Mexico Through Kay Metz Eyes A Iowa Journal Woman Abroad
Kay Metz, editor of the Lamont Chronicle and member of the 53rd Iowa General Assembly, writes a weekly column from Mexico under an Iowa Press Association exchange. She reports on President Miguel Aleman's reforms, peso woes, and Mexican progress in agriculture and communications, plus a Puebla trip featuring a bicycle race and Cholula’s churches.
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Mexico
Kay Metz
Lamont Chronicle
Metz
Iowa
53Rd General Assembly
Iowa Press Association
Senor Alvarez de la Cadena
Mexico City
Esto
Hermando Cortez
Spain
Benito Juarez
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon
Maxmillian
Austria
Juarez
Texas
United States
Miguel Aleman
Aleman
New Mexico
Western Union
Rockerfeller
Mexican National Corn Commission
Manhattan
Tropics
Pines
Egypt
Switzerland
Italy
Puebla
Federal District
Valseca
Iowan Sawyer Elected President of National Seed Trade Group
Jowan R H Sawyer executive of Earl May Seed Co Shenandoah Iowa was elected president of the American Seed Trade Association at its annual meeting in Washington DC. He is the first Iowan to hold the post in the national body of over 1000 leading seed firms.
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R. H. Sawyer
Earl May Seed Co
Shenandoah
Iowa
American Seed Trade Association
Washington
D. C
Sawyer
Reforestation Need Signals Large U S Land Gap
Estimates indicate over 60 million acres across the United States require immediate reforestation efforts. Experts warn accelerated tree planting is essential to restore ecosystems, protect watersheds, and bolster wildlife habitats nationwide.
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U.S
Fame Comes To Old Resident C M Strain
In Crawfordsville on June 24 Mrs J A Raymond notes fame comes to Charly Strain an old town resident as a clipping from San Pedro California outlines plans for an Oldsters Recreation Club with CM Strain as president and G J Ross as secretary. A meeting at Alma park at 2 00 p m June 4 will organize committees to promote recreation for elderly people. Other local notes include visits, dinners, and sick list updates.
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J. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
Earl Ferguson
Charly Starin
San Pedro
Calif
Oldsters Recreation Club
CM Strain
G. J. Ross
Alma Park
Clarence Lowe
Don Miller
Olds
Owatego
Ill
Ed Huston
Five New Members Initiated Into TTT
Brighton reports five new members initiated at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Leland Horton. Initiates include Mrs. Omari Hoskins Mrs. Keith Barnes Mrs. James Morgan and daughter Rose Marie and Mrs William Kraemer.
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Brighton
the. T's
Leland Horton
Omari Hoskins
Keith Barnes
James Morgan
Rose Marie
William Kraemer
Boresau
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Martha Kasowski
Howard Reighard
Pauline Stewart
Lon Funston
Ventura
Calif
Harold Pacha
Galeshore
Joe Pacha
Jesse Hberry
Mediapolis
F. D. Berry
David Day
David, Jr
Iowa City
Wilbur Day Home
Do Not Strain Citrus Juices For Vitamin C
The pulp in citrus juices holds much of the vitamin C. For maximum vitamin value, avoid straining the juice to keep the pulp.
Chimpanzees Compared to Humans in Intelligence
A report notes that chimpanzees exhibit intelligence comparable to humans, highlighting their advanced problem solving and social behavior among nonhuman animals.
Evelyn McKee to Marry in Early Fall
Engagement announced for Evelyn Louise McKee of Conesville to Carrol K. Mulford of Little York Illinois. The wedding is planned for early fall.
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Evelyn McKee
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Evelyn Louise McKee
Conesville
J. Kelly McKee
Mr. McKee
Carrol K. Mulford
la Verne Mulford
Little York
Columbus City Township
Marilyn Hill
Leo Thomas
Department of Geology
Iowa State College
Ames
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas
Wanda Marshall
Marshall
Thomas Employes
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Chautauqua Park
Egg losses during transport skew farm to table losses
About one in twenty eggs fail to reach consumers each year. Roughly two billion eggs, or five percent of annual production, become inedible or are broken during the lengthy journey from producer to consumer.
A Child’s Cheer and City Notes From A School Reader
A grateful reflection on youth kindness and city life recounts a boy’s cheery greetings to strangers, the joy seen in an elderly passerby, and a community drive against speeders. The writer notes rain benefiting gardens, a playful Milwaukee gasoline train, and urges safer traffic signals with a flashing green light. Plans for a home complete with plan service are mentioned.
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Washington Hospital
Catholic Daughters of America
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