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Thoroughly covers a territory not served by other papers. Rates listed include 1.50 per year in advance for Math County and Titonka territory, 3.00 outside Konsuth county and Titonka territory, 2.50 for Canada and foreign countries. Subscriptions pointing within the county stay with local terms. renewals and extensions handled by publisher and subscriber agreement.
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Momath
Titonka Wade
Konsuth
Titonics
Canada
Eretan
Titonka
Supeiincai
Gasoline Vital to War Machine and Campus Finds Old Main Box
Wartime fuel use shown as the lifeblood of military effort with figures on training, combat, ships, transports, and raids. Also reports discovery of historical papers in the cornerstone of Old Main at Luther College Decorah Iowa, found by workmen clearing grounds for a new building.
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Petroleum Administrator For Wars
PAW
Office of Price Administration
Rockies
Naples
North Africa
Uncle Sama
Hamburg
Berlin
St. Louis
Winneshirk County
Old Main
Lather College
Decorah
Lutheran Church and
Luther College
City to auction old grandstand at Sheldon park
In September the city park commission will auction the old grandstand from the former fair grounds at Sheldon. The sale aims to remove a long standing structure and clear the site for park improvements. The event will occur at an official city location with bidders welcomed.
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Sheldon
City Park Commission
Victory Gardens Storage Tips for Cold Cellars
Farmers and vampire gardeners alike are urged to build cave or cellar storage to preserve produce through winter. Insulate heated basements, add a outside wall doorway, install proper ventilation, a window with light blocked, a thermometer, and peat moss under a false floor for dampness. A Midwest Plan 73402 blueprint is available for 15 cents.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa farm kernels predict 1943 44 feed supply drop
Predictions in Iowa show principal protein feeds for 1943 44 will be about 121 percent smaller than 1942 43 relative to on farm livestock. Emphasizes finishing hogs lighter to conserve feed and ease processing strain. Cites milk production decline from fewer cows and lower grain intake since 1938. Mention mentions Soylean products usage and desk blotters at the topic office.
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Towa
Salvaging Soft Corn A Iowa Plan For Frost Risk
Beresford State College livestock specialist urges quick action to salvage soft corn before frost. Studies show milk to dent stages retain substantial feed value, with silage preferred for beef, dairy, and sheep. Use trench or temporary silos if no permanent silo, and prepare harvesting gear now. A Guthrie Center cow became trapped in a log dam and required an auto wrecker and saw to free her after hours of effort.
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Purdue University
Beresford
Orlo Hainer
Guthrie Center
Prevent Odors in Milk From Fall Pasture Weeds
County Extension Director notes odors in milk rise in fall from overgrazed pastures. Move cows to a different pasture or mow weeds and provide barn feed. Rape and rye poses flavor risks. remove cows before milking. Musty grains and high fat soybeans can cause rancid flavors in milk.
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Et L. Brown
Dealers refuse to sell film without development agreement
Price Administration officials warn dealers that withholding new film for development violates General Maximum Price Regulation. The Local War Price and Rationing Board chair condemns the practice as an illegal lying agreement. Stoves not to be listed by fuel type. no sales data to be given during registration.
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Price Administration
War Price and Rationing Board
Ration rules update and meat point reductions noted
The article notes that some Chilean animals must be sold at specific ceilings and that residence changes affect renewal eligibility for heat and hot water rations. New applicants can apply at Local War Price and Rationing Boards, which began issuing forms on September 13. Lamb and bacon point costs dropped on September 5, and several meat varieties received lower values. Agricultural engineers at Town State College unveiled a windrow attachment for tractors to speed hay drying.
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Town State College
Sheep Band Rescue Near Auburn River Island Saves 32 Sheep
Twenty five neighbors help Alfred Evenson of Fayette County wade the swollen Turkey River to reach 32 sheep marooned on an island formed by flood waters. No casualties reported.
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Alfred Evenson
Auburn
Fayette County
Turkey River
Double War Job Railroad Section Men Aid Farmers
Section men at Sibley joined early evening Jelative hours to assist farmers in shocking grain. The effort aimed to boost wartime food production and support rural workers during harvest.
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Sibley
Grain Harvest Shocks Nation with 309 Acres Reclaimed
A farm report notes a startling harvest covering over 309 acres, yielding profits surpassing $100 for the farmer. The achievement highlights renewed efficiency and substantial gains in crop output this season.
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Themaelvea
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