Variety of Cheese Servings and Recipes from Miss Graham
Tips on serving cheese from Appetizers to Desserts highlighting natural and processed cheese health qualities. Includes recipes for Cheese Apple Crisp and a cheese ball, with steps, ingredients, and aging notes from extension nutritionist Jewel Graham.
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Servin
Jewel Graham
Town State College
Graham
Four Friends’ Night Ride Ends in Iowa Highway Crash
A group of four gas station partners in Iowa devised a daring highway prank. Two night shift workers would speed toward town and cut across the oncoming lane to meet at mid hill. One afternoon a mis-timed crossing caused a fatal collision, leaving two survivors and ending the old partnership.
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Iowa
Ows
Preservative Guide for Grass Silage from Iowa State
Iowa State College dairy specialist R. Allen advises on sodium metabisulfite as a silage preservative. It preserves color and palatability, costs about 12 cents a pound, and requires 8 pounds per ton with careful handling and proper ensiling practices. Do not use sulfite or bisulfate variants.
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R. 8
Allen
Iowa State College
Howe
Milk Remains A Low Cost Food In National Diet
Howard Waters of the Iowa Dairy Commission says milk stays affordable despite high wages and costs. A U S Department of Agriculture study shows factory labor buys more milk now than in 1914 and 1929. The American Dairy Association promotes sales while dairy farmers boost output and distribution to keep milk as the nations top budget food.
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Howard Waters
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Mr. Waters
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
Cautionary Notes on Sodium Metabisulfite Usage
The guidance warns that sodium metabisulfite irritates skin and nasal passages. It advises not to wilt forage and to ensure good drainage. It emphasizes using true sodium metabisulfite and not a similarly named compound.
Veteran in Korea Receives High School Diploma
Ronald Brown, a two year Korea veteran with the combat engineers, earned his high school diploma as part of Independence's 1964 graduating class, marking a notable late achievement for the service member.
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Korea
Independence
Ronald Brown
Combat Engineers
Milk Production Remains Stable in 1953 US Dairy Output
US milk production in 1953 stayed near a steady annual rate of about 125 billion pounds, despite a decline in the number of cows milked since 1940. Milk per cow rose about 15 percent since 1940, reaching roughly 5300 pounds, with Iowa noted for above average per cow yields and wide adoption of concentrate feeding and herd culling.
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Iowa
Motorist Blind for 68 to 73 Feet at Highway Speeds
AAA Motor Club warns drivers that a brief glance away from the road can result in traveling 66 to 73 feet depending on speed. The advisory urges motorists to keep full attention on driving and avoid distractions.
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