county board actions in Kossuth County Iowa during 1912 including refunds of drainage taxes, approvals of reports, hearings set for January 1913, and contract awards for Drainage DistrictNos 60 68 73 76 and related subdistricts with bids from multiple contractors and engineering firm actions.
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Board of Supervisors
Kossuth County
Clayton & Clinton Pugsley
NEY
Haggard & Peek
SEY
NW NI
NW SB
Anna L. Purdy
NEM Nem
NEW
Sanne
Strauss
Bruer
Heise
Newel
Oesterreicher
Pearson
Thompson
J. Guerdet
Board of Trustees
Swea
F. H. Slugla
Kossutsh
Iowa
Wherdas
J. H. Curtis
Hesse
J Thompson
Pearson Oestercelcher
B. E. Norton
A. Hin|ey
Lehigh Clay Pro. Co
Graettinger Tile Wks
Hawkeye Cement Tile Co
Cement Products Co
SacCity
W. H. O'Brien
G. A. Leonard &Co
Armstrong Cement Wkts
Matthews Bros
Ringsted Cement Tile Co
Mueller Bros
G.a.leonard & Co
Chris Haugestad
Shinn & Busch
Cement Pro. Co
Peterson & Jensen
Robt. Sidney
Longley & Helberg
G. H. Erickson
Graetinger Tile Wks
F. Ulrickson
Armstrong Cement
Elmore Cement Tile Co
A. Hines
Flardy, Io
Drainagh District NO
Kobsuthounty
Algona
Beard
Ile
Noxon Hor
Cement, & Tile. Co
Lloro, Minah
Elmore Cement’ & Tile Co
Kossuth
Hoaring
Txossuth County
Aid
County Auditor
Denmark Township
Emmet County
Seneca Township
Fenton
Marmet County
Olof Pearson
Ossaterrelcher
HW Helpe
H J Thompson
Oesterrelcher
Helse
Ae . Norton
Board of Supergigora
Towa
Wwe
Supervie Ora
Anid
Thia
Bordon
Hotica
Lewis Larson
Portland
Buffalo ‘Creek
Anid Creek
Otoo
Lowd
Marsh Hagneering Conputy
Des Moines
Board ‘of Supervisors
Drainagh District
Kossuth “County
Agsesad Agalagt
Ai Ompriging
Kossuth ‘County
Stadonn
Sugar Beet Industry Boosts Ohio Prosperity, Banker says
Paulding banker C H Allen declares the sugar beet industry will raise Ohio land values by about 20 million dollars by year end. He cites Paulding County gains of 5 million in farm property and 5 million invested in new factories, plus broader benefits from farm labor and higher crop yields. He urges rapid expansion to match Michigan and Indiana.
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Paulding
Ohio
C. H. Allen
Ont
Indiana
Michigan
Allen
Paulding County
Yeas
Thes
Acra
Sugar Beet Soil Improver Boosts Yields in Rotation
Truman G. Palmer explains in The National Magazine how sugar beets deepen and loosen soil through deep roots. Proper seed bed preparation and weed removal enhance light capture and root development, while autumn plowing stores moisture and creates channels for subsequent crops.
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National Magazine
Truman G. Palmer
Europe
America
Mr. Palmer
Beet Pulp Gains Notice As Cattle Feed Across Midwest
The Agriculture Department highlights sugar beet pulp as the premier feed for milk cows sows and fattening cattle in the central states. Whether wet from processing or dried pulp, beet pulp supports beef and dairy production, underpinning a growing industry worth about $2 million annually.
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Department of Agriculture
Oletencs
Sugar beet culture urged as key to prosperity in agriculture
Dr Wiley criticizes outdated farming methods in America and urges intensive cultivation of the sugar beet. He argues beet farming boosts soil productivity, creates higher yields, increases employment, and attracts sugar factories, benefiting surrounding communities and overall agriculture. He notes Europe leads in practice and that the beet market can drive prosperity across farms.
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America
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of ‘Agriculture
Europe
Dr. Wiley
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Newal
G. A.leonard & Go
Cemant Products Co
Joseph Fleiter
Chris Haugsted
G. A. Erickson
Elmore Cemant & Tilo Co
Robert Sidnay
Bey of Rie
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Peareou
Ogsterreicher
Harvey
Wiley
Amin
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