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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1918

Page

3

Farm and Household Notes Stock Now Cattle Lamb Market

Drought districts push cattle sales as western markets like Kansas City and Omaha offer cheap stockers and feeders. August seen as best for securing thin cattle. lamb demand high as beef rules boost lamb market. Alfalfa seeding thrives in August with 18 percent failure from 1000 Iowa trials, late August/early September viable if dry weather delays.

Iowa State College West Kansas City Omaha Food Administration

Lime Increases Yield On Non Acid Soils In Iowa Experiment

Three tons of limestone per acre raised clover hay yield by 1537.72 pounds in a four year Clinton County trial by Iowa State College. Iowa soils are mostly acidic. liming sweetens soil, boosting yields for clover and alfalfa and other grains.

Clinton County Tows

James Harlan Civil War Senator Birthday Note

James Harlan, Iowa senator during the Civil War and early 1855 appointee, was a strong Lincoln ally. Born August 26, he led Iowa Wesleyan University at Mt Peasant before moving to the Senate where he urged Union preservation and emancipation. His career helped arm the negroes and push toward freedom.

James Harlan United States Iowa Senate Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Peasant Johnson Brigham State Historical Society of United States Senate Congress

KEEP THE GARDEN PLOW GOING Frequent Tilage Advice

Frequent tilage in hot weather is advised to control weeds and conserve soil moisture. If rains accompany heat, weed growth will rapid, requiring immediate elimination. When rain ceases, surface mulch should be formed to prevent moisture loss. Artificial watering should be reported if drought threatens plants.

Iowa State College Worene

Potato tip burn prevalent in Iowa potato crops

Dr I E Methus plant pathologist at Tewn State College reports frequent inquiries about tip burn a common potato foliage disease misidentified as late blight. It attacks early varieties with leaf tips and margins dying from heat and moisture stress. Control includes dust mulch and Bordeaux mixture spray. late blight is rare in Iowa.

I. E. Methus Tewn State College Iowa

Real Estate Transfers Involving Hubbard and Ridley Families

Real estate transfers recorded include Charles Hubbard and wife transferring to Delbert Hubbard et al with interests in lots and blocks in Longe addition Estherville. Roy J Ridley and wife transfer to Isa bella Fields and J W Fields in Dolliver. Ella M Davidson and heirs transfer to Ethel Gay Wood in Eville with specified lot blocks. Amounts listed as 1000 00 4000 00 322.

Charles Hubbard Delbert Hubbard Estherville Ella M Davidson Ethel Gay Wood

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Lowa State College Ames Althothia H. D. Hughes Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Botany Department Town State College Sanitary Bakery Estherville Steam President Lincoln Federal Trade Commission The Sudan State' College Tate ai_ms Most Liberty Loan Edness Emmat County Nat. Bk. Armstrong State, Bk. of Armstrong Dolliver Law Dolliver Estherville State Bk Nat Lat Trost and Sav. Bk Grover Sav Grover Huntington Sav Bk Huntington John P. Kirby Roy J Ridley Eee M_ Wagoner Ridley Eetherville Fairmont Isabella Fields J. W Fields Town of Dena I Porter Hus Bertine P Clark Francis J. Kennedy Spurbeck-Lambert Company
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