Alleged No License To Practice Is Charged
Tama county grand jury returns 14 indictments against Lafe Goldman of Clinton for practicing veterinary medicine without a license. Indictments cite vaccinations of hogs at various farms from Sept. 1942 to Jan. 1943, with payments ranging from 65 cents to $1 per head and diagnoses of lung trouble and flu. Goldman arrested near Traer after state veterinarian information filed by Glen H. Sharp.
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Iporero
Tama County
Lafe Goldman
Clinton
Goldman
Traer
Glen H. Sharp
Frank Stone
Richland Township
Stone
Charles Thompson
Quack Veterinarian Indicted in Tama County 14 Counts
Tama County records reveal a veterinarian indicted on 14 counts for alleged hog vaccination schemes. Witnesses testified Goldman vaccinated dozens to hundreds of hogs for various farmers including Dvorak, Flowers, Wood, Holst, and Young, with payments ranging tens to thousands of dollars in 1942 and 1943. Bond set at $500 per count.
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Quack Veterinarian
Tama County
Dvorak
Laurel G Meves
Tama
Goldman
Charley Thompson
Meves
Thompson
Dysart
Grand Jury
Wallie Curphy
Foreman
Maude Filloon
Mae Untiect
Carver Haynes
Leo Prusha
Harold Ernissee
Earl Pagel
Farm Lands Near Minier Sell At 300 Per Acre
A quarter section near Minier Illinois sold for 300 dollars an acre a few days ago. The farm is described as well improved reflecting the richness of Illinois best agricultural region. Brings back painful memories.
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Minier
Ill
Illinois
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Summary
The grid lists horizontal clues with numbers and partial word hints for a crossword. Entries cover water body 10 letters, abbreviations for degree and medical terms, musical notes, translations of obtained, coin names, tavern, bamboo grass, and several other vocabulary items. Also includes references to scientific and geographic terms, with a note about the smallest Pontine region.
Veterinarians to Meet in Cedar Rapids Dinner Program
East Central Iowa Veterinary Medical society members gather at Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids for a dinner meeting. James C Carey and F R Ahlers discuss acetonemia in cattle. Joe W. Giffee covers piglet losses. R M Hofford presents. T J Gilloon and G C Bevan speak on bovine obstetrics.
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East Central Iowa Veterinary Medical Society
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
James C Carey
West Liberty
F R Ahlers
Lamotte
Joe W. Giffee
Federal
R. M. Hofford
T. J Gilloon
Dyersville
G. C Bevan
Maquoketa
Hampshire broad sows and livestock auctions listed
Wednesday April 7 Geo H Kennedy Hampshire broad sows at West Liberty. Thursday April 8 Walker Livestock Exchange auction. Tuesday April 13 Iowa Livestock Exchange horse sale in Cedar Rapids.
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Geo. H. Kennedy
Hampshire
Broad
West Liberty
Walker Livestock Exchange
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Rubber tires to replace steel on 20000 tractors
Three government agencies agree on converting about 20 000 steel wheeled tractors to rubber tires. Farmers with steel wheels since May 1 1942 will have conversions certified by county war boards under the Agriculture Department Office of Price Administration and rubber director. Savings estimated at 15 25 percent in fuel and up to 35 percent in repair costs. No new tire manufacture needed due to existing supply.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Office of Price Administration
Office of Rubber Director
Agriculture County War Boards
Community Scrap Drive Committeemen Meet
Twelve Linn County community chairmen and committee members were to convene with the county salvage committee at Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce to finalize plans for the rural scrap metal drive in the latter half of May.
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Linn
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Plans to Use Prisoners of War as Farm Laborers
Washington reports plans to employ German and Italian prisoners of war on American farms to aid food production for troops. Secretary Claude Wickard said he is negotiating with the War Department, while Wayne Darrow notes many prisoners are already in the U S and more are expected. He cautioned guarding will complicate the effort.
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Washington
INL
Agriculture Department
Claude R. Wickard
Senate Appropriations
War Department
Wayne H. Darrow
United States
Wickard
Light Weight Old Team Sells at Farm Sale
An aged work team of two horses weighing 1100 pounds each, one blind, sold for 160 cash at Cecil Bee’s farm sale on the southeast edge of Manchester. A Hereford cow brought 130, sows 51 each. Old machinery sold quickly with a walking plow 31.50, mower 22.50, corn shelter 10, brooder house 15 and 18, stove 17.50.
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Manchester
Cecil Beebe
Farm Bureau Urges Override of Bankhead Bill Veto
Iowa Farm Bureau president Francis Johnson wired Senators Guy M. Gillette and George A. Wilson urging them to override the President’s veto of the Bankhead bill after multiple member letters and wires from Iowa.
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Farm Bureau
Des Moines
INS
Iowa Farm Bureau
Francis Johnson
Guy M. Gillette
George A. Wilson
Delaware farmers may apply for crop loans April 14
Arthur J. Petit of the Farm Credit Administration will interview Delaware county farmers at the Farm Bureau office in Manchester from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on April 14 to assess loans for crop production or livestock feeding. Loans target those without local bank or Production Credit access and requiring a first lien on the crop or livestock as security.
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Delaware
Ine
Manchester
Arthur J. Petit
Farm Credit Administration
Delaware County
Farm Bureau
Mr. Petit
More Money In Banks More Money In Banks
Rural Iowa banks show a 31 percent deposit rise in the last half of 1942, increasing from 33 million to 46 million in reserves as they extend short term credit to farmers. Analyst Ralph W. Anderson says banks are well positioned to fund expanded farm production to aid the war effort.
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the Gazette
Ames
Iowa
Ralph W. Anderson
Iowa Farm Economist
Iowa State College
Anderson
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Leonard Siemens
Siemens
Joe Svoboda
Svoboda
Joe C. Dvorak
Oneida Township
Ernest Flowers
Flowers
Katherine Flowers
Wood
Lester Tomlinson
Buckingham Township
Melvin Holst
Holst
Frank J. Dvorak
Oneida
Boldt
Crystal Township
Harold Young
Tracer
J W. Young
Young
C C Sawyer
Ray Anderson
West Union
Sylvan Hoag
Houg
Houg Farm
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Bargeman
Jove
Martha
Jake
Beverly Cattle Company
Williams
E. Cohn & Sons
Ninth Ave
Third St. SW
Earl May's
Alaska
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Concord Grapes
Husky
Thrifty
Lombardy
Montmorency
Victoria
Earl May's Store
First Street
Post Office
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