Machinery Revolutionized World Farming Methods
The article notes a shift from wooden to cast iron plows and other labor-saving machines. It cites key US inventions like the reaper in 1831, the threshing machine in 1834, and the flat implement in 1836, reducing harvest time and expanding global farming mechanization. It also mentions prewar export values around 125 million dollars and about 1,200 U.S. farm implement factories contributing to war production.
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U. S
Europe
Cleaning Gas Stove Burners for Efficiency
Regular thorough cleaning of surface burners improves efficiency. Remove burners and brush away food debris and dust, clean the air shutter, and unclog openings with thin wire. Boil cast iron parts in washing soda solution, then wash with soap and water, rinse, dry, and heat in a warm oven. Use bottle brushes for internal tubes and avoid boiling non iron parts.
Mowing Machine Care and Adjustment Tips
A guide explains mowing machine maintenance focusing on the cutter bar, knife sections, and ledger plates. It covers adjusting the knife holder to prevent binding, replacing worn parts, sharpening guards, and ensuring guards fit snugly against the cutter bar for best results.
Calf Rearing Guidelines For Young Herds
Calves should be kept in individual pens until three to four months old, then moved to small groups of two to four. Pens must stay dry, clean, and freshly bedded daily. Fresh water should be available at all times. Young calves need shade and access to hay, grain, and eventual grazing as they grow.
How to Use Soap for Washing Clothes
Advice on selecting soaps from mild to strong for ordinary washing and greasy loads. Instructions cover dissolving soap fully, avoiding soap spots, and using grated or powdered forms to save time.
Hatchery Flocks Wanted for 1946 Season and Local Ads
Notices advertise poultry needs and sales including hatchery bids from Swea City Iowa, Black Angus bulls for sale in Lakota and Buffalo Center, plus home for sale and crutches loaned. Local news from Lakota includes community visits, church group meetings, weddings, vacations, and a note on the Presidential C 54 Sacred Cow aircraft used by Eisenhower, Chiang Kai-shek, and Truman across many countries.
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Eisenhower
United States
Roosevelt
Madame Chiang
Scavengers Deceive Patrons Over State Licensing Claim
Iowa health officials warn farmers and private users that no state license exists for scavengers handling septic tanks and privies. Reports cite area workers falsely claiming state licensing and fixed prices. Des Moines urged hiring parties to secure upfront price agreements and to report abuses to the central office. An agricultural exhibit and speaking program were set for a farm event with leaders from Town State College and Soil Conservation Service contributing.
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State Health Department
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Eagle Grove
Wright County
Des Moines
School Regulations Will Be Discussed
Kossuth county school boards urged to attend Thursday at 8 pm in Algona high school. A. E K Lauritzen and Paul B. Norris will discuss new transportation laws affecting all districts and pupil transport statewide.
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Algona High School
A. E K. Lauritzen
Paul B. Norris
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Postponed Field Days Bulletin on Sugar Scheduling
The postponed soil and water conservation field days at the Farm in Page County will be held July 16 18. W H Pierre head of the Agronomy Department at Iowa State College announced. A bulletin Methods of Sparing and Substituting your Family Sugar Supply is available at the County Farm Bureau Office. The bulletin covers sugar saving at table cooking baking and canning with guidance on freezing fruits. Call or write the Farm Bureau Office for a free copy.
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Jean Peckhan
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State Health Warns Against Panic Over Infantile Paralysis
The Iowa health department cautioned against hysteria as infantile paralysis cases may rise seasonally. So far three cases this year, with 204 last year between June and October, as officials urged hygiene, avoiding respiratory contacts, keeping clean water, and safe swimming while monitoring unexplained fevers.
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Spuds on Display in Lamoni Chronicle Window
Hills Ray Knight, resident of the Saints' Home farm near Lamond, tested his potato crop and dug 48 good tubers from the first hill. The haul is displayed in the Lamoni Chronicle window as a sign of a promising year.
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Lamond
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