Prevent Screwworms in Livestock Before Fly Season
Iowa State College entomologist Earle Raun warns open wounds in livestock during summer invite screwworm maggots. He advises early docking, castrating, and dehorning, plus medicated smears every 3 to 7 days until wounds heal and regular checks for new injuries.
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Earle Raun
Iowa State College
Raun
Ravn
JHE BAFFLES By Mahoney Cucumbers Record Breaker
Mrs Delbert Kinner of near LaPorte City harvested a huge cucumber measuring 19 percent inches long and weighing 344 pounds according to local notes.
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Delbert, Kinner
LaPorte City
The Highway Story of a Reckless Driver
A boy once obsessed with telephone poles moves from poles to speed driving on highways and country curves. He speeds through a notorious curve at 70 mph hoping to skid it, gets into accidents, is arrested, and survives after his mother waits at a hospital. Now 18, he no longer owns a car.
Town Couple Faces Curious Trial In Rocky Curve
A jury in the curve experiment left him helpless below the waist. He is the town’s only boy with a telephone pole and a wheelchair, marking a rare sight in local life.
Wrapping Frozen Foods For Best Quality
A guidance note on home freezing emphasizes moisture-vapor-proof packaging to keep moisture inside and air out. Extension nutritionist Jewel Graham of Iowa State College warns dry freezer air can dry foods, cause discoloration, rancidity, or off flavors, and warns against non vapor-moisture-proof wrappings.
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Ewing
Jewel Graham
Iowa State College
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