All Dairies Meet City Milk and Cream Standards
Dr. A R Menary reports Cedar Rapids dairies complied with city ordinance July tests. Milk must be 3 percent butterfat or higher and cream 16 percent or higher. milk bacteria plates under 50 000 per cc qualify as low and under 25 000 as very low.
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Cedar Rapids
Dairies
A. R. Menary
Edgewood Dairy
Forest Lane
Forest Grove
Geoderagh
Highland
Imperial Dairy Nat
Leacox
McNulty
McCoy
McRaith
Melrose Dairy
Melrose
Payne
Penningroth
Pepningrath
Whitink
Tairy
Williams
Searles
Rue Valles
Notable 1927 Updates From Port City Readers
August reports a fall injuring Mrs. Chris Blochlinger and a broken porch board. Attorney B D Silliman wins a European voyage and plans departure to Quebec before sailing to England and touring France Germany and Belgium. The Ed wards family departs for Washington DC for a month. Forrest McCank, WWI aviator, rumored earliest airplane stowaway at Fort Riley. A large army plane voyage from Fort Riley to Wichita uncovers the incident only later. Various military and court notes include promotions and assignments in France and a captaincy, with several personnel changes noted.
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Chris Blochlinger
B D . Silliman
Europe
Quebec
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Charles Edwards
Washington
Forrest McCank
Fort Riley
Wichita
Beloved Diva and Puzzle Clues Brighten Local Page
A mixed page of crossword clues and notes includes a long list of horizontal and vertical answers with several names and places. The article reports on promotions at a local unit, historical society enrollments, weather figures, a pavilion delay due to federal funds, a fatal industrial accident, a college-fraternity outing, and residents traveling or returning from travel. Named individuals include Haris S and Johnson, with Cedar Rapids locals Newton Parvin and Barthintus L. Weir.
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Jynior
Haris S&s Johnson
William Mkilkan
Ro J Enison
Newton R. Parvin
Barthintus L. Weir
State Historical Society
American Pavilion In Paris Now Ready for 1937 Exposition
Paris reports the American Pavilion at the 1937 exposition is now ready. Ambassador William Bullitt presides at the inauguration as part of the United States display, highlighting the Independence Day celebration and American cultural presence in Paris.
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Paris
William Bullitt
Ana v da Pprt
Dus Ieecet Atin
While She Keeps Him Guessing He Stays Interested
Advice columns discuss dating games and keeping a partner guessing. Frances intrigues Leo by not showing full interest while reader questions how to handle a volatile relationship.
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Per
Frances
Leo
Deciding a Favorite Contemporaries Among Peers
Readers are urged to evaluate many peers before selecting a preferred partner. The note encourages enjoying good times together and letting both parties choose after surveying the field, aiming to avoid choosing someone less fitting.
Average U S Farmer Walks 19950 Steps Daily
In Watertown Massachusetts scientists from B F Goodrich tested a new lightweight farm boot showing the average American farmer walks about 19950 steps a day. The study asserts the boot reduces weight lifted by farmers by 1344 tons daily while noting Kentucky's poultry industry valued at 20 million dollars.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
Kentucky
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C OH Coggelp
Ernestine
Spain
Desert Imus
Constellation
Charles Lodestein
Iowa Windmill and Pump Company
Peter Edgar
Palisades
Sigma Nu
H . Parsons
Des Moines
Steele Hamten
Fay McIntyre
Ottumwa
Myra Lyons
Elizabeth Munger
David Turner Jennings Crawford
Hartian F Spangier
David Turner
FC Beers
James Baird
C Hoff
Hoff
New York
Baltimore
Hot Walker
Mio Aind Mire
Ro Walker
Denver
Colosseum
Mary Manners
Nate
Miss Manners
Hare
Conzowth
Bev
Four
Druccista
Aaffer
Nurito
Wantonts
Woerderhoff
CWA Electric Light and Power Company
U. S
Watertown
Mass
Wards
America
By Sey
Carpet Institute
Bea
Wards de Luxe Model
Briggs & Stratton
Montgomery Ward
Second Street
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