Does Son Refuse Milk In Cold Weather?
A Iowa State College dairy expert argues that children may reject milk due to improper cooling in fall. If cans sit in warm air after October, off flavors develop. milk should be cooled promptly in cold water or by other means. Closed barns concentrate odors that milk absorbs if left long.
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Frederick
Johnny
G. A. Iverson
Dairy Department
Iowa State College
Johnnie
Dad
Esther Sietman Tops 4-H Club Girls in United States
Esther Sietman of Laurel Marshall county Iowa was named the best 4-H club girl in the United States by Farm Journal for leadership and club work. A $260 check plus earlier prizes from Monarch Stove Co and county fairs helped fund a year of college. Esther, a senior, will enroll at Iowa State College in home economics. she has led state 4-H clubs, won a top sewing award, and represented Iowa in national events. Fern Simmons of Oto also ranked high, receiving $10.
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Esther Sietman
Laurel
Marshall County
Farm Journal
National Farm Paper Monthly
Philadelphia
United States
Esther
Monarch Stove Co
Iowa State College
Iowa
Chicago
Era Simmons
Oto
Woodbury County
Fern
Changes S suggested in Tu tuberculosis eradication law
Des Moines Iowa November 18 Iowa must sooner or later adopt a state wide area plan for the eradication of bovine tuberculosis say 75 representatives from 68 counties at a Des Moines conference Secretary of Agriculture M G Thornburg and Governor Hammill spoke of Iowa leading in efforts Assistant Attorney General Herbert Hug cited that appeals to the supreme court in favor of the state uphold the law The conference proposed changes if no state wide plan is set including allowing testing in accredited counties without petitions retesting cattle imported into the state within 60 to 190 days and giving township trustees power to cleanse premises plus continued department of agriculture representation at hearings and a move toward gradual elimination of Bangherds and broader research into avian tuberculosis with a majority vote to establish an accreted area instead of 65 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
John Hammill
Herbert Hug
Supreme Court
Thhe
Boards of Animal Health
Department of Agriculture
Fall Freshening Beats In Dairy Experiments Say Farmers
Fall freshening is favored for dairy herds as pastures in September revive, cooling rains arrive, and cows gain strength for breeding in December. Iowa State College experts say September provides better nutrition than August, leading to higher profits for farmers through timely calving and healthier offspring.
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Earl Weaver
Iowa State College
Armistice Day Events and Local School Notes
Superior notices Mary Roberts hosted a Bringle home caller. Miss Ailwen Barger mourns her father in Estherville and Miss Post covers her high school classes. Patriot program at school yields half holiday. Auxiliaries choose delegates for Rock Rapids convention. Ex servicemen honored with supper and dance at Olson's hall. Dickinson County teachers meet, served dinner by Ladies.
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Mary Roberts
Spirit Lake
Bringle Home
Ailwen Barger
Coleman Hospital
Estherville
Miss Barger
W. BH. Hamilton
Miss Post
Misa Barger
Auxiliary
Gora Depp
Vinnie Olson
Rock Rapids
Olson
School Dismissed for Mr Barger's Funeral in Spirit Lake
Friday afternoon school let out so faculty and high school members could attend the funeral of Mr. Barger in Spirit Lake. Local notes report residents traveling from Terris and nearby towns for social events and family visits, with community updates on weather, school, and small-town activities.
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Barger
Spirit Lake
Glen Slingerland
Terris
Ewing
Curlew
McKenzie
Rochester
Minn
Donald Conlon
Mallard
Julia Garling
West Bend
A. C. Bringle
Tina Weis
Lake Park
Mrs. Bringle
M. G. Ostheimer
George Weis
Loyd Weaver
Jay Wade
Plainview
Wis
Local social notes from Estherville and surrounding areas
Mrs Jas Armstrong and daughters Violet and Mae visited the L A Chapman home in Estherville while Dickey Chapman has bronchitis. Mr and Mrs Winifred Goodge returned from Iowa City to tend his seriously ill father. Mrs J W Burkhead and Mrs H J Felkey hosted Kingston bridge sessions. Mr and Mrs Harry Kirk left for New Albany Indiana to visit relatives. Mrs H Olson and Miss Furnetta Olson visited Ed Knoles home in Burt. Mr and Mrs P G Smith visited Estherville. Mrs Jas Bunt and Mrs August Peck visited Betherville. A light political aside notes how peace talks are disrupted by war start arguments.
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Jas, Bunt
Violet
Mae
L. A
Harry Kirk
New Albany
Indiana
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Emmet County Iowa
Notice from Emmet County Sheriff Thomas Nivison that by special execution from the District Court a debt of 3156.46 plus interest and costs is secured against a parcel in Section 24 Township 99 North Range 34 West Des Moines River east. The sale is set for December 6, 1928, at the Estherville courthouse between 9 am and 4 pm with bidding starting at 10 am, to satisfy the judgment.
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District Court
Emmet
Laws
Chas. Gustafson
J. Hh, Maher
Mary Maher
J. W. Turner
First National Bank
Estherville
Town
Ernest Whiteford
Emmet County
Iowa
Des Moines
Des Moines River
Weston
Court House
Thomas Nivison
Lowe
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Dickinson County
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America
Kansas City Star
Dolliver
Prof. Claus
Bill Stow
Leonard Barrett
Thorvald Jessen
Ames
Victor Whalen
W.R
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C. O. Anderson
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Albert Brunsvold
Gordon Gruhlke
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Nelius Benson
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Ben Brunsvold
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Jack Fowler
Goldie Burdette
Jim Stillman
Gerald Stow
Armstrong
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Liberty Bell Bank
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