Nutrition notes urge proper diet for health and disease
A Waterloo Evening Courier column by Mrs Alma Jones and Miss Miriam Birdseye discusses diet's impact on health, citing Japanese paralyzed poultry from polished rice diets and a U.S. case of a girl who walked after switching to better foods. It stresses maternal awareness and the link between nutrition and disease prevention.
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Alma IL Jones
Miriam Birdseye
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States
Eobert McCarrison
Oxford
England
Fayette county girls club event draws many mothers in Oelwein
The Fayette county girls club met at KC hall despite bad roads and inclement weather. Four clubs reported last year’s work while Miss Arnquist spoke of her France trip with the Town girls’ demonstration team. Mrs Hall, Scott township leader, elected county chairman for 1924 and plans to assist townships in girls’ work.
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Oelwein
Fayette County
KC. Hall
Jefferson
Scott Townships
Qusenhion
Arnquist
France
Josephine Rau
Scott Township
Ames
Rau
Scott Club
Bari Hall
Fayelle County
Hall
West Union
Chicago
W. H. Hatch
Grundy County Cows Dominate State Test Results
Bailey Brothers purebred Volstein herd from Marshalltown won top honors for milk and butterfat in the Marshall-Grundy Cow Test Association. Cows from Stewart Brothers Conrad Was sec produced high milk, while Landon herd Marshalltown led butterfat with 38 pounds per cow. Blue and Nig from Wasbroney top individual fat totals. Gladiola of Gilt Edge Tama and Nora's Best also posted strong yearly marks in Marshall County.
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Grundy Center
Bailey Brothers
Volstein
Marshalltown
Marshall-Grundy Cow Test Association
Stewart Brothers
Conrad
Charles Landen
Landon
Ike Hasbrouck
Marehall County
Guernseys
Stewart
Ed Sligh
Blue
Wasbroney
Mr. Landon
Sligh
Marshall County
Gladiola
Tama
Guernsey
TC. Gould
Giman
Nora's
Garl Noren
Marshall
Helfer
Guy Coulter
Grondy County
Fayette Holstein Breeders Plan County Sale in March
Fayette Holstein Breeders' association will hold a public animal auction in West Union Iowa on Wednesday March 12. Nine to ten breeders consign one or two head each for about 27 animals. The group aims to promote a Holstein cart club and strengthen county sales with support from the county fair bureau.
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West Union
Paretts County
Holstein Cart Club
Fayette
County Falia Bureau
Iowan in Texas uses corn for decoration and wins prize
Dee Moines reports R W Cassady Iowa agriculture secretary receives a letter from Francis Sesvier in San Antonio Texas describing a mid winter campus parade. Sesvier head of Iowa Vegetable Growers Association and Iowa State Horticultural Society won first prize for a car decorated with corn after collecting corn from two counties for suitable size and quality.
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Texas
Dee Moines
R. W. Cassady
Frencis Sescier
Des Moines
San Antonio
Sescier
Iowa Vegetable Growers’ Association
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Hawaii
Canada
Sesvier
Women meetings announced in three Breter townships
Waverly Iowa February 27 meetings of women in three Breter county townships are announced by Russ Margaret Harris home demonstration agent for next week. Dayton township women will meet for an all day session at the home of Mrs Frank Ambrose March 6 a meeting with Mrs George Wintenburg cereals will be studied an all day lesson March at the home of Mrs W Ta Colburn nutrition work in meal planning for various occasions will be aims wont
Clothing Training Moves Across Grady Center Area
Clothing training schools supervised by Mrs. Hl. W. Johnson Ames extended to 10 townships in Grundy Center area. Colfax-Lincoln meeting held at Mrs. Andrew Franken home with 12 leaders. Washington Township led first lesson with foundation pattern and dress form. Mrs. Herman Delfs hosted. Plans formed to obtain dress forms and patterns as March meetings prepare to organize farm women’s work.
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Grundy Center
Hl. W. Johnson
Ames
Colfax-Lincoln
Andrew Franken
Washington Township
Digiriv
Félinis
Herman Delfs
Watriet No
Washington
Eagle township women study nutrition at all day meeting
The Kurean club of Eagle township gathered at Mrs. home for an all day session on the third lesson in nutrition. They explored the value and uses of milk and prepared a special menu using dairy in every dish to show easy ways to apply dairy products at home. One mother noted how meal planning guides help children choose foods and plan meals.
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Kurean Club
Eagle Township
Eagle Club
Women clubs share cooking and craft tips at February gathering
Grundy Center and Grant township groups meet to craft paper flowers and make soap. Fairfield Beaver Farm Bureau improvement club plans healthier brown breads for school lunches. Seventeen attend DeWitt Hettman home and discuss apron patterns and curing meats.
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Grundy Center
Melrose Farm Bureau Women’s Club
Hefsons
Know Your Neighbor Club
Grant Township
Fred Shoup
Fairfield-Beaver Farm Bureau Improvement Club
DeWitt Hettman
Club Plans Mane Eldora Ta Feb 26
Plans were made for 1424 girls clubs in Hardin county during a meeting Thursday Miss Packman Ames was scheduled here Song suggestions were discussed for the season Last year 13 clubs in Hardin county had over 260 members Club work is becoming a major farm bureau project with members reportedly receiving substantial food through the work
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Eldora
Har Counts
Apting
Mt Vernon Women Delayed Nutrition Class Meeting
Women of Mt Vernon township will meet tomorrow for the second lesson in the nutrition course at the jail. A postponed gathering. The township farm bureau meets Friday night at the hall. Supper will not be served. East Waterloo Farm Bureau holds an all day meeting Friday Feb 29 at the Widdel home. The next nutrition lesson to be studied by women. All East Waterloo farmers and wives invited.
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Farmer
Mt. Vernon Township
East Waterloo Township
Nutrition training for women in Waterloo granted March 12
The Black Hawk county farm bureau announces a nutrition training session for Waterloo women on Wednesday March 12 at Centar Falls. Mrs. Alm Jones will teach town leaders about using meats and eggs, stressing vitamins and minerals to counter spring fever and improve diets. Real estate transfers listed include several parcels in Cedar Valley developments and Tye Park Places.
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Hawke County
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
Centar Falls
Alm Jones
Epee Gaust
Black Hawt. Fod Abstract Co
Sarah ‘Wellein
Willon Wetlein
Haye
Cedar Valley Development Co
Harold Barden
Pleasant View O
Prices in New York and Chicago Today
New York and Chicago produce markets report mixed, with butter and creamery items showing varied quotes, eggs steady to higher, poultry demand noting dressed and live birds, and potatoes in Chicago trading slow. Foreign exchange and other commodities including wool, hides, cotton, and coffee appear with fluctuating rates and futures movements.
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New York
Chicago
Corn Markets Rise Amid Strong Buying by Commissions
Chicago buyers push corn futures higher as persistent demand from commission houses underpins fresh strength. Wheat and oats follow with firm closes and new seasonal highs in July and September contracts, while hogs drag provisions lower amid weaker values. Local quotes show variation across corn, wheat, oats, and barley with mixed futures activity in Chicago and New York markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mehieher
New York
Waterloo
Waterton
Toledo
Ben Seare
Alsthe
Timothy
Odgia
Eses
Fresh
Waterloo Co-op
Omaha Grady
Ty Way
Swift Boo
Tondo
Mania
Joseph
Rou
Fen
Hogs and Cattle Trade Mixed on Tu esday Prices
Chicago market reports show HOGS receipts 28 000 with most bids lower by about 10 cents from yesterday. CATTLE receipts 11 000 with steers and yearlings steady to higher, top prices around 11 20 for matured steers and 10 75 for bullocks, in contrast to mixed hogs and steady to higher sheep activity.
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Chicago
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Steady. Inc
ST. Paul
South St. Paul
Minn
ST. Louis
St. Louis, Jr
Utk
Sioux City
Lewer
ST. Joseph
Market Sluggish at Open with Mixed Downtick in Stocks
Opening trading showed sluggish activity with several heavy copper and chemical issues pressing lower and a few steel and oil shares selling off. DuPont Davison Chemical and Sears Roebuck led losses while Fisher Body jumped to near year highs, as call money opened at 4 percent and many blue chips posted fractional declines.
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International Paper
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