Iowa Health Board Shakeup Moves to July 4
Des Moines reports a complete shakeup of the state appointing board that names five new health board members for five year terms. The changes aim to improve results and cut department expenses under the new law becoming operative July 4 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Board of Health
T. L. Tamisiea
Missouri Valley
Lafayette Higgins
Dez Moines
H. A. Dittmer
Manchester
George PF
Beaver Feclectic
Centervine
Walter L. Mierling
Higgins
G. H. Samuel
Sumner
George E. Decker
Davenport
Albert de Bey
Orange City
Thomas A. McManus
Water- Top
Everett E. Richardson
Webster City
Iowa
Thirty-fifth General Assembly
Practical reasons for pruning many fruit varieties
A practical guide to pruning fruit trees and bushes from L. M. Bennington. It argues that letting plants follow natural growth wastes energy on seed production and excess blooms. Pruning redirects energy into fruit quality, enlarging fruit size and tree vigor while extending plantation usefulness. It describes spacing, cane management, and selective tip removal to promote stronger laterals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bennington
Root crops good for a dairy cow
Root crops including turnips are recommended as valuable feed for dairy cows. Feeding a peck of turnips per animal daily is usually sufficient, with salt added for palatability. Feeding large quantities two to three hours before milking can impart an unpleasant milk taste, while feeding after milking shows no effect. Ration variety improves dairy cattle well being, and the practice is rising in Wisconsin and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Long
Potato Scab Has Strong Vitality In Soil And Manure
Historical notes reveal that fresh stable manure applied before planting tends to raise potato scab risk. Experiments with horses and cows fed raw potatoes show scab germs pass through digestion and survive in manure, especially from horses, suggesting contamination risk remains when feeding raw potatoes to livestock.
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Miect
Why is that man so much in de mand at public gatherings
A terse exchange notes a man’s popularity at public gatherings due to his familiarity with the words of The Star Spangled Banner. The remark highlights the role of national anthem knowledge in public visibility and civic presence.
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OWA Health Board
State
Iowa State College
Ames
Animal Husbandry Department
State Dental Board
Clarke
C. L. Topliff
Decorah
State Board of Dental Examiners
BE. C. Wokt
Avota
Iowa Banke
Hospers State Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Wyoming
Hoopers Bank
State Board of Control
Franz Meyer
Oelwein
Eliza Suppertz
George Cosson
Merer
Cosson
Frank Hunpertz
Huppertz
F. Lowry
Ottumwa
Hawkeye Veterinary Medical Association
Lowry
Iowa Telephone Company
State Board
State Highway Commission
H. C. Beard
Ringgold
Decatur
Johnson
Montgomery
Uhl
Polk County
Friends of the Law
Stoner-McCray System
Stoner-McCray
T. J. Stoner
L. C. Stoner
F. T. Brand
Fred van Peet
G. L. Lente
A. R. Corey
State Fair Board
Tha Qe Moinas Retail Auto Dealers’ Association
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Solomon
Humboldt
Bask
Labins
Reverna
Coleman Ddg
Chiladelphia
Ftsnelis
Tertius
Knit
Ashland
Henasre
Lee Monge
Howe
Dugg
Betoun
Chelsea
Minnesota
Ste Paul
Owo
Th. M.choll
Minnisgee
Qrain Ranch
Packtey
Milwaukee
Rich Soll
Mone
Butte
Mout
United States Army
Iterulation
S. Govt
Haynes Shoe Company
Lewiston
Hefdat Nath Ble
Auburn
Chickasaw Co
Tudax Farm
J. Woody
New Hampton
IGWA
Parker's
Drupirinta. Ee
Soic World
S. C
PION
Ind
Hola
Eplendia
Spiers CO
N. LaSalle St
Chicago
Carter
Audeatera
Brooklyn
Harold Sex
Des
Wopation
Theeorgian Bay
Switzerland
Amalee
Lelana Kitvaxen
Ickin
Ay Por
the Great
Michigan
Ria
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Sucin
Hows
Terubure
Mates
F. H. Hewitt
West 6Th St
Ottawa
Canady
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