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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
2
Jones County Farm Bureau leaders tout achievements in tax relief and seed savings while urging farmers to join and support agriculture. The article also provides practical rural care notes on wool handling, lawn ammonium sulfate, baby chick care, and dental health advances for rural schoolchildren.
Eighteen members and parents met at the Farm Bureau office with county agent and Carl Oldsen to discuss baby beeves feeding. March averages show calves on feed gained 62 pounds. two Lloyd Fairbanks calves gained 90 pounds. Milk and butterfat figures highlight high Holsteins and Guernseys, with several herds producing over 30 pounds butterfat. The meeting featured crochet rug demonstrations and a county committee slate for 4-H girls, with Wool market prep advice given.
The Iowa state health department contrasts past and present dental care. It notes six year molars and childhood decay were neglected generations ago, leading to tooth loss and painful extractions. Diet and care awareness have shifted to maintain sound teeth.
Detroit News notes there is no blending among women in Congress while acknowledging last fall’s sentiment may have influenced voters. The piece highlights tension between stated principles and electorate reactions.
In 1932 the air transport industry carried about 520000 passengers signaling growing commercial aviation activity and demand for flights across routes.
The Mukden soybean variety offers two clear advantages over Manchu Dunfield Black Eye Brow and Ilini with short side branches erect growth and earlier maturity by a few days. It yields about 3 percent more seed across tests from 1929 to 1932 while hay yields remain similar and seed color and pod features aid field identification. Available in Iowa with one bushel plus inoculation and bag for 85 cents from J AL Robinson at Iowa State College.
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