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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
5
Partners with cropland under the conservation reserve face an acreage cap for soil bank base crops. The limit equals the soil bank base area designated for the farm, including grains and oilseeds. If all cropland is under contract, permitted acreage for harvest is zero and retired land cannot be cropped or reallocated.
Farm economists project 6.4 million cattle and calves on feed nationwide as of April 1, up 8 percent from last year, with supply likely to press markets in coming months. Eggs remain profitable, though farmers should avoid overexpansion. The state eyes driver education funding and soil bank actions affect Iowa lands, as soil bank contracts hold 668000 acres out of protections in 1960.
County Extension Director Gene Vincent and Horticulturist Ben Vance urge patient timing for snap beans to germinate in warm soil and to plant every two to three weeks through early July for continuous harvest. They advise fresh seed, note disease risks, describe suitable varieties for beans and squash, and confirm squash do not cross with melons or cucumbers. Tuberous begonias and caladiums can be planted soon outdoors.
The note advises avoiding semi shade and dense shade, boosting organic matter with peat compost or manure, and keeping tuberous begonias and caladiums moist. It recommends stakes for tuberous begonias due to brittle stems, and suggests a two inch layer of peat or sawdust as mulch to reduce evaporation and keep soil cooler.
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co transfers rights of way across lot 2 subdivision sw 2 91 14 Waverly to Robert Ramker for $1 revenue 55 cents. L J Carver and wife deed to Ronald L and Shirley Jo Anderson lot 7 block 6 Crestwood Park addition Waverly for $1 revenue 14.85.
H E Bickel guardian for Ida Lang transfers 55 percent of a South 165 foot lot in Fasel addition Sumner valued at 9000 to Melvin K and Miriam Harms. Leonhardt Warnke et al sell lot 5 block 34 Carpenter’s addition Sumner to August Lantzky and Almira Lantzky for one dollar. E G Saltzman and wife sell two acres in 32 92 11 to Gilbert O and Winona Rich for one dollar. Lester Rieck et al deed 1/3 interest in north 66 feet of lot 4 block 30 Carpenter’s addition Sumner to Emma S Rieck for one dollar plus 3 30 revenue. Grace W Young and husband convey lot 4 block 17 Sturdevant’s addition Waverly to Jerome B and Mildred A Jansen for one dollar. Lutheran Children’s Society to Robert and Alice Benck part of lots 7 and 8 subdivision of NW 3 91 14 Waverly for three 30. Clara Pleggenkuhle et al to August and Clara Frisch 10500 Lot 1 except south 51 feet subdivision NW 25 93 11 Sumner. Ralph W Juhl and wife convey to…
Howard T. Porter and Betty B. Porter are linked to a real estate tract described as the northwest percent of the new percent 17-92-14 with revenue noted as 3.30 dollars. The fragment implies a sale or transfer action tied to this parcel in a local notice context.
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