Outdoor alfalfa storage discussed by Iowa State experts
Kossuth County farmers face 25 to 30 percent more barn space for first alfalfa cut of summer. If later cuttings yield well, outdoor stacking across the county may be needed before mid September. Experts describe bale layout, weather coverings, and stacking limits to preserve forage value and avoid spoilage.
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Kossuth
Dean L. Barnes
Dale Hull
Iowa State College
Hull
Iowa State College Extension
S. Moore Street
Algona
Council Proceedings Titonka Iowa June 22 1959
Meeting opened by Mayor Gartner with five councilmen present. An engineering firm representative discussed future street and sewer plans. Bonds for cigarette permits approved for seven establishments. Voted to order a magnetic dipping needle for the town. Meeting adjourned. Town Clerk Sybil Freerksen.
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Titonka
Iowa
Gartner
Haas
Krominga
Sathoff
Boyken
Hamilton
Sybil Freerksen
1959 National Swine Show cash awards announced
Des Moines reports over 23000 in prizes for the 1959 National Swine Show at the Iowa State Fair. Aug 28 to Sept 6 event attracts 3500 hogs across nine breeds, with top breed prizes and market barrow awards plus a carcass contest. Premium lists and entry blanks available from the state fair board in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
United States
Fair
L. B. Cunningham
Poland
China
Chester
State Fair Board
Minors liable for damages despite age
A case in which 15 year old Johnny caused destruction of Billy's bicycle and injuries, leading to a $100 judgment and garnishment from Johnny's $200 bank savings. The article explains minors bear responsibility and cannot escape liability, despite being underage. Prepared for public information by the Iowa State Bar Association.
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Johnny
Billy
Iowa State Bar Association
Safer, saner Fourth of July urged in 1959 warning
A 1959 appeal urges readers to use caution during the July 3 to 5 holiday weekend. It details risks from automobile crashes, drownings, overloaded boats, fireworks, and heat effects, stressing supervision and common sense to prevent tragedies.
Learning Is More Attractive Today
A parent reflects on how modern children encounter poetry and learning. He notes children’s poetry collections are sprightly and varied, contrasting with the dull first readers of his own youth and acknowledging the appeal of early literary experiences.
Changes in Education and Child Enjoyment of Learning
The writer reflects on improvements in children's education and culture. He notes more attractive illustrations and stories, engaging music instruction, and teachers adopting enjoyable methods. Arithmetic is easier and summer school is viewed as a pleasant opportunity, suggesting children today can learn more easily and with greater satisfaction.
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Ren
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