RF2EY5JB3–a mother and son picking apples from an apple tree on a farm
RMJBRM67–(170612) -- DES MOINES, June 12, 2017 (Xinhua) -- Grant Kimberley (L), son of Kimberley Farm owner, introduces crop planting and agricultural techniques used by his farm in Des Moines, Iowa, the United States, June 11, 2017. (Xinhua/Wang Ping)(gl)
RF2HJTP37–a boy walking on logs in the snow with his pet cat
RMW12J37–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Jay Pellett, Bill Pellett's son, prepares estrogenic hormone injection during artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RF2EY5JB0–a father and son riding bicycles together in the sunset
RMATGTJX–two boys with cowboy hats walking down a farm lane with cat on boys' shoulder
RF2HJTP0A–a boy tasting rain outside on easter Day in the front yard
RM2RP0DJN–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley operates a tractor at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and China, Rick said
RMB11TYE–Fredericksburg Iowa old time power threshing. Grandpa showing grandson how it was done in yesteryear
RMPAEH12–A book on chicken farming by his favorite author and a picture of his son rest on the desk of Joe Villines, as he performs his civilian duties with the Department of Veterans Affairs, serving as daily inspiration for his new passion, farming. Villines manages to find the balance between his military obligations, his civilian career with the Department of Veterans affairs, fatherhood, and a growing passion in rural farming. Joe is increasing his knowledge on traditional farming and becoming a man of the soil, and in the process giving back to his local community. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Br
RMEY9NY0–Red combine harvesting beans on a sunny autumn day in Northeast Iowa; Iowa, United States of America
RM2AFNX77–. The Farm-poultry. certainly veryremarkable and highly creditable to the Danish farmer?that on their small farms and comparatively indilleren;soil, they so nearly approach theproduction of one of the most?favorably situated and progres-sive American states. Denmark, Ijeing a countrywith no large city except thecapital, Copenhagen, the devel-opment of the poultry industrynecessarily Ijecame dei>endentupon the growth of an exporttrade. Continuing the compari-son with the state of Iowa, itmay lie said that tliat statespoultry industry depends uponmarVets outside of the state.Enormous quantiti
RMPG2AAT–. Types and breeds of farm animals . Livestock. THE GERMAN COACH 83 The history of the German Coach horse in America is a com- paratively brief one. These horses were first brought to the United States along in the eighties. Not much prior to 1890 did the breed receive recognition at American shows. A. B. Holbert, of Greeley, Iowa, was one of the earliest introducers of the breed. The Oltmann Bros, of Illinois and Crouch & Son of Indiana. Fig. 32. Hannibal, a German Coach stallion imported by Crouch & Son, La Fayette, Indiana. It is doubtful if a better specimen of the breed has been s
RMW12J2E–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Cody Ham, Bill Pellett's long-time business partner Phil Ham's son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RM2RP0DK0–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley looks at the field at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and China, Rick said
RMEY9NY9–Red combine harvesting beans on a sunny autumn day in Northeast Iowa; Iowa, United States of America
RMKK2W8D–Iowa, USA. 20th Nov, 2017. Retired farmer Bob Lyons opens a gate to get into a field on his son Pat's farm north of Clinton Wednesday Credit: Jeff Cook/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2AG8XN0–. History of Winnebago County and Hancock County, Iowa, a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement ... on his own account in Wisconsin, after which he came to Winnebagocounty, Iowa, where he has since been identified with its agricultural interestswith the exception of one year when engaged in the butchering business in Thomp-son. On locating here he purchased eighty acres of land on section 32, Kingtownship, and has since bought another eighty acres on section 33, so that he nowhas a fine farm of one hundred and sixty acres, on which he has made good andsubstantial improve
RMPBWHGF–Davenport, Iowa, USA. 29th July, 2018. Bryan Miller, left and his son Carson Miller explore the John Deere 9220 Tractor during the Open Farm Day at the Robb and Jennifer Ewoldt farm located west of Davenport, Iowa Sunday, July 29, 2018. Credit: Kevin E. Schmidt/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMPG2A34–. Types and breeds of farm animals . Livestock. THE ABERDEEN ANGUS 217 the success of the breed in the United States are J. S. Goodwin, L. McWhorter, Evans & Son, Palmer & Palmer, J. J. Rodgers, and B, R. Pierce & Son of Illinois; Leslie & Burwell of Wisconsin; W. A. McHenry and A. C. Binnie of Iowa; M. A. Judy of Indiana; Wallace Estill and Hugh Elliott of Missouri; J. J. Hill of Min- nesota ; D. Bradfute & Son and J. S. Hine of Ohio, and Dr. Craik, Mossom Boyd & Co., and M. H. Cochrane of Canada. Characteristics of the Aberdeen Angus. In general conforma- tion this br
RMKWMHY0–Moline, Iowa, USA. 18th Nov, 2016. Bobby Verbeke of Moline drags the family Christmas tree toward the car with help from son, Lucas, 1, at the Wyffel Christmas Tree Farm just outside Moline on Friday, November 18, 2016. Rick and Kathy Wyffels are ready for their 19th year of business selling Christmas trees, handmade wreaths and other holiday decorations. Credit: Andy Abeyta/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMKK2W9J–Iowa, USA. 20th Nov, 2017. Larry Geurink (L) and his son Nathan, 17, walk through their 75 acres of corn on their rural Davenport, Iowa farm just checking on its growth. Most of the corn is standing about six feet tall, which is above average for this time of year in Iowa. The average height in Illinois is about 49'' which is below the average due to excessive amounts of rain according to the USDA. Credit: John Schultz/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMJPY43M–Rock Island, Iowa, USA. 15th Jan, 2017. Scott Strickland of Princeton helps his son Cooper, 4, down from a Case tractor at the Quad-City Conservation Alliance Expo Center in Rock Island on Sunday, January 15, 2017. The 26th annual Quad-Cities Farm Show spans from Jan. 15-17 featuring over 200 agriculture companies and a variety of available products. Credit: Andy Abeyta/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMW12J4F–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Cody Ham, Bill Pellett's long-time business partner Phil Ham's son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RM2RP0DJG–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley walks down a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States an
RMEY9NYA–Red combine unloading beans into a grain wagon on a sunny autumn day in Northeast Iowa; Iowa, United States of America
RM2AJFGEP–A standard history of Sauk County, Wisconsin : an authentic narrative of the past, with particular attention to the modern era in the commercial, industrial, educational, civic and social development . and had a son by that union. Lincoln Barrett, after the death of his father, which occurred whenhe was three years of age, was reared in the home of his maternal grand-parents in Iowa County. He attended the public schools there, and livedand worked on the farm until past his majority. In 1887, at the age oftwenty-three, he entered the service of the Chicago Northwestern RailwayCompany and remov
RMKWRMBH–Rock Island, Iowa, USA. 15th Jan, 2017. Scott Strickland of Princeton helps his son Cooper, 4, down from a Case tractor at the Quad-City Conservation Alliance Expo Center in Rock Island on Sunday, January 15, 2017. The 26th annual Quad-Cities Farm Show spans from Jan. 15-17 featuring over 200 agriculture companies and a variety of available products. Credit: Andy Abeyta/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMW12J4P–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Cody Ham, Bill Pellett's long-time business partner Phil Ham's son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RMKK2WE7–Maquoketa, Iowa, USA. 10th Nov, 2009. ''It's my favorite part but makes me the least money, '' said Adam Miller, who harvests a small part of his 800-acre farm with a collection of 50-year-old equipment. He's harvesting the ears of corn, which are then ground for cattle feed. The corn crib was built in 1951, near the end of an era. Combines that shelled the corn made them obsolete. His son Jacob, 13, background, drives loaded wagons from the nearby corn fields. Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009. Credit: Jeff Cook/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMTY8FF1–Atlantic, USA. 18th June, 2019. Bret Pellett, son of farm owner Bill Pellett, adds feeds for cattle at their family farm in Atlantic, a small city in the Midwestern state of Iowa, the United States, June 18, 2019. From cattle feeders in Iowa to pecan growers in Georgia, U.S. farmers are worrying about further damage caused by market uncertainties as trade tensions between the world's two largest economies drag on. TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. farmers frustrated by damage caused by tariff uncertainties Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RMKWMRKA–Dallas Center, Iowa, USA. 21st May, 2017. Jordanne Fry holds their son Brayton while pushing Avery 2 on the swing as Curtis plays his guitar under the tree, Sunday, May 21, 2017, on their farm in Dallas Center, Iowa. Credit: John Schultz/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMTA9TJK–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett and his son Bret checks the purchase record of corn seeds before planting at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertai
RM2RP0DJ9–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and Ch
RMMKJY4Y–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley looks at the field at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and China,
RMKWMNH0–Long Grove, Iowa, USA. 9th Oct, 2017. Farmer Martin Costello leans up for a quick break while scraping stalls with his son, Collin, 17, in the barn in Long Grove on Monday, October 9, 2017. Costello is the President of the North Scott FFA chapter and spends much of his time helping his father along with his mother and sister on the family dairy farm. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMKK2WDJ–Iowa, USA. 2nd Nov, 2008. Kraig Timmerman, at left, and his son Kyle finish the days work. Credit: Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMEY9NY6–Red combine harvesting beans on a sunny autumn day in Northeast Iowa; Iowa, United States of America
RM2AKFX1R–History of Chickasaw and Howard counties, Iowa . his marriage Mr. Laws continued to engage in farming as a renteruntil 1879, when, having carefully saved his earnings, he was enabled to purchasewhat is now the Laws homestead farm, still occupied by his widow and son. Throughthe intervening years to the time of his death he was busily employed in the furtherdevelopment and improvement of the property and brought his fields under a highstate of cultivation. To Mr. and Mrs. Laws were born thirteen children, eleven of whom are yetliving, as follows: Jesse J., who is employed on the Oakdale farm in
RM2RP0DKH–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley operates a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and
RMMKJY7T–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley talks with his wife Martha Kimberley in his residence at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions be
RM2AKG4YW–History of Winneshiek and Allamakee counties, Iowa . section 19,Madison township; son of James and Jane {nee Purvis) Barfoot,his parents being of Scotch descent. He was born March Ilth,1830, in Wayne County, Ohio. While he was quite young hisparents moved to Holmes County, in the same state. In earlylife he learned the carpenter and joiners trade, at which he wasengaged several years. In the spring of 1853 he came to thiscounty, first locating at Freeport. In 1855 he moved to Decorah,continuing house building until 1868, when he moved to his pres-ent farm, having purchased the same in 1861. Mr
RM2RP0DJE–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and Ch
RMMKJY59–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United Stat
RM2AG7BFH–. History of Black Hawk County, Iowa, and its people. has been through-out life a member and since 1886 a minister in the Quaker church. He enjoyedin youth the usual educational advantages of a farmers son, spending the wintermonths in the country school and the remainder of the year at hard labor onthe farm. As he approached young manhood he was possessed of an ardent desire toacquire a thorough literary education and partly by teaching and partly uponborrowed money he was enabled in 1871 to complete a classical course of instruc-tion, receiving upon graduation the degree of A. B., and three
RM2RP0DKB–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and Ch
RMMKJY51–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley walks down a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United
RM2AGDFTY–. Genealogical and personal history of Fayette county, Pennsylvania. una ^ranaent/f/ften FAYETTE COUNTY 451 ried Carrie Robinson. 10. Anna, marriedThomas Ringland, a farmer of Winfield,Iowa. II. Victoria, married William Law-head, deceased, lived at Uniontown, Penn-sylvania. (Ill) Moses Taylor, son of Moses andLouisa (Bailey) Nixon, was born in Georgestownship, Fayette county, Pennsylvania,March 22, 1849. His entire life, with the ex-ception of three summers, when he was inIowa, has been passed in Georges township,where he received his education. He hasowned a farm since 1889 and is to-day one
RM2RP0DKG–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Rick Kimberley talks with his wife Martha Kimberley in his residence at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the
RMMKJY4R–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley operates a tractor at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United States and China,
RM2AG95XY–. History of Winnebago County and Hancock County, Iowa, a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement ... Hansing, who was born in Iowa county, Wisconsin,ill January. ls7il. a son of Arnc and Julia (Harldson) Hansing. who were nativesof the hind of the midniglit sun. Coming to America in an early day, theyestablished their home in Iowa county, Wisconsin, where for a time the fathercultivated a rented farm, but at length purchased land which he further devel-oped and improved, and later moved to Blair, Nebraska, spending his remainingdays there. He passed away in December, IIMH
RM2RP0DM3–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 -- Visitors from China s Guangdong Province look around at Rick Kimberley s farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the Un
RMMKJY55–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Visitors from China's Guangdong Province look around at Rick Kimberley's farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions betwe
RM2RNMWCG–(170612) -- DES MOINES, June 12, 2017 -- Grant Kimberley (L), son of Kimberley Farm owner, introduces crop planting and agricultural techniques used by his farm in Des Moines, Iowa, the United States, June 11, 2017. )(gl) FEATURE-US-IOWA-FARM WangxPing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN the Moines June 12 2017 Grant Kimberley l Sun of Kimberley Farm Owner introduces Crop Planting and Agricultural Techniques Used by His Farm in the Moines Iowa The United States June 11 2017 GL Feature U.S. Iowa Farm WangxPing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2RPB0G5–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett and his son Bret checks the purchase record of corn seeds before planting at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty
RM2RPC758–(190626) -- ATLANTIC, June 26, 2019 -- Bret Pellett, son of farm owner Bill Pellett, adds feeds for cattle at their family farm in Atlantic, a small city in the Midwestern state of Iowa, the United States, June 18, 2019. From cattle feeders in Iowa to pecan growers in Georgia, U.S. farmers are worrying about further damage caused by market uncertainties as trade tensions between the world s two largest economies drag on. TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. farmers frustrated by damage caused by tariff uncertainties ) U.S.-ATLANTIC-AGRICULTURE-CHINA TRADE WangxYing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2AJ16R0–A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa . anhood. On com^ing to the new world our subject took up hisabode in Lorain county, Ohio, near Oberlin,where he worked by the day and month forseven years, being employed at farm labor. In May, 1865, he came to Tabor, Iowa,with his wife and one son, their only daugh-ter having died previously. Mr. Bricknellpurchased eighty acres of land for fouihundred dollars and the remainder of hiscapital w^as loaned out at interest. All thathe had saved was from his earnings, for henever inherited a dollar. His present farmcomprises two hundred ac
RM2RPB0HC–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett s son Bret plants soybean with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 25, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospects wit
RM2RPB0G1–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett s son Bret operates a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospects with China (Xi
RMMKJY67–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United Stat
RM2AKG5PK–North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . s review acquired a common school education and engaged in farmwork at the old home in Wisconsin until twenty-one years of age. In 1885 he removed toWinnebago county, Iowa, and purchased a farm near the present site of the town of Thomp-son, there remaining until 1893, when he abandoned the work of the fields and engaged inbusiness in Thompson as a grain and live stock merchant and as a dealer in farm implementsand machinery. He also filled the office of postmaster there for ten years, and was inbusiness in Thompson for twelve yea
RM2RPB0YE–(190524) -- BEIJING, May 24, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett watches as his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade
RMMKJYDD–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley operates a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United St
RM2AX6R2K–A genealogical and biographical history of Keokuk County, Iowa .. . February n, 1874,in Lancaster township, Keokuk county, Iowa, and he is a son of JohnM. and Caroline (Meyer) Wagner, the former of whom was born inSnyder county, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 1831, and the latter inLicking county, Ohio, on February 6, 1845. Both parents are of Ger-man descent. They were married in Ohio and came to Keokuk countyin 1871 and in 1872 purchased their present fine farm in Lancastertownship. They have four surviving children, namely: Ida Ann,Mary C., Susan Belle and Henry F. Mr. Wagner has always follo
RM2RPB0H0–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett examines the depth of the seed after his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid
RMMKJY57–(180509) -- IOWA, May 9, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Rick Kimberley checks a farming combine machine at his farm near Des Moines, capital of Iowa State, May 3, 2018. Rick and his son, Grant, grow more than 4,000 acres of corn and soybeans with a couple of hired hands and massive combines whose computers precisely track yield, moisture and other key statistics for each row and acre. He has been to China 15 times in recent years to talk about precision farming and other tricks of his trade, becoming an ambassador for modern farming methods in China. As for the current trade tensions between the United Stat
RMW12J4G–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Bill Pellett's long-time business partner Phil Ham prepares a syringe for his son Cody Ham during artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RMTA9TK3–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett's son Bret plants soybean with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 25, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospects
RMTA9TK0–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett's son Bret operates a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospects with China'
RM2AWKM30–History of Cerro Gordo County, IowaFrom materials in the public archives, the Iowa Historical Society's collection, the newspapers and data of personal interviews; also containing sketches of representative citizens . ce address is Rock Palls. Iowa. WILLIAM KNAAK. A self-made man and one of the most progressive of his com-munity is found in the person of William Knaak, who owns andoccupies a fine farm in section 6, Lake township, Cerro Gordocounty, Iowa. Mr. Knaak was born June 14, 1850, fifty miles from Berlin,Germany, son of Christian and Charlotta (Tech) Knaak. both ofwhom came to this coun
RM2RPB0GR–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett examines the depth of the seeds after his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid
RMTA9TJC–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett examines the depth of the seeds after his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season a
RM2AKG6PD–History of Chickasaw and Howard counties, Iowa . Chickasaw county was in a wild and undeveloped region Peter Johnson tookup his abode within its borders and now follows farming on section 27, Jacksonvilletownship. He was born in Norway, January 25, 1844, and is a son of John and Julia(Peterson) Johnson, who came to the United States in 1847, when their son Peter wasbut three years of age. They settled in Dane county, Wisconsin, where the father pur-chased a farm of eighty acres and built thereon a log cabin in the midst of the forest.He at once proceeded to clear away the timber and developed
RM2RPB0GJ–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett s son Bret loads corn seeds into a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospects w
RMTACF4M–(190524) -- BEIJING, May 24, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett watches as his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over tra
RM2AJ16FC–A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa . ur childrenof the immediate family of our subjectare still living: A. D. Oaks; S. M. Oaks,Ada L., the wife of G. W. Tinkane; whilea sister, Fanny E., married John Bell anddied in this county, at the age of twenty-seven, leaving one son, C. W. Bell. Of thesecond family of children all are living, andare these: W. E. Oaks, of California; J.M. Oaks, of Kirkwood; W. E. Oaks; F. ^I.Oaks; and Lydia B., the wife of AlvinCreamer. Our subject was reared en the farm ofhis father, although not to the drudgery,as his parent was the owner of some
RM2RPB0J2–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett watches as his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade pro
RM2RP0D4D–(180508) -- ATLANTIC, May 8, 2018 -- Jay Pellett, son of farmer Bill Pellett, inspects cattle raised at their farm in Atlantic of Iowa, the United States, May 2, 2018. Bill Pellett is now feeding around 900 heads of cattle on his farm while growing hundreds of acres of corn and soybeans in the Midwestern state. A trip to China in February has boosted his confidence in selling more of his farm s prime beef to Chinese customers. During his one-week stay in China, Pellett met with representatives from seven to 10 different companies that have plans for importing American beef. Aware of fellow far
RM2RPCAPR–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Jay Pellett, Bill Pellett s son, prepares estrogenic hormone injection during artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality beef U.S.-IOWA-ATLANTIC-CATTLE-ARTIFICI
RMTA9TJJ–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett's son Bret loads corn seeds into a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade prospect
RM2ANERWH–The Friend : a religious and literary journal . Mackenzie; a member of Birmingham Monthly Meet-ing of Friends. Tenth Month 1, 1922, at the home of his son, in West Branch, Iowa, .Jesse Negus, in the eighty-sixth year of his age; a member andElder of West Branch Monthly Meeting, Iowa. PENNSBURY LEAFLETS (18 SUBJECTS) Have won for themselves place in verymany homes; nearly a half million copiesused during past sixteen months. Send for sample set; we welcomeorders for free quantity distribution. FRIENDS BOOK STORE302 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. SUNNYSIDE PORK PRODUCTS Sunnyside Farm Sausage, 5
RM2RPCANT–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Bill Pellett s long-time business partner Phil Ham prepares a syringe for his son Cody Ham during artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality beef U.S.-IOWA-ATLA
RMTA9TK7–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett watches as his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season amid uncertainty over trade
RM2AWRG1P–Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . with her brotherat Wolf Point; Miss Viola, emploved in the FirstNational Bank of Wolf Point; Julius, a Floyd Coun-ty farmer; Miss Nellie, a teacher in the schools ofCedar Rapids, Iowa; Elmer, a farmer in his homestate; and Emil, a drug clerk at Charles City. Alfred W. Huxsol was a farmers son, grew upand acquired a country school education, and alsograduated in a commercial course at Charles City,Iowa. When he left the home farm he
RM2RPCAPY–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Cody Ham, Bill Pellett s long-time business partner Phil Ham s son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality beef U.S.-IOWA-ATLANTIC-CATTLE-ARTIFI
RMTA9TJN–(190523) -- IOWA, May 23, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Bill Pellett examines the depth of the seed after his son Bret plants corn with a planter machine at their family farm in Atlantic of Cass county, Iowa, the United States, April 24, 2019. Bill Pellett knows how to farm, but just like most of his peers across the country, the 71-year-old farmer is feeling less assured of what he could get from a new year of farming, as there appears to be no quick resolution of the year-long trade disputes between the United States and China. TO GO WITH 'Spotlight: Leading U.S. farming state enters new crop season am
RM2AM3C4E–Genealogical record of John Thorne, also the direct descendants of James Thorne and Hannah Brown of Salisbury, Massand Kingston, N.H., also the families connected by marriage . ovince of Quebec, July4, 1838; m. April 14, 1860, Robert Givin, at Waupaca, Wis.He was a Scotch-Irishman, b. an Lisconnan farm. Bush Mills,Antrim Co., Ireland, Nov. 28, 1833, son of John Givin and Ma-tilda Sharpe. Arrived in New York on the sailing vessel IsaacWebb, May 21, 1851, after a 31-day passage. He moved toKeokuk, Iowa, in 1863, where he became identified with rail-roading. Went to Dallas, Texas, in 1894, enteri
RMMKAKDB–(180508) -- ATLANTIC, May 8, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Jay Pellett, son of farmer Bill Pellett, inspects cattle raised at their farm in Atlantic of Iowa, the United States, May 2, 2018. Bill Pellett is now feeding around 900 heads of cattle on his farm while growing hundreds of acres of corn and soybeans in the Midwestern state. A trip to China in February has boosted his confidence in selling more of his farm's prime beef to Chinese customers. During his one-week stay in China, Pellett met with representatives from seven to 10 different companies that have plans for importing American beef. Aware of f
RMW12J4H–Atlantic, USA. 29th June, 2019. Bill Pellett's long-time business partner Phil Ham (R) prepares a syringe as his son Cody Ham carries out artificial insemination procedures for a cow on Bill Pellett's farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). Credit: Wang Ying/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RM2RPCAN4–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Cody Ham, Bill Pellett s long-time business partner Phil Ham s son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality beef U.S.-IOWA-ATLANTIC-CATTLE-ARTIFI
RM2AKMKCE–1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . Cement Co res 1601 YorkBrendle Minnie L mlnr bis 1602 YorkBreneman Jessie M elk bps 1318 15thBreneman John A mtrmn son avBreneman Lizzetta T (wid Richd) res 1318 15thBreneman May elk Successful Farm PubgCo bds 1318 15thBreneman Rachel elk Sucressful Farm Pubg Co bds 1318:15th Breneman St Cyr slmn I erkins Co bds 1318 15thBreniman Clara L corsetiere Corset Shop bds 1402 22dBreniman Gottlieb res 1401 23dBrenington W C asn>blr Fo rms 1515 HighBrennan see also BrannonBrennan Agnes res 1308 6tBrennan Alice stenog Majks Hat Co rms 1428 Woodl
RM2RPCAP8–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Cody Ham, Bill Pellett s long-time business partner Phil Ham s son, carries out artificial insemination procedures on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality beef U.S.-IOWA-ATLANTIC-CATTLE-ARTIFI
RM2AJFDHD–1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . a Automobile Aiitb Supplies, Storage, Repairing. 15 Fourtii Strsel 3AN PES MOINES CITY DIRECTORY (1921) Sandier] Louis (L Sandler & Son) res609 M^ple SAN 1145 Sandler L & 3on (Nathan and Louis) Sandler pawnbrokers 308 e 5th Mose dk United Cigar Stores Co bdsi 609 Maple•Sandler I Nathan (L Sandler & Son) res 918 BuchananSandler Rae stenog Model Stove Co bds 609 MapleSandora Jack lab D M U Ry rms 1023 CherrySandruB Agnes A elk Successful Farm Pubg Co bds 3007 Grand avSapdrus Geo S custodian Cortez apts res same , Sands Dora H elk Grocers
RM2RPCAPC–(190629) -- ATLANTIC (U.S.), June 29, 2019 -- Bill Pellett s long-time business partner Phil Ham (R) prepares a syringe as his son Cody Ham carries out artificial insemination procedures for a cow on Bill Pellett s farm in Atlantic, Iowa, the United States, on June 20, 2019. Bill Pellett, a fifth-generation farmer in Atlantic, a small city in the U.S. Midwestern state of Iowa, has found a cost-effective way to raise better calves each year without purchasing new bulls -- artificial insemination (AI). ) TO GO WITH Feature: U.S. cattle farmer turns to artificial insemination for better quality b
RM2AKCW5P–1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . tudebaker Corp res 1920 9thGrove Jack T bds 1^12 YorkGrove John E emp Inter-Urban Co bds 1812 York Grove John S carp res ns Stanton av 1 e of so w 31stGrove Jos (Grove & Son) res 1723 24thGrove Josephine stripper N D M Cigar Co bds 4005 7thGrove Kenneth R driver Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co res 710 3dGrove Leroy res 1011 12th yGrove Louise student Drake Univer-sity bds 1335 46thGfove Mabel prsfdr la Lithog Co bds J S GroveGrove Myrtle elk Successful Farm Pubg Co bds J S GroveGrove Paul T ship elk Greater Pro-ductions Co bds 1812 YorkGrove Stell
RM2AKAF64–1921 Des Moines and Polk County, Iowa, City Directory . Ander-son V-Pres, Z C Thornburg, Q AWillis Auditor and Treas, Suite 407S <& L BIdg IOWA FARM LAND CO(Chas C Leeper, Jas G Smith,Roy Kelley) 1201 Register & Trib-une Bidg, Tel Walnut 3828 (Seeclassified Farm Lands) Iowa Farmer Farm Publishing Copublrs 506 3d (2d fl) , IOWA FLORAL COFloral Dept of Iowa Seed Co, 209-211 Walnut, Tel Walnut 268 (Seeclassified Seedmen) Iowa Flour Co E L Ade sec and mngr120-124 so w 6th IOWA FORUMForum Co Publishers, 810 Observa-tory BIdg, Tel Walnut 2003 Iowa Fruit Growers Assn R M Clark(Mitchellville) pres,
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