Approval of New Slaughter Rules Likely
Washington AP report on Senate action, House amendments, and conference talks over extending price controls and new slaughtering rules. Key items include appeals to federal courts, a cost-plus pricing plan for farm products, and granting the secretary of agriculture broad authority over food orders. The Patman meat amendment would permit unlimited slaughter in certified plants and allow army purchases without federal inspection if sanitary. Maynard-Corn notes progress on crops and soybeans as warm weather aids haying.
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House
New Mexico
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Court of Appeals
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NORITO Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Thousands suffer in rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis praise NORITO for quick relief. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if the first three doses fail to ease pain. See your druggist to feel relief and sleep better.
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Norito
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Aphids Thrive As Cool Weather Slows Predators
Cool wet weather favors aphids and slows their natural enemies. Elm aphids now common on elm trees, with heavy infestations on cucumbers peppers and potatoes. Harold Gunderson Ames extension entomologist notes control options include nicotine soap spray or rotenone dust, effective for a few days. Elm trees harbor aphids, but tomatoes not at immediate risk as elm aphids decline on garden plants.
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Harold Gunderson
Ames Extension
Gunderson
Victory
Bliss Urges Cattle Use For Immature Crops In Iowa
R K Bliss director of the agricultural extension service at Iowa State College said Iowa farms can use soft corn and immature beans as forage. He urged planting all land to forage crops, noting cows offer profit with current milk and beef prices. He highlighted cows converting grass to milk and cited May output of 24 million pounds daily, stressing continued focus on food production for war and peace efforts despite weather.
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Gazette
Ames
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Bliss
Towa
Saddle horses bring strong prices at Columbus Junction sale
A cream colored gelding led the saddle horse sale at Columbus Junction Thursday selling for 355. A bay 4 year old gelding reached 275 with several head above 200. Draft horses topped by a 6 year old sorrel gelding at 125 and other drafts selling 60 to 90 as farmers bought most of the draft stock.
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Columbus Junction
U S Gains By Bretton Plan Says Economist
Economist Arthur C Bunce argues in the Iowa Farm Economist that Bretton Woods stabilizes exchange rates and boosts international investments. He says postwar loans and capital goods exports will raise living standards, create jobs, and expand trade, while the United States would lend but also gain from a secure system.
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
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Fresh Lard in Diet Found Effective in Eczema Treatment
Dr. Arild E Hansen reports at the National Livestock and Meat Board meeting that adding fresh lard to diets helped a majority of eczema patients unresponsive to other treatments. From 70 cases, 26 fully recovered or nearly so, 18 showed definite improvement, while 11 saw slight or no benefit. Lard was consumed in various ways with crackers, cereals, jelly, peanut butter, or cheese spreads.
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Chicago
Arild E. Hansen
University of Texas School of Medicine
National Livestock and Meat Board
Hansen
University of Minnesota
Texas Institution
Fence Drift in the woven wire by R. B C
Poem by G. A. C., titled Farmers Prayer, asks for sunshine and June warmth. It emphasizes toil, food, and seeking divine aid to feed the hungry and avert famine, reflecting on global food dependence.
Nebraska Seeks 12,968 Workers and 700 Outside Combines
A survey across 44 Nebraska counties finds 12,968 workers and 700 outside combines needed for the coming small grain harvest. About 307,307 acres will be harvested by outside combines, starting around July 4, with roughly 7,000 transient workers plus local labor.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ins
A. H. Maunder
Agriculture Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Maunder
Sidney
South Dakota
Lancaster County
Lincoln Army Air Base
Land boom spreads to far Northwest regions in postwar rush
Agricultural experts warn buyers to beware as land prices soar across the Pacific Northwest and West. Immigrant workers enter farm ownership for security while many purchases target small or marginal tracts with high risks. Loans remain risky and many buyers rely on short term credit.
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Pacific Northwest
West
Department of Agriculture
New Equipment Offers Hydraulic Underbody Hoist for Trucks
New method Equipment Company at 221 Third Street NE offers a Heil hydraulic underbody hoist for trucks. Immediate availability promises speedier operations and labor savings enough to cover the cost in months.
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Third Street NE
Soil Group Organized in Warren Township
First community soil planning group under the new soil conservation district organized last week at the Fred Yount home in Warren township east of here. Members include Waldo and Harold McLennan, Oscar Messerli, Harry Price, L. L. Lambert, Calvin Korns, Pete Martin, Arthur Blome, Merlin Hull, and Mr. Yount.
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New Soil Conservation District
Fred Yount
Warren Township
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Harold McLennan
Oscar Messerli
Harry Price
L. L. Lambert
Calvin Korns
Pete Martin
Arthur Blome
Merlin
Hull
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