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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
3
Iowa cabbage farmers should plant on new ground after disease problems last season. Black-leg black-rot club root and cabbage yellows infect soil and pass to the next crop, with cabbage yellows remaining viable for up to 12 years. Use certified seeds or seedlings free of infection and consider resistant strains like the Holland variety to reduce losses.
Minnie Barton and Minnie Carpenter will teach in Armstrong schools for the upcoming term. Edits note changes to local business interiors and transportation jobs. Additions include local residents’ travel, marriages, and real estate moves among Estherville and surrounding towns.
A compilation of real estate transfers listing numerous pairs of buyers and sellers across towns Estherville Ringsted and surrounding areas, with parcel identifiers and minor monetary figures. Names include Minnie Knowles F R VanDuzer Annabelle Flynn Lynch J P Newkirk Clement C Boland E F Jones Edward Peppard H J Fink Frank Kennedy Ellsworth and Jones Inc Hattie Youngman Frank Irwin J A Haring Ella Fox Davidson George B Anderson Edward Olson O D Olson and others, plus fragmentary notes and stray figures. The entry ends with an unusual note about young chicks and milk yield instructions.
Iowa agricultural experts urge early weed control to protect crops. Foxtail quack grass and other weeds are highlighted, with a state law listing obligate weeds to destroy. Woolen garments should be cleaned, aired, then stored with camphor or naphthalene, in cedar lined chests with precautions. Cold storage is noted as a commercial moth control method. An acre of rape reportedly keeps 10 to 30 pigs from weaning time to maturity.
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