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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1929

Page

6

Drought and Rainfall Report for Local Farmers

Drought persists in this region with May rainfall at 2.13 inches and June so far dry. Last May 0.18 inches fell on the 14th and 0.17 on the 26th amid sun and winds accelerating evaporation. Last year drought stretched from April 19 to May 16, with a notable 1.40 inch May 15, then little rain. Ralph B. Slippy, observer, notes garden tips favoring soil wetting over hose irrigation. Extra rainfall affects southern Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas while northern Iowa remains deficient. Judge G W Wood returns from Kansas City after burying a sister. many acres remain unplowed due to heavy rains. F T Bentley visited Washington over the weekend.

Ralph B. Slippy Yowa Missouri Kansas G. W. Wood Kansas City F. T. Bentley Jover Washington

Weather note from county official on southern Iowa moisture

The county official said today that southern Iowa has had more moisture than necessary. The greatest need for rain is for small grain meadows pastures and small fruit. Corn is doing well and uninterrupted cultivation is killing all the weeds.

County Towa

Ionia Church Women Meet in Nashua June Gathering

Women of the Congregational church plan a Wednesday afternoon meeting on June 12 with Mrs Anna Brookins in Nashua. A luncheon will be served.

Ionia Tons Congregational Church Anna Brookins Nashua Plenis

Crosley Planes Fly Big Radio News Nationwide

From the Crosley plant in Cincinnati planes depart daily carrying the big radio news. Distributors nationwide ship by air and rail to Crosley dealers as the Cincinnati Airport buzzes with activity. June 18 marks the reveal date when dealers unveil the radio sensation of 1929 and invite public viewings.

Pete" Crostey, Jr Crosley Radio Corporation Great Crosley Cincinnati Crosley Distributors Crosley Maine California Crosey, Jr America

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