U S Sees Payment for Relief Wheat Amid Global Aid
U S wheat shipments to war torn nations are partly paid for by recipient governments including the British Empire France Belgium Norway and Denmark. UNRRA funds cover much of the aid while American citizens support via voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
British Empire
France
Belgium
Norway
Denmark
UNRRA
Poland
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Albania
China
United States
Germany
Japan
War Department
Austria
Europe
England
India
Ceylon
President’s War Relief Control Board
Amish Farmer Seeks Return After Tractor Purchase
Abner K. Zook, 25, shunned by the Amish for buying a tractor, plans to sell the machine and farm in Lancaster County as elders approve. He shaved his beard, vanished for two days, and says he has repented, grown his beard again, and is back in good standing with the plain sect. He cited labor scarcity on his 100 acre farm as the reason for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
INL
Abner K. Zook
Lancaster County
Zook
Shorthorn Breeders Plan To Hire Field Secretary
Des Moines Iowa Shorthorn breeders discuss hiring a permanent field man and secretary at the statewide Iowa Shorthorn Breeders association meeting in Des Moines on March 29. H Ingram president cites promotion of sales contact with breeders travel to western states support for 4 H sales and fairs and youth breeding programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Shorthorn Breeders Association
H. Ingram
Kirkwood Hotel
Ingram
Beekeepers Meet in Manchester Led by Extension Aiarist
Farm Briefs report a Wednesday session in Manchester Delaware county beekeepers with How ard Shipton extension apiarist leading. Anamosa Rural Youth plans a countywide party on April 26 for rural youths. Maynard notes a 1500 poults poultry flock started by Mr and Mrs L A Candee. Traer reports William Podjadsky sold 44 steers totaling about 1300 lb and Wallace Young sold 465 fat lambs, both southeast of town.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Howard Shipton
Extension
Apiarist
Anamosa
Jones County Rural Youth Association
Maynard
L. A. Candee
Traer
William Podjadsky
Waterloo
Wallace Young
Public Sale of Rural School Buildings March 30 1946
A public sale of 13 rural school buildings scheduled for March 30 1946 begins at 9 30 a m two miles east and three miles north of Van Horne Iowa. Buildings range from 18x24 to 24x36 with out buildings and are in very good condition. Sale held rain or shine. For details write Box 97 Van Horne Iowa. Tony Schmitz auctioneer Van Horne Savings Bank clerk.
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van Horne
Iowa
Tony Schmitz
van Horne Savings Bank
Pictured Newly Named Cardinal and Related Clues
A puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues including a newly named cardinal, founders, and common terms. Across items cover words from yearn to sun god, while down clues include stipend, eludes, repair, and various abbreviations and symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Saranac Lake Colony
Titans
Overland Starts Poults on Farm Near Postville
James Overland recently completed a 30 by 92 foot poultry house on his farm south of here. He has started 3 200 turkey poults and plans to start the same number May 1. His parents Mr and Mrs E J Overland of Decorah assist in caring for the turkeys until additional help is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Poults
Postville
James Overland
E. J. Overland
Decorah
Farmhouse Destroyed by Fire in Brandon
Special to Do azett reports the Robert Whittemer farm house burned Saturday afternoon. Brandon fire department responded and saved most of the contents.
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Azett Brandon
Robert Whittmer
Brandon Fire Department
Hatchery Output Up Ten Percent in February
DES MOINES Iowa reports a ten percent rise in hatchery production in February from 4.1 million to 4.5 million chicks. The crop and livestock reporting service notes Iowa's increase surpasses the national gain by five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Iowa
AIDS Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan Promises Quick Weight Loss
In clinical tests by physicians more than 100 people reportedly lost 14 to 15 pounds in weeks without exercise laxatives or drugs. The plan uses AIDS Vitamin Candy before meals and claims easy servings without altering meals. Price listed at 2.25 for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onca
Reynolds
AYDS
Holstein Breeders Picnic Date Set
Iowa Holstein breeders plan the annual state picnic at the Iowa state fairgrounds on June 21. The event includes the south central district Holstein show and is announced by Des Moines secretary W. F. Poorman. New Zealand was discovered by Tasman the Dutchman.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Fairgrounds
W. F. Poorman
New Zealand
Dutchman
Tasman
Rural Electrification Meetings Open Mon
AMES The first two of 11 district rural electrification conferences opened Monday in Mason City and Chariton. The sessions focus on farm and home wiring problems with Vocal REA and utility managers invited. The week’s remaining schedule includes Spencer Fairfield Denison Cedar Rapids Red Oak West Union and Nevada.
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The
Gazette
Ames
Iowa Agricultural Extension Service
Mason City
Chariton
Vocal Rea
Spencer
Fairfield
Denison
Cedar Rapids
Red Oak
West Union
Nevada
Horses top at 137 at Maynard sale
Fifty head of horses sold at a special horse sale led by a top price of 137 paid by Lonny Allen of Aurora for a horse from Dixon Brothers of Fayette. A group of mules and harness averaged 123. Auctioneers were John and Francis Thiele.
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Maynard
Lonny Allen
Aurora
Dixon Brothers
Fayette
John and
Francis Thiele
Farm Labor Shortage Deepens Across South Dakota
Brookings South Dakota farm labor shortages grow as spring planting begins. Extension Farm Labor Supervisor W E Dittmer says eastern districts face double the demand from a year ago. Office records show 915 unfilled requests in cities including Sioux Falls Aberdeen Rapid City Yankton Watertown Mitchell Hadison and Pierre.
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Brookings
S.D
South Dakota
W. E. Dittmer
Dittmer
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Yankton
Watertown
Mitchell
Hadison
Pierre
Coccidiosis Outpaces Other Diseases in Young Chickens
No disease attacks young chicks age four to twenty weeks with greater rapidity or causes higher mortality than coccidiosis, according to the report. The study stresses the parasite’s impact on poultry health and production.
Appointment of Executor for Anna M Kaemmerle Estate
Karl H Kaemmerle named Executor of Anna M Kaemmerle estate in Linn County Iowa by order dated March 23 1946. Creditors urged to pay debts and file claims with District Court in Des Moines County Iowa or Des Moines County Court as applicable. L D Dennis attorney represents the estate.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Anna M. Kaemmerle
Pole
Oier
Destrict Court
Karl H. Kaemmerle
L. D. Dennis
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U.S
Ashington
Combined Food Board
Hae Bs
Hawkeye Downs
Batcare Forest
Mt. Vernon
Gazelta
Kenneth Cook
New Providence
Duroc Barrows
Arsigne
IV Ie Corps
Aly
Hk Als
God
Apostle
Barrow
Poland-China
Paul Messerli
Monticello
Messerli
Osco Drug
Service Optical
Second St
Forest
E. C. Forest
Pard
All Service
Havana
Videne
BRACH
Carton
Legend
O'Cedar Window Cleaner
Aunt Sue
Cory
HH. H. Ayer
Jergen’s
Morning Glory Cologne
U U. S
Hinkle Cascara
Sloan
Barbara
WYETH
Amphojel
Kaomagma
Cenarte Wen
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