Force production boosts wartime poultry losses and disease risk
The piece warns that war-driven increases in chick numbers raise likely poultry disease losses. It stresses strict sanitation, ample space, clean housings, proper litter disposal, and isolation of sick birds. It cautions against improper vaccine use and suggests tuberculin testing laying hens to prevent avian tuberculosis.
Iowa Commerce Commission Sets Hearings for Rail Carrier Certificate
Charles H. Thomson trustee for Chicago and North Western Railway applies for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate freight motor service across ten routes in Iowa. Public hearings are scheduled October 27 1942 in Des Moines and November 17 1942 in Sioux City. Docket No. H-3295.
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Charles H. Thomson
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Code of Iowa
Des Moines
Ankeny
Sheldahl
Slater
Ames
Gilbert
Story City
Randall
Jewell
Kamrar
Webster City
Woolstock
Eagle Grove
Sioux City
Maurice
Orange City
Alton
Granville
Paullina
Sutherland
Peterson
Linn Grove
Sioux Rapids
Marathon
Laurens
Havelock
Rolfe
Bradgate
Rutland
Dakota City
Thor
Hagle Grove
Carroll
Breda
Auburn
Carnarvon
Lake View
Sac City
Marly
Schaller
Galva
Holstein
Cushing
Correctionville
Pierson
Kingsley
Moville
Lawton
Bronson
Marshalltown
Conrad
Whitten
Gifford
Lawnill
Hubbard
Radcliffe
Ellsworth
Stanhope
Stratford
Dayton
Harcourt
Gowrie
Farnhamville
Lohrville
Lake City
Denison
Ricketts
Ute
Soldier
Turin
Castana
Mapleton
Danbury
Battle Creek
Ida Grove
Arthur
Odebolt
Wall Lake
Kiron
Schleswiz
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Amber
Center Junction
Onslow
Monmouth
Baldwin
Nashville
Maquoketa
Delmar
Petersville
Charlotte
Goose Lake
Bryant
Andover
Almont
Clinton
Tama
Toledo
Garwin
Gladbrook
Beaman
Crawford
Monona
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Audubon
Harrison
Shelby
Iowa
Woodbury County
Regular Church Circle and Aid Meetings Set
The Home Mission Circle of Boyden Reformed plans a regular meeting on Thursday October 22 with Bertha Moret as hostess. The Ladies Aid of Boyden U P church also schedules a regular meeting next Thursday October 22 with Mrs. Blumeyer as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden Reformed Church
Bertha Moret
Ladies Aid of
Boyden U. P. Church
Blumeyer
Van Diepen Family Heads to Omaha for Defense Work
Mrs Siebe Van Diepen left Friday for Omaha to establish a permanent home. Mr Van Diepen is employed in defense work. The Van Diepen Garage now functions as a storage center for Smit and Diekevers trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebe van Diepen
Omaha
Mr. van Diepen
van Diepen
Smit and Diekevers
Vogel Paint & Glass Co advert promotes paints and varnishes
The Vogel Paint & Glass Co of Sheldon touts years of manufacture of high grade paints and varnishes with hundreds of repeat customers satisfied by quality and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogel Paint & Glass Co
Sheldon
Bridge Club meeting hosts noted on Wednesday
The Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Siem Schortinghuis. Guests included Mesdames John Brouwer, Wm Meyn, Herman Meester, Vergil Smith, Fred Starkweather Jr., Willis Vanderburg, and Jacob Van Diepen Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Siem Schortinghuis
Mesdames
John Brouwer
Wm. Meyn
Herman Meester
Vergil Smith
Fred Starkweather Jr
Willis Vanderburg
Jacob van Diepen Jr
Herring Record Shows Parliamentary Insignificance in Senate
A historical critique argues Clyde Herring's second Senate term yielded limited impact. It cites four amendments twelve minor bills action print rights for 15 articles and speeches, plus several resolutions and a single five line bill amending the Fair Labor Standards Act. The piece condemns missed votes and evasive rolls, urging Iowa to replace him with a more capable representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Herring
Cassius Dowell
Iowa
Herring
Congressional Record
Townsend
Barbour
Radcliffe
Gillette
Bone
Wheeler
Lee
House
K. M. Construction Company
State Highway Commission
Senate
District of Columbia
Uhele Sammy
Senator Herring Criticized For Agricultural Apathy In Senate
In two more years as senator Herring failed to address agricultural issues. He did not advocate for or against the basic industry of his state and focused on news releases and speeches. The piece highlights a pattern tied to his “not voting” record, presenting roll call highlights on agricultural questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Otler
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Byrd
Herring
Farm Security Administration
Iowa
Boyes Weekly Chronology October 16 1942
A concise diary list for October 16 to 22 1942 noting participants including Mrs John Dylstra Elmer Kooiman Esther Horn and Anne Margaret DeVries with names linked to daily entries across Oct 16 22. The page records attendees by date in the Boyes weekly chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dylstra
Alfred Fick Elmer Kooiman
Helen Lutjens
W. Reimers
Victor Scholten
Alfje Steenhoven
D. de Velder
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Aces Animal Health
C. A. DeValois
D.V.M
Boyden
Farmers Co-op
Creamery
Hull Iowa
R.W. Meyer
G. B. Winch
Evan Vegelaar
George, Iowa
Otis Palmer
Ida Palmer
State of
Sioux County
District Court of
A. D
George W. Kephart
Plaintiff
W. S. Balkema, M.D
Adolph
Benito
Hirohito
Expert Service
Bill Adkins
Sheldon, Iowa
Iowa State Commerce . Commission
Ralph Brunsting
Herbert Dean Erna Fick
Myrtle Peelen
Albert Slothouber
Esther Horn
James Moret
John Rosenboom
Raymond Smit
John D. Stegeman
Gerrit Wegter
N. Baukerman
Jake van Diepen
John Moret
John Rensinker
Arthur Smith
Emma Stutzman
EB. I. Lack
John Grooters
Geraldina Ooldenkamp
John Beukelman
John Beyer
K. T. Hartsuiker
Prinz Horn
Tina Ooldenkamp
Joy Jeanne Rowenhorst
June Smit
Anne Margaret DeVries
Wm. Gorzeman
Bernard Scholten
Milton Scholten
Henry Westra
al Menke
W. R. Temple
G. Bartels
Jeweler
Ee Sheldon
North Side Dairy Boyden
G. E. Slothouber Portable Grinding Service
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J.D. Murphy
Hull
Henry Ruyter
Will VanZanten
Boyden, Iowa