Numerous 4 H Champions Named At Eastern Iowa Fairs
Ray asp nsan a 1% THE WON we E HL, .-ae reports 4 H champions named at fairs across eastern Iowa. Winners include Marengo dairy show grand champion Dea Dauts of Ranca and Arthur Wallace, with numerous.Herds of Holsteins, Jerseys, Brown Swiss, and Shorthorns among first places. The article lists contestants from Keokuk, Poweshiek, and Linn counties, with Clas winners, market lambs, and display of farm animals, reflecting county fairs and 4 H demonstrations.
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Kuhns
Richardson
Guernsey
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Anamosa
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Olin
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Iowa hog and soil talk from Cascade renter interview
Interview with William Stanton jr a cash renter of 275 acres southeast of Cascade born 1902 discusses hog farming profits and the impact of price changes on margins. He argues for production control soil fertility preservation and the corn and hog programs plus flexible New Deal measures and seals on corn and oats to stabilize markets.
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Cascade
Poland
Iowa Rain Record To Date This Year
Weather note from International News Service reports Iowa precipitation figures. For the 24 hours ending Thursday at 7 am the rainfall was 0.61 inches. August to date shows 1.90 inches versus 2.71 inches normal, a deficiency of 0.81 inch. Cumulative Jan 1 to date is 13.73 inches against a normal 21.96 inches, a shortfall of 8.23 inches.
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Shredders In Cedar County Prepare For Big Run This Fall
Farmers around Tipton plan to conserve cornstalks for winter feed and bedding as hay is scarce. Much corn will be shredded for fodder with pros pects for a good crop despite ear worm damage. Late vegetables appear, potatoes are only fair, and pastures recover after recent rains.
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Tipton
600 Head Drought Cattle Shipped To Pasture In Jackson
Charles F Martin chairman of the Jackson county emergency relief committee expects at least 600 head of Iowa drought cattle to reach Jackson this week after aDes Moines contact. Pasture facilities for 1,300 head are reported and additional pastures are listed. Jackson pastures are in good condition and many farmers seek to rent acreage.
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Charles F Martin
Jackson County Emergency Relief Committee
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Tipton Cannery To Pack 700 Acres Of Sweet Corn
Special to Joe Gazette Tipton Cannery begins canning on 700 acres of corn contracted to the plant. Operations started last week after a period of inactivity. The season will extend longer than usual due to late plantings, with the same personnel as the previous season.
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Joe Gazette
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Joe Rev Palmer Canning Company
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Jones checks held up at Washington
Washington dispatch reports delays in releasing corn hog contract payments to Iowa counties. Linn county faces potential mid month payment. Jones Cedar and Benton counties await review board approvals and contract releases. Other adjacent counties like Buchanan Johnson and Iowa have contracts approved. Editor notes Jones county committee met in Des Moines with AAA leadership.
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Fence Drift Caught in the Woven Wire
R F A notes that judges differ in evaluating livestock with a calf winning grand champion at one show and placing third at another, then another calf reversing results in a repeat pattern. He mocks umpiring and livestock judging, suggesting 4 H club boys could judge them fairly.
Edgewood Grower Makes 27th State Fair Exhibit
Rev Charles H True, 87, and daughter Mabel True depart Edgewood for Des Moines for his 27th annual State fair entry. He will show apples in all classes, plus fifteen grape varieties and ten plum kinds. Weather and sprays yield scales absent for first time in fifty years, with moths found only in bait palls.
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Edgewood
Des Moines
Charles H True
Mabel True
True
Angus calf pictured as grand champion at Union District fair
Cleo Yoder of Wellman Johnson County 4-H shows the champion Angus calf at Union District fair West Liberty. The award elevates the calf to future shows in Des Moines and Chicago International.
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Cleo Yoder
Wellman
Johnson County
Des Moines
Edgewood Butter Wins Silver Medal at Iowa State Fair
Des Moines reports Ralph Flickler of Wesley scores 95 of 100 in creamery butter contest first place. R C Wilson Edgewood earns silver with 94.75, H P Engen Fertile takes bronze 94.5. Reinstated after 1933, 70 of 91 tubs receive diplomas, $700 prize money shared, winning tubs shown in exhibit.
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Wesley
Iowa State Fair
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Fertile
Minnesota
ERA Eyes 500 Acres Of Standing Corn Purchase
SIGOURNEY The Keokuk county emergency relief office aims to buy 500 acres of standing corn to stockpile forage for farmers facing winter feed shortages. Some farmers reportedly lack sufficient corn for their own livestock needs.
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Keokuk County
Sigourney
Colt Show at Ryan on Labor Day
Seventeen cash prizes will lure riders at a colt show in Ryan on September 3 as part of the town’s Labor Day celebration. Colts will be judged by Harry Linn, secretary of the Town Horse and Mule Breeders' association.
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Harry Linn
The
Town Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Relief
An old time health ad claims poor digestion and body malaise stem from the liver not releasing bile. It touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as safe, gentle vegetable extracts to stimulate bile flow and improve mood, digestion, breath, and skin, priced 26¢ at drug stores in 1930.
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