Leaders in Agriculture Return to Lincoln Park
Students and youth visit Lincoln Park and other sites to gain new resolve. They aim to become leaders in agriculture within their community and potentially at state and national levels through focused study and service.
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Lincoln Park
Hog Sanitation Aims To Boost Iowa Pig Profits
Iowa farms embrace movable hog houses and sanitation to curb diseases, boost weights, and lower costs. Cherokee and surrounding counties report rising sales of hog houses, adoption of McLean washing, and use of clean pastures, water systems, and sweet clover pasture to improve pig health and farm profitability.
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Iowa Homestead
Iowa
Cherokee County
G. A. Ellis
J. E. Weise
Meriden
Cherokee
B. H. Langwin
Sangwin
McLean
Mr. Langwin
Langwin
Louis M. Johns
Marcus
Mr. Johns
Arthur Coburn
Mr. Coburn
Kansas City
East House
Sheldon Youths Die From Gas Leak in Sioux City
Gaylord Johnson and Fred Sage, Sheldon youths, were overcome by illuminating gas while seeking work in Sioux City. Sage died at the scene. Johnson lay unconscious for days before passing away. Funeral services were held in Sheldon and Peterson, with mourners sending sympathy to the families.
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Sheldon Sun
Gaylord Johnson
Fred Sage
Sioux City
Sioux City Car and Electric Co
Sheldon
Congregational Church
Rev. Allen
Gaylord
Peterson
Sioux City Journal
St. Joseph's Hospital
Johnson
Earl Maccabees
South Helen Street
Sage
Sioux City Gas and Electric Company
Banner Prize for County Farm and Home Visit Attendance
A large banner will be awarded to the county with the highest points tally for attendance and miles traveled to Visit State College during the Farm and Home event. The award recognizes active participation and travel effort across counties.
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State College
South Dakota
Fruits Are Essential Diet Staples and Nutrient Sources
The article explains fruits as seed-bearing plant products rich in water and carbohydrates, with minerals and vitamins. It notes fruits aid digestion, provide fiber, and help neutralize acids, while stressing washing before eating and cooking when unsure of freshness. It closes with a paraphrase praising fruit as superior food.
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Dr. Boteler
Grandmother seeks skin relief as 73-year-old asks about diet
The letter describes a painful rash and eczema spreading from the abdomen to the shoulders and head, with attempts at calamine and sulfur lard. A doctor is advised for proper treatment. Separately, Illinois Central offers 15 trips to 4H club members to Chicago for the fifth annual club congress, open to county winners in agriculture or home economics projects.
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I. C
Illnois Central Railroad
Chicago
Illinois Central
Agricultural College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. C
Rural youth to visit Chicago during International Live Stock Exposition
C H Mark hat, president, states Illinois Central offer will help 61 rural boys and girls attend the exposition week in Chicago. The trip aims to strengthen farm and city youth ties through education and recreation as winners exhibit projects alongside about 1200 peers at the fair. They will tour Municipal Pier packing plants banks and Field Museum.
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C. H. Markhat
Illinois Central
Chicago
Mra R E W letter on summer scalp itch
A reader identifies a personal scalp itch starting last summer and seeks advice or remedies from the newspaper. The brief letter style shows a local opinion section request for guidance.
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Mra
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