Dairy Council aims to boost national dairy demand
The National Dairy Council plans to expand markets for butter milk ice cream and other dairy foods spending 800000 annually on promotional campaigns. A cinema driven instructional film created with Eastman Educational Films will showcase the dairy industry's history and health value to schools and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy, Council
National Organization
Dairy Council
Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa
Eastman Educational Films, Inc
America
Eastman Company
National Dairy Council
Bechtelheimer
United States
Wisconsin Dairymen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Waterloo Creamery
The Rhyming Farmer by J Edward Tufft
A rustic poem shows a farmer preparing for spring, detailing diverse chores from patching wagon boxes to mending fences. The speaker laboriously lists tasks like cleaning sheds, tending bees, repairing tools, and tidying coops as daylight fades.
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J. Edward Tufft
Funeral at Independence on Mrs Summerfelt
Funeral services for the late Mrs William Summerfelt were held at 2 PM from the First Presbyterian Church in Independence Indiana. She died early Saturday morning at her home after moving from Moline Illinois where she married Mr Summerfelt in February and recently came to Independence. She had been in usual health until a few days before death from uremic poisoning.
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Independence
William Summerfelt
First Presbyterian Church
Moline
Ill
Summier- Fele
New Cabbage Plant May Save Industry for Muscatine
Ames Iowa April 1 A strain of cabbage Tapope highly resistant to yellows has been selected from the Copenhagen Market variety and, tested by about 400 Iowa growers, shows strong adaptation to conditions. Porter Iowa State College says Lacope yields 85 to 95 percent in warm seasons, offering a solution to cabbage losses since 1920 in Muscatine county and across the state. Cabbage yellows remains in soil for years, making resistant strains the practical control. Iowa growers urged to plant more Iacape seed to cut losses.
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Ames
Copenhagen
R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Muscatine County
Muscatine Island
Lowa
Porter
Walters Werd 6 Again First In Pioneer Testing
G F Walters owns the high Pioneer herd with 49.8 pound month average from purebred Holsteins. J Wilbur Miller second with 42.6 pounds. The Hansen cow produced 60.3 fat pounds in 0 days. a Walters purebred Holstein second among high cows at 73.8 fat. O L Hamer herd had a top production of 2,207 pounds milk and 10.2 fat. Other top ten includes L L Hamer, A L Forney, H A Anton, Ente Farm Co, R We Lichty, Homer Fike, U L Blough & Son, S Pajor, Homer, and Wilbur Miller.
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Pioneer Herd Improvement Association
Gerhard Mayer
Pioneer
G. F. Walters
J. Wilbur Miller
Walters
Johnson Farm No. 1
Hansen
High Walters
O. L. Hamer
Li. Hamer
A. L. Forney
H. A. Anton
Ente Farm Company
R. We Lichty
Homer Fike
U7. L. Blough & Son
Remedy for Electric Danger From Moving Belts
Washington April 1 a safety advance from static electricity dangers on moving belts may aid farmers and industry. United States Department of Agriculture researchers led by David J Price reported experiments showing static charges up to 40000 volts can form on belts. They tested methods to make rubber or leather belts conduct electricity using aluminum bronze or copper additives in spar varnish to neutralize charges as they form.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
David J. Price
Chemical Engineering
FP. W. Edwards
J. O. Reed
Bureau
Price
Edwards
Reed
Farmer Questions and Comments Invited
Readers may address inquiries and remarks to the Editor in the Farm Department at the Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo Iowa. Messages should be directed to the newspaper and include contact information for replies.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Towa
Paola milliner marks 47 Easter hats at United Hat shop
Paola Kansas April 1 For forty seven Easters Mrs Fannie Allee has sold nuts and hats at the United Hat shop. Now 77 she recalls early hat styles and notes modern fashions are prettier She trained many young hat makers and praises the smartness and kindness of today’s young women while reflecting on changes in respect for working women.
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Paola
Kan
Fannie Allee
Bagla
United Hat Shop
Chicago
Tommyrof
Alice
Pala
Ashland
Ohio
Easter Observed in Independence Churches
Easter Sunday activities filled Independence churches with services across denominations. Catholic masses at 7:45 and 10, Episcopal morning service at 7:30 with communion, 11 oclock prayer with Knights Templar, sunrise union service at 6 AM at First Baptist. Union music at 7:30 PM. Lutheran and German Presbyterian also held morning services.
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Independence
St. Joseph's
St. John's
St. James Episcopal
Paul ©. Shuart
Knights Templar
Union
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Caldwell Johnson
Immanuel Lutheran Hirch
A. H. Zeilinger
Easter Pageant Dawning Draws Large Attendance
The Dawning Easter pageant by the Church of the Brethren Sunday school drew a large crowd. 36 cast members portrayed Longinus, Thomas, John, Peter, Mary Magdalene and others outside a Jerusalem gate with Roman-Circus scenes and fighting animals.
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Church of the Brethren Sunday School
Church of the Brethren
Jerusalem
Longinus
Lawrence Rulon
Jack Thompson
Thomas
Harry Wagoner
John
C. H. Gragy
Mary Magdalene
Vernon Sehrock
Peter
Lelia Gnagy
Rhoda
Joe Robertson
Wilam Miller
Elks for Adoption Offered Amid Range Shortage
San Francisco April 1 The government offers free elk to adopters willing to provide a home in western Montana. The program, tied to rising elk and buffalo populations, aims to curb grazing pressure as spring grass is scarce and hay costs rise to feed buffalo.
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San Francisco
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Sam
Fragmented Balance Sheet Items From Reserve District Notes
The readable OCR segment lists financial account lines such as Loans and discounts, Overdrafts, United States Government securities owned, and Other assets. It mentions banking house and fixtures, real estate owned, reserve with Federal Reserve Bank, cash and due from banks, and redemption funds, but many items are garbled.
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United States
Anking” Haus
Federal Reserve Bank
U. & Treasur
Wee Bee Wee
U. S. Treasury
Cohagan Names Hi Gaptaing Al Allen Campaign
Cohagan, mayor of a division at Allen Memorial Hospital campaign, announces a completed personnel of captains: Rev. O. M. Yagey, W. L. Buckley, Mrs. CG. BE. Geiger, C. Ri Miller, and Charles W. Kine. Each captain will secure at least six workers to begin prospect solicitation on April 13. The community responsibility.
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S&s
Hospital costs vs services feel margin for public care
Clyde Hinson states hospital upkeep costs differ from service fees. He notes public ward averages about 20 dollars weekly while total costs reach 32.50 per patient weekly. He argues city insurance forms exist and civic support keeps departments funded, stressing Allen Memorial Hospital’s readiness and open doors. The final line about diamonds seems out of context.
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Clyde Hinson
Sales Army
Allen Memorial
Hinson
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