Hammill leads in late primary with 24 counties carried
In a late primary, Lt. Gov. John Hammill of Britt carried 24 counties including Cerro Gordo and Tama, while Burbank carried 2 in Second and 8 in Third, Anderson won several Fourth through Eleventh counties, Haynes won scattered counties, and Banks failed to carry any. Estimated totals put Hammill around 95,000 votes, with Burbank at 85,000, Anderson 75,000, Haynes 65,000, Buser 16,000, Banks 13,000.
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John Hammill
Britt
Burbank
Waterloo
Joe H. Anderson
Winnebago
Haynes
Mason City
Buser
Des Moines
Louisa
Muscatine
Hammill
Cerro Gordo
Col. Haynes
Tama County
Banks
Fighth
Anderson
Milk up demand and dam water flows at Keokuk survey
A series of notes from Iowa articles report rising United States milk consumption, with per capita fluid milk use increasing from 49 to 58 gallons over recent years. Farm families with cows average 1.78 pints per person daily while city households average 0.87 pints and non-cow families 0.775 pints. Separately, Keokuk dam spillways and river flow measured by a German current meter instrument are to be surveyed by the Iowa State University engineering department to estimate water volume.
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Town Farm Mortgage Bankers Association
H. B. Allfree
Newton
Jasper County
Milwaukee
Allfee
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Engineering Department
The
State University At
Iowa City
Keokuk Dam
Iowa River
Nagler
Towa
Germany
United States
A. Iverson
Dairy Department
Iowa State College
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fara
Opportunities for the Dairymen
Men with experience in dairying especially those with technical training may find many opportunities in contesting work. The pay is seventy five dollars per month and expenses. Men seeking this employment should contact C. B. Pinley from the dairy extension service in Ames.
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C. B. Pinley
Dairy Extension Service
Ames
Ames Abe Says Hank Slawson Owes His Farm Fate
Ames Abe comments on Hank Slawson's farm prospects. He notes Slawson may go broke if the farm fails, with the wife churning butter and selling it, children eating dry bread, selling chickens, and a hired man departing quickly. Slawson has two grown sons who might stay home if he cannot provide.
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Hank Slawson
Han
Rural voices on work and wear in a June heat
Fragments reveal rural talk about boys paddling their own canoe and Hank plowing milking and cultivating. A mother prompts stiff collars while a speaker retorts that a stiff collar fits a poor dress on hot June days.
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Hank
Cabbage Hub Strikes Back At Rouge Sellers
Home economics authorities of Iowa State College label raw cabbage a health asset after a recent discovery of high vitamin content. They warn against long cooking with the kettle capped, noting the strong odor results from a chemical reaction when covered.
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Iowa State College
Pasteurization Aims to Aid Dairy Farmers and Consumers
Iowa State College dairy professor C A Iverson argues pasteurization benefits both consumers and farmers. It increases milk safety and shelf life for buyers while boosting demand and stabilizing prices for producers, countering public prejudice and confusion about the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Iverson
Iowa State College
Pasteurization debate and dairy safety insights
The article discusses pasteurization methods, noting higher temperatures in older processes and that modern dairy methods show no taste or digestibility changes. It defines pasteurization as heating milk to 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes and highlights it as a cheap form of life insurance for people, with farmers and pet references at the end.
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Dubuque County
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Jones County
County Poultry Association
Don L. Wherry
Wyoming
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Anamosa
R. A. Naylor
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Federal Reserve Board
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Sacred Heart
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Ames Abe Says
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Ontario St
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Paiva Ee
Estherville
Valentine Grand Concert Co
Selma Lenhart
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Russia
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Captain Applejack
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Dorothy Ellen Cole
Anna Warner Baker Co
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