Hog Cholera Outbreaks Rise to 11 in May
Eleven hog cholera outbreaks in May affected 2,841 swine across Iowa with four more outbreaks than April. Dr. M. E. Pomeroy of the Iowa State Department of Agriculture urged continued vaccination and anti cholera serum as counties such as Carroll Story and Pottawattamie reported outbreaks and vaccination gaps. Despite rising May outbreaks, officials say control remains stronger than the previous year and summer efforts aim to eliminate new cases.
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Ames
Towa
Iowa
M. E. Pomeroy
Animal Industry
Towa State Department of Agriculture
Town
Lucas
Mills
Plymouth
Pottawattamie
Story
Washington
Carroll
Lucas County
Pomeroy
Appeal to Young Farmers Shapes Co op Policy
Washington AP Knapp administrator for the Agriculture Department urges youth voice in cooperative policy making for marketing and supply services. He notes young directors can plan beyond their tenure, while older leaders may cling to past gains. He warns mergers among cooperatives are sometimes avoided by some units.
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Washington
Joseph G. Knapp
Agriculture Department
Farmer Cooperative Service
Knapp
Arnold J Sohn Receives National Science Grant for Summer Study
Arnold J Sohn son of Mr and Mrs F L Sohn 982 Lucas Ave is one of 11 State University undergraduates awarded National Science Foundation stipends of 600 dollars for a 10 week summer research in zoology and entomology He will work with Dr Arnold Haugen on pheasant production blood types and diseases in the Oakville area Also includes church events and community notices for Oakville Fairview Community Church and W S C S sale details.
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Town State University
Arnold J. Sohn
F. L. Sohn
Lucas A
National Science Foundation
Sol
Arnold Haugen
Methodist Church
the Trinity and Our Faith
Frederick Richard
MOF
Ray Kuntz
Richard
Grace Methodist Church
Des Moines
W.S.C.S
Doris Webner
Harry Bailey
Fairview Community Church
Howard Peterson
Young
Durant Churches Weekly Schedule And Services
Durant churches publish a week of services and meetings. St Pauls Episcopal lists services led by Richard Anderson and Willard Garred with Holy Eucharist and Family Worship and reports from the Iowa Synod Convention. Events include Young Peoples Meeting, regular church services, prayer meetings, and evangelism committee gathering throughout the coming week.
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Eugene Birt
Young Peoples
Esther Whitaker
Durant
Richard Anderson
Trinity
Iowa Synod
Qualifications For Iowa Fair Entries Are Listed
Iowa livestockmen planning summer entries must meet health requirements. Dr. Jol B Herrick of Iowa State University notes quarantine applies until an accredited veterinarian issues an Health Certificate within 30 days of the show. Cattle must be tuberculin tested, brucellosis certs shown, and vaccination rules specified. swine require vaccination and brucellosis testing. sheep must originate from scab-free areas or be properly dipped. horses and other equines with infectious disease must be removed. Exhibitors are urged to consult veterinarians and disinfect transport, then isolate animals 30 days post show for disease control.
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AMBS
Towa
Jol B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Calthood
Herrick
Iowa Falls
U.S.D.A
Iowa Shows Loss in Egg Production Shift Described
Iowa Farm Science notes a national shift in egg production reducing cost per dozen drives bigger flocks. Leonard Z. Eggleton of Iowa State University Extension explains the trend in the June issue.
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Iowa
Ames
Leonard Z. Eggleton
Iowa State University Extension
Towa Farm Science
Eggleton
Towa
U.S
U.S. Co
South Carolina
West North Central
South Atlantic
Midwest
Beekeeper Guides 75000 Bees After Car Swarm in Kansas City
In Kansas City a bee swarm of about 75 000 bees gathered on a car fender and was herded into a box by Victor L Franklin the city s sole listed beekeeper. He explained bees protectively swarm in hollow spots and are essential to national defense while noting they cannot be killed. Franklin demonstrated safe handling and suggested baking soda water as a treatment for stings.
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Kansas City
Victor L. Franklin
Franklin
Lombard Lightweights Deliver Big Power Per Pound
Under 12 pounds of flashing power these Lombard Lightweights, the Super AL 42 and AL 42, promise 33 percent faster cutting without bar and chin. A pyramid reed two-stroke engine by American-Lincoln powers the saws with easier starts, long life bearings, a large fuel tank, and a 4 percent pitch Oregon chain for fast, sharp cuts. Prove to yourself that a lightweight saw can perform like chain lightning.
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American-Lincoln
Oregon
Lombard
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Ida Dickey
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Federal Reserve System
Boy
Clarence Duffus
Malcom
Center
Mary Lou Mericle
Vincent
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Iowa Fair
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W. 4Th Muscatine
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DIAL
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Surrell Barton
Charlie’s Chain
Charles Harper
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Jon Man
Don
Campbell
Park Avenue
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Hank Dusenberry
Orville
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Sweetland
Melvin Allan
Walcott
Fred Wessel
Eldridge
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