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Titonka
Portland 4-H meeting shares meat cooking demo
The Portland 4 H girls gathered at Carrol Rasnussett’s home Tuesday with 12 attendees. Miss Mathre of Algona demonstrated meat cooking. Local residents including the Larsens and Zwiefels visited, and Harvey Graham underwent appendicitis surgery in Algona.
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Carrol Rasnussett
Mathre
Algonad
Lewis Larsen
M. E. Larsen
Mason City
Harvey Graham
Algona Hospital
Ruth Phelps
George Jesse
Harvey Graham Jr
Harvey Graham Sr
Nansy
Fairmont
Larsen
Brotther
Wm. Speicher
Ed Larsens
Fern Drone
Drone
Plum Creek Township
Earl Zwieler
Lowell Plumb
Ames
Washington State
Zwiefel
John Zwiefel
Des Moines
Ed Zwiefel
Earl Zwiefel
Joe Boekelmar
Harvey
Hospital
Lloyd Bartlett
Merlyn
Andrew Hanson
Swea City
Plant starvation lowers corn yield and phosphate role
Reports note that phosphate deficiency causes incomplete kernel fertilization and lopsided ears. To boost next year’s yields, apply phosphate along with nitrogen and potash, and improve soil tilth to enhance water and air infiltration for corn, alfalfa, and sweet clover.
USDA Recommends DDT For Termite Control
The USDA proposes a single DDT treatment to prevent termite attacks on woodwork for at least five years. Mix 5 percent DDT in No 2 fuel oil and apply by trenching around the building foundation about 30 inches deep, saturating soil both in trench and fill at one quart per cubic foot.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Milk Pail Rack Construction and Mounting Options
A welded iron and pipe milk pail rack uses a bottom support of two 4 inch pipes with a small gap for drainage. The stand can be set directly in soil or embedded in cement for mounting.
Record Cranberry Crop Forecast for Wisconsin
The agricultural department expects a fall harvest of 969000 barrels of cranberries, a 15 percent rise from the 967700 barrel record set in 1649. Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin Oregon report higher outputs, while Washington’s crop exceeds average but trails last year.
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New Jersey
Oregon
Washington
Lawyer Maps a Way To Get Treasure Out of Old Pirates
Ralph Odom Florida assistant attorney general maps pirate treasure sites with lithographed Florida charts citing legends like Billy Bowlegs Blackbeard and Lafitte. He bases locations on Library of Congress research and reports treasure found near Miami Marathon Key and Panamá area. Charts note silver bars elephant tusks and a 1865 rum shipwreck, with some loot already souring.
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Fla
Ralph Odom
Odom
Florida
Library of Congress
Miami
Marathon Key
Billy Bowlegs
Henry Morgan
Blackbeard
Jean Lafitte
Black Caesar
Arsiachicola River
Northwest Panhandle
Sergeant Delays Moocher With Bold Shell Split Taint
In Raleigh a recruiting sergeant crafted a decoy tobacco blend containing tobacco, rubber bands, match heads, hair, lint, pencil shavings and shotgun shell contents to deter a persistent moocher. The moocher smoked, returned later seeking more, unaware of the ruse.
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Raleigh
WN. C
Bronx atomic bombing hoax causes panic and arrest
A Bronx area hoax broadcast warning of enemy planes and atomic attack sent hundreds into a panic. Stanley Gordon, 23, admitted building a four watt PA system and was jailed 30 days in the city workhouse for disorderly conduct and causing fear.
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Bronx
Stanley Gordon
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Locust Hordens Threaten Egyptian Crops Across the Nile
Egypt faces renewed locust swarms that historically devastated Nile Delta fields. After invading Somaliland French Equatorial Africa and the Anglo Egyptian Sudan, the insects have penetrated along the Nile. farmers warn of severe impact on Egypt's cotton and agriculture.
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Catho
Nile Delta
Red Sea
Wihigpis
Somaliland
Africa
Sudan
Nile
Wesley News Social Roundup Reflects Family Visits and Travel
Local notes list visitors to Wesley including Mr. and Mrs. James Lincoln and five children from Malcom, Zeno Neuroth’s return from St. Ann hospital, and many townsfolk on trips to Mason City Des Moines and Dubuque. Attending district meetings, hospital updates, and a March 24 Methodist food sale are noted along with school closures due to road conditions.
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Texas
Ben Eder
Wsn. Weltousen
Titonica
Ed Eisenbacher
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Claus Tiarks
Wesley
Jim Meurer
Lyle Hui
Des Moines
Weir
Air Corps
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Airs
J. T. Meurer
Lyle
John Huff
George Ricke
Joe Harig
Algona
Dubuque
Ed Welters
Clarence Seebert
Genevieve Ritter
Kanawha
Christian Reformed Church
Charles Nygaardt
Glenn Albers
Minnesota
Griffhorst
Frank Fox
Leonard Arndorfer
Elia Perkins
Omaha
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