Iowa farmers urged to grade eggs after April 1
G Clark announces a state plan to buy all eggs on a two grade basis after April 1. Firsts will be priced around 18 cents and seconds about 13 cents, depending on locality, with premiums for clean, large eggs. The move aims to reward careful handling and improve Iowa’s egg quality in a major industry step. Also notes advice from C C Culbertson on pig care, farrowing housing, and feeding to boost litter health and milk production.
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Iowa
G. Clark
Iowa Department of Agricultural
Ilowa
C. C. Culbertson
Animal Husbandry Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Mr. Culbertson
Spokane Club President Urges Girls to Propose During Reap Year
The Spokane Woman's club president tells the girls to use their hypothetical right to propose during reap year while wandering bachelors are warned to stay away from Spokane.
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The Doctor Lost Good Patient In Kansas Tale
A Kansas household faced a sick man. The doctor advised temperature checks at midnight but the wife used a barometer to judge his condition. Lacking a thermometer she gave him dandelion wine, and the patient reportedly recovered enough to go to work.
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Kansas
Causes Of Butterfat Loss In Dairy Separation
A farm dairy note from Iowa State College outlines why butterfat losses occur when separating skim milk from cream. Key factors include low separator speed, milk at 90 degrees Fahrenheit, dirty bowls, and worn bearings. Regular cleaning and proper bearing condition are essential to maintain cream quality and efficiency.
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C. A. Iverson
Department of Dairying
Iowa State College
Testing Nears End In Two Townships In County
Dr. R. S. Lowenberg in charge of Palo Alto County tuberculosis eradication reports testing nearly finished in Highland and Lost Island townships. In about a week he expects completion across the townships and notes some school districts have only one or two cases tested.
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Highland
Lost Island
R. S. Lowenberg
Palo Alto
Notice of Administration for Estate of George Sanding
Notice is hereby given that Bartha Sandvig has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of George Sanding late of Palo Alto County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file with the Clerk of the District Court for allowance. Nedstread & Carmichael attorneys Mora dated August 18 1938.
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State of
Iowa
Palo Alto County
George Sanding
Testing cattle reactors in township shows 4.57 percent
Report details 172 herds totaling 3 680 head with 139 reactors in the area test. The reactor rate is 4.57 percent, below the 6.5 percent expected. Test results may shift as more cattle are tested and more townships are included. Petition signers grow. 75 percent of cattle feeders may force compulsory testing countywide.
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