Meat consumption to stay large says university expert
H O Filley of the University of Nebraska says U S families will keep buying beefsteaks roasts lamb chops and pork as long as prices stay low. He notes meat is cheap because livestock prices rose less than wages over 30 years and cites factors sustaining demand including meat hunger nutrition and slower price gains in livestock products.
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Topeka
Kansas
H. O. Filley
University of Nebraska
Capper
Filley
The
United States
Meat demand seen rising with population and living standards
An optimistic analysis notes postwar meat production may not stay as large as in 1943 45 but expects gradual population and income growth to lift consumption of meat and animal protein while warning that pursuit of nonessentials like alcohol tobacco and gambling could trim meat demand. Social notes record Cora Pringle's birthday March 31 celebrations and visitors including Mr and Mrs Floyd Dunbar with their cake laden gathering.
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Filley
Cora Pringle
Floyd Dunbar
Leo ‘Jack
Dunbar
J. W. Dunbar
Art Cooper
Marjory
Clifford Atkins
Fairfield
Farm Bureau Club Honors Dunbars at Anniversary Dinner
Brighton farmers club surprised Mr and Mrs Carl Dunbar with baskets during their 46th wedding anniversary celebration. Other notes: Mrs Wayne Spencer returned from Arizona aiding parents’ 50th anniversary. district leader Dr Scheurman led quarterly church conference. various local visits and military enlistment of Donald Linn. multiple family visits and care updates across town.
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Edna Crile
Brighton
Willing
Workers Farm Bureau Club
Carl Dunbar
Wayne Spencer
Arvispe
Camp
Scheurman
Methodist
James Whisler
Bloomfield
Monnay
Des Moines
Ida Irwin
Ethel McChurch
Washington
William Spencer
Stockport
L. E. MccAfee
Harmony Club
Scoofer
John Peters Receives White Collie From Weber's Ad
John Lee Peters, two, son of Mr and Mrs Roger Peters near Columbus Junction, is happy owner of a large white collie given by G W Weber after an advertisement seeking a home for the dog. Within hours Weber and Huston office receives 17 offers for the pet. James K Lee, ex serviceman from Kinross, purchased the Corner Cafe.
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Columbus Junction
John Lee Peters
Roger Peters
Here
G. W. Weter
Loreal
Weber and Huston
James K. Lee
Kinross
Corner Cafe
Havre Social Notes List Local Visits and Celebrations
Havre residents report weekend gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Among those noted are Mr and Mrs Forrest Mullen and children at Elmer Mason home, Cleo Mason recently discharged from the army, and multiple visits involving Zieglowsky, Stout, Elmore, Koehler, Willmer, Richards, Eisele, and Groves families through Friday to Monday.
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Lewis Hering
Havre
Avil
Forrest Mullen
Elmer Mason
Jesse Stout
Eugene Elmore
Pleasant Plain
Fire ruins washhouse on Werman Welenever farm near town
A fire Monday afternoon destroyed the interior and contents of a washhouse at the Werman Welenever farm about a mile north of town. The local fire department aided in saving other buildings. Mr. Lees family plans to move here once housing is found. Mrs H W Donaldson of Burlington was visiting with her sister Mrs Hertman.
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Werman Welenever
Here
H. W. Donaldson
Burlington
Hertman Wehnever
Weekend Guests Visit Lisle Hering and Friends
A sequence of local visits notes multiple households hosting relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Charles and family from Iowa City joined Lisle Hering. Martha Zieglowsky joined the Carl Zieglowsky party to the Sam Baker home. Mrs. George Koehler spent Monday with the John Zieglowskys. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eisele and Lee visited the John Hauensten home on Sunday.
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Charles
Iowa City
Lisle Hering
Martha Zieglowsky
Carl Zieglowsky
Sam Baker
George Koehler
John Zieglowskys
Fred Eisele and
Lee
John Hauensten Home
Iowa Districts Grow as Dallas and Hancock Form
The Iowa soil conservation commission announces 72 districts now exist after Dallas County voters approve 52 to 2 and Hancock County votes 183 to 31. Dallas directors are Ralph Mortimer, L. H. Mendenhall, Earlham, and J. M. Gutshall. Hancock directors are L. A. Barber, Ben Riemer, Garner, and W. J. Rasmussen.
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Dallas
Hancock Counties
Iowa
The
Soil Conservation Commission
Ralph Mortimer
Dallas Center
L. H. Mendenhall
Earlham
J. M. Gutshall
van Meter
Hancock County
L. A. Barber Kanawha
Ben Riemer
Garner
W. J. Rasmussen
Britt
Pasture hogs help save corn and proteins this year
County extension director Lee Sturgeon says pasture use is advised to conserve feed as grain and protein supplies run short. Swine expert Quaile recommends on pasture or limited corn rations with a self fed mix of oats alfalfa and protein supplements, plus minerals, for sows and young pigs to start and finish on pasture.
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Lee Sturgeon
BE. L. Quaile
Lows State College
Quaife
Redwood Fossil Finds Show Global Past of Redwoods
Fossil discoveries indicate redwoods were once widespread globally, with California as a unique refuge where the trees survived the glacier era rather than going extinct.
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California
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Olds
Lee Shaffer
Crawfordsville, Iowa
John Peters
Callie
Webers
Martha Butler
Claude McCoy
Cleo
Carla Jean
John Zieglowsky
Clarence Zieglowsky
Lida
Wil Richards
Hon Wiley
Floyd Stover
Fred Eisele
Roscoe Groves
State Theatre
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Lou Costello
H. A. Harbison
Mr. Lee
Styl
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