Skill of Scientists May Increase Iowans Life Span
A Iowa State College study by P K Whelpton projects life expectancy in Iowa rising from about 56 to 87 88 years over 60 years, with major gains from better healthcare, vaccines, and disease control, though cancer and heart disease death rates may persistently rise. The article notes improvements in tuberculosis control and a broad shift in mortality toward older ages, while aging remains a dominant factor.
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Iowa
P. K. Whelpton
Whelpton
Iowa State College
Scripps Foundation
United States
Grinding Corn for Hogs May Be Profitable
Corn prices have risen making grinding for hogs potentially profitable for some farmers. Experiments show ground corn increases feeding value by 6 to 8 percent and may accelerate growth, though grinding costs must be low enough to matter.
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Arthur L. Anderson
Iowa State College
Ahley
Canning Rings Replacing Sewing Circles in Rural Areas
Farm women form canning rings of four to five members to exchange equipment and labor for shared canning tasks. Iowa State College Extension Service nutrition specialists support the statewide canning campaign and organize county demonstrations to promote this practice among rural communities.
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Emergency Relief Administration
Glass Jor
Iowa State College
Merry Mixers Host All Day Meet Near Moravia
The Merry Mixers of west of Moravia held an all day gathering Jan 16 at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Derby’s home. A noon dinner followed. Members quilted cut out blocks and worked on a star quilt. Irene Main, nine pupils, and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo were guests, with Derby’s home across from West Point school.
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Merry Mixers
West of Moravia
Carl Derby
Jems
Derby
West Point
Irene Main
Mra
Roscoe Argo
Local News Roundup From Lincoln Township
Coulson family visited Wm Hilton home on Sunday. Neva Mericle visited Moravia to see her aunt Mrs Pollard. Residents attended a minstrel show at the schoolhouse. T J Luse hauled hogs to St Louis for R E Luse last week. Lizzie Anderson cared for her ill brother Rola Miller. Doyle Hampton and James Hilton spent the weekend with Bill Reeves. Mr Harris of Mystic called on Wm Hilton. Farmer schoolhouse in Lincoln township where Edrie Callen teaches burned at around one o clock Monday. all books and equipment saved. arrangements to move class to another building likely.
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R. BE. Luse
Betty
Wm. Hilton
Neva Mericle
Moravia
Dan Pollard
T. J. Luse
St Louis
R. E. Luse
Lizzie Anderson
Rola Miller
Doyle Hampton
James Hilton
Bill Reeves
Mr. Harris
Mystic
Farmer
Linlcoln
Edrie Callen
List
Final Report Hearing in Rice Estate in Appanoose County
The Executrix Mary M. Rice has filed a final report in the Estate of J. H. Rice deceased. A court hearing is set for 9:00 AM January 26, 1985 at the Center Ville Court House to approve the report and discharge the executrix from further duties. Harry S. Greenleaf is the attorney. January 17, 24.
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District Court of
Iowa
Appanooge County
J. H. Rice
Centerville
Appanoore County
Mary M., Rice
Harry S. Greenleaf
Destruction of Constitution Warned by Scholar
Dr Roscoe J C Dorsey, jurisprudence professor, argues in National Republic that foes of federal checks and balances seek to abolish constitutional limits. He warns about radical calls to unify Congress and potential parity shifts that could endanger liberties, noting Nebraska already experiments with unicameralism. Chet Broshar visited Centerville on Monday.
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Bloomfield Republican
Roscoe J.C. Dorsey
Washington College of Law
National Republic
Dorsey
Congress
Parliament
Radicala
Conservatioe
Senate
House
Socialist Commonwealth of America
Socialists Lawyers’ Association
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Local families gather for birthdays and farm busy days
Enon and Moravia residents helped batcher beeves at the Faber home while neighbors celebrated Mrs J L Jones birthday. J T Van Dorin bought a mate at a Johnson sale. The Helping Hand club postponed to Friday and many families shared weekend visits and farm news across Iconium, Moravia, Humeston, and Des Moines engagements.
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J. T. van Dorin
R. S. Faber
Batcher
Kenneth Free
J. L. Jones
Idan
A. O. van Dorin
Moravia
Lowell
W. H. van Dorin
Bernice
Russell Hindman
Jackie
Bernard Neff
R. R. Johnson
I. J. Smith
Vern Turner
Thia
Iconium
E. G. Hawk
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
G. L. Cloved
Russell Davis
Lowell van Dorin
E. G. Lincox and Son
George Shaw
Humeston
LeRoy
Wm. Barnes
Russell Glaspie
J. J. Selby
Mike Bokras
Chicago
Wm. Gilber
Keith Roberts
Mis
Mildred Roberta
Guy Roberts
Skimping on Sow Ration Not Advisable for Spring Pig Crop
Iowa State College hog man Arthur L. Anderson warns against underfeeding brood sows as feed prices rise. He advises a minimum 1 percent of grain per hundred pounds of sow weight plus 0 and 5 to 2 pounds of protein supplement, plus legume hay, to ensure 175 to 100 pounds gain during pregnancy. High hog prices expected over 18 months justify proper feeding to avoid a weak pig crop next spring.
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Arthur L. Anderson
Iowa State College
Anderson
Bayer Aspirin Tablets Offer Fast Cold Relief
Doctors endorse a simple safe quick method for colds and pains. The Bayer Aspirin Tablets dissolve instantly and work rapidly when taken. Prices have been reduced on all sizes, ensuring the real Bayer product.
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Bayer
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