Vaccinate Now to Save Hog Profits From Cholera
An article urges preventive vaccination of pigs against hog cholera to save profits. It recommends vaccinating young pigs about two weeks after weaning using hog cholera virus and serum, noting the high annual US loss from the disease and the economic benefit of the double treatment approach.
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Southdown Sheep Breed Overview
Southdown sheep are an ideal mutton breed with balanced proportions and meat quality. They finish early at 60 to 70 pounds, and mature rams weigh 165 to 220 pounds while ewes weigh 135 to 160 pounds. Southdowns are an old-established breed often crossed to improve lamb carcasses, and produce five to eight pounds of wool from a year’s growth.
Eight points to raise healthy calves to good cows
The University of Wisconsin lists eight cardinal practices to develop calves into good milkers. Get rid of germs keep germs out of the calf's body keep calf's resistance high clean calf pens daily keep feeding utensils clean provide fresh air but no drafts disinfect wavel soon after birth provide nutritious rations daily
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University of Wisconsin
Looking Ahead Looking Ahead George Benson
George Benson urges bold leadership and industrial action to avert a long depression. He calls for cooperative labor relations, tax, wage, and price reforms, stronger entrepreneurship, and honest citizenship to raise output, cut prices, and improve living standards nationwide.
Savings Bonds Drive Financial Independence
Uncle Sam salutes millions of Americans who buy Savings Bonds including payroll savers, bond-a-month farmers, professionals, and the self employed. The Treasury highlights investing in Savings Bonds as prudent for future financial independence and years of economic security.
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Sam
U.S. Treasury Department
Elimination of Winter Smut in Seeq Barley
Elimination methods for barley smut are outlined by C. A. Helm of the Missouri College of Agriculture. Treat planting seed this fall to reduce covered smut and black loose smut, while brown loose smut remains uncontrollable. Seed treatments include formalin, copper carbonate, or geresan.
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A. Helm
Missouri College of Agriculture
Birth of Daughter to Merion Joslyn of Elmo
A daughter was born July 9 at Municipal hospital in Clarinda to Mr and Mrs Merion Joslyn of Elmo Missouri.
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Merion Joslyn
Elmo, Mo
Clarinda
Selders Junior Leaves for Los Angeles Visit Home
Theodore Selders Jr left for Los Angeles California on Thursday after visiting at the home of his parents.
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Theodore Selders, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Drexel Keiths Called to Bedford Event by Linens of Father
Mr and Mrs Drexel Keith were invited to a Bedford event on Tuesday by the linens of Mrs Keith's father, Fred Hunter.
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Drexel Keith
Bedford Tueday
Keith
Fred Hunter
Mrs Atteberry and Daughters Return Home After Visit
Mrs Lawrences Atteberry and her daughters return to their Davis City home after a weeklong visit with Mrs Atteberrys parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Meyers, in town.
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Lawrences Atteberry
Davis City
Atteberry
Myre Arthur Meyers
California Family Visits Clark Home Over Weekend
Mrs Garfield Hadley and her three children from California spent the weekend with J. E. Clark and his wife, returning home Tuesday after the visit.
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Garfield Hadley
California
J. E. Clark
Clarinda Visitor Graciously Guests With Mrs Leighton
Miss Martha Leighton of Clarinda spent Thursday here with her mother Mrs Berenice Leighton, visiting local friends and enjoying the day in town.
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Martha Leighton
Clarinda
Berenice Leighton
Labor and the Future Labor movement unified in duty
The piece argues labor can restore public esteem by embracing responsible power and efficient production. It says capital and labor are not enemies and unions must balance member benefits with cooperation with business to expand markets, preserve jobs, and boost national welfare. The future strength relies on these principles.
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Councile of the Natione
American Labor Movement
Iowa Farm Homes Well Equipped for Labor Saving Devices
A Iowa State College remark cites 1945 census figures showing three-fifths of Iowa farm families have a sink with a grain, slightly more than two fifths own a mechanical refrigerator, and four fifths possess a power washer. The data place Iowa farm homemakers above average in ownership of labor saving devices.
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Iowa
Ray Wakeley
Iowa State College
Census of Agriculture
Heat stroke in horses during hot weather warning
Heat stroke is a common affliction of horses working in hot weather. Affected animals develop high fever stumble and collapse with rapid labored breathing. Move to a cool place shower with cold water and provide frequent watering to prevent the condition.
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