Scientists Hunt Four-Leaf Clovers For Breeding Gains
Scientists with multiple degrees pursue four leaf clovers to improve drought resistance and clover yield. By selecting cutting with two nodes and planting in fertile moisture, breeders hope to produce true breeding forms. Commercial use already applies this understanding to enhance forage crops.
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Jway
Modern Surgery Aids Crippled Children At Iowa Hospital
At University of Iowa Children's Hospital Dr Arthur Steindler leads orthopedic work that transforms crippled arms legs and feet. A dedicated laboratory ranks among the nation’s best and offers relief or permanent help when cures are not possible. Steindler began the work before the hospital’s 1919 establishment, commuting from Des Moines to treat patients.
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Iowa
University of Iowa Children’s Hospital
Arthur Steindler
Steindler
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Des Moines
Vinegar Through Ages and Its Global Forms
The article traces vinegar as a staple condiment with a long history. It outlines wine vinegar from wine in grape regions, malt vinegar from northern cereals, and the American rise of cider vinegar as a standard household product.
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America
New Stars Revealed in Pleiades Cluster
Dr. Adrian Van Maanen of Mount Wilson Observatory reports 24 faint stars identified as Pleiades members. He notes the cluster has at least 211 known stars, with Alcyone as the brightest. Comparing photos from 15 to 19 years apart, he marked stars that shifted position as Pleiades members.
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Adrian van Maanen
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
van Maanen
Blue eyed marines may shoot straighter on average
Officers of the United States Marine Corps say blue eyed marines average better aim than brown eyed counterparts. A survey reports about two thirds of marines are blue eyed, while brown eyed marksmen may falter under heat waves and shifting light.
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United States Marine Corps
Japan
Italy
City Council approves claims and hires in Osceola
Osceola Nebraska council meeting approves numerous claims including wages to T W Hamilton and others, payment to Byers and Pierce for insurance, and service bids. It elects fire volunteers and approves Neon Service Co to service the neon highway sign for 2500 dollars annually. Officers appointed include water commissioner J J Gibbins and police chief W Zimmerman with monthly salaries.
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Same Central Electric and Gas Co
Same
Consumers Public Power District
James J. Gibbins
W. W. Norton
T. V. Hamilton
Byers and Pierce
Polk County Clerk
O. J
Cee Renee
Wayne Parks
Wesley Kennedy
J. C. Cotton
Louie Johnston
Robert Massie
G. W. Craven
R. M. McDonald
Robert Sigler
John Malek
Lester W. Johnson
D. R. Byers
Sigler
Johnson
McDonald
Yea
Minck
Tilman Joy
Edgar Wisely
Philip Nyberg
Neon Service Co
Grand Island
Nebraska
Rollecall
Malek
Omaha World-Herald Daily Brief Ad Notice
An office advertises daily readership growth for Nebraska's leading daily The Omaha World-Herald and invites orders from readers.
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The
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Osceola City Council Minutes May 1 1947
Osceola Nebraska May 1 1947 regular meeting with Mayor Craven and all councilmen. Minutes of April 29 approved. Claims read and audited, warrants ordered. Treasurer’s report shows balances across multiple funds. Resolution to sell tax-foreclosed property to Craven for 150.00 adopted. Expense estimate for 1947-1948 adopted.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Craven
State Journal Printing Co. Supplies Co
Interstate Machinery and Supply Co
Osceola Nebraska
Branting Hardware
Gustafson Brothers
Seong
Eae
Farmers Co-op Oil Co
Malek
McDonald
Yea
Sigler
Johnson
D. R. Byers
Smith
John A. Craven
Malek Yea
Donald Yea
Osceola Nebraska approves annual appropriation and bank depository
The Osceola City Council adopts the 1947 1948 expense estimates for park sewer maintenance sanitation printing street improvements and other costs and fixes June 6 1947 for passage of the annual appropriation bill. The First National Bank of Osceola is designated a depository for city funds with securities or receipts to cover excess deposits, roll calls show McDonald Sigler Malek Johnson and the mayor vote in favor.
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Minter Works
McDonald
Johnson
First National Bank of
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