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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
9
Four H members in Mus catine County Home Economics clubs study the whys as well as the hows in food and nutrition. They learn how scientific facts explain baking rise and shape and how the body uses food. Members will present science whys at local club meetings and achievement shows in July with top exhibits advancing to the county fair.
Irene Lary notes Muscatine County Home Economics 4-H clubs follow a 3 year cycle focusing alternate years on foods and nutrition clothing and furnishings. Members present illustrated talks and demonstrations while planning personal food goals and recording progress in 4-H records.
Indian economists warned in New Delhi that India spends 1 rupee per student per year on education while the United States spends about 300 dollars per student. D. Kothari noted India has the largest illiterate population at 380 million and the lowest expenditure on research.
In Phoenix a 27 cent item serves as a key piece of equipment at the 1.5 million U S Water Conservation Laboratory. A long wooden wand with a wire screen helps scientists collect toads and frogs from evaporation ponds. The note that smaller creatures travel farther by air underscores the spread of wingless bacteria.
Ed Kliem watched a swarm of bees build a honey comb for three years between St. John’s School third floor ceiling and roof. When workmen began tearing down the building, he moved in and collected three gallons of honey as his reward for patience and trouble.
Bisbee, Arizon a map reveals First Street along with Second and Third Street after a wall removal. The city plans to reestablish historic street identities, guiding future navigation and development.
A 6000-ton lumber shipment described by the Great Northern Railway as the largest single shipment of its kind is en route to lumber yards in the Midwest and East. A Ti-car tram and a fi-car train departed Everett on Sunday and will join at Minot, North Dakota for the journey East.
A census taker assigned to the mountainside homes in Tombstone Canyon uncovered the long-missing streets after hours of searching. Each street appeared as a flight of steps climbing the mountainside.
AMES Swine producers are invited to meet at Storm Lake March 15 and at Cedar Rapids March 16 for the 1966 Iowa Swine Production Conferences. Dr. L. B. Johnson and Rolland Paul will preside. Talks cover Outlook for Hogs, Hog Cholera eradication, Simplified Rations, Breeding, Carcass cuts, Pricing and Marketing, and Saw Feeding.
A collage of journal photos shows Livewires 4-H members with roles like vice president Cathy Lintz and treasurer Carolyn Lintz at a Feb 26 bread workshop. Jefferson Jennifers officers include president Janet Scheiding and secretary-treasurer Katie Nelson. Bloomington Fair Winners club displays a champion Guernsey heifer with officers Kevin Hogan Dennis Krueger and others.
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