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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

7

Hog Cholera Spreads Across Iowa as May Quarantines Rise

Iowa officials report May available data show 39 hog herds quarantined in May, with 5 released after cleanup. May totals include 5,837 pigs, 5,454 native and 382 from out of state. Vaccination discussions emphasize combining anti hog cholera serum with modified live virus for lasting protection, noting breaks occur due to late vaccination and busy farming. New outbreak counts appear in multiple counties, while Lone Tree volunteers assist a local farmer facing a heart attack diagnosis.

Towa State Department of Agriculture Iowa Maynard Spear Kevin State University M. E. Pomeroy Animal Industry Spear Speie Yowa

Americans shift to detergents as soap use declines

U S Department of Agriculture reports total soap and synthetic detergent use stays near 37 pounds per person yearly since World War II. Detergents rise from 3 pounds per capita in 1947 to 20 pounds in 1959 and plateau, while soap drops from 4 pounds to 7 pounds per person.

Washington Agricuture Department United States

Livestock Judges to Emphasize Muscling In 1960s

Animal Scientist James J. Risci of Iowa State University announced at the Iowa State livestock judging conference June 7 and 8 that more emphasis will be placed on muscling in beef and lamb. About 85 judges, breeders, instructors, extension staff, and industry representatives attended. The shift favors natural thickness over fat covering, with focus on the loin and rump. Observers compared live animals to their carcasses to gauge accuracy. Livestock and dairy judging sessions also addressed herd evaluation.

James J. Risci Iowa State University Iowa State Iowa,State University Kiser

U S Cheese Production Tops World Exports Lag

Washington report states the United States produces about 15 billion pounds of cheese annually, far more than any nation, yet exports little. Imports average 60 million pounds yearly, mainly Italian and blue mold varieties, while Swiss cheese largely serves as donations. Per capita consumption runs high at about 40 pounds annually.

Richard P. Towers Washington United States Agriculture Department Netherlands

Durocs Pigs Sent to Korea by 4-H Group Donation

Twenty seven pure bred Duroc pigs a mix of 22 gilts and five boars will be shipped to Korea June 14 to aid pig breeding efforts. The animals donated by Toa County Officers Association were collected in Granger and will depart June 15, sailing to San Francisco then to Korea for a 28 day voyage. Distribution to Korean 4-H Club youth will be overseen by Col. Charles Anderson of the U S Army.

Des Moines Korea H. Club Towa Pera L. B. Liddy Towa County Officers Associationy Granger Iie San Francisco Liddy Col Charles Anderson U. S. Army

Youth head named at National Catholic Welfare Council

Rev. Frederick J. Stevenson, formerly head of Cardinal Dougherty High School in Philadelphia, has been named the new head of the Youth Department of the National Catholic Welfare Council.

Washington National Catholic Welfare Council Frederick J. Stevenson Cardinal Dougherty Philadelphia

Silver Stirrup Club Plans Two Day July Horse Show

The Silver Stirrup Saddle Club of West Liberty schedules a two day horse show at the fairgrounds starting July 7 at 10 p.m. and July 8 at 2:30 p.m., accredited by the Iowa Stock Horse Association and Mid-Western Horseman's Association. Plans for the West Liberty Fair centennial include a pageant August 19 and 20 with the Silver Stirrup Club performing in an Indian scene and parade.

Silver Stirrup Club West Liberty American Legion Hall Iowa Stock Horse Association Mid-Western Horseman's Association Fairgrounds West Saddie Club

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