Starting Baby Beef on Feed From Farm Bureau Office
The starter feed should be bulky to prevent bloat as calves begin eating. Whole oats work well and are safe to feed freely at first. Gradually replace oats with corn or add corn and cob meal and later switch to shelled corn, barley, or similar grains. Start protein around 0.5 to 1.5 pounds per calf daily and adjust with roughage. Monitor calves, combine hay with straw, and increase gradually to full feed within a month.
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Farm Bureau Office
Designated week to ensure proper pork curing temperatures
C W McDonald extension meat specialist at Tawa State College says third week in January is home butchering week to ensure correct curing temperatures. He warns that ham souring organisms do not develop below 40 degrees or with salt, so prompt chilling is essential.
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C. W. McDonald
Tawa State College
McDonald
Immediate Curing Guidelines For Meat Preparation
Mr. McDonald recommends chilling meat overnight and cutting cold carcass the next morning. Hams shoulders and bacons should be cured promptly at 36 to 38 degrees. Curing agents work slowly below 2 degrees. a 15 pound ham needs 45 days. Curing must be done by mid January. further curing methods and canning are in Home Butchering in Iowa from Iowa State College.
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McDonald
Iowa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Notre Dame Spends 70 000 on Football Gear This Year
Earl Bagan reports that the University spent seventy thousand dollars on football equipment this year. More than three hundred freshmen tried out for the team this fall. The institution enrolls nearly three thousand students.
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Earl Bagan
Notre Dame
D. A. Bagan
Estherville
Ryan and Severson Improve Interior of Store
Ryan and Severson furniture and hardware dealers announce the remodeling and redecorating of their store in northern Iowa. A new ceiling and an attractive showroom highlight the enhanced interior. The firm offers a large stock of furniture rugs draperies and home items plus a comprehensive hardware line.
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Ryan & Severson
Charles Gusland Nears His 80th Birthday
Charles Gusland former rural mail carrier and Democrat office caller renews his subscription and those of Mrs. Jennie M. Stone of Campton California and Mrs. Genevieve Raymond of Park Ridge Illinois. He turns 80 in April 1987 and was born in Manitowoc.
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Charles Gusland
Democrat
Jennie M. Stone
Campton
California
Genevieve Raymond
Park Ridge
Ilinois
Gusland
Manitowoc Cola
Local Resident Gualand Praised for Longevity in 1936
The tribute notes Mr. Gualand of Palo Alto county as arriving in 1872 and recalling early day experiences. He remains in good health and hearty, and the message wishes him a merry Christmas and a generous year in 1937.
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Wisconsin
Palo Alto County
Gualand
Local Teacher Appointed Recreation Director at Iowa City Hospital
Miss Martha Hurliman a physical education teacher in Emmetsburg public schools is named recreational director at the Iowa state hospital in Iowa City for the summer. She will oversee patient exercise and recreation for twenty one hours weekly starting in June and will return to Emmetsburg in the fall.
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Martha Hurliman
Emmetsburg
Iowa State Pschopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Emmetsburg Students Return Home For Christmas Break
Emmetsburg report lists college students returning home for Christmas vacation. Names include Donald Withite Gerald Muel ler Francis Cretzmeyer John Kelly LaVerne Anderson Thomas Hughes Sandy Ketchen and William Mulry from the University of Iowa.
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Emmetsborg
Donald Withite
Gerald Mueller
Francis Cretzmeyer
John Kelly
LaVerne Anderson
Thomas Hughes
Sandy Ketchen
William Mulry
University of
Lowa
College students listed in regional enrollment notes
Harlan Soper Jr and Miss Mary Jane Brown of Cornell, James Brereton and Gordon of Grinnell, Raip Dick Campbell, Robert Weir and Ruth Swanton of Iowa State Ames, Dorothy Ann Baede of Rockford, Rockford Muils, Evelyn Mitchell and Margaret Jo Cretemeyer of St Katherine's St Paul, Minnesota, Mary Helen Morling of Stevens College Columbia Missouri.
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Harlan Soper Jr
Mary Jane Brown
Cornell College
James Brereton
Gordon
Grinnell College
Raip
Dick Campbell
Robert Weir
Ruth Swanton
Iowa State College
Ames
Dorothy Ann Baede
Rockford College
Rockford Muinels
Evelyn Mitchell
Margaret Jo Cretemeyer
St. Katherine's College
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mary Helen Morling
Stevens College
Columbia
Navy Enlistments Report From Des Moines Station Shows Totals
In 1936 the Navy Recruiting Station Des Moines, Iowa reports 1 005 men enlisted from the state of Towa including 1 085 apprentice seamen 5 music scholars and 5 mess attendants. The call goes to young men 17 to 25 offering opportunity with stations in Des Moines and several Iowa cities.
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Towa
Navy
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal
Burlington
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Oreston
Davenport
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sioux City
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Coast To Toast
Moad Chevrolet Co
Ans
Bert Hughes
Bie
Lundberg
Sauer
Tick
Happi
Ness
Holiday
Arthur Anderson Company
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