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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1955
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shields attended funeral rites Wednesday in Council Bluffs for C. Gregory Ouren president of Ouren Seed Co. Shields has been employed with the company for several years.
Cass Township Homemakers met with Mrs. Merle Denne leading the session. 4-H members from Cass Township attended as guests while Mrs. Robinson of Atlantic shared hand paintings and Mrs. Denne read a poem. Nominating committee named. Mrs. Manley Robertson noted second high county books read. Refreshments led by Deane, Herbert Ferrell, Loren Ferrell, and Manley Robertson. Lue Armstrong demonstrated Home Hair Grooming with help from club members and some girls. Birth rate in Japan fell from 34.3 to 21.5 per 1,000 since 1947.
Seybert's Dairy began as a sideline on the C. F. Seybert 120 acre farm northwest of Atlantic on primary 83. It now operates full time with seven employees serving 14 towns including Atlantic with milk delivered by three to four trucks. The plant at 309 Elm Street, erected in 1946, processes milk from several area farms with seven processing steps from standardization to bottling. Two long-time workers, Jack Lang 18 years and Bob Voggesser 16 years, remain with the dairy along with others averaging five years.
Four young farmers were honored as America's outstanding young farmers of 1955 in Minneapolis after a national contest run by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce and the American Petroleum Institute. Clint Harbers of West Point Texas spoke about using county and Extension Service advice to adopt new farming methods.
Harbers is accompanied by Homer B. Beedle 31 Cle Elum Washington Alvin H Hansen 34 Stanton Michigan and Jack G Thomson 32 Button Willow Texas as the group keeps pace with the others.
The next brucellosis test for Cass county dairy herds will be given June 27. Four federal veterinarians will administer the ring test. In November 900 herds were tested in Cass county.
The Holy Trinity vacation Bible school began Tuesday in Exira in partnership with St. Patrick’s Parish at Audubon. Franciscan Sisters of Dedham oversee the sessions.
American homemakers spent about 63 billion dollars for food in 1964 with dairy products accounting for roughly 15 percent of the budget. Iowa dairying leader Hagen cited dairy as the most economical source of vitamins and minerals while noting the dairy industry supports farming across many counties and continues research to improve milk and dairy products for consumers.
Dr and Mrs John West and family spent the weekend with Mr Wests parents before he leaves for La where Dr West a professor at A&M state college at Billswater will work during the game at Argonne National Laboratory Guests of Mrs Landle r include daughter Mrs H P Limbaugh and Lois of Corning. Also visiting are Mrs Don Casey and family of Ames and Carson relatives. Kate Denton Spencer of Regina Sask is visiting in the homes of Mrs Lon Osler and Mrs Margaret Mitchell.
Article outlines the importance of fresh clean cream and strict cooling to produce top grade butter, with emphasis on achieving below fifty to sixty degree temperatures. It also covers mechanised cooling tanks, water or refrigerator methods, and notes windfalls for worm control in poultry through sanitation and appropriate medication.
A fragment discusses worms in chickens as a constant issue to prevent infection and stress. It notes laying birds may suddenly fall to worms, with aging birds more susceptible and mentions growing-period exposure factors.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ingram of Maryville with Mrs. Alta Ingram of Menlo and others were guests of the Max Wiselers on Monday. Additional attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGaffin as they attended a function together.
General services for Paul Russell of Springfield J were noted in Atlantic Sunday. Guests over the weekend included Mr and Mrs Herbert Boothroye of Mason City and Raymond Smith of Fort Dodge visiting the McGuffins and Marshalls. Mrs Robert Blackman and her children visited her mother Amy Manson in Clarinda Sunday and Monday.
Des Moines hosts Marcia Fredrick who has left for I B M training after graduating this year from the local high school. She will join the Employers Mutual Casualty Insurance Co. as part of the company program.
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