Local Titonka Weekly Advertiser in Iowa
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City Council Minutes Record Budgets and Approvals
The council minutes confirm read and approval of prior meeting notes. Several motions passed including beer and cigarette license applications and clerk approvals. roll call shows mixed ayes and nays from members including Clark and Cooper with various abstentions and support.
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Ayer
Mouton
Schutjer
Beaute
Invermil
Davis
Heekiefs
Nepe
Carrier
Bhotier
Ty Seapster
Aye
Bierce
Ko Reeser
New Farm Bath Unit Introduced as Packaged Home Retrofit
An Indian manufacturing firm announces Ad a Bath a factory built complete bathroom unit attachable to existing dwellings. The self contained parkage includes tub lavatory stool and tank heater cabinets and insulated plywood construction suitable for farm lake cottage or suburban homes. Financing via PHA available with 10 percent down and monthly installments through local banks.
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Lake Cottage
Wire Recorder Tracks Poultry Activity In Kirkland Farm
On a Kirkland Washington poultry farm about 40 000 birds are monitored by a wire recorder system to log which hens lay or die and to save time and money. Art Veledart Mary Veledart and local growers Berk and Clifford lead the project noting improved accuracy and farm efficiency.
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Heisdorf
Nelson
Kirkland
Wash
Art Veledart
Mary
Hert Nelson
Kirkeland
Washington
Dart and Nelsan Chicken Breeding Farm
Poultry Breeding Conditions Highlighted by Experts
Experts outline factors affecting a trading poultry flock fertility including weather, vigor, algae, and flock condition. They advise a pond plan to wall for a week or 10 avater males prepared with Hoek prior to starting.
Registration Rules Under Selective Service Act Outlined
Brig. Gen. Charlies Grahl Iowa State Director of Selective Service explains registration requirements under the 1948 Act. He notes the ongoing obligation to register for all males 18 to 26, with active duty exceptions. Registrants must notify address changes and those who move from nonregistration to required status must register promptly.
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Brig
Ger
Charlies Grahl
Iowa
Selective Service
United States
Grant
Grahl
Apple Insect Control Shifts With DDT Limits and New Parathion
Federal entomologists report the apple worm problem is waning thanks to DDT sprays though mites persist and apples are smaller with poorer color. Parathion shows strong pest control but is not yet recommended for general use due to its extreme toxicity and health concerns.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tillage urged to control grasshoppers and related pests
Farmers may use tilage as an aid in controlling grasshoppers crickets and Wheatstem sawfly says Dr J A Munro entomologist at the NDAC agricultural experiment station eggs of grasshoppers and crickets are laid in late summer and stay in the soil until spring when they hatch and insects emerge.
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J. A. Munro
Ndac Agricultural Experiment Station
Registration Deadline After Reentry Includes Territories
The rule requires registration within five days after reentering the United States, including Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Fumigate to Stop Weevil Weevils in Stored Grain
County extension director A L Brown urges checks for weevil infestation in stored grain when grain temperatures rise above normal. He notes weevils or larvae about 2 feet below the surface and says if grain exceeds 90 degrees F, treatment is needed. Entomology experts suggest a fumigant mix of ethylene dichloride and carbon tetrachloride or carbon tetrachloride alone.
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A. L. Brown
Iowa State College
Brown Warns on Grain Treatment with Carbon Tetrachloride
Brown says this master can be poured or sprayed over grain and fed to livestock 48 hours after treatment. Application of carbon tetrachloride lowers grain temperature but will not dry wet grain. If grain moisture exceeds 13 percent at harvest it may heat in the bin without weevil prevention.
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Brown
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