Booklet Reframes High Blood Pressure Myths
The Town Heart Association promotes a new booklet "High Blood Pressure" explaining current knowledge about hypertension. It notes substantial death-rate declines since 1950, urges regular medical follow ups, and highlights treatment can range from diet changes to drugs or surgery, with free copies available from the Iowa Heart Association in Des Moines.
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Town Heart Association
Iowa Heart Association
Woodland Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa State to name W R Parks next president
Dr. W Robert Parks, 49, will become Iowa State University president July 1 succeeding James H W Hilton. Parks plans no sweeping changes and emphasizes a braid based university within science and technology with continued focus on agriculture and growing importance of social sciences.
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Missouri River
The
Highway Commission
Freezing Turkey Leftovers For Later Delicious Meals
This article explains how to freeze turkey after holiday meals. Mrs Mary Jane Holland advises refrigerating promptly, stripping meat from bones, keeping dressing separate, and packing in air tight containers with broth. Plan two to three months storage and label and date. Also mentions Sacramento visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Haager arriving for Christmas with relatives in Buffalo Center and Thompson.
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County Extension Home
Jane
Harry Haager
Sacramento
California
Herman Haager
Buffalo Center
Ralph Schnebly
Thompson
Dairy outlook 1863 milk output stable says Futrell
Gene Futrell, economist at Iowa State University, projects milk production remaining about the same from 1863 to 1884 while marketing volumes are likely to rise slightly. He notes feed and dairy demand influence prices but overall output should stay near current levels.
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Gene Futrell
Towa State University
Futrell
Milk production trends in 1965 and dairy market outlook
Futrell forecasts show 1965 milk production near 1964's 125.7 billion pounds as fewer farms with cows lift marketings. Excess supply about eight billion pounds likely purchased by the government as butter cheese and non fat dry milk. Cash receipts from milk and cream ➔ record near $5 billion in 1964. 1965 may rise modestly. Per capita dairy use at 624 pounds in 1964, down two pounds from 1963, with slight further decline possible amid population growth. Fewer cows and farms continue while production per cow rises.
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Futrell
Putrell
Cows and Farms See Sharp Decline in Dairy Counts
On January 1 dairy cow numbers are expected to show a three percent drop from the January 1 1964 tally. The data indicate a sharp fall in the number of farms with milking cows, with the count down by about fifty percent in a short period.
Economic Outlook Hints at Mild Price Rise
A brief forecast notes a gradual rise in prices for the coming year with modest gains in production and demand. It cites a 1 percent uptick from 1983 levels and suggests continued growth into 1985, with several factors contributing to a cautious but positive market outlook.
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