Hoof and Mouth Disease Alert For Farmers
Dr John Herrick Iowa State College extension veterinarian warns farmers to recognize early hoof and mouth signs but avoid alarm. No US cases since 1914. Canada Europe and two South American outbreaks noted. Call a veterinarian promptly for diagnosis and report to authorities. symptoms include mouth blisters fever and excessive drooling.
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Iowa
John Herrick
Iowa State College
United States
Canada
Herrick
Federal Reserve study foresees stable business outlook
A memorandum released through Ralph Poynter, Bremer County Extension Director, says if government and banks pursue proper debt, credit and tax policies the defense program can be funded without added inflation. Prices have slipped from peak a year ago but remain above pre-Korea levels, with general activity expected to stay steady. Consumers hold the key, with a potential uptick in spending, while international tension and higher security outlays loom over the economy. Lamb markets show improvement as receipts drop and East dressed lamb prices firm, with Texas dry weather reducing the local ewe pool. Bremer fruit growers can obtain spray cards from the county extension office. dormant sprays should be applied before growth resumes, using two cups lime sulfur per gallon water or one cup miscible oil.
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Bremer County
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Texas
Ralph Poynter
A. E. Cott
Iowa State College Extension
Poynter
Wapsie Whirlwinds Meet at Town Home
The Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H club gathered at Karla Kaye Towns home with seven members and two visitors. Hostess Carol Sievers led the meeting as the group discussed My Wishbook of Home Furnishings. Arvella Kammeyer read My Room Grew With Me by Lynda Wilson and reported on convention and good posture. Each member made quilt protectors. Copper ores are most abundant in North America. Leader ads bring results.
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Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H Club
Karla Kaye
Carol Sievers
Arvella Kammeyer
Lynda Wilson
Virginia Mueller
Plan Garden to Save Hard Labor Plan Garden
An Iowa extension horticulturist argues an hour saved in the garden is vital to farm families. The piece covers mulching rotation and machine cultivation, plus tips on spray programs for peaches raspberries and plums. It urges near home placement for convenient cultivation and better pest control.
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Ben Vance
Iowa Stote College
Patient Man Waits While Patrols Sweep The Road
A man sits still in a car with his head bowed forward as red flares blaze 200 yards away. Highway patrol cars arrive with flashing lights, but he makes no comment and remains silent while the scene unfolds on the highway.
Patient Man Learns Silence Amid Nighttime Fatal Crash
A lone driver, after a late night with music and quiet engine, fails to react as flashlights gather and a photographer records the scene. He realizes too late that he drove too fast for his headlights, the car overturning and him waiting through the emergency light glare. The incident highlights a profound patience learned in tragedy.
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America
Noone
Tripoli Implement Co
Farm Equipment Headquarters
Tripoli, Iowa
Vance
Mr. Farmer
Tripoli Canning Company, Inc
Colburn Feed Mill
Iowa Department OF Public Safety
Bob Hullihan
Rr Colonial
H. W. Krueger
Tris
Arthur Siegfried Sumner
ED Lindner
Waverly
Elmer W. Griese
Denver
New Holland
Holland
Elliot Brown
Elton Farms
Rose Hill
Dakota
Walton W. Thorp
Britton
South Dakota
Walter Hurlburt
Ashley Falls, Mass
William G. Fox
R.R
Guilford
Indiana
Gas Bull Implement Co
Tripoli
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