Farm Bureau leaders push unity and cattle feeding plans
Washington County Farm Bureau members heard Mrs. Ilisworth Richardson urge unity for improved agricultural relief as Iowa hosts Cattle Feeders Day on July 21 at Ames. The meeting covered soybeans as protein, finishing trials, and awards for 4H clubs amid broader calls for price support and production controls.
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Amnetican Farm Bureau
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Ilisworth Richardson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Cherokee
Farm Bureau
Richardson
Producers
Farm Bureau) Commission Association of Chicago
Baby Beef Club
W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College
Mr Vernon
Vernon
Chas. E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
D. C
Hearst
Roswell Garst
Sac City
Iowa
A. G Black
American Institute of Meat Packers
Department of Agriculture
Ragweed Declared Main Autumn Hay Fever Culprit
The United States Department of Agriculture says ragweed pollen causes 90 percent of autumn hay fever east of the Mississippi. It urges campaigns to cut ragweed before blooming, notes goldenrod pollen is less problematic, and highlights cutting schedules and city cleanup to reduce pollen. The report also outlines the role of civic clubs in cutting ragweed along highways and vacant lots to lower allergy cases.
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United State Department of Agriculture
United States
Mississippi River
Public Health Service
Department
Clvic
Llowa
Crawfordsville Notes on July 4 Visit and Local People
Crawfordsville reports Miss Lillian Holmes returned from Cedar Falls for the 4th of July. Included are notes on Mrs. Ruth McElroy of Iowa City and Miss Gladys Maywell among local attendees.
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Crawfordsville
Lillian Holmes
Cedar Falls
Ruth McElroy
Iowa City
Gladys Maywell
Stolen Love Chapter XLII Grows Turbulent for Joan and Curtis
Maisie frets over Joans behavior while Joan hides distress and braces for a difficult wedding. Curtis travels to Seattle then invades Blanches hotel refuge to clear his head as family pressure and engagement strain the couple.
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Barstow
Joan
Bert
Joan Bright
Baker's
Seattle
Callec
Marstow
Cedar Rapids Visitors, Kittenball Finals Result on July Fourth
Cedar Rapids spent the Fourth at the J. R. Lease home with relatives from Cedar Rapids. The kittenball team lost the finals in Washington by one point after earlier wins over Frytown and Ivy Nichols West Liberty, with Max Mitchell and Lyle Anderson sharing MVP honors after coin flips. Fred Humphrey of Wyman earned a strikeout prize as pitcher. Bruce Lease returned from ten days in Chicago visiting family in Davenport.
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J. M. Maxwell
C. B. Martin
J. R. Lease
Washington
Frytown
Ivy Nichols
West Liberty
Wayland
Max Mitchell
Lyle Anderson
Olds
Gilbert Schantz
Max
Fred Humphrey
Wyman
Bruce Lease
Davenport
Chicago
J. H. Lease
John Bullers
Emma Lou
John Bob
Bardley Barker
Horace Cook
Williamsburg
Iowa
Harold Graham
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Henry A .Wallace
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