Iowa Dairies Drive Economy and Community Life
Iowa dairymen support the economy and environment, with 23 000 farmers milking over 450 000 cows twice daily. Dairy income totals around 330 million dollars yearly, plus 1.2 billion pounds of milk and 3.3 billion pounds of manufacturing milk yielding 160 million dollars, dairy beef and breeding stock adding over 100 million. More than 160 dairy plants process fluid milk and dairy products, supporting local industries and roads via fuel taxes. Mayor Elmer Leibrand returns from hospital stay after major surgery and attends BCCB Club meeting.
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Iowa
Don Voelker
Iowa State University Extension Dairyman
Voelker
Tawa
Towa
Elmer Leibrand
Mason City
Bccb Club
Town Council Minutes Report for Muftsio Center Iowa
Public record of the Muftsio Center town council meeting held June 6 in the council chambers at 10 pm. Mayor pro-tem Hogard presided with Fisk Sapp and Vera present. Fellow absent. Minutes approved. lights for the ball park approved. motorcycle restriction resolution discussed. nursing home riding noted. Salary and budget items approved. library trustees reappointed. various bills approved. adjourned.
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Muftsio Center
Hogard
Fisk
Sapp
Vera
Ball Park
Hospital
Highway 9
3Rd Avenue NW
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Masonic Temple
Algono
Hassebroek
Anderson
Twiet
Sepp
Catherine Armstrong
Jeanette Neuman
Anton Kardoes
DeVries Lumber
General Telephone Co
Jackie Peterson
Ken Vander Schaaf
Deb Heiman
Kathi Heyer
Dorothy Pannhuk
Gary Anderson
Charles Twiet
Dennis Hassebroek
Margaret Stonebraker
Ed Holland
Keith Kopp
Carlyle Kopp
Ipers
Olding
Iowa Department of Revenue
Venon Hogard
Wisconsin Madison Hires Tim Moermond as Zoology Associate
Timothy Moermond son of Dr and Mrs J Q Moermond finishes doctoral work in Biology at Harvard University and accepts an associate professorship of Zoology at the University of Wisconsin Madison For three years he will conduct research in the West Indies under a National Science Foundation grant to a Harvard led research group headed by Dr E E Williams
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Timothy Moermond
Harvard University
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
Tim
West Indies
National Science Foundation
E. E. Williams
Dairy calcium question and milk nutrition Q&A
A health Q and A discusses calcium needs for adults, noting 809 milligrams daily as the recommended intake to maintain body calcium reserves. It explains potential calcium loss with low intake, links inadequate calcium to osteoporosis, and covers milk digestion, pasteurization effects, raw milk safety, powdered milk, reconstituted dry milk, and substitutes like imitation or filled milks.
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Food and Nutrition Board
National Research Council
Comments On Myths About Dairy Foods
Misconceptions about the nutritional value of milk are common. William Runyan of Iowa State University explains that milk is not perfect but rich in useful nutrients, notably riboflavin and vitamin D in fortified milk, with high quality protein and calcium essential for growth and adult health. He notes milk remains the most dependable calcium source for adults and children.
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Runyan
Department of Food and Nutrition
Iowa State University
United States
Milk intake guidelines from age nine to adulthood
A discussion on calcium from milk and its link to joint disease, iron deficiency anemia risk in high milk consumers, and the U S Department of Agriculture Daily Food Guide. It details recommended daily milk intakes by age and equivalents such as cheese, cottage cheese, ice cream and yogurt to meet calcium needs.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bellringer Drive Raises 135 for Mental Health
A citizen volunteer drive in Buffalo Center collected 135 dollars in May to support the Iowa Association for Mental Health. Drive chair Mrs. Larry Sapp thanked contributors and listed helpers including Mrs. Jeff Njoes, Mrs. Ruth Hassebroek, Mrs. Sharon Hippen, Mrs. Sharon Beenken, Mrs. Verdon Farrow, Mrs. Betty Klewiler, Mrs. Betty Wirtjes and Mrs. Peggy Smith.
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Buffalo Center
Larry Sapp
Iowa Association For Mental Health
Iowa
Bell Ringers
Jeff Njoes
Ruth Hassebroek
Sharon Hippen
Sharon Beenken
Verdon Farrow
Betty Klewiler
Betty Wirtjes
Peggy Smith
Town Association For Mental Health
Sapp
Pickup Crash Totals 1970 IH Near Buffalo Center
A 1970 IH pickup driven by Dick Jensvold rolled over at a dead end north of Buffalo Center on Main Street near cemetery road. The vehicle was totaled, Jensvold escaped without serious injury, and the accident occurred at 1:10 a.m. on Saturday June 6, as reported by Sheriff Don Vold.
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Dick Jensvold
Buffalo Center
Cemetery Road
Don Vold
Jensvold
Tire Safety booklet offers tire care tips free from council
A one page instructional guide on tire selection care safety and mileage is available free from the Tire Industry Safety Council. Request by sending a self addressed envelope to Tire Safety Box 728 New York NY 10019.
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Tire Industry Safety Council
New York
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Oy Fisk
Buffalo Center Bucks
Tribune
Wren
Vacuremay Pall Sperry
Sperry
Wwe
Kenny Hofer and Orchestra
Freddie Fredericks and Orchestra
Bellringer
Ross R. Ormsby
Ruffale Center
Jake Frey
Portland
Oregon
Orland Koechler
Minneapolis
Minn
Phil Winter
Dawn
Northfield
Folk Art
Leonard Papkes
Wendy
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Mra
Mary Papkes
Lenora Kiewier
Glenn Olson
Rake
The
Ramhue
Tae Briggs & Stratton
Larry's Hardware L
Fabric Village
Tao Oae
Tovay
Reddy
Sean
Waralie
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