Area Dairymen a Community Asset Near El Dora
A Towa area dairy farmer, Maurice Sutton of the State Dairy Association, outlines how a 37 cow DHIA herd generates tens of thousands yearly for the community. Milk value, feed costs, equipment upkeep, middlemen profits, and related jobs show dairymen as a vital local asset and nutritional provider.
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Towa
Eldora
Towa State Dairy Association
Maurice Sutton
Sutton
Improvement Association
DHIA
Sulton
Milk A Good Protein Buy From Thrifty Homemakers
A Iowa State extension nutritionist says milk and milk products are a year round best buy with top quality protein. Milk supplies essential amino acids, builds and repairs tissues, fights infections, and provides energy. using instant nonfat dry milk can further cut costs for a family.
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Pauline
Mairs
Iowa State University
Iowa Dairymen Serve Nation Exports Milk Nationwide
Iowa dairymen ship about 125000 tons of Grade A raw milk daily to at least 19 states and beyond, supporting a $1.25 million yearly value loss if shipments cease. Wright notes 3400 farms produce 3780000 pounds daily, with 66 days to reach 250 million pounds exported, labeling varies by processor.
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Iowa
Iowa State University Extension
Earl 0. Wright
Towans
Wright
MOO-LA Sweepstakes Features Dairy Cow Beauty Contest
The Iowa State Fair will include a MOO-LA Sweepstakes beauty contest for dairy cows emphasizing production, type, and reproductive efficiency. Winners per breed advance to a sweepstakes for at least $100. entry fee is $10 with distributions to exhibitors. Entries due August 5. open to any Iowa cow shown at the fair.
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Iowa
Iowa Dairy Princess Travels to Promote Milk Energy
Vi Holst, a 19 year old Iowa State University freshman, has been named Iowa Dairy Princess for 1969 70. She will travel thousands of miles on weekends and summers to promote dairy foods and tell residents that Milk Gives you Energy to Burn. Miss Holst is the daughter of Donald and Mrs. Holst, dairy farmers.
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Iowa
ADA
Iowa State University
Shows Champion Shorthorn Bull at Marshall County Show
Robert Fuller and Sons of Steamboat Rock exhibited the champion Shorthorn bull Imperial J. at the 95th annual Marshall County Shorthorn and Poland Shorthorn show and sale in Marshalltown on June 1. Imperial J. was a 19 month old white son of Meadow View Imperial Aid and sold for an undisclosed price to Francis Robyns of Chelsea. The 15 bulls in the sale averaged $524 and the entire offering including bulls and females averaged $415.
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Robert Fuller and Sons of
Steamboat Rock
Marshall County
Marshalltown
Imperial J
Meadow View Imperial Aid
Francis Robyns
Chelsea
What Do Grade Labels Mean For Dairy Products
Iowa State University extension food technologist William S. LaGrange explains that fluid dairy products must bear Grade A, indicating sanitary farms and plants, with twice yearly farm inspections and multiple checks. Voluntary grading applies to non fluid items like butter, cheese, sour cream, and cottage cheese, with grades such as AA, A, or Extra Grade based on flavor, chemistry, and sanitation.
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Iowa State University Extension
William S. LaGrange
United States Department of Agriculture
LaGrange Bays
U. S
LaGrange
Cow May Be Founding Mother of Our Country
Iowa State University extension dairyman D Kent Nelson in Ames argues the cow helped found America by converting grass to milk. He notes cows and their bacteria digest fibrous feed, supporting settlers from Pilgrim days onward, and contrasts with bison for milk production. Also reports military cadet John D. Lawless’s West Point commission and ISU Army program, and James W. Vigars’ assignment to Americal Division in Vietnam with wife Linda in Mason City.
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America
Iowa State University Extension
D Kent Nelson
Ames
Nelson
John D. Lawless
Harry Lawless
Eldora
Army
James W. Vigars
William H. Vigars
Tidora
Americal
Vietnam
Linda
Fourth St
Mason City
Learning to Drive Across Time and Places
A reflective reminiscence traces a sister’s struggle to obtain a driver’s license and the author’s own early attempts in 1905. Vivid anecdotes describe misjudging margins, fear of traffic, and patient guidance from a neighbor amid a humorous, instructional tone.
Local Servicemen News From Areas Around Iowa Falls Eldora
Army specialists and cadets from Iowa regions are highlighted. Sp 4 Thomas R Engel of Radcliffe recently completed observation and operations training at Ft. Sill Oklahoma and heads to 13 weeks of advanced instruction. Levi E Pence of Eldora was promoted to specialist four and serves in Vietnam. Sp 4 Ronald Sapp, from Des Moines area, returns from leave to Hood Texas after a year in Vietnam with the 5th and 25th Infantry. Gene H. Ruby of Eldora serves as supply specialist in Thailand. Cadet Kurtis A. Meyer of Iowa Falls graduated from West Point June 3.
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Iowa Falls High School
Military Academy
West Point
Hudson River
New York City
U. S. Military Academy
Thomas R. Engel
Roy Engel
Radcliffe
Engel
Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
Army
Iowa State University
Ames
Thomas R Engel
Sill
Oklahoma
Levi E. Pence
Melvin E. Pence
Eldora
2D Batallion
327Th Infantry
10St Airborne
Vietnam
Barbara
E. 32Nd
Des Moines
Ronald Sapp
Hood
Tex
Dale Sapp
Sapp
Tay Ninh
Sth
25Th Infantry Division
Presidentia
U. S
Air Force
Gene H. Ruby
E. Ruby
Takkli Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Set
Ruby
Pacific Air Forces
Sit
Southeast Asia
Far East
Pacific
Kirtland Afb
Eldora High School
Kurtis A. Meyer
Kasper C. Meyer
Iowa Falls
N. Y
Meyer
Drake Degrees Awarded At Drake University Commencement
Toni S Meimann daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Sievert of Tubbard earned a bachelor of science in elementary education at Drake University during the 89th annual commencement on May 31 in Des Moines. She was among 860 undergrad and graduate candidates from 24 states Washington DC and Canada receiving degrees.
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Toni S. Meimann
Ray Sievert
Tubbard
States
Washington, D. C
Canada
Drake University
Drs Moines
Meimann
College of Education
Merged Area YI Board Sets Meeting for June 24
The next secular meeting of the Merged Area YI Community College board of education will be held June 24. The notice outlines the agenda and location for attendees and reporters.
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YI Community College Board of Education
Driving Test Farewell Echoes a Last Chance
A narrator recalls a tense departure from home as a nervy friend hesitates beside the car door. Advice echoes about seizing a license and confronting risk, hearing phrases about readiness and fate as they head toward a once in a lifetime driving test.
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Tuck
Fragmented quote and caption collection
A garbled compilation of famous lines and snippets discusses last words and quips about aging and travel. It touches on a joke about a ship and a haat, a gift for a young daughter, and a wall sign reading Yankee Go Home. It also includes aging reflections and a riddle about questions and answers across life stages.
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