Agricultural law amendments reshape Iowa farming policy
Iowa Dr state legislature advances changes to farm law including tuberculosis eradication expansion, 60 to 90 day retests for cattle imports, and funding reforms for eradication programs. Overrun limits on butter production, improved labeling of tonics and mineral feeds, direct aid to Farmers Institute, and various bills on veterinary licensing and abortion testing are under committee review with a session deadline approaching.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Faremrs Institute
Farmers Institute
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Housacsda
Committee On Public Health
Storm Lake plant ships frozen scrambled eggs in bulk
Storm Lake concern Vilas & Co. operates a plant that ships four to five thousand dozen eggs daily, broken and frozen with shells removed. Workers, mostly women, crack eggs by hand and separate whites and yolks, producing a smooth mixture stored at 18 degrees below zero. The facility churns mass into uniform blend before canning for New York bakers, with most eggs sourced from Storm Lake area suppliers.
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Av Vilas
New York
Bakers
Vilas «& Co
Storm Lake
Iowa Hen Drives Big Kansas Returns to Farmers
Iowa's poultry industry boosted farmer income with a 1928 impact of about 72 million dollars. Production reached 32 million birds valued at 32 million and 50 million dozen eggs valued at 40 million. National Eye Week next May highlights egg value and rural distribution across 900 Iowa towns.
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Iowa
R. G. Clark
Iowa Department Ofgriculture
Clark
Towa
HIE
Little
Ublic
Vaccinating Pigs: Best Age for Cholera Immunity
Dr. K. W. Stouder of Iowa State College Extension Service advises vaccinating pigs while small and easily handled, but notes life immunity is best achieved if pigs are 6 to 8 weeks old. Tests show very young pigs often gain later immunity, yet some fail. Opinions vary on the ideal vaccination age.
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K. W. Stouder
Towa State College Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Stouder
April warms Iowa for first time in twenty years
The Weather and Crop Bureau of the Iowa Department of Agriculture reports April starting warm as never in two decades with ten day highs 25 to 30 degrees above normal. Mid April readings approach mid July, sparking early fruit blossoms and rapid alfalfa and pasture growth for sheep and cattle, signaling forage availability a month ahead of recent years.
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Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Two Horns Discuss Gutting Five Mopeds Say I Told You So
The fragmentary note from the Syracuse Herald hints at a debate over a plan to gut five moped engines. The quotation implies contrasting reactions with one side mocking and another predicting the outcome.
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Syracuse Herald
Properly Rebuked Avgry Mother on Pavement Clash
A mother confronts a man who clipped her baby’s bicycle on the pavement shouting a sharp rebuke about the resulting damage to the child’s banana in a tense street encounter.
Bolenge letters note travel plans and steamer fire loss
A Congo era letter from Bolenge describes air mail from Coquilhatville and boat schedules to Matadi with relatives and new guests. It reports Mondombe's Illinois steamer fire, loss of a microscope, and postponement of conference travel, plus family updates and a missing baby buggy.
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Dad
Dude
Air Mail
Coquilhatville
Matadi
Martha Bateman
Europe
Coq
Rowe
Russell
Hazel
Monieka
Mrs. Russell
Pearsons
Montgomery Yard and Co
Luell Learning to Walk
Luell is learning to walk as loved ones offer encouragement. Best wishes go to Luell from David and supportive family.
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Luell
Yale University Name Origin Traced to Elihu Yale Patronage
The university's name honors Elihu Yale, an early benefactor, with the name derived from his first name. The attribution notes the Latinized form EN used in historical references and confirms the connection to Yale's patronage.
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Yale University
Elihu Yale
Liberty
Abnormal Children in Class Question Sparked by Inspector
In a terse exchange, the inspector asks about abnormal children in a class. The harassed school nurse or custodian replies with a clipped “Yes” and notes two of the pupils have good manners, per Cupper's Weekly.
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Elass
Cupper
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