Family Advice for Coping with Change and Change Management
Fannie Gannon of Town State College offers a family plan to meet national emergency change. She lists six steps: remember past crises, accept change as constant, actively manage tasks, limit plans due to taxes or shortages yet keep end goals, build ground money by cutting debt, and guard against future indebtedness for consumer goods. A planned family program yields security amid abrupt national emergency and cycles of family life.
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Fannie Gannon
Town State College
Sary
Gannon
Improved Dairy Production Summary
The Dairy Herd Improvement Association used by 42,949 American farmers with the USDA and State Extension Services. In 2143 self-supporting groups, 1,186,000 cows were tested for milk and fat production and net efficiency above feed cost. A decrease in early spring pig production compared with last year.
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Dairy Herd Improvement Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Extension Services
Hawaii
Anny
Antibiotics in pig feeding trials show mixed gains
In dry lot tests aureomycin raised growth rate up to 19 percent with feed savings, while a low penicillin level offered 7 percent gain for some rations. Penicillin often underperformed aureomycin. Pasture feeding yielded no gains from either antibiotic.
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Lasley
Farm women tour nine Iowa county homes
A tour through nine Iowa county homes is planned for Wednesday, June 6. It will begin at the Everett Timm home, located one mile east of Marengo and a half mile south on the west side of the road. Registration will be at the starting point.
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E. J. Schmuecker
Iowa County
Everett Timm
Marengo
Home Storage Tour Opens At 9 30 A M In Williamsburg
Mrs Timm leads a home storage tour at 9 30 am starting in Williamsburg with maps and home descriptions including five new homes and five with added storage. The Arnold Dubishar house is noted as a new example with floor to ceiling storage and sewing centers. Participants will picnic at Williamsburg Park then resume at 1 pm at the Dubishar home.
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E. J. Sinn
Ralph Weiss
Cecil Schrader
H.H. Wahl
Arthur Tibben
Arnold Dubishar
Williamsburg
Antibiotics improve pig gains in Missouri trials
Missouri Experiment Station tests show aureomycin at 4.9 to 8.5 mg per pound of feed can raise average daily gains by about 18 percent and reduce feed needs by roughly 10 percent in growing and fattening pigs. Some antibiotics prove more effective than others, with results varying by product and diet.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Fupana
Be Careful In All House Cleaning Tasks Avoid Falls
Miss Amy Kelly, state extension agent, warns falls dominate home accidents. She urges homemakers to use sturdy step-stools for indoor tasks like window washing and cupboard cleaning, and to avoid chairs or makeshift ladders. For outside chores, use proper ladders and follow safe climbing tips.
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Amy Kelly
National Safety Council
Dress for Safety While Working on Ladders
Wear clothes that allow freedom of movement and won’t snag while climbing. Jeans or slacks are safer than skirts. Inspect ladders for cracks, loose or rotted rungs, and loose nuts. Set the ladder firmly on a solid surface and extend bags four feet from the wall to prevent tipping. Use a ladder long enough to extend above the work level.
Fragmented OCR prompts a safety focused summary
A garbled OCR fragment mentions security measures and handling of heavy or bulky tools. It suggests a caution about ladders and cable fees. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or identifiable involved entities.
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Lee
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