Egg regulations lift farmer returns in Canada
A letter from W C Tarmohlen of Town State College outlines Canadian egg regulations that set standards and grades and have boosted domestic consumption while reducing surpluses for export. The system rewards higher quality eggs, stabilizes prices, and erases past problems through interprovincial certification and retailer inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
W. C. Tarmohlen
Agricultural Extension Service
Town State College
Ss. O. Barry
Poultry Division
Canadian Department of Ariculture
de White
Tomorrow's Citizen Learn Fire Prevention
An East city Fire Chief credits school children’s fire prevention instruction with reducing fire losses nationwide. National boards promote campaigns and distribute literature, urging student involvement at home and in posters. Early education fosters lifelong safety and property conservation awareness for future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Tongue Stuck on Post Delivers Odd Mishap
Lawrence and Wendell Anhalt tried a Brid ge cartoon prank and stuck their tongues to a road grader’s post in their Wa verly yard. After twisting free, Lawrence pulled loose a penny sized chunk of tongue while both boys suffered through Sunday dinner.
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Lawrence
Wendell Anhalt
Henry Anhalt
Waverly
Briges
Adam Anhalt
Renwick
Agricultural Grading Standards Aid Farm Marketing
Agricultural grading standards established by the Department of Agriculture help in marketing farm products. The comprehensive system covers nearly all farm goods, boosting local and international trade and guiding farmers on storage and immediate sale decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Legislators miss the mark on gun control say Tribune
The Waltham Massachusetts Evening News Tribune laments that prohibiting state shipment of firearms will not curb crime. It argues anti pistol laws hinder honest citizens from defense while criminals still stock arsenals, and that broader crime-fighting by quicker arrest and punishment is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham, Mass
ens-Tribune
Istice
Radio lightens household duties in Greenfield tale
E Y Sider of Greenfield Adair county says a local radio program let a woman hear the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederick Stock Wagner arias and Goldmark overture while washing dishes. She had traveled to the city to hear the orchestra and bought tickets. She also heard Nina Morgana and baritone Patten of the Metropolitan Opera Company and a Pasternack directed superb orchestra on the air, concluding the radio has lightened household tasks materially.
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E.Y. Sider
Greenfield
Adair County
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Nina Morgana
Metropolitan Opera Company
Josef Pasternack
Patten
Sidey
South Dakota honors an Iowa man
The Corning, Adams County hometown of William F. Cochrane, a former Corning boy now residing in Watertown, South Dakota, has reason to cheer as he was chosen state president of the South Dakota Society of Engineers and Architects at the state meeting in Huron. Cochrane has served as Watertown city engineer for years and his honor is well earned.
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Corning
Adams Country
Porto Rico
Towner
William F. Cochrane
Watertown
South Dakota
South Dakota Society of Engineers and Architects
Huron
Cochrane
Tramps Prepare For Winter Shelter Plan In Sioux Rapids
In Sioux Rapids Buena Vista county the city council proposes a practical plan for winter tramps to stay warm. A large wood pile and buck-saw will be provided while travelers are urged to cut wood and keep quarters clear or leave. The city furnishes only stove and wood.
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Iowa
Sioux Rapids
Buena Vista County
Hobo
Strong Plea for County Nurses To Be Made
A coalition of groups led by the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers and including the Red Cross and state health organizations urges passage of a nine bill to require boards of supervisors in all 99 Iowa counties to employ a full-time county health nurse. The effort targets expanding county wide nursing service beyond the current 14 counties with full-time nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
Red Cross
Iowa Federation of Women’s Claiis
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
Legislative Committee
Conference of Social Work
Iowa State Teachers Association
Iowa State Medicial Society
Boards of Supervisors
State Teachers College Summer Extension Service
Extension summer school program by the State Teachers College Cedar Falls to be offered at Sheldon Corning and Muscatine from June 6 to August 23, a twelve week period. Budget decisions by the rector reduced the number of extension schools from six to three.
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State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sheldon
Corning
Muscatine
Squatter's Claim May Cost Rail Company Ground
A regional report recalls how squatters claimed land by occupancy. Rumors say a railroad area near Rock Island could lose valuable ground to a squatter who has demanded a switch move and ordered company agents to remove non residents from company land.
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Rock Island
Ingenious Cuss Describes Belated Farmer Binder Plan
A Northwest town farmer rigged a wire and spark plug to his engine driven binder to move a slow horse when two others balked, yielding an instant and odd result. Local notes report medical visits for appendectomies, ball bladder removal, and a hospital discharge.
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Register
Local News Briefs From Forest City Area
Miss Muldred Fisher leaves for Rochester Minnesota to take a nurse post at Kubler hospital. Dr and Mrs W Trail announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Jean eight and a half pounds. Chris Nonnweiler suffered paralysis Sunday morning with only slight improvement. Nine Lake Mills Lions attended Forest City Rotary meeting. Three insanity commission cases committed to Cherokee hospital. Mrs Anna Petersen near Leland endangers health wandering at night. vigil over daughter Telena 39 years old. Both mother and daughter sent to hospital. Katie Walkner near Forest City was committed to Cherokee hospital.
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Muldred Fisher
Rochester
Minn
Kubler Hospital
W. Trail
Dorothy Jean
Chris Nonnweiler
Lake Mills Lions
Forest City
J. A. Nelson
B. A. Anderson
Tom Methus
J. M. Tapager
L. A. Walker
A. N. Saxernd
J. A. Calhoun
H. M. Wescott
Thas
Katie Walkner
Cherokee
Titonka Items from the Topic
Miss Gladys Boggess starts as stenographer and book keeper at Exchange State Bank in Wesley. Mrs Alberti Meyer ill with influenza after returning from Mason City. A baby girl born February 8 to My and Mrs Henry B Isebrand of Wollen. Grana pas Dirksen and Isebrand overjoyed. Jerry Breen, Woden butter maker, and wife visited his parents J D Breen. Newville of Algona seeks Titonka’s bad check artist from December. Topic hopes for reform and future citizenry.
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Gladys Boggess
Exchange State Bank
Wesley
Alberti Meyer
Mason City
Henry B. Isebrand
Wollen
Granapas
Dirksen
Isebrang
Jerry Breen
Woden
J. D. Breen
Marshall Floyd Newville
Algona
Titon'ka
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Apt Fisher
Joe Hewett
Mason City Friends
Magnus Isaacson
Fred Jurgenson
Ideal Hospital
Berg Jensen
Britt
Drs. Irish & Irish Hospital
Alan Loth
Fort Dodge
District’ Court
Wack’ Johnson
Drs. Trigh & Irish Hospital
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Titonka
Buffalo Center
Algona Hi
Sterling
Farmers Trust & Savings But
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