Dairy Foods Dominate Family Nutrition In 1954
American homemakers spent about 63 million dollars on food with dairy products accounting for more than nine million dollars or roughly 15 percent of the budget. Iowa dairy leader Al Hagen notes dairy purchases meet about 30 percent of family nutrition, highlighting dairy as a major economic and nutritional engine supported by millions of farmers and workers nationwide.
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al Hagen
Iowa
June Dairy Month spotlight links cows and brides
In 1871 Mrs. O Leary’s cow sparked Chicago fire lore while June became Dairy Month. The piece notes milk’s seasonal abundance, 1938 dairy campaign, and brides cooking new meals as dairy products gain favor, celebrating Bessie the cow and her role in producing wholesome milk and nutrients.
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Bessie
Mrs. O'Leary
Iowa Counties Dominate Nation in Cash Farm Income
Iowa leads the nation with 45 counties in the top 200 for gross cash farm income, 1954 estimates from Sales Management's Survey of Buying Power show Iowa accounting for 1.36 billion dollars and 22.5 percent of top county income. Illinois and California were outranked in number of counties listed.
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Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Sales Management Magazine
Towa
Pottawattamie
Sioux
Plymouth
Clinton
Kossuth
Woodbury
Cherokee
Cedar
Benton
Tama
Jones
O'Brien
Crawford
Linn
Franklin
Buena Vista
Johnson
Jasper
Suc
Shelby
Hamilton
Lyon
Marshall
Washington
Clay
Hardin
Story
Black Hawk
Page
Fayette
Pocahontas
Grundy
Webster
Dallas
Wright
Ida
Hancock
Carroll
Scott
Boone
Yowa
Clayton
Dubuque
Delaware
Palo Alto
United States
Illinois
California
Imois
Two Sundae Treats for Fun Yet Easy Serving
A playful guide to serving ice cream as a casual fun meal or party fare. Grownups and kids alike will enjoy letting guests dig in with top ping and nuts. Includes a hot fudge sauce recipe made from butter chocolate sugar cocoa evaporated milk vanilla and salt.
Local Young Men Return From Iowa State
Lowell Bond, former Iowa State College student at Ames, arrived Saturday to spend the summer and began carpentry work with Chas. Peterson and Kenny Bohl on Monday. Gerald Steen, also a student at Iowa State, arrived Thursday for the summer and will resume studies next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hampton of Mason City were Sunday overnight guests of their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. John U. Winter.
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Lowell Bond
Iowa State College
Ames
Chas. Peterson
Kenny Bohl
Lowell
Iowa State
Gerald Steen
Fred Hampton
Mason City
John U. Winter
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Anderson's Cafe
Buffalo Center Cooperative
Creamery Company
Dairyman
the Dairy
Disneyland
Ty Association