Honoring Henry Clay as Pan Americanist in Caracas
A Caracas statue honors Henry Clay 1777 1852 as a friend and founder of Pan Americanism. The piece recounts Clay’s 1816 1825 efforts supporting South American independence, promoting diplomacy with the Rio de la Plata and the Panama Congress. It notes Monroe and Clay’s roles shaping the Monroe Doctrine and US Latin policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Johnston
Caracas
Venezuela
Henry Clay
America
United States of America
United States of Venezuela
House of Representatives
Simon Bolivar
Central Park
New York City
United States
Republic of Venezuela
Congress
Spain
Clay
South America
Rio de la Plata
Monroe
North
Auth America
Panama
Florida
Russia
José de San Martin
Wings Over America creates twenty Latin wings alliance
The Inter- American Escuadrille established twenty wings, one for each Latin American republic, after a four month southern tour under the Abe Rockefeller Commission. The plan promotes Pan American air touring, airport construction for civilians, and a uniform touring card to ease international travel. A convention of all twenty one wings is planned in the United States before end of 1941.
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United States
Eorron
Inter- American Escuadrille
Abe Rockefeller Commission
U. S
Longtime Iowa farmer kept land in Jackson family since 1853
W I Jackson of nego Waverly has lived on a game farm for 71 years. The Jackson family has owned the farm since 1853 when bought from the U S Government at 1.25 an acre. Other items note unusual garden phenomena, a Britt egg shipment, a LeMars potato with a bone through it, a Winterset football tumble into the Raccoon River, a Tama wheel collision, a Waverly ankle injury, Malvern town movie plans, an Audubon driveway car mystery, and a Manning drunken-driving incident ending in a Crawford county man found in a Schultz barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Jackson
Nego Waverly
Jackson
U. S
Richard Granym
Anchorage
Alaska
Louis Tegimeyer
Britt
Express
Malvern
Methodist Church
Audubop
Guy Schultz
Fred Clemmensen
Glen McLaughlin
Schultz
Crawford County
Manning
Southend
Northwest
Spring Pasture Feeding Changes Flavor of Milk
In early spring weed infested pastures can give milk a weed flavor, especially when cows graze on herbage they normally would refuse. Flavors do not affect safety but may reduce demand. Dairymen should avoid overreliance on such pastures, remove cows before milking if needed, and maintain a planned feeding routine to minimize off flavors.
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H. A. Herman
Missouri College
Farm Notes On crops livestock and rural life
Total American crop production this year was the second largest on record only surpassed by 1937. Over 1,000,000 frozen food lockers in more than 3,200 plants now serve U S families. Good pasture supplies vitamin A for livestock aiding growth health and vigor. An Ohio 1924 survey found 47 percent of farm homes over 50 years old and wells 74 feet from the kitchen. Forest land is so cut over it is nearly idle, an area as large as Italy. A hog worm remedy: whole oats soaked in buttermilk for 10 to 12 hours after 24 to 36 hours off feed.
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U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Farm Credit Administration
Ohio
Italy
U. S. Forest Service
Navy cooks set new standard in Two Ocean Navy
Dr. Mary de Garmo Bryan leads a committee of over twenty food experts to create a navy cookbook after months of recipe testing for Navy and Naval Reserve sailors. Recruits can get free training as cooks and bakers with wage comparisons in New York City cited, plus opportunities in nearly fifty other skilled trades.
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Uncle Sam
Mary de Garmo Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Navy
Bryan
United States
Naval Reserve
New York City
U. S. Navy
Janitor Resigns at Methodist Church
Ollie McMahon left the Methodist church janitorial post to move to Alinth for the winter. Trustees filled the vacancy at the parsonage Friday evening. L. A. Coy will assume duties. Mr. E. A. Burmeister of Corpus Christi Texas visited from Friday to Monday with her son Harry Burmeister and family.
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Ollie McMahi'l
Methodist Church
Alinth
L. A. Coy
E. A. Burmeister
Corpus Cristis
Texas
Harry Burmeister
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
Jack Watry
LeMars
Toonie
Barrus
Winterset High
Raccoon River
Lester Fulton
Tama
Stanley Stevens
Waterloo
Fulton
Stevens
Albert Mueller
Waverly
Movieland
Uncle Sants Sailors
Country
Christian Herald Home Arts-Needlecraft
McCall's Magazine
Fact Digest
Modern Screen
Pathfinder
Silver Screen
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Jourt Breeder's Gazette Comfort Incl
Good Sit Farm Journal
Farmer's Home
Arts-Needlecraft
Household Magazine
Hunting
Leghorn World Mother's Home Life
National Livestock Pr
National Sportsman
Plymouth Rock Mouth Poultry Tribune
Rhode Island
Red Joy
Post Office
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