Icy weeks of 1948 linger in a frostbitten memory
Nellie M Wittmer recalls a severe fall while tending ashes, a bruised back and torn wrist, plus the humor of locals who joke about sprinkling ashes on the tee. She notes the cost of x rays and the challenge of daily tasks with one hand while reflecting on a humorous epitaph about not wanting to wash dishes in heaven.
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Nellie M. Wittmer
Bee Line Transit seeks certificate to operate in Iowa
Official notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission states Bee Line Transit of Washington Iowa has applied for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to carry passengers between Junction U S Highway 218 and Towa Highway 22 and Lone Tree in Washington and Johnson Counties. A public hearing is set for April 7 1948 at 10 00 am at the Commission office in Des Moines.
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Washington County
Bee Line Transit, Inc
Washington
Iowa
Towa State Commerce Commission
Lone Tree
Towa
Johnson Counties
Des Moines
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Onions of Love and a Teen Authors Chit Chat
A reader recalls a column misattributed to a Teen-ager and muses on gossip versus silence. The piece muses on revenge, restraint, and the value of choosing to rise above petty conflict.
Struggle and Reward in a Hard Road
A reflective verse on choosing struggle over ease. The speaker argues worthwhile rewards come to those who strive and reach or climb, noting that easier paths yield lesser fruit and effort yields prime results.
Sweeten Up the Kitchen
Kitchen odors can be eliminated by an exhaust fan installed in the wall window or transom over the door. The device also aids in cooling the kitchen on hot days.
Milk County Leads World Milk Output in California
Milk County in Los Angeles County California houses 127000 cows and produces over 400 million quarts of milk annually, becoming the largest per county dairy production globally.
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Los Angeles County
California
Kenrick Introduces Mulberry Tree and Silk Industry in America
William Kenrick is credited with introducing the mulberry tree and the silk industry to the United States, marking a key development in early American agriculture and textiles.
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America
William Kenrick
Prolific Codfish and Subsidy Costs Reported
Prolific codfish produce about two million eggs in a single spawning. Britain faces 1.7 billion dollars in subsidies this year for food and clothing.
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Britain
Washington Iowa Evening Journal masthead and notices
The Washington Iowa Evening Journal lists staff positions and masthead details including publisher managing editor business manager and editors. It notes publication schedule and post office classification and lists associations and subscriptions terms with a docket number H-5960.
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the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Shannon
R. Je Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Wlusiness
Bruce CC. Cowden
Charken Morris
W. J. Shannon
Ma Marble
Prished
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Lally Press
Iowa Daily Press
Lows
Audit Bureau of
Good Grass and Grassland Management for Higher Yields
Swift & Company urges ranchers and farmers to expand grassland productivity. Experts from the USDA and soil conservation services back range and pasture improvements with practices like balanced stocking, rotation grazing, irrigation, and erosion control. They emphasize consulting county agents, soil technicians, and state colleges for guidance and technical help.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Swift & Company
Electric brooders cut piglet death losses in cold weather
Purdue University surveys show one in three piglets dies before weaning. Using electric brooders in individual farrowing houses saved about 1.5 pigs per litter, cutting death loss from chilling from 10 percent to 2.2 percent. Heated brooders prove most practical, with a 150 watt lamp as simplest setup.
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C. M. Vestal
Purdue University
Flattery as soft soap and its harsh tincture of lye
The line equates flattery to soft soap and notes its harshness from lye like a warning about superficial praise. It contrasts smooth talk with underlying caustic truth, suggesting flatterers mask sharp consequences behind pleasing language.
Swift profits hinge on careful planning and savings
The article argues that profits come from efficiency and cost cutting across operations. It highlights 1947 earnings of 22,334,977 after a 12,000,000 provisioning for fixed assets, noting savings from new methods, modern equipment, and Swift research. It stresses daily, small economies that add to profits in agriculture and industry.
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Swift
Weigh em to Swift Swift buys steer load at stockyards
The scene shows cattle pushed to scales with the cry weigh em to Swift as Swift & Company purchases a lot of steers. Competition among some 26 000 meat packers shapes bids and prices based on meat by products and overall value to Swift.
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Swift
Swift & Comp
United States
Swift & Company
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