Canners' Bill Raises Standards For Canned Foods
A 1940s radio address outlines changes after a canners bill. It explains that standards now apply to most canned foods except milk and meat, with labels indicating below standard quality. The aim is honest labeling and protect buyers while preserving wholesome options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
F. D
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D. C
Training Schools Held Across County Last Week
Miss Nira Workman from the extension department led a third series of home furnishing training schools in the county. Meetings took place at Waverly Savings Bank Club Rooms, Mrs. C. R. Besh’s home near Denver, Mrs. P. A. McIntire’s in Sumner, Mrs. Henry Schmidt’s in Tripoli, and the Plainfield Methodist church basement. Thirty-one leaders and fourteen visitors attended. The lampshade lesson drew strong interest from all attendees.
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Nira Workman
Waverly Savings Bank Club
C. R. Besh
Denver
P. A. McIntire
Sumner
Henry Schmidt
Tripoli
Methodist
Plainfield
Iowa Program at Jackson Town Ship Meeting
Junior club members under Mrs. L. C. Myers presented an Iowa program at the Jackson township farm bureau meeting held at the Christopher home on May 25. The event featured musical selections, a talk by Senator George W. Christopher on the Iowa legislature, and a county agent briefing on cooperative marketing and junior club work. A showing included the picture Fighting Dollars on livestock marketing and a Felix comedy, with G. J. Klaudt giving a Delco light demonstration.
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L. C. Myers
Iowa
Jackson Township
Jackson Township Farm Bureau Meeting Notice
Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Myers on Monday evening, June 15.
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
L. C. Myers
Thompson Schedules Cedar Rapids Meeting for Eastern Iowa Association
Sam G Thompson sales manager for the eastern Iowa livestock marketing association met with Farmers Reload Association officers in Waverly on May 28. They discussed live stock policy progress and announced the June 3 Cedar Rapids annual meeting with Theodore Kelling elected voting delegate and Otto Walthers as delegate. The Cedar Rapids office will pay cash for livestock upon receipt, replacing the former 90 percent payment after packer reports. Board members present included George W Christopher president Theo Kelling vice president L C Warneke secretary Otto Walthers treasurer and F A ...
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Sam G. Thompson
Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Reload Association
Waverly
Mr. Thompson
Livestock Marketing Association
Eastern Iowa Association
Theodore Kelling
Otto Walthers
Farmer’ Reload Association
George W. Christopher
Theo Kelling
L. C. Warneke
Life Sentence for Railroad Detective Murder Verdict
In St Paul Minnesota a life sentence at hard labor was imposed on Horce Shelby after he pleaded guilty to murdering a railway detective ten years ago. Directors Chester William Mueller H S Hunt and Martin Fritschell attended. Emil Michael was unable to be present.
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St. Paul
Minn
Horce Shelby
Jefferson Township Women Hold Series of Meetings
Miss Workman led the third home project lesson on Tuesday May 26 at Mrs Charles Besh home. Ten women crafted lampshades from cretonne voile braid yarn and even wrapping paper with paint or shellac. Upcoming follow ups invite more participants and basket weaving was showcased by Mrs F J Epenezer at her home last week. Orders for tray bases were taken, with Mrs Albert Buss as publicity chairman.
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F. J. Epenezer
Albert Buss
Jefferson Township
Increase in pig production in Iowa in 1931 spring
Des Moines Iowa June 2 1931 an increase of 4 3 per cent in bred sows for farrow in spring 1931 to 1 826 269 from 1 760 365 in 1930 Iowa’s position as a major hog producer makes the statewide rise a gauge for national production Most counties show gains except eleven mainly in south central Iowa Greene and Plymouth counties also up generally dry sunny spring aided pig saves though some cool periods hindered slightly
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Des Moines
Iowa
Farrow
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Lowa
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Greene
Plymouth
Odd it is Georgia court ruling on family ties
A Georgia court of appeals holds that a son in law is not a member of the wife's family. Other items note Eddie Cooney suing for arm loss at Auburn prison, Anthony Fokker printing money for workers, Hollywood students avoiding movies, British Railways classifying portable typewriters as instruments, Monte Carlo golf with snow and beach surfing, Holywood bicycle club forming, Turkish moon eclipse myths about a wolf, and sour orange blossoms from the Pathfinder.
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Georgia Court of Appeals
Eddie Cooney
Auburn
N. Y
Anthony Fokker
Hollywood
Cal
British Railways’ Freight Association
Monte Carlo
Holywood
Turkey
Luna
Oleo Margarine Tax Becomes Effective July 4
Des Moines Iowa June 2 dealers and manufacturers of oleo margarine react to a five cent per pound tax that takes effect on July 4 officials of the Iowa department of agriculture report mixed opinions one maker predicts sales drop by half another believes manufacturers will absorb the tax and officials caution that outcomes for dairy protection and state revenue remain uncertain until the tax and inspection fee have operated for a period.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
Clark
World transport, roads, and figures noted in stats
Statistics show ships would span New York to Little Rock if laid end to end. Daylight saving is observed by 437 US cities. Auto deaths in the US since WWI total 264,449, five times war losses. Britain reports 500 auto fatalities in 1930. Carnegie funds a 155 volume WWI history. Daily steps: farmer 26 miles, letter carrier 22,4, boys 15, girls 11, housewives 8, train conductors 7.
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New York
Arkansas City
Ark
United States
Great Britain
Carnegie Fund
Ruby Rates Above Diamond in Value and Form
A discussion of ruby hardness and value compares rubies to diamonds, noting ruby color changes with heat and restoration on cooling. It cites Burmese pigeon's blood rubies and star-ruby varieties, followed by a sports note: Herbert Nulmer of St. Louis wins the intercollegiate lightweight boxing title in his first competition.
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Siam
Ceylon
Burma
Herbert Nulmer
St. Louis
Origin of Size Sedere and the Assize History
The text traces size from Latin sedere to adsidere and assidere, yielding assisa and assize with meanings from a judge’s sitting to weights and measures and finally magnitude. It contrasts l assise with la size and notes the evolution of legal regulation. It ends with a sales pitch for Tripoli Leader display ads.
Descriptive Fragment Sparks City Scene In Morning Disturbance
A fragmented OCR passage describes a nighttime disturbance near a restaurant with a group forming a huddle and a prominent owner figure. A young officer is seen reacting, moving away to search for robbers as voices call hopeful phrases amid a deserted canyon setting.
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Derby
Pittsburg Post-Gazette
Boyhood Memories From Village Life Recalled
A fragment recalls a boy from twenty years ago with curls and a troublesome past including lice on his clothing, mocked as a sissy, who smokes a bulboy and sings bass in the Village tet at Pipe quay.
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Pipe Quay
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P. B. Dunbar
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
National Farm and Home Hour
Associated Stations
National Broadcasting Company
Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau
D. D. OF
Fringa
Jackson Twn
Sam Thompson
the Pathfinder
J. A. Nienhaus
Buechele Lumber Co
Tripoli, Iowa
The
Silvertown Safety League
Pvery
Safety League
N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
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