Iowa 5 Cabbage Developed to Fight Cabbage Yellows
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station develops Iowa 5 cabbage that resists cabbage yellows a disease crippling crops in many districts. Dr I E Melhus leads selection with Henry Hahn on Muscatine Island producing seed through greenhouses and distributing to Puget Sound and Long Island seed growers to meet Iowa demand. Five hundred plants grow in the college greenhouse as early seed production begins to restore the industry.
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Iowa
Henry Hahn
Iowa State College
Muscatine Island
Wisconsin
Melhus
Puget Sound
Washington
Long Island
N. Y
College Green House
Milk feeding caution for chickens from poultry experts
Poultry men at Town State College warn against mixing sweet and sour milk in chicken feed. Do not leave old milk in containers as it may sour in warm fall days, causing digestive troubles for flocks.
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Town State College
Hog cholera shows continued decline in Iowa
Reports to Iowa State College indicate hog cholera is decreasing across much of the state. Prompt veterinary exams saved losses, and vaccination plus isolation of suspect animals prevented further outbreaks. Veterinarians urge farmers to keep hogs in good condition and avoid contact with potentially infected stock.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Care for Hogs in Cold Weather Advice from Farmer
The guidance warns that cold weather can push hogs into crowded quarters causing overheating and pneumonia. It stresses keeping ample clean dry bedding, preventing drafts, and ensuring cold winds do not enter sleeping areas. Ordinary precautions help but extra care saves many animals.
Darner Attachment for Sewing Machines Endorsed
A commercial darner attachment for sewing machines is praised by Miss Lillis Knappenberger of Iowa State College for home economics. It eases housework, yields neat darning, and is simple to operate with specific thread sizes for towels and linens. Use forward and backward stitches closely spaced, then cross for a tidy result. Lift and fasten the presser bar to move cloth rapidly.
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Lillis Knappenberger
Iowa State College
Do Not Overcrowd Poultry In Iowa Flocks
Poultryman J J Warren warns Iowa flocks suffer egg loss from crowding. Build extra laying pens for pullets to maintain production and reduce disease risk. Ventilation and exercise are crucial, with overcrowded quarters causing poor egg output and higher illness potential.
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Iowa
J. J. Warren
Extension
Iowa State College
Lime on Clover Sparks Clark County Farm Tonic Use
Clark County farmers are spreading lime on clover and alfalfa fields using a tonic lime. Four cars of lime have been purchased for application to improve soil and pasture quality.
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Clark County
Don’t Feed Horses Excessively on the Farm
Iowa State College animal husbandry notes urge turning work horses out after fall tasks to avoid excess fat. Stables are only for extreme weather. roughage from cornstalks plus occasional small grain rations keep them in shape. Provide a hay rack and shelter, and avoid feeding on soft ground to protect pasture.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Rabbits Seek Armistice and Armament Meeting
Emmet County ex servicemen vote unanimously for an Armistice with Legion boys. Representatives are to attend a general disarmament conference as part of a broader push for participation in the present international parley. The event centers December eleventh at the Feed Yard with a rabbit hunt, a dance, and a free postwar gathering for ex service men and wives.
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Emmet County
Plar
Doc" McMillan
Iit
Legion
Soils Dept Advises Lime For Alfalfa Crops
Iowa State College soils department recommends applying lime where alfalfa will be grown. Lime can be spread during winter if ground allows driving. Before applying lime, test soil to determine the proper amount to use.
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Iowa State College
Clean Clothes Frequent Washing Advice from Iowa Experts
Iowa State College economists urge frequent washing of washable clothes to remove dirt and extend fabric life. They advise prompt grease spot removal, special care for woolens, and shrinking certain materials before production by hot-water treatment and drip drying, followed by careful pressing.
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Iowa State College
Education Week Plan Urges National Involvement in Schools
A local public instruction official cites the National Education Association and American Legion push for American Education Week begun last July in Des Moines. The aim is wide educator participation to strengthen schools, overcome indifference, and foster year-round interest in public education nationwide.
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Iowa
National Educational Association
American Legion
National Edution Association
Des Moines
National Education Association
Denmark
Substitutions and Jury Service Mentioned in Superior Page
Miss Blackman has been in the past week with substitutes Mrs. Herb Olson and Mrs. Fred Smith filling in this week. F. Emerson and Herb Olson are serving on the jury this week in Superior.
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Miss Blackman
Herb Olson
Fred Smith
Emerson
Spirit Lake Prep Notes and Local Socials
Spirit Lake last Friday score was 16 to 8 in favor of Our boys. Next Friday our team plays North Ennes day at Emmet. Mrs Campbell and others attended the Estherville Star event. Gladys Buckman operated on for appendicitis and is recovering well. Local visits include Rev Hotchkiss and Mrs Hotchkiss attending a bazaar, and many guests at the Wm Eads home for a birthday. Art Erickson visiting briefly. J C Smith and others attending county seat stores.
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Merece
Spirit Lake
North Ennes
Emmet
Campbell
J. C. Smith
Tern Star
Estherville
Gladys Buckman
Coleman
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