American Dairy Princess Ready for National Contest
The selected American Dairy Princess is tutored from childhood on the family dairy farm to become the dairy industry's spokes person. She understands milk from farm to table, majoring in home economics, and has 4 H experience with cattle shows and food demos. The national contest runs July 17 to 20 in Chicago.
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Carol Ann Armicost
Upperco
Marrland
Ameringn
Chicago
Circus of Summer Eating with Dairy Foods Promotes Joy
A nostalgic piece links June Dairy Month themes Fresh Fast Fun to modern summer meals and circus imagery. It traces ancient circuses from Rome Circus Maximus to today’s showy entertainment, noting gladiators, crowds, and the evolution toward safe aerial acts under a big top.
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Rome
See Me and Mrs Albert Vanden Berg Visit in Brandon Wis
See Me and Mrs Albert Vanden Berg of Brandon Wisconsin visited from Saturday to Tuesday at the homes of Mr and Mrs Tol Kragt Mrs Anne van Ommen and daughter Gertrude and Mr and Mrs John Van Ommen and children Laviood visited also with Mr and Mrs Dan De Jonge Tuesday evening Relatives attended gatherings for graduates with the Van Berkum Kroon and Van Hatem families numbering about 60 people at the Bowling Alley and at home for Peggy and Dotis graduations The piece lists multiple visits and graduation celebrations across several families in Rock Valley Hull Sioux Falls and Lynchburg Virginia details a long social schedule and rural school note highlighting Union Prairie No 2 finishing 105 years of use and the old Wankon stone school building no longer serving as a school again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Vanden Berg
Brandon
Wis
Tol Kragt
Anne van Ommen
Gertrude
John van Ommen
Laviood
Dan de Jonge
Raymond van Berkum
Wal- Jace van Berkum
Wynne
Denny
van Berkum
Kroon
van Hatem
Hein Kosters
Peggy
R.L. Doherty
Leo Gacke
Jack Doherty
Patricia
Sheila Kosters
Tom Hiltall
Sioux Falls
John Riessen
Mary
Gaus Huisman
Edna Riessen
Charter Oak
Tay
Lois Duncan
Jimmy
Lynchburg
Hessel Roorda
George Cannegeiter
Morningside College
Frits Kock
Dotis
Peter van Driel
VFW
Gloria
Robert Huie
Des Moines
Cecil Smith
Rock Valley
Fete Koalker
Commuunity
Hull
John Hyman
Don de Jonge
Simon de Jonge
Wm. Groth
Traer
Tete Wegner
Hawarden
Wesley Miller
Miss Wegner
Schoo
Union Prairie School No. 2
Wankon
Milk Costs Less When Refills Given on Coffee
A University of Tennessee study of Nashville beverage costs shows initial coffee at 0.396, iced tea 0.410, milk 0.590. Refills reduce per serving costs, making milk competitive with coffee, suggesting menus could balance prices by milk portions or charging coffee separately.
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University of Tennessee Agricultural Economics Department
Nashville
Oregon State College
Physical Fitness and Diet Heralded in National Message
The President's Council on Physical Fitness urges citizens to balance diet and exercise for national strength. The American Dairy Association promotes dairy as part of a well balanced diet, noting active people can consume more milk without weight gain and may reduce heart disease risk.
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The
American Dairy Association
Chicago
Johnson
America
Mark
June Dairy Month Celebrates Milk and Dairy Industry
The nation observes June as Dairy Month with praise for dairy farmers and the milk cow. The piece notes widespread support from households, banks, hotels, and communities, along with events like milking contests and Dairy Nights. It underscores dairy as a basic, convenient food and references historical calls for milk during shortages.
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Home Plate
Od Ball Park
Korea
Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry
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