Marketing quota vote may affect corn buyers and cooperators
Farm Bureau notes discuss possible marketing quotas for corn under AAA rules as farmers weigh cooperation versus non cooperation. Iowa State economists expect total supplies to rise by Oct 1, with resealing or government transfer of much unsealed corn. A fall corn loan program depends on voter outcome.
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Howev
Iowa
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Third annual Horticulture Field Day at Iowa State College
The third annual Horticulture Field Day will be held at Iowa State College on Sept. 8 with tours of tree fruits small fruits vegetables flowers ornamentals and beekeeping around the campus starting at 10 a.m. Plantings cover about 180 acres led by extension horticulturist Ss. W. Edgecombe. Apple orchards and the annual flower garden will showcase color and study opportunities for Iowa gardens.
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Iowa State College
Ss. W. Edgecombe
Folgecombe
Lowa
PUT LIME ON IN FALL
Past experimental results in recent demonstrations show the value of applying lime in autumn to improve soil conditions. The notes suggest a follow up study to measure long term effects on crop yields and soil pH balance.
County farmers map plan for 1939 40 agriculture program
More than 1700 Iowa farmers will join county planning sessions in September to outline a unified county program. Meetings will cover the 1940 outlook, soil conservation, farm security, and local rural needs, with focus on weed control, land rental adjustments, and AAA program operations.
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Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Iowa State College
AAA
Soil Conservation Districta
Ekach County
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Security Administration
State Agricultural Programs Committee
Washington Lodge Regular Meeting Notice
Washington Lodge So. 26 A vw. & A. M. holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Ray Cox W. M. Fourth Ward Yard secretary.
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Avw
A. M
Ray Cox
W. M
W. Yard
West Bound and East Bound Train Schedules
The Davenport to Kansas City local No. 8 departs at 9 58 a m and the No 25 Southwest Limited departs at 1 42 a m The East Bound No 8 Kansas City Davenport local departs at 5 14 p m and the Mo 2 Southwest Limited departs at 1 26 a m Service notes Nos 8 and 8 run daily except Sunday W Bell agent.
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Sorghum Silage Questions Answered by Iowa Experts
Sorghum silage should be cut in the hard dough stage for best feed value and moisture. Do not add molasses. Atlas Sorgo is highly productive but matures late and may need standing until frost to maximize yields. Professor Hughes of Iowa State College notes farmers’ questions reflect timing and processing basics.
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Iowa State College
Kilpatrick
TVA
Agronomy
J. D. Hughes
Hughes
Atlas
Iowa
Largest Camel Market Imbehbeh Near Cairo
Imbehbeh suburb hosts the world’s largest camel market where camels from the Near East are bought and sold daily in a bustling trading hub.
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Imbehbeh
Cairo
Near East
Wellman School Faculty Named
Wellman schools will open Monday September. The freshman class is expected to enroll forty students with twenty from rural schools and twenty in the primary grade, all of whom have attended.
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Frank Wilson
Wellman
Local School Board Hires Staff and Cornerstone Service Highlighted
The DIXIE DUGAN school lists its faculty for the year with Superintendent Harold E. Ross and Principal John Stock among the leaders. Cornerstone laying for the new St John’s Lutheran church featured Lay Cornerstone Services and a speech by Rev Albert Bostelmann. Community members attended Steiner reunions and family visits spanning Cedar Rapids, Kalona, and Des Moines. Marie Fogel of Wellman is ill with a heart condition.
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John Stock
Einor Young
Traer
Grant Grahm
Leo Durran
Robert Hynd
Fairfield
Lyall Smith
Elaine Bassel
Waterloo
Margaret Erbin
Tracr
Maddalena Nicola
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Albert Bostelmann
York Township
Williamsburg
Faye Goodwin
Ben Bauer
Wellman
Steiner
Elia Park
Cedar Rapids
Mel Whetstine
Lawrence Whetstine
Angeline
Eddie
Frank Mayer
Dan Steiner
Harold
Wm. S#itermiller
Martha Steiner
Charley Steiner
Albert Walton
Marie Fogel
Wellman Food Store
Harold Swartzendruber
Boston Had First Newspaper
The first American newspaper appeared in Boston 16 years before Benjamin Franklin was born.
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Boston
Benjamin Franklin
Icebergs Shattered by Sudden Strain
A science note explains that icebergs break easily under intense stress and even a loud shout can cause fragments to split from the mass. The article highlights how external forces rapidly destabilize large sea ice formations.
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