To Be Grown Up Future Mothers Diet Tip for Teens
An Iowa State extension nutritionist says junior high and teenage girls share similar food likes and dislikes, with lunch choices driving nutritional gaps. Parents should guide midday meals to boost protein calcium vitamins and energy, aiming for one third of daily needs. Bring home cafeteria menus to plan balanced family meals.
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Leslie Smith
Iowa State College
Iowa State
After School Snacks Boost Nutrition for Youth
The text suggests wholesome after school snacks for girls and boys. It highlights peanut butter sandwiches on enriched bread as a nutritious choice rich in B vitamins protein and calcium.
Teething Cookies For Baby From Iowa State Extension
The Missouri Experiment Station and Jewel Graham an Iowa State College extension nutritionist developed teething cookies to aid babies cutting teeth. The recipe yields 50 cookies using shortening brown sugar molasses egg yolk vanilla enriched flour salt and baking powder with steps to cream melt or mix fats and sugars then combine dry ingredients roll and cut into pieces.
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Jewel Graham
Iowa State College
Missouri Experiment Station
Gerrit Kingma Opens Dodge Plymouth Agency in Pella
Gerrit Kingma opened a Dodge Plymouth Chrysler agency at 1105 Main St in Pella formerly Schuring Garage with an open house drawing about 1500 attendees. Born in Holland, he came to Pella from Holland in 1951 after working in automotive and truck assembly roles in the East Indies and Holland. He married Theresa Nieburg in July 1954.
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Chrysler Agency
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Schuring Garage
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Pella
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Leeuwarden Tech School
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Theresa Nieburg
Egg Free Cookie Dough Roll Instructions
The text describes baking cookies at 950 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes on a greased sheet. It notes you may bake immediately or refrigerate the roll for later baking. If the diet lacks eggs, substitute 1 tablespoon milk for the egg yolk.
Changes Found in Allotment Study
A Iowa State College study of 204 farms shows an 18 percent cut in corn acreage and a 69 percent rise in soybean acreage among allotment participants compared with nonparticipants. Total corn production fell 21 percent on participating farms while soybean output rose 63 percent overall, driven by acreage and yield changes amid irregular rotations and program effects.
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Iowa
Raymond Beneke
H. B. Howell
Towa State College
Harvest safety: signs of stored grain pests and warming
Iowa State College entomologist Harold Gunderson warns Marion County farmers to inspect stored grain for heating and crusting signs. A crust or rust crust indicates moisture entry or pest activity. stir surface vigorously and shovel out hot spots to cool grain. If heating persists after stirring, fumigation may be needed but stirring first is advised.
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Marion County
Harold Gunderson
Extension Extension
Iowa State College
Gunderson
Paid Off Bond Clear for Conrad School District
The Conrad school district owns the property as a school. A bond issue from 1926 has now been paid off.
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