First Clothing School Success in Louisa County
The first five month clothing course in Louisa County draws 65 women across five townships. Miss Mildred Elder teaches Cutting and Alteration of Commercial Patterns as the initial lesson. Each attending district woman pledges to relay instruction locally to broaden sewing knowledge among residents. Ames Broadcasting Schedule outlines daily radio reports for farmers and livestock markets.
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Louisa County
Mildred Elder
Columbus City
Elm Grove
Marshall
Wapello
Jefferson
Nutrition Course Lesson On Cereals Set By Extension
Miss Dorothy Taylor of the Extension Department will present the second Nutrition Course lesson on cereals and coarse versus refined cereals. The sessions run September 24 to 28 in Union Concord Port Louisa Eliot and Morning Sun townships. Local leaders are urged to attend and extend demonstrations in their districts before the second meeting to avoid conflicts with the first lesson.
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Dorothy Taylor
Union
Concord
Port Louisa
Eliot
Morning Sun
Summer Spraying Demonstrations Meet for Orchard Owners
Orchard owners of any size are urged to attend meetings on Sept 26 to 28 across Wapello Concord Columbus City and Elm Grove townships. Speakers from Louisa County Farm Bureau and Ames Iowa will discuss costs yields marketing and packing methods. Demonstrations compare sprayed versus unsprayed trees and address common spraying errors and equipment issues.
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S$. H. Havenhill
Wapello Township
Wm. Gabriel
Concord Township
J. D. Helmick
Columbus City
E. R. Davis
Elm Grove
Louisa County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
Holland
Agricultural Extension Service
Training School on Farm Meats at College Abattoir Ames
A farm meats training school will be held at the College Abattoir in Ames on November 21 22 and 23. Conducted by the Animal Husbandry Extension Service with the Animal Husbandry Department the program offers limited farmers training in handling caring and butchering of farm meats. Interested Louisa County farmers should contact the county agent to arrange attendance and improve on farm slaughter skills.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Paul
College Abattoir
Animal Husbandry Extension Service
Animal Husbandry Department
Towa
Louisa County
Tonch
Livestock Bulletins For Louisa County Feeders
A Farm Bureau note highlights new livestock bulletins received for Louisa County ranchers. The items cover cattle market updates, feed prices, and notes for local producers likely to affect buying and selling decisions.
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Farm Bureau
Louisa County
Supplemental feeds and soil management for Louisa county farms
Bulletin summaries cover supplemental feeds for 225 pound pasture pigs and corn substitutes for lambs, roughage choices for milk production, and the Iowa System of Soil Management. Notes include feed value comparisons, silage versus corn fodder, alfalfa versus timothy hay costs, drainage, cultivation, manuring, green manuring, liming, phosphates, fertilizer use, and crop rotation to boost productivity on local soils.
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Louisa County
Iowa Legion Plans Community Leadership Push at Legion Meet
The Iowa delegation outlines a program to place the American Legion in leadership of community development in nearly every city and town. Hanford MacNider urges Legion posts to recruit specialists to direct Americanization work and advise posts on community tasks. The Des Moines executive committee formed a panel to draft resolutions.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
American Legion
Legion
Hanford MacNider
MacNider
American Legion pushes broader civic role in Iowa project
The program aims to broaden Americanization efforts with closer cooperation among civic groups in Iowa cities and towns. A preliminary questionnaire is being prepared for distribution by posts to civic leaders and organizations to suggest active community development involvement.
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San Francisco
Iowa
Lost John Marshall Addresses Shape Early Treaty Debate
The piece notes two Richmond Virginia addresses by John Marshall related to the Jay treaty vanished from history. It says they influenced early American doctrine on treaty power, shifting views on commercial versus political treaties and possibly boosting Marshall to prominence. No copies survive in major libraries.
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John Marshall
Richmond
House of Representatives of Congress
Story
Marshall
Virginia
Philadelphia
State Library
Congressional Library
Providence at Work Through Human Mistakes
Quote from J A Froude on Providence guiding human affairs through mistakes, suggesting that outcomes that follow errors can be healthier than flawless foresight. Reflects on providence guiding society and individuals.
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J. A. Froude
The Wrong Course Distracts Workers from Mastery
A fragment notes some workers neglect mastering their trade, spending time on mimicry of a Boston accent script. It hints at frustration with self-improvement and discipline, suggesting a misdirected effort that undermines professional growth.
Earrings as Heirloom Near Century Old in NH Family
A New Hampshire woman claims a family heirloom pair of earrings worn for almost a century. The tale highlights enduring keepsakes and ancestral connections reported by the Indianapolis News.
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New Hampshire
Indianapolla News
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Farona
Boston Transcript
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Geological Survey
Ender Reston
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Portland Cement Association
Washington Street
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Salt Lake
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