Urges Safety Drive Help in Statewide Campaign
Farmers urged to cooperate in the Statewide Drive-Right campaign August 22 to September 5. J S Russell cited farm family stakes in highway safety and suggested visible signs on tractors plus other safety measures to reduce injuries and property damage. Winners listed across Shorthorn Angus Hereford dairy classes with showmanship results noted.
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Towa
Iowa Safety Congress
J. S. Russell
Iowa Farm and Home Register
Iowa Safety Committee
Winners Listed of Louisa County Fair
At the Louisa County fair in Columbus Junction Earl Keith Nau won the grand champion steer an Aberdeen Angus. Gordon Smith of Columbus Junction took reserve champion Hereford. The show featured 99 baby beeves the largest in the fair's history. Larry Rutt claimed grand champion four H market litter and the champion individual market barrow. Blair Duncan exhibited the Hampshire barrow named grand champion in the open market hog show. John P. Jones earned reserve champion York shire. Kenneth and Gary Grouwinkel collected 31 ribbons with hogs. Kenneth had junior and grand champion Daroe while Gary had junior champion boar. Numerous first place awards went to Lida Robinson Carolyn Smith J. Riley Podggett and others in various divisions. In showmanship Karl Keith Nau won first with others placing. Lida Robinson led the heifer show for beef breeds with a top finish.
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Columbus Junction
Earl Keith Nau
Keith Nau
Gordon Smith
Blair Duncan
Cotter
Hampshire
John P. Jones
Yorkshire
Kenneth
Gary Grouwinkel
Paul Grouwinkel
Daroe
Gary
Lida Robinson
Bill Samuels
John Witting
Carolyn Smith
J. Riley Podsgett
J. Riley Padgett
Jack Jones
J Riley Smith
Karl Keith Nau
Robert Greene
Bill Howards
Hadacol Rebuilds War Veteran Energy Says Wichita Leader
Donald Hedburg, Wichita Eagle salesman and World War II South Pacific veteran, credits Hadacol with restoring his vitality. He describes renewed energy for work, family, and hobbies and urges others with deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin to try the supplement. Trial bottle priced at 1.25 and family size at 3.50, with doctor endorsements and widespread testimonials.
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South Pacific
Hedburg
Donald W. Hedburg
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corp
Plowing Best Known Weed Control Says ISU Expert
Ames Iowa plowing is recommended by ISU extension weed control specialist Sylvester for stubble fields to control foxtail cocklebur button weed and ragweed. Early plowing prevents seeds maturing yields long term benefits and adds green matter. Fall harrow can destroy emerging weeds and prepare flax next year. Spraying 2 4 D kills ragweed cocklebur velvet weed but not foxtail and harms clover or alfalfa.
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Ames
Iowa
Sylvester
Iowa State College Extension
Kerrs Visit Washington for Fort Sherman Funeral
Dr George Kerr and his son Joe arrived in Washington from Estes Park Colorado to conduct the Fort Sherman funeral at the United Presbyterian church this afternoon Mrs Marie Bloom of Mt Pleasant came to finish teaching duties at Spread Hagle school this fall Mrs Alma Ellis and her son Everette from Coatsville PA visited last week at the Merle Shelman home
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George Kerr
Joe
Washington
Estes Park
Colorado
Dr. Kerr
Fort Sherman
United Presbyterian Church
Marie Bloom
Mt. Pleasant
Spread Hagle
Alma Ellis
Everette
Coatsville
Merle Shelman
Service Is Key In Choosing Your Television Dealer
Advertising emphasizes service as the measure of satisfaction for Capehart television sets. It notes frequent servicing of sets and the value of quality components, claiming Capehart’s patent history and long experience back service reliability. The message warns against buying only for price or brand and promotes ongoing service as essential, linking quality to longevity.
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Capehart
Oats With Black Color OK for Feed
H C Murphy USDA plant pathologist at Iowa State College says the dark color in Cherokee and Nemaha oats is only in the hulls and does not affect feeding or milling quality. He notes no harm and suggests an environmental factor influences the color.
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Ames
Towa
H. C. Murphy
Iowa State College Agronomist
Nemaha
Murphy
Oat Varieties Cherokee and Nemaha Show Strong Yields
Farmers in Iowa Kansas and Nebraska report wide favor for the oat varieties Nemaha and Cherokee, developed by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station and the US Department of Agriculture. Yields and quality are unusually high this year and both show resistance to Race 45 crown rust affecting Clinton type oats.
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Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Murphy
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
U.S. D. A. Nemaha
Buying Feeder Cattle This Fall
County farmers are urged to buy feeder cattle by the pound to ensure fair value and avoid excess fill. ISU experts warn one percent average loss from feeder cattle. inspect for shipping fever symptoms and avoid sick or overstuffed cattle. Buy early and avoid cattle delivered on contract that fail grades.
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Iowa State College Beef Specialists
Local Social Notes from Washington Area
Mrs. R C Bartlett and Bessie Myers of Brighton were business callers in Washington. Maurice and Forrest Henry visited Marion with Mary Neuwhuis of Long Beach California. Birth announced Mary Catherine Zahon born in Detroit weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Judith Zahon, age three, is her sister. Clifford Beaty of East Moline visited relatives here. Lloyd Anderson and daughters return from Chicago. Marian Blick returns home after summer caring for her mother near West Chester who is improving. Irma Thompson, County Health Unit supervisor, attends a Des Moines meeting for supervisors.
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R. C. Bartlett
Bessie Myers
Brighton
Washington
Maurice Henry
Forrest Henry
Marion
Mary Neuwhuis
Long Beach
Calif
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Charles Zahon
Detroit
Mich
Mary Catherine
Zahon
Bonnie Ryan
Zahon's
Judith
Lloyd Anderson
Chicago
Marian Blick
Herman Schultz
West Chester
Schultz
Charles Harland
Kalona
Irma Thompson
Des Moines
Conesville Ag Station Shifts From Truck to Field Crops
The Conesville agricultural field station in Columbus Junction will change from truck crops to field crops after this season under Superintendent Fay Kemp. Since its founding in 1937 the station has supplied seed corn and other seeds for area farmers, but will now focus on crop rotation fertilizer use and irrigation of legumes and various field crops.
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Columbus Junction
Conesville
Fay Kemp
Musetine
Louisa
Washington
Johnson County
Southeast Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Club Picnic Flops Over Ferns Donuts Absence
The club picnic failed as no one brought Fern's doughnuts, leaving the event without any doughnuts and everyone expecting others to supply them.
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Fern
Probate Notice of Will for Amelia Jerot in Washington County
District Court of Iowa Washington County RR48 files last will and codicil of Amelia Jerot deceased dated July 15 1948 and June 2 1947 hearing set for August 28 1950 at 9:00 AM at Washington Court House before the District Court or clerk all interested must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated and allowed.
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District Court Static OF
Iowa
Washington County
Amelia NM
Jerot
Washington
District Court
Noonan
Washington, Iowa
Notice of probate hearing for Moock Johnson will
Court notices Moock Johnson deceased filed last will dated September 5 1950 fixed for hearing proof at Washington County Court House August 28 before District Court or Clerk all interested must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as last will and testament By Order of RE WR Noonan Clerk of the District Court Dated at Washington Town August
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Bosc Ee
Towa Wagington County
Hwereby
Moock MM. Johnson
Court House
Washington
Tows
Laws
District Court
WR. Noonan
Washington, Town
Phace
Rapid City Trio Leaves Max Marble Home
Mrs. Lloyd Scott Tim othy and Christy Lee departed this morning for Rapid City South Dakota after spending a week at the Max Marble home. Pat Moberly remains a patient at Mercy hospital Iowa City in room 225.
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Lloyd Scott
J Timothy
Christy Lee
Max Marble
Rapid City
S. D
Pat Moberly
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Vacu-matic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor introduces the Vacu-matic Carburetor a device said to reduce fuel use by automatic vacuum-based supercharge principle. Easy to install fits cars trucks and tractors offer to send full details to interested readers.
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Wisconsin
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Bob Enke
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Jersey
Helen Ann Robinson
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Dick Hendrickson
Helen Robinson
Dale Eversmeyer
Robert Tillman
Mary Beth Wahrer
Jim Wahrer
Journal News Department
Parsons College
Fairfield
Jim
Canada
Wahrer
Louisa County Fair
Larry Rutt
Floyd Rutt
Donald Hedlburg
Parker
Riverside
Wichita
Great
Evening Journal
Clifford Beaty
East Mo
Line
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George Hora
Townsley Grounds
Conesville Ag
Martha Butler
Fern Pastry Shop
Timf
Foster
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
R. Tr. Noonan
Noonien
C. V. Crull
John W. Lee
Atn&h's
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Harmon
Sone-Up
Py Carroll Straube
Brown's
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Madison & S. Ave
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