Butter Demand and Science Shape U S Dairy Growth
United States dairy production has risen by about one third in six years, driven by higher per capita consumption and population growth. Butter fat carries Vitamin A crucial to growth, with studies showing butter in the diet helps prevent colds and supports respiratory health. Advances in glass and rayon technologies promise indoor sunlight and violet-ray effects for offices and schools, signaling a future of artificial sunlight and health-driven design.
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United States
Canada
Jalesa Uhan
Denmark
Australia
England
University of Iowa
Yorytole
Patterson for Senator Campaign Focuses on Roads and Tax Reform
George W Patterson, attorney from Algona, runs again in the senate race after winning 33 of 24 rural precincts in 1928 and carrying his home precinct with 143 votes. His platform includes a $100,000,000 road bond issue, bank deposit safety, state income tax replacing property levies, limited appropriations, preserving primary elections, and audits of state expenditures. Patterson is presented as a farm leader and a longtime opponent of the oul band ways, with the Pattarson-for-Seenator Committee chaired by T. Sehwby of Algona.
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Attorson Tas
Kosbuth
Legis
Alwaya
Sgatn
Poselleto
Henate
Patterem
Patterson
Pattarson-for-Seenator
TH Sehwby
Algona, Own
Sunlight and Growth of Metabolism in Health Arts
The piece discusses how natural sunlight boosts metabolism and bone growth, noting effects on appetite and tone. It mentions varied diets, the role of violet rays in healing and strength, and hints at scientific exploration of these rays for health benefits.
Local Social Notes From Osgood Area
Sunday visits and births highlight a sequence of Osgood area social updates. Frank Jolaom enjoyed a family day at Spirit Lake while Charles Soper welcomed a baby boy on April 24.
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Frank Jolaom
Anl
Harry
Spirit Lake
Undil
Charles Soper
Anna Lambe
Oggood
John TL. Conway
Catherine
Ayrshire
Claude Howell
Graettinger
Higging
Mary Kavenia
Lena McClelland
Bemmersburg
Jess Moffitt
Alta
Arthur McClelland
West Bend
BA. Lambe
Ed Hartman
Glidden
Leonard Powers
Joe Kavenda
Fram Tract
Iowa
Vance
Traveling salesman forged checks cashed in two towns
Art Wohlgenuth, allegedly on the road for a Mason City concert, was arrested for passing forged checks at Britt. Four stolen checks from Farmers Elevator Ruthven were signed with manager Fred Grange’s name. two were cashed in Kanawha and Britt, while banks rejected others. The Ruthven Press notes local firms must absorb the loss.
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Farmers’ Elevator
Ruthven
Fred Grange
Kanawha
Britt
Art Wohlgenuth
Mason
City
Kanawha and
Ruthven Pree Press
Nation Observes National Egg Week May 1 7
National Poultry council designates May 1 to May 7 as National Egg Week. Newspapers and radio will discuss eggs and diet with emphasis on health and economy. Merchants plan displays to show egg grades and value while state agriculture and local poultry groups coordinate events.
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National Poultry Council
Uggs
Manning
Eddh
Tha
State Department of ‘Agriculture
Town “Poultry Improvement Association
Farm migration shifts in 1927 show net rise in farms
United States Department of Agriculture reports 1927 saw about 0.5 million quit farming and nearly 2 million move from farms to towns while 1.33 million moved from towns to farms, yielding a slight farm net rise.
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Farna
Farnia
United States
Farm Bureau Plans First Annual Hog Tour To Ames
The Farm Bureau confirms a Monday June 11 trip to Ames for a four to five hour tour. Participants may stay in dormitories Sunday night and depart early Monday for home. The program includes the college farms model dairy, crops plots, agricultural hall, and new home economics building, aiming for a large turnout.
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Farm Bureau
Ames
Model College
Ambition to Succeed Dickinson Spurs Patterson Rumors
Would Succeed Dick Iy claimed that Representative Patterson of Algona has a healthy ambition to succeed L. J. Dickinson as congressman from this district. Judging from the way a few post misters have been lining up for him, Dick must have decided to make some changes. The hungry have usually their hands out.
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Tr Iy
Patterson
Algona
L. J. Dickinson
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