Veterans Affairs reports on dental care and benefits trends
The Washington Bureau notes VA dental service for veterans with service connected disabilities totaled about 1.95 million dollars by November 30 with 1.759 million paid to dentists. Applications for treatments reached 207 thousand. 99,055 veterans were in VA hospitals. The column answers readers on pensions for adopted grandchildren, war bond questions, and divorce rights for service members, detailing eligibility and steps.
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Epior
Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Eye Street N
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Administration
American Dental Association
State Dental Society
G.I
National Service
Dalton
Japan
Livingston
Ky. A
U. S. Army
St. Louis 2
Melstone
Mont. A
Adolphus, Ky. A
Excavations Reveal Wall Sculptures and Rugs at Sargon II Site
Archaeologists uncover wall sculptures at the ancient city of Sargon II in Assyria dating to 722 705 B C. The finds include elaborately designed oriental rugs reflecting royal craft and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargon II
Assyria
Mastitis Control Methods Highlight New Treatments
The article notes mastitis as a controllable disease through carrier identification and proper treatment. It cites a Utah agricultural station report on colloidal silver oxide in mineral oil for chronic cases, effective against streptococci, with strict udder sanitation and a 15 day milk ban after injection. Other suggested compounds include tyrothricin sulfanilamide in oil and penicillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Concrete Water Tank With Surrounding Paved Platform
A concrete livestock watering tank provides a watertight supply of fresh water. A six foot wide concrete paving around the tank creates a clean mud free platform for livestock to stand on.
Slanting Farrowing Floors Aids Piglet Survival
A Kentucky accident inspired a slanted floor design in farrowing houses that directs piglets to the lower end while sows choose the higher side. The method increases efficiency and is widely commended by the U S Department of Agriculture for potential gains in meat production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
U.S.D.A
Food Value of Meat
The article explains meat chiefly supplies protein essential for child growth and adult body maintenance. It notes protein's role in development and daily sustenance, highlighting meat as a primary source of this nutrient.
Riverside Women Change Meeting Day and Social Notes
The January Riverside page reports the Women's Cat native Order of Foresters meeting at Mrs Elmo Knittel home changing meeting to the third Thursday monthly with refreshments by Mrs Knittel and daughter. Local visits include Mrs Mary Schnoebelen in Muscatine and new baby in the Stacher home.
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Riverside
Order of Foresters
Elmo Knittel
Knittel
Thomas Bowstead
R. H. Heitznan
Matilde Wiielend
Mary Schnoebelen
Hiverside
Verne Stacher
Muscatine
Stacher
George Pogge
Delbert Bullard
Betty
Jane
West Point
A. H. Pogge
Albert Duwa
Robert Duwa
St Louis
James Robert
Louis Dautremont
Manson
Iowa
John C. Dautremont
Joseph Shradel
Anc
C. B. Putnam
Tommie
Susan
Iowa City
Shracel
Mela Hora
Near
Cotter
Milky Glasses Bottle Brush Stands Out for Milk Rinsing
A baby bottle brush proves ideal for washing milky glasses. Rinse promptly in cold water to prevent stubborn rings, keeping drinkware clear after milk-heavy family use.
Peters visit surprises Pilotburg relatives
Wen dell Peters and his bride visit at the Kenneth Peters home in Pilotburg. The Ferguson family nearby celebrated birthdays with Mr. Ferguson turning 85 and Mrs. Ferguson 77. Mr and Mrs James Chalupa observed their 42nd wedding anniversary with sons Clem and Raymond joining for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Wendell Peters
Bride
Kenneth Peters
Independence
Ferguson
Pouly Kauffman
James Chalupa
Clem
Raymond
Weekly and public sales across Iowa flood the calendar
The column lists Friday community sale at Whittaker sale barn and livestock sales at Midway Sales, Columbus Junction, with multiple public auctions across Keota Washington Hillsboro Winfield and Brighton. Notable dates range January 27 to February 5 with times from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and venues including highways 16 92 gravel roads and country lines.
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Whittaker
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Keota
Clear Creek
Tom Warr
Washington
Donald Smith
Closing Out and Gilt Sale Notices from Rural Auction Events
The notices list multiple sales on February 6 and February 12 with start times at 11:00 or 12:30. Location details include 1 mile east of West Chester on oil road and 14 miles south of Ainsworth on hard road, with venues at Knotek Bros and Timm, J. H. Miller, Karl Marr, and Elmer Bain. Participants include Ray mond Redlinger and others.
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Raymond Redlinger
Sale
West Chester
Oil Road
J. H. Miller
Ainsworth School
Karl Marr
Washington
Wayland
Elmer Bain
Kalona
Prairie Flower Church
Poland & Hampshire
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Veterans’ Dental
St. Louis
Mo. A
R. B
Rochester
Louis Wolfe
Rip van Winkle
Department OF Agriculture
Tom C. Clark
Kenneth Romney
International
Riverside News
AH. Woolsey
Marionla
Carl T. Anderson
Anderson Farm
Lester Leeper
Ayers Farm
Albert Maas
Elder
Pilotburg News
Journal
Hillsboro
Mt. Pleasant
Guy Helterbran
Winfield
C. C. Matthews & Co
Ramseyer
Ramseyer’s Hatchery
E. Wash
John Patterson & Farmers Implement CO
Reister Bros. Produce — Creamery — Hatchery
Dixie Dugan
George
This IS
Due Dugan and
Ken Bradford
IS Maggie Doakes
By McEvoy
Striebel
Knotek Bros
Timm
Geerlings
Fred W. Bell
South 4Th Phone
Wayne Simerman
Russell On Co
Chicago Yard
S. Sean
Dillon Schantz
Washington, Iowa
Ford Ferguson
Ford Tractor
John Deere
Barrow
Litchfield
McComick-Deering
Oliver
International Corn
HAY & Grain
Briggs-Stratton
Monarch
E. P. Sandy
Brown & Bruty, Auctioneers
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