Poultry Marketing Tips From Iowa State Expert
Geoige Rosenfeld and Secretary PHONE Bis Poultry Should Be Sold When Ripe report on a talk by W. D. Termohien of Iowa State College. He warned farmers against waiting for frost to sell all poultry at once, urging regular, small consignments of uniform birds to avoid overcrowded packing, losses, and poor quality. He cited Chicago price trends and advised merchandising programs to sell birds at peak market weight.
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W. D. Tetmohten
Towa State College
Termohien
Chicago
National Rabbit Journal promises profits from domestic rabbits
Government figures highlight rabbit farming as far more profitable than poultry. Our magazine explains the method and market. Send 35 cents for the National Rabbit Journal to 2 Mission Road, Dent, Kansas City, Kansas 6-55.
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Explaing
Journal 2 Mission
Road
Dent
Kansaw City
Kansas
Women Ready for Second Year Nutrition Work in County
Women enter the second year of county wide nutrition work through the Farm Bureau with Miss Swinney Iowa State extension specialist. Five training schools start Sept 2 across the county with later township meetings. Topics include infant feeding preschool nutrition teen adolescent concerns meal planning entertaining and teen hunger. District meetings run Sept 2 through Sept 6 with free sessions and literature distributed.
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Farm Bureau
Miss Swinney
Iowa State College
Jesson
Foundation
Adolessant
Neal
Dee
Aman
Epior- Mille County
Ruth Pierce Wins WCTU Essay Prize in Hastings
Miss Ruth Pierce of Hastings won the county W and T U prize for an eighth grade essay on prohibition titled Mille Bottle Versus Beer Bottle. The judge awarded $5 as prize money. The piece contrasts milk with beer, arguing milk’s health benefits and urging restraint from liquor.
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Ruth Pierce
Hastings
Milla County
Auch
Wes
Peolpe
Milk Bottle
Strahan School Prepares for Wednesday Start and Bus Updates
Strahan schools plan to reopen next Wednesday September 4 with a half day and lunch at home. The teachers’ Institute at Glenwood occupies the first two days. Bus fleet remains the same as last year with Frank Crouse overhauling units and drivers Curtis Bryant Kayton and Hunt ready. A new school bus law requires stopping for unloading pupils and five feet clearance for passing cars. Faculty changes include Ruth Guthrie in mute and English, plus assignments across grades and subjects. Building improvements include a new boiler, weather-stripped windows, caulked joints, and ongoing furnace and maintenance work totaling $29,000 in upgrades since building.
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Strahan School
Bute
Teachers’ Institute
Glenwood
Frank Crouse
Addiion
Crouse
Lowell Curtis
Ross Bryant
Charles Kayton
Snater Hunt
Muate
Ruth Guthrie
Bimpson College
W. OW. Malsherrs
Dwight Fellows
Cricelpot
Esther Rosenow
Marion Culver
Joni
Mary James
Viva Nims
Agnes Carley
The Beverage Debate in a Parlor Pendulum Test
Characters debate beer and milk using a leaky pendulum experiment. Beer argues usefulness as medicine, Milk touts nutrition and bodily strength, while Baby and others weigh health claims amid playful squabbles and a witty resignation from Beer Bottle. Mr. Lawrence savors the lively mood and muses on wider hearing.
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Milk
Mr. Lawrence
Engineer States He Gave Up Hope
An engineer describes a prolonged illness with severe stomach trouble and weight loss from 207 to 142 pounds. He credits a medicine for restoring his health after years of suffering and nearly losing hope.
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Christus
Tal Togt J
Strahan School Directors Drive Repairs and Bond Retirement
The Strahan school directors show forethought in keeping facilities up to date through constant repairs and improvements while retiring bonds as rapidly as possible to offset depreciation and maintain equipment.
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Strahan School
Cleaver Couple to Take Two-Week Pennsylvania Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Cleaver plan a two week vacation starting Monday traveling through Pennsylvania. They will visit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Mount Holly Springs where Mr Cleaver’s mother lives. She will accompany them back to Strahan.
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Harry Cleaver
Pennsyvania
Pittyburgh
Philadellhia
Mount Holly Springs
Mr. Cleaver
Strahan
Strahan Sunday School Picnic Today at Red Oak
Strahan plans a Sunday school picnic today meeting at the church at 9 30 AM before proceeding to Chautauqua Park for lunch. Attendees should bring their own lunch and enjoy a midday outing with the group.
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Strahan
Red , Oak
Chattauqua Park
Ninety County Seats To Reach Capital On Surfaced Highways
When this year’s primary road construction finishes, ninety county seat towns will gain surfaced highway access to the state capital, improving travel and commerce.
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