Use of Contracted Acres in Corn-Hog Program Explored
The circular from Iowa State College extension staff outlines how contracted acres under the corn hog program can be used to square fields, expand permanent pasture, or grow soil improving crops. It estimates 2.3 to 3.45 million acres will retire from corn, with 12 to 18 acres contracted per farm, and explains two main methods: seeding permanent pasture and cropping soil improving plants to conserve fertility and boost production efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Extension
Farm Bureau
Waverly
Girls' Club Leaders In Training Near Bremer County
Irma Garner of the extension service at Ames conducted a training school for Bremer county girls' club leaders on Thursday March 8. The session in the Waverly Savings Bank club room focused on window decorations and room dressings. It marked the second training school linked to the home furnishing project by 4 H club girls this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Garner
Ames
Bremer County
Waverly
Women in training schools host print dress sessions
Mrs. Ruth Wester Brown of the extension service led a Bremer county series on Your most becoming print dress. Meetings were held March 6 near Waverly, in Sumner Dayton and Leroy townships, West Lafayette, and south of Tripoli, with 102 women attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wester Brown
Extension Service
Bremer County
E. M. Reeves
Waverly
Sumner
Dayton
Leroy Townships
Paul Buenzow
Chas. Woodruff
West Lafayette Township
Alice Horsley
Tripoli
Lafayette Farm Bureau Meeting at Vosseller's Home
West Lafayette Farm Bureau members and friends gathered at Geo. M. Vosseller’s home on March 7 at noon. After lunch, a business session covered the dairy program with the county agent, a debate between Rev. Geo Stauffacher and Leonard H. Racker, and a showing of the film Rainbow’s End. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodruff’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette Farm Bureau
Geo. M. Vosseller
Geo. Stauffacher
Leonard H. Racker
C. Woodruff
Relieving Constipation with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
The article promotes gentle regulation of constipation using a liquid laxative. It advocates selecting a properly prepared liquid laxative, starting with a suitable dose, then tapering until natural bowel movement resumes. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, widely used option based on senna, suitable for adults and children, with pleasant taste and controlled action.
Township Committees Learn Appraisal Rules for Acres
Bremer county farming officials receive Washington instructions on fair appraisal of contracted acres for corn. The process uses township maps and spot yields to ensure equity between farmers, considering 10 year averages, field conditions, and weed issues. Local conditions and overflow risk adjust appraised yields, guiding fair treatment across farms.
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Bremer County
Washington
D. D. Offringa
A. G. Black
Black
Iowa Legislature Amends Corn Sealing Procedures
The Iowa legislature amended the corn sealing law following farm bureau input from Waverly. It clarifies release of non negotiable warehouse certificates and prohibits warehouse board members from serving as sealers. Fees are limited to 20 dollars per warehouse and sealing charges rise to one cent per bushel to cover expenses for scattered cribs. The amendments take immediate effect and are printed for information.
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County Recorder
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Waverly
Ray Murray
Legal Property Transfers Listed by Bremer County Abstract
Bremer County Abstract Co lists transfers for the week ending March 9 including Frank Sager sheriff to D W Bates receiver for 2000 in section 32 33 14 and river area, Albert Volker to Engle Steege for 1, Hannorah Mooney to S J Moon ey for 1, John Seegers to Ida Groening for 1, Thomas H Hicks to First National Bank Waverly for 1, John Seegers to L H Koelling et al for 1, George A Pepin to John Marsh et al for 1, Mareke Hook administratrix to J L Luttermann for 1, Cedar Rapids National Co to Cedar Rapids National Bank for 1, Chas Beine to Sadie E Scott for 800, Dorette Dettmer to Louis Bodermann for 1850, Martha Cosby to John C Koeberle for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Frank Sager
D. W. Bates
Albert Volker
Engle Steege
Hannorah Mooney
S. J. Mooney
Thomas H. Hicks
First National Bank
Waverly
John Seegers
L. H. Koelling
George A. Pepin
John Marsh
Mareke Hook
Adm
J. L. Lutterman
Cedar Rapids National Company
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Chas, Beine
Sadie E. Scott
Block
Plainfield
Dorette Dettmer
Louis Bodermann
E. M. Wescott
Sumner
Martha Cosby
John C. Koeberle
J. L. Schildbach
Hates Something About Asthma From The Road To Lac hpetter
Dr William J Scholes explains asthma is often confused with other causes of breathlessness such as cardiac and renal conditions etc True asthma is a nervous disorder caused by bronchial spasm and air hunger while many cases stem from protein sensitivities with over a hundred varieties implicated Horse dandruff orris root cat hair wheat pollens and staphylococci commonly trigger reactions in susceptible individuals
Mutual friend sparks a quarrel over a husband
Jones defends a man nicknamed Brown, saying he is a good fellow, yet Grey learns the husband ill treats his wife not by beating but by refusing to argue with her. The exchange highlights a quiet domestic friction within their social circle.
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Brown
Jones
Grey
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Leaders IN Training School
Home Project
Women IN Training Schools
Lafayette Farm Bureau
Vosseller’s
Oelwein Merchandise
Oelwein
Ida Groening
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Lac Hpetter
William J. Scholes
Miles’ Nervine
Skelly Offers
Skelly
W. G. Skelly
Skelly Oil Company
Skelly Station
T’m
Airintures
Mmie
Allen
Dot
Satan
Kansas City
St Louis Cwhd
Des Moine Denne _ Tiemekeals
Adison
Aoos
Tulsa
KFEQ
St. Joseph
N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
Tripoli, Iowa
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