Iowa Tuberculosis Testing Expands Across Counties
Daring Girl Aeriatist the first of the year 14 or 15 coun ties will be declared entirely free from tuberculosis and will be able to claim 10 cents per cwt. on hogs shipped to terminal markets. Report from Jasper county indicate farmers there have received $4,000 additional money on their hogs from March 1 to July 1 because they are on the accredited list. Wapello county officials estimate that the premiums received from packers during the first four months after testing have been sufficient to pay the entire cost of testing. Work of testing cattle is going forward at a rapid site in counties where the work has been started. Iowa is doing more tuberculosis testing than any other state in the union, says Dr. J. A. Barger, federal veterinarian in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County
Wapello County
Iowa
J. A. Barger
45 Iowa Counties In Fight On Tuberculosis
A survey shows 45 Iowa counties testing under the county area plan or already testing. In 21 counties 75 percent or more of farmers have signed petitions and are testing. Remaining counties are testing on a 51 percent basis as Mark Thornburg expects further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Thornburg
Social Notes From Corning and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Cora Perigrew of Corning shopped locally and visited friends. Miss Grace McCauley of Kent also called on friends. Mrs. J. A. Meadows and son Raymond left for Lincoln to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kibbler and daughters Betty Ann and Mary Jane returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting the Mulford home. Miss Harriett Watts returned from Indianola summer school and will stay with her parents in Myrtle Street for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Perigrew
Corning
Grace McCauley
Kent
J. A. Meadows
Raymond
Lincoln
Lewis Kibbler
Betty Ann
Mary Jane
Cedar Rapids
C. T Mulford
North Walnut Street
Harriett Watts
Indianola
Simpson Collge
Watts
H. L. Watts
Myrtle Street
THE HEART OF HEAT OIL BURNER PROMISES SAFE RELIABILITY
In early oil burner history many crude devices failed to satisfy households. The Heart of Heat is pitched as completely automatic safe durable and economical, with a track record of 1400 burners in two years and nearly 8000 sold in one month.
The Challenge of Challenge: Malone and the Professor
Malone, a London reporter, seeks a dangerous assignment to win a girl’s affection. He interviews Professor Challenger, who returns from South America with a claim of prehistoric life on a plateau. Challenger’s findings clash with Waldron’s lecture provoking sharp exchanges and comic interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
London
Challenger
South America
Maple White
Waldron
Small Tornado Strikes Shellsburg Iowa
A tornado hit Shellsburg Iowa at 10 30 last night destroying two barns and crippling telephone service. Homes on the Dun King farm and Em ery Martin residence lost their barns while a nearby car escaped damage. Eighteen country phone lines were out of order. Local residents returning from hospital visits and several Kent residents attended to matters here.
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Shellsburg
Iowa
Dun King
A. J. Bunn
Walter Riggs
Bart Toland
Lyle Proud
Henry Smith
Kent
Ventura
Qalif
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Ward-Kimball
the Associates Press
Nes Moines
Pollard Burner Sales Company Sale Distributors of
United States of America
Paxton Building
Omaha, Neb
H. G. Osmond
THE
Arista
Q. Ketlorol
Pollard Burner Factories
First National Pictures, Inc
Aie Watterson R. Rotacker
Globe
Wealden
Solenhofen
Mr. Waldron
Coils
Ucsauenager
Professor Challenger
High Goedemo Olympus
Waildron
Homer Collar
Rosetta Hadaway
North Spruce Street
Iowa City
Hadaway
Helen Kiisinger
Prescott
Creston
Taylor Show Grounds
South Cherry Street
Wes' Pinte
Aye Nees
Mammoth Street
Hanson
Rexall Drug Store
W. Adams
Creston and Vicinity
Evans Oil Burner Corp
Ingersol Ave
Des Moi
Nes, Lowa
Musson Farms
Adair County
Orient
Wis
Nws
E. J. Corkin
Omiha Nit’ Bank
Omaha
Neb
M. H. Cruise
Webster St
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