Two Brighton Area Residents Die in Separate Incidents
Brighton Pleasant Plain report states John J. Kurtz 79 a Jefferson county farmer died yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Walter Peck's home near Pleasant Plain. Emma Coffin 70 died yesterday afternoon at Jefferson county hospital after pneumonia. Funeral plans set for Kurtz Thursday at St Josephs East Pleasant Plain with Hoskins in charge. Coffin burial planned at Pleasant Plain cemetery with services by Rev Daw son and Rev Craven. Surviving relatives are listed for both families.
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Brighton
Brighton- Pleasant Plain
John Kurtz
Emma Coffin
John J. Kurtz
Jefferson County
Walter Peck
Pleasant Plain
Peck
Sermanville
Joseph
Bertha Kurtz
Emma Stortz
Vincent Crish
Fairfield
Don Gowey
Leonard Fritz
Leo
Germanville
Walter
Harriet Kaska
Bertha Spinharney
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Minick
Washington
Joe Benda
Edwin
Martin
Fairfield Hospital
Jefferson County Hospital
Friends Church
Marvin Dawson
Woolson
Nora Craven
Jeremiah
Martha Ann Bray Coffin
Miss Coffin
Sumner McCracken
Duane McCracken
Minneapolis, Minn
Roscoe
Minneapolis
Roy
Des Moines
T. Clyde
Charles
Heated water aids weight gain in steers in Idaho tests
Idaho experiments show steers given water heated to 55 degrees gain eight pounds more than those drinking normal temperature water. The study compares growth between groups to assess the effect of warmer drinking water on feed efficiency and weight gain.
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Idaho
Nitrogen in Air Valued At Seven Million Three Hundred Thousand
A writer estimates that the air over land and sea contains about nine tons of usable nitrogen per acre worth roughly seven million three hundred thousand dollars in market value. The claim highlights the potential economic importance of atmospheric nitrogen.
Life is bestowed to live for others says Evangeline Booth
A brief quotation attributed to Evangeline Booth emphasizes that life is meant for serving others. The remark frames purpose through altruism and communal duty.
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Evangeline Booth
Open Letter to Director Bliss and Iowa Consumers
James Ek. Holland argues that extension service critics misjudge farmers. He cites Farm Bureau units and AAA in Iowa showing growing 1943 production, especially soybeans flax and corn, plus rising livestock outputs. He praises farmer-led democracy and calls for trust in AAA driven by rural committees.
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R. K. Bliss
Consumers of
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Farm Bureau
France
Indeel
Army of
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Bliss
Consumer
Iowa State College
Red Cross
USO
James Ek. Holland
R.R
Pleasantville, Low
Air compression boosts food shelf life and space efficiency
Compression removes most air from food packs, cutting spoilage risk and preserving quality. Experiments show 35 to 75 percent more usable space and reduced oxidation by limiting air exposure, while shrinking surface area of the remaining air.
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