Hybrid vigor in hogs shown lasting four generations
Iowa experiments at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station indicate hybrid vigor can be maintained for at least four generations by crossing strong inbred lines with about one in ten inbred lines proving commercially viable. Dr L N Hazel outlined that returning to an original line reduces hybrid vigor, and urged expansion of good lines through seed stock production for small and large farmers alike.
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Iowa
AMES
L. N. Hazel
Hazel
Breeder Tests Show Crossbred Pigs Outperform Inbred Lines
In Ames experiments, crossbreeding Poland China Landrace and Duroc hogs boosted litter sizes and growth. The best Poland Landrace cross weighed 225 pounds at five months with feed of 10 pounds per 100 pounds gained. Inbred sows averaged 5.3 pigs per litter, crossing to 7.7 and 9 pigs with successive crosses. Experts emphasize pure breeding to form distinct line families and stress clean ground and disease control over antibiotics.
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Landrace
China
Hazel
J. L. Lush
Alfred L. Musson
A. L. Anderson
Lush
Maynard Spear
Fugitive From Reds Fights for America
Luke Sakowicz, 27, an Air Force recruit at Luke Air Force Base, recounts escaping Poland after family deportation to Siberia by Russian forces. He fought with the Polish Army in World War II, fled to Italy then England, Canada, and finally the United States to serve democracy. He says Americans underestimate the Russian threat.
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Peter Sakowicz
Russia
Sakowicz
Poland
Sakowiccs
Siberia
Air Force
Germany
Italy
England
Canada
United States
Air
Fishing and travel notes from Red Lake region camping trip
A writer recounts travel from Red Lake Canada via a new road open since 1949. They visit Kenora and Two Island Lake, fish the Winnipee and nearby rivers, meet friends from Havre-City area, and note a memorable fish bite incident. The piece mentions a wildlife school at Lake Darling and local channel cat and flathead fishing reports.
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Red Lake
Canada
Cours
Kenora
Geo
Reddon
Corbin Crawford
Two Island Lake
Red Lake Landing
Harry Simpson
Reddons
Harold Gerdes
Jess Stout
Dale Johnston
Carl Zieglowsky
Havre-C'ville
Winnipee River
Carl Greiner
Bob Adams
Oh Kenora
Mrs. Johnson Hosts White Cloud Club Gathering
Crawfordsville August 13 Mrs Holly Johnston entertained the White Cloud Club at her home August 5 with thirteen members one guest and two children present. President Mrs Glenn Beenblossom led the business meeting and recipes for Refrigerator Desserts were shared. Next meeting set with Mrs Harvey Thomas September 2. Various local visitors noted.
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Jack Howard
Crawfordsville
Holly Johnston
White Cloud Club
Glenn Beenblossom
Allen Schaeffer
Lawrence Hedger
Harvey Thomas
Frank Elliott
Burlington
Mary King
Cpl
Arthur Whiting
Fredricksburg
Charles Whiting
Waverly
Iowa
H. J
Local residents attend Zion Convention and visit Cedar Rapids
Jones families fish at Crosslake Minnesota. Cedar Rapids attendees Vernon Fletcher Kenneth Rhea Glenn Cherryholmes and Robert Miller visited the Glenn Fisher family in Springville. Miller attended a Young Republican rally in Muscatine. Cedar Rapids visitors included Mr. and Mrs Harold Miller and daughter Marion on Monday.
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Nome
K. R. MacDonald and Son
Union
Iowa
MacDonald
Donald Blankenhorn
Wayne Davis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ora Marlatt
Rita Anne
Robert Miller
Camp McCoy
Crosslake
Minn
Miler
Alvin Jones
Ernest
Birthday wishes as community marks nine-year pair
The notice extends birthday greetings to several local residents and confirms Maurice and Mrs Henry celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary. It lists Mrs E A Conner and daughter Nancy, Mrs H C Ward, Mrs W O Pratt, Bob Clark, Marshall Koehler of Ainsworth, and others including Mrs W J Stevens, Richard R Wings, Jack Rommel, Mrs Donald Nichols, Paul Brock, and Mrs Fay Cherwinker.
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Maurice Henry
E. A. Conner
Nancy
H. C. Ward
W. O. Pratt
Bob Clark
Marshall Koehler
Ainsworth
Theis
W. J. Stevens
Richard R. Wings
Jack Rommel
Donald Nichols
Paul Brock
Fay Cherwinker
Washington Iowa Want Ad Ledger Publication Details
Publication data for Save With Want Ads in Washington Iowa lists R E Shannon as publisher and Dave R Elder as business manager. It notes editions published afternoons except Sundays and holidays, with second class matter under March 3 1879 act, and affiliations with press associations and audit bureaus.
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Washington
Jons Elder
Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce GC. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Howard Hazen
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Presse
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Youth Lives Longer But Not Old Folks
Chicago report cites Dr. Walter L. Palmer of the University of Chicago stating that a 60 year old man today has the same life expectancy as his ancestor two years ago. He notes progress in childhood disease treatment but aging ailments remain challenge and cancer heart and circulatory diseases need remedies to extend old age survival.
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Chicago
Walter L. Palmer
University of Chicago Medical Research Center
Palmer
Massachusetts
Town TV Enthusiasts Use But One Antenna
Laconia New Hampshire residents long faced poor reception due to mountains and distance from stations. A local community TV mast with a plus cable subscription delivers what Gov Sherman Adams calls the finest television picture. The Antemapier system atop Mount Belknap is a RCA development.
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Laconia
Laconians
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Cable television comes to mountain town of Laconia
Nap describes a scheme where amplifiers and a cable run 6,000 feet down the mountain into Laconia. Homeowners can connect like telephone subscribers and receive good pictures while avoiding costly rooftop antennas.
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Nap
Laconia
Frozen Fish Thawing Timing Guidelines
Frozen fish should remain completely frozen until the moment thawing begins for cooking. Proper thawing steps ensure safe preparation and maintain quality, with attention to recommended times and methods.
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