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Titonka
Iowa
Kogauth County
Koasuth
Canada
Eubgerber
Hemisphere leaders forge three point policy at Havana conference
The Havana meeting of 21 American republics yields a three point plan: temporary Argentine administration of European possessions to safeguard continental security, an Inter-American trade system to cushion losses from European markets, and united action against fifth column activity. The United States leads economically and militarily, funding plans and supplying ships and weapons if needed, amid Latin American hesitations and Axis influence.
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Havana
Hull
Latin America
Brazil
Hitler
South America
Italy
Spain
Axia
U.S
J. C. Stark
United States
Is United States pursuing imperial policy now
The article argues that imperialism may be forced upon the United States in Latin America, predicting a stronger and more aggressive U S role across the hemisphere from the Arctic to South America. It notes a tight presidential race with Roosevelt ahead of Willkie, but no campaign speeches yet, and bets on a close outcome.
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United States
Latin America
Axia
Uncle Sam
Hemisphere
Arctic Ocean
South America
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Roosevelt
Skim milk substitute advised for calf feeding on farms
Iowa State College dairy expert Wi N Hansen says skim milk powder can replace whole milk for calves when separator milk is scarce. Use one pound powder per nine pints water at about 100 degrees F, with price and availability guiding practicality.
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Iowa
Wi. N.hansen
Iowa State College
Hansen
Fly Spray Ad Promises Big Savings for Dairymen
An advertisement touts Watkins Fly Spray claiming substantial cost cuts for dairymen. It asserts the product requires less quantity to achieve results, promises summer delivery, and urges buyers to wait for a call to prove the claims.
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Watkins
Moving Machines as Farm Dangers Warns of Accidents
Iowa physicians warn that running farm machinery while lubricating or adjusting is the main cause of accidents. Dr. Leon Nelson cites long hours and tractor fatigue as factors increasing risk. Heavy injuries threaten finances, with under 10 percent carrying accident insurance.
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Iowa State Medical Society
Leon. Nelson
Jefferson
Nelson
Nebraska
Kansas
Heat and water urged for swine and fruit crops
A veterinarian and extension agent advise ample shade and drinking water for pigs to prevent overheating and sunburn. A wallow helps, but shade is best. For sunburned animals apply grease, and avoid repeated car-theft losses. Regular watering prevents blossom end rot in tomatoes.
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L. Quaife
Town State College
Capons a Easy Raised Says Iowa State Poultrymen
Capons fit into general farm plans with little care. Housing is simple and no special feed is required. Keep birds on green vegetation. Any growing mash works, serrated grain aids economy. Best profits when young. later feed needs rise as weight gains slow. Sell when prices peak. About 10 to 12 pounds of feed per pound gain at seven months. Demand highest in winter and spring.
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Iowa State College
What Shall We Eat Frozen Peach Whip and Apricot Charlotte
A compact dessert feature presents two fruit based treats. Frozen peach whip uses peach pulp lemon juice chopped nuts and whipped cream frozen in a tray. Apricot Charlotte layers sponge cake with vanilla pudding apricots sugar and whipped cream, garnished with maraschino or minted cherry, serves six.
Hat Reunited With Tama Man After Train Mixup
A Tama resident praised the railroad for returning his hat after leaving it on a Cedar Rapids train. The hat was found by another man, reported by the conductor, and the rightful owner wore it again the next day. Lou Bullen of Nashua planned a sale on a hot day and price of a sheep-lined coat drew a brisk purchase when "Happy" Jordan modeled it, leading Carl Gritzner to buy it for next winter.
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Tama
Cedar Rapids
Lou Bullen
Nashua
Happy
Jordan
Carl Gritzner
Partridges and Rats Feature Odd Farm Mishaps
Partridges, a storm damaged area, and a gardener named Sheldon prompted a State Conservation Commission request for 12 Hungarian partridges. Storm accidentally killed a hen partridge but hatched 14 eggs, while a truck hood inspection by Harold Beach and Vernon found rats in the fan and another rat killed by the fan, a curious though impractical pest method.
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Storm
Sheldon
State Conservation Commission
iPied Piper
Harold Beach
Vernon
Beach
Bicycles Stolen in Northwood Reported Upward Trend
Four bicycles were reported stolen in the past two weeks in Northwood as the cycle of thefts continues. Police urge residents to secure bikes and report any suspicious activity.
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Northwood
Surprised Faces After Overnight Stranger in Garage
Ed Schmidt, Fenton, and a stranger he had unknowingly hosted for the night woke to a startling morning. The man left Schmidt's garage after a deans night, then slept in a car at a Whitte more celebration before not waking the next day.
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Ed Schmidt
Fenton
Schmidt
Whittemore
Stolen Money Recovered at Dow City Residence
A report of twenty five dollars stolen from the Glen Argotzinger home at Dow City appeared. investigators later found the money had been returned after examining a nearby disturbance.
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Glen Argotzinger
Dow City
Argotzingera
Couple Recounts Remarriage for Second Naturalization
Mr and Mrs Antone Sokolowsky of Danbury recall their marriage history. Initially wed in Poland, they remarried in Sioux City to support their second naturalization application after thirty years of marriage.
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Antone Sokolowsky
Danbury
Poland
Sioux City
Turkeys Drowned in Storm Report in Waukon
George Smith of Waukon reported that 343 turkeys were drowned during the recent storm, noting the number as observed at a local flock. The incident adds to storm losses affecting farms in the area.
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George Smith
Waukon
Moving Day for Jack Rice Family in Fort Dodge
Moving day is no novelty to the Jack Rice family who are now living in Fort Dodge. During the past seven years they have lived in 75 different towns.
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Jack Rice
Fort Dodge
Basement wall caves in after heavy rainfall in Algona
Heavy rains Saturday caused part of the south basement wall at Mrs. O. J. Lindsalys home to cave in, damaging water pipes and the meter. Water leaked through the basement until shut off and repairs completed.
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Algona
Lindsaly
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