Christmas Seals TB Fight Urges Chest X Rays and Seals
The National Tuberculosis Association calls for a nationwide push during the 42nd Christmas Seal sale from November 22 to December 25. It urges every adult and family member to get a chest X-ray periodically, explaining TB’s decline since 1900 and stressing action by 15 year olds and up. The campaign highlights about 500,000 active TB cases, half known to authorities, and says increased seal sales aid 3,000 associations in eradicating the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Defense and Foreign Spending Means Prosperity In 1949
Winnebago County residents can expect business to hold up in 1949 as Iowa State College economists forecast, driven by defense and foreign aid. They foresee high employment, rising profits, and continued plant investments, with outcomes hinging on future foreign aid and military spending levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
C. Judd
Iowa State College
Economists foresee inflation trimmed by tax hikes and credit base
Economists say inflation would persist unless taxes rise and the broad credit base readily funds it. Domestically used farm products like meats milk and eggs would respond most while export crops grains fats and fruits would be affected least. With good crops next fall they may rise very little in price according to experts.
Lincoln Farm Bureau Meeting at Balvances Home
Lincoln township Farm Bureau gathered Tuesday evening November 23 at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Balvance home. Harriet Faber played two saxophones solo with Ruth Toft accompanying. August Ner dig, program chairman, led a discussion on the topic Late Living. Jack Livercn reported on the Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines and noted conditions elsewhere before declaring it nice to live in Winnebago County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Township
Taylor Bull on Proved Sire List
Typlus Frank Ormsby DeKol, a Holstein bull used in the William J. Taylor herd in Forest City, has been added to the official U S Department of Agriculture proven sire list based on Dairy Herd Improvement records. The update reflects reinforced verification of breeding value within national dairy records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typlus Frank Ormsby DeKol
William J. Taylor
Forest City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dairy cattle record notes milk and butterfat totals
The record shows the bull's ten daughters averaged 965 pounds of milk and 16 pounds of butter fat beyond their dams, with an average butterfat production of 394 pounds during a lactation not exceeding 305 days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minneapolis
Raymond Wessels
Marvin Wessles
Pete and Miff
Buffalo Center
Titanka
Lakota
A. C
Minnesota
Hayes Corn
Rhode Island
Dick Sloper
Lincoln Farm Bureau
R. Balvances
Taylor Bull ON
Sexo
Harry
Harringa Feed Store
Andrew Harringa
Johnny Deontje
4Y Joe
Dutch Miller
Santa Claus
Cappy Swanson
Cappy
United States Brewers Foundation
CASH
Henry H. Folkerts
R. T. DeVries & Son
AIBA
Florida
Harringa
Johnny Dontje
Iowa
Chevrolet
International
John Deere
Honken Farm Equipment