New Car And Truck List Totals 15
The new car and truck list remains low this week with only fifteen vehicles registered during the past week. Names listed include Chevrolet buyers and dealers in Algona Burt Swea City Bancroft Whittemore and nearby towns with several brands and local agents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Donald Cowles
Algona
John Harms
Burt
John Lewers
Lucille Swanson
Swea City
Dennis Wolf
Bancroft
W. Ww
Blomster
Ford
Russell Kauffman
W. P. Stenzel
Harold Swanson
Taylor Implement
Polio Committee in Kossuth Resigns En Masse
Five members of the Kossuth County polio committee resigned suddenly last week. Among resignees are Eva Wille county chairman C BR LaBarre L E Linnan and Ralph Morgan members of the finance committee and Harold Gilmore secretary treasurer of the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Eva Wille
C. BR. LaBarre
L. E. Linnan
Ralph Morgan
Harold Gilmore
Social Security Extends to Half Million Farm Workers
About 500 000 regularly employed farm and farm household workers become eligible for Social Security as of January 1. The program grants old age and survivors benefits. Arthur J. Altmeyer of the Social Security Administration explains coverage includes planting tending harvesting crops and livestock work, processing or delivering products to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Administration
Farm Workers Gain Social Security Eligibility Expansion
The extension of the Social Security Act makes 500,000 farm workers eligible for benefits as of January 1. Coverage includes storage workers and general farm labor, but farm owners and their under 21 children are excluded. Employers should consult local IRS collectors for payment timing and record keeping.
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Altmeyer
Internal Revenue
Disaster Relief Program For Farmers Expanding
The government reports the farmers home administration disaster relief has grown from a 1949 aid for snow bound ranchers to a $33 million program spanning seven states and Puerto Rico. Over 26,000 loans have been issued averaging 1192 dollars, with a 400000 dollar largest loan to a Mississippi farmer as Mississippi faced widespread crop damage.
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Puerto Rico
Farmers Home Administration
Mississippi
Do It Yourself Barrel Spout Arrangement
A practical method described for men on tarmac and ranches to draw liquids from barrels lacking a faucet. It uses a piece of inch pipe threaded on one end, placed under the barrel to channel contents, then a hole is bored in the head and the pipe threaded in. By tilting the barrel at the right moment, liquid can be drawn and the flow stopped.
Dehydrated Cheese Sold in Netherlands Market
The Netherlands begins marketing dehydrated cheese made from Gouda and Edam in powder and tablet forms. The product, developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, reduces cheese volume by about half and offers flavors influenced by the aging of the cheese used in the dehydration process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
1J.S. Department of Agriculture
Ask for More Trained Men For Animal Disease Study
Article argues for expanding a long range AVMA funded fellowship program to train veterinarians in animal disease investigation. It compares training to FBI method preparation and urges private funding expansion to avoid federal dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVMA
Colleges of Veterinary Medicine
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Bovine Mastitis Germs Survive Up To 20 Days On Barn Objects
A study shows a mastitis germ can live up to 20 days on hay and 26 days on cow skin, with shorter survival on rubber boots and broom handles. Disinfectant treatment drastically lowers viability, underscoring the need for clean barns, cows, attendants, and prompt disinfection of contaminated items.
Columbium's Early Discovery and Modern Steel Role
John Winthrop Jr supervised America's first blast furnace at Saugus in 1643. An English chemist, Charles Hackett, identified columbium from a rock fragment in the British Museum. The element now supports stainless and heat resistant steels, used in jet engines. 632000 pounds were consumed last year.
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John Winthrop, Jr
America
Saugus
Massachusetts
Charles Hackett
British Museum
Origin of Camouflage and Jacques Camou Fort Tale
A hazy tale recounts Jacques Camou building a circular mud fort during Indian troubles in the South West. The fort featured square openings for firing and Camou painted it in a checkerboard pattern to mislead Indian attackers about where to aim.
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Jacques Camou
Camon
Thermal Snow Removal by Embedded Pipe Coils
Automatic snow removal uses hot water circulated through coils under pavement to melt snow and keep surfaces dry. No shovels or chemicals needed. owner starts system by switch when ready for operation.
Trucks Now Hauling Majority of Stock at Chicago Yard
Chicago stock yards now receive around 70 percent of livestock by trucks, up from 3 percent twenty years ago. Frank Flynn announces a new safety program recording seven month trucker records to curb bruising and losses, with top drivers rewarded at an April 6 jamboree at the International Livestock Exposition venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Yard
Chicago
Frank Flynn
International Amphitheatre
W. ¥. O'Connor
William Booch
Andover
Iowa
Aim Pullet Management for Early Fall Egg Production
Poultry experts urge careful care of pullets to ensure top fall egg output. Use clean range, ample and balanced feed, and strict sanitation to promote growth and early sexual maturity rather than delaying production for short-term savings.
Two-Headed Calf Oscar Demonstrates Unusual Dual Brain
In Paris an animal collector displayed Oscar a two month old calf with two heads and four eyes sharing one body. The left brain supposedly controls the hind quarters while the right brain governs the front.
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Oscar
Paris
France
Premature Pasturing Threatens New Alfalfa Stand
Michigan State college extension authorities warn that early pasture use of new alfalfa weakens plants and risks winterkilling. Seedings with spring grain crops have produced good stands, but some farmers may push for late fall grazing.
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Michigan State College Extension
Soys
Four Couples Get Marriage Licenses in Kossuth County
Four couples received marriage licenses in Kossuth county last week. Names include Glenn Beaumont of Kenmore New York and Rerna Dette Wegner of Algona, Leslie Bellamy of Rushville Illinois and Evelena Myers of Springfield Illinois, Eugene Dontje of Ledyard and Mildred Kenny of Auburn Washington, Arthur Odgaard of Algona and Helen Pink of Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Glenn Beaumont
Kenmore
N. Y
Rerna
Dette Wegner
Algona
Leslie Bellamy
Rushville, Ill
Evelena Myers
Springfield,hil
Eugene Dontje
Ledyard
Mildred Kenny
Auburn, Wash
Arthur Odgaard
Helen Pink
Titonka
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Marlow Milkers
Grange
Firestone
Ted Hinters
Phone
Woden
Murphy's
Ted Hinders
Don H. Hutchins
Michaelsen Brothers
Tijtonka
Stan Harris
Spinet Piano
Knittel Piano Co
Arnolds Park
Becca Hipp
Clarence Brandt
Titanka
H. H. Harlan
Gist Street
Des Moines
Willemssen
G. E
Gor) Hansen
Eugene Beenkeen
Ealards
Pierre Sartor
Cionka
Rowa
E. J
Gallup Chiropractor
H. I. Torgersen
Gamstreet
Ttonka, In
John M. Woods
Osteopathic
Oftice
W. L. Tindall
Town
James E. Hill
Tyke Electric
L. A
Winkel
Hutchison
BW. Willer
DE. L. L. Snyder
Tigges
Jas
J. Norris Optometrist
Foresterry
Towa
Louie H. Helm
Donald Wubben
Von’s Shoe Shop Sales and Service
Sydden, Iowa
Andy Crawford
Towa Farm Mutual Insurance Cos
Farm Bureay Auto
BLUE
Blustroms Furniture
Blustroms Furniture Company
Mr. Farmer
Lakota
Fitherville
Davis Packing Co
Carroll ‘Merchants
Harold’s Roller Rink
Tyke Theatre
Gee In
Earth
Algona, Iowa
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