Swift-Re-Choshen Named Leader of American Royal Show
At the annual meeting in Kansas City James C. Swift was elected president for the coming year with William H. Wouks as vice president and general manager, B. H. Survatine secretary, and A. M. Paterson assistant secretary. The 29th American Royal will run November 17 to 24 featuring cattle, horses, sheep, mules, and industrial and educational exhibits.
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American Royal
Kansas City
James C. Swift
Eas Iy
William H. Wouks
Iiger
B. H. Survatine
A. M. Paterson
Dassitant
Tena
of State Agricultural College
Vocational Agricultural High Sehnol
Cedar Rapids Man to Conduct Cow Test in County
Carl Smith of Cedar Rapids has been employed to conduct the cow test for a newly organized Cass County cow test association. The test begins July 1 and will be shared among members. The association, first of its kind in Cass County, is sponsored by the county farm bureau as part of a broader state effort.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl. Smith
Cédar Rapids
Iowa State
Cole We
Smith
Emmonth
Emtomuambier Uf
Thes Association
Cass County
Ieiereau
Rains beneficial to all the Iowa crops says Reed
Des Moines reports from the government weather and crop bureau say the big crop is steadying despite heavy rains and other handicaps. Corn progress is good with height around 12 inches, alfalfa and clover show growth, potatoes and truck crops are thrifty, and strawberries may recover after late-season drought. Pastures have improved, while scattered windstorms and hail caused some damage.
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Des Moines
N. S
Goavernment Weather and Crop Bureau
Charles J. Reed
Jun Ti
Drouth
Ray Nyemaster Elected President Of Iowa Bankers
Ray Nyemaster of Davenport was elected president of the Iowa State Bankers Association at the annual meeting ending at noon. M. W. Bills of Charles City and E. Phelps of Mount Pleasant elected as vice president and treasurer, with resolutions urging opposition to the Norbeck bank tax and support for agricultural soundness and terminal warehouses under government supervision. Des Moines notes say eighty nine Boy Scouts head to Camp motto, while local rail work and bus service plans are mentioned as part of a broader regional update.
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Rapids
Iowa State “Bankers Association
Iowa
Congress
Norbeck Bank
Ray Nydmaster
Davenport
M. W. Bilis
Charles City
View
E. Phelphs
Mount Pleasant
Tresurer
Unclear fragment hints at event or notice
Readable text fragment mentions a Saturday moment and a person named Sara with possible names Moca and Clesini. No clear event, place, or organization available. Unable to determine concrete facts for a proper headline or summary.
Renters Operate Majority Of Iowa Farms In 1927
Iowa crop assessors report renters operated 53.9 percent of state farms in 1927. About one third of renters were relatives of owners, yielding lower rents. Tenancy concentrated in counties with high corn yields and land values, while northwest and west-central districts show highest tenancy.
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Towa
A Moines
Muri
Iowa
Dows Department of Ariculture
Ines
Howe Faver
Uwe Owate
Abe
Lee
Terry
Lee Cain Ark Berpartey
Tenacy
Scott County
Calhoun
Hamilton
Sue
Athes and
Era Bureau
Byst
James J. Brehony Dies at Home Pioneer Railroad Man
Obituary notes the death of James J. Brehony at his family home after illness. He fathered Gash ier T. and was connected with the Atlantic National Bank. He was ST years old and suffered from polagin illness before passing away today.
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James J.brehony
Gashier T. 2
Taeheny
The
Atlantic National Bank
Polagin
Council Bluffs Road Conditions Hit State Convention Attendance
Bad roads in Council Bluffs cut expected turnout for the state convention of the trav tormal Eagles. Officials noted reduced travel hindered participation and delayed arrivals from several districts.
Des Moines Masons discuss merging regional groups
In Des Moines the Negro Masons at Town and Museum opened their thirtieth annual meeting with plans to merge four Mason groups with similar bodies in Nebraska including Royal Arch and Eastern Star organizations. Master Abang announced that applications for University of Iowa College of Medicine matriculation will not be received after July 1.
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Des Moines
Town
Minuseum
Ted
Masonic
Nebraska
Master Abang
Royal Arch Arcandm
Eastern Stars
Knights ‘Nemplar
Towa City
Towa
Sity
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Tawar
Dane
Zoe
Deduh M
Ivapathe Yi
Uhe
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Judy
Ma ‘Ag
Toledo
Ohia
Pepe
Champ
Shrosh
B’gosh
Ray Nyemaster
Iowa Bankers
Town State College
den Mainds
Boy Scouts
Millgwn
Noar .Woodward
Coe
Ceria
Sara
Clesini
Emmet County
Obabe
W.B. Martin-Martin’s Store
Chestnut Street
Atlantic, Iowa
A. Bolbriggay
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Keller- Heumann- Thompson
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Keller-Heumann-Thompson
Phoenix
Racine Work
Whig
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