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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1919

Page

11

County Board Proceedings Adjourning to March 8 1919

Emmet County Iowa board met February 4 1919 with all members present. Bonds approved for assessors and officials including Satchett Green Ries Chambers Anderson Peterson and multiple banks. Resolution to survey drainage between Armstrong Grove and abutting lands adopted. County farm bureau authorized 1200 000 for 1919. Numerous road fund and bridge fund expenditures listed including gravel work, repairs, and supplies. Meetings adjourned to March 8 1919.

F. M. Satchett Dolliver Wm. M. Green Center Township Denmark Township M. Chambers Estherville Township Albert S. Anderson Emmet A. QO. Peterson Huntington Savings Bank Huntington Iowa Savings Bank Estherville First National Bank Farmers Savings Bank Estherville State Bank Grover Savings Bank Grover Ringsted State Bank of Armstrong Dolliver Savings Bank First Trust and Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank Graettinger Wallingford Armstrong Grove Township Board of Supervisors Emmet County Iowa County Farm Bureau Gibbs West Walden Robinson Pullen J. Klopp A.M Jefferis Bemis Nivison Tage Miller Gan Shaille Jeglum Grocer- Messenger Myhre McNamara-Kenworthy ‘Co Ba Farmers Elevator Co Coal Ginn & Co Knutson Ainsworth & Co Frank Garpenters Roomnoo Scott, Foresman & Co Mrahlum & Anderson Cas H O Sillge Cneseesee Frizzell Carl Mickelson Court House Smith Co Farm Boone Blank Book Co Beymer Bs Farm J Kennedy FE Wilkinson Standard Oil Co Wm Coulson Fergeson & Benson Gibbona & Sons A Crawford Education Publishing Co Joyce Lumber Co Rose Cesceeyee Educational Supplies Co Howard Elisa Perkins Bros Redee Marie Sorum F Sad P Smith

Good Crops for Hogs to Gather and Hog Off Corn

The United States Department of Agriculture urges gradual hog introduction to corn fields and mixing other forages with corn. Pumpkins, soybeans, cowpeas, rye, and last working of corn with beans have shown success. alfalfa is the best green forage, with clovers soybeans cowpeas rape velvet beans and peanuts also valuable. Hog off a corn field carefully, limiting access to what they can clean in ten days. Alfalfa should be moderately grazed or cut to keep green through summer, with one or two hay cuttings. it does not tolerate close grazing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Seedmen pledge full support to war food program

The American Seed Trade Association, in Chicago, pledged full backing to the war food production drive. In a letter to Secretary Houston, the association renews its commitment of all resources to increase seed crop output to combat famine and transport challenges caused by wartime disruption. Secretary Gurley replies with appreciation for the renewed pledge and the association’s resolve.

United States Department of Agriculture American Seed Trade Association Chicago Houston United States Secretary of ‘Agriculture Gurley Secretary of Agriculture Ste

Modern hives best for crop of honey

Commercial beekeeping can greatly boost honey output by using movable frame hives instead of box hives. The USDA bulletin No. 961 explains five transfer methods from box to movable-frame hives, including timing during fruit bloom and after the first swarm, with instructions on queen safety and swarm trapping.

Farmera Bulletin United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Get Better Wheat Varieties Exchange: New Types Questioned

The State Department of Agriculture urges caution with extravagant advertisements for new wheat varieties. Changes in variety should be justified by proven local improvements and not driven by hype.

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