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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
6
The Iowa Dairy Commission joins 39 states in a ten year cooperative effort to promote dairy consumption and support dairy industry growth. The campaign highlights health benefits of dairy foods and regional collaboration to boost demand across the Midwest.
The piece notes dairy Month highlights and claims dairy foods form a major share of household budgets. It cites that milk distribution reaches millions daily, with consumption up since World War II, and that the dairy industry employs about 1.9 million people and sustains many livelihoods while contributing about $10 billion to national commerce.
The readable fragments mention Cedar Falls, names like Meg Melon and Branden, a department at Lisa State Colleges, and references to a dairy and airteul fare. It reads like a garbled local notice listing people and places without a clear event or outcome.
A university driven dairy research drive in Iowa explores new markets for milk analogs and products. Projects at Iowa State College and University of Iowa test riboflavin and niacin availability in dairy items, examine infant feeding questions, and study soils’ impact on milk nutritive value as part of a nationwide dairy program sponsored by the American Dairy Association.
Leo Wisener appointed director of extension in Jobin County as the program expands. In Marion County Warconer arrives from Wellman with two years in vocational agriculture instruction after Iowa State College graduation. Isabelle Auwarter and Thomas Robb join the Marion County team to oversee homemaking and youth activities.
The Fee school house rebuilt on the same site near Knoxville is dedicated Friday evening May 20 with about 70 attendees at Laneheald school house. The old building burned in February 1948 and the new one was completed late spring, ready for students in September. Wayne Hayes presided. Sylvia Platts spoke as county superintendent. Lillie Graves read responsibilities of Bee School. Beulah Heaberlin read a poem from a reader once hers. Dorothy Forgy taught today’s class with a segment on Teacher's Point of View.
A report notes Hut resigning amid a school event featuring Virginia Sams and Lew Ard Trent, pupils of the school. Jol Herman, former president, spoke on Preparing the New School and The Importantary Schools numbers. Mrs Clara Graves and others served on the committee during the session.
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