Protein supplements boost Iowa poultry egg production study
At Iowa State College third annual poultry course H A Bittenfender reported tankage dried and liquid buttermilk as protein supplements raised egg output. Test groups fed tankage or dried buttermilk showed strong gains versus a 645 eggs in seven months for the check flock, with nearly 200 attendees at the school and plans to train more county agents and farmers statewide.
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H. A. Bittenfender
Iowa State College
Fourth of July services and Sunday schedule announced
The text notes a morning talk by Rev. LaGrotte at 10:30 on the Pearl of Great Price reflecting on American fathers and Independence Day. Sunday school and Epworth Leagues meet at noon and 6:30, with no evening service due to the Chautauqua. The public is invited to attend and participate.
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LaGrotte
Saniny School
Epworth
Soybeans Benefit From Shallow Frequent Cultivation
J L Robinson of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station argues soybeans require as intensive cultivation as corn to curb weeds. He recommends plowing or harrowing, with shallow, frequent passes from emergence to six to eight inches high, and advises against cultivating after blooming.
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J. L. Robinson
Iowa Agricultural Experiment
Renew Berry Beds Early After They Quit Bearing
C V Holsinger of Iowa State College advises renewing strawberry beds promptly after harvest. Thin old plants to leave only enough runners, mow tops, dry leaves, and burn mulch on a windy day to avoid plant damage. Narrow rows to 4 to 6 inches, plant spacing 6 to 8 inches.
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C. V.holsinger
Iowa State College
Mr. Holsinger
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Strong Sunday Attendance
A large crowd filled the Methodist Episcopal church with about seventy five Masons hearing Rev. LaGrone on The Working Tools of Master Mason. Lt Governor Hammill spoke at the evening service, praised for his magnetism and leadership in lawmaking. Other denominations joined to hear him, urging more joint services.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Fraternity
LaGrone
Masonic Lodge
Epworth League
Algona
John Hammil
State fair club prizes total nine thousand dollars
Winners in 4-H club work at the state fair will share cash prizes totaling 8,952.52 guided by club Extension leaders at Iowa State College. Contestants may enter in exhibits and judging across animal husbandry crops home economics and more with prizes in each area. Scholarships of 175, 150, 125, and 100 dollars plus two 25 dollar short-course awards will be offered. The top point winner earns a 50 dollar silver loving cup.
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Iowa State College
GOOD DAIRY SIRES NEEDED
A. C. McCandish of Iowa State College urges broader use of Althe purebred sires to boost Iowa dairy production. He cites only one purebred sire per 846 cows and notes cow testing herds with purebreds average 90 percent of cows mated to purebred sires, with potential to double milk and butterfat output.
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Iowa
A. C. McCandish
Iowa State College
Loafers Cut Milk Yield in County Herds
Glen Wellman of Monona county backed by his 16 grade Guernseys shows how cow testing improves production. In 1918-19 the herd averaged 4 228 pounds of milk and 209 pounds of fat per cow, with five cows underperforming. After a shorter roughage period and better feeding, 11 cows produced 7 150 pounds of milk and 352 pounds of fat, yielding a 10 998 pound milk gain and 528 pounds of fat, validating selective culling and improved management.
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Glen Wellman
Monona County
Mr. Wellman
Church of Christ Invites to July 2 Services
The Church of Christ invites members to attend regular services on Sunday July 2 with 10 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Lord's Supper 11:30 a.m. preaching and no evening service. Chautauqua opens Friday and organizers urge strong support. An 8 p.m. Thursday prayer and praise meeting is planned.
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Bible School
War Union Baptist Church Convention Report
Last Sunday the pastor outlined the first day and a half of the Indianapolis convention. He will continue next Sunday morning. No B Y P U or evening worship during Chautauqua week. Union evening meetings begin the Sunday after Chautauqua. Thursday night mid week brings report of Articles of Incorporation and By-laws. Large attendance urged.
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Indianapolis
Chautauqua
Methodists Plan Summer at Lake Okoboji Camp Grounds
Northwest Iowa Methodists organize a full season at the Camp Grounds on Lake Okoboji near Spirit Lake. Forty acres on the lake front host cottages and a 3000 seat tabernacle. Activities include women's missionary conferences, Queen Esther Circles, Epworth Leaguers, and a ten day Camp Meeting August 3 to 13 with speakers Dr. George Elliott and Dr. Will Huff among others.
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Methodists
Northwest Iowa
Lake Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies of
Queen ‘Esther
Epworth Leaguers
George Elliott
New York City
Will Huff
Sioux City
Methodist Episcopal
Bishops on the program for a day each in camp meetings
Bishops Stuntz of Omaha Mead of Denver and Jones of New Orleans lead a day of conferences at the camp with inspirational meetings. Estherville Lutheran Church holds 11 a m Norwegian and 8 p m English services. Members are hosted by Mrs Jacobson and others. Prayer meeting at 8 p m. Willing Workers meet Saturday. Semi annual church business set for Monday July 3 at 8 p m. S A Berge.
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Stuntz
Omaha
Bishop Mead
Denver
Bishop Jones
New Orleans
L. A
M. S
L Jacobson
B. M. Nelson
Fossum
O. Fagre
A. Berge
Children and Chautauqua featured at Vew Presbyterian Church
The Children Day program drew praise for its decor and performance. Mrs. Lorimer and helpers earned thanks for preparing the children. Lieut. Governor Hammill spoke at the evening service. Chautauqua starts Friday with a $2 season ticket offering broad learning and inspiration. Morning services and Sunday School proceed next Sunday with no evening service due to Chautauqua. Communion at the morning hour. prayer meeting Thursday at 8.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
The family expresses deep gratitude for sympathy and many tokens of love during illness and death. Thanks go to friends neighbors American Legion ladies of the Service Legion and Elk lodge. Tender sympathy and kindness will stay with us. Signed by Mrs Grace Jones W H Jones Josephine Jones and Mr and Mrs Ellis and children.
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The
American Legion
Service Legion
Elk Lodge
Grace Jones
W. H. and
Josephine Jones
Ellis
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