Hail Ruins Crops in Ossian Calmar Area
A severe hail and wind storm devastated crops over six to seven miles between Ossian and Calmar in Winneshiek county. Estimates place total damage from $150 000 to $500 000 with many farms losing $2 000 to $3 000 each. The event damaged buildings and windows, with two storms felt from 11:30 p m Saturday to 2:30 a m Sunday, and hailstones reportedly as large as tomato cans.
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Ossian and
Calmar
SSIAN
Ossian
Winneshiek County
Fred J. Figge
Festina
Castalia
Mr. Figgeaid
Milwaukee
Iowa
Minnesota
Rochester
Clermont
Larrabee Estate
Postville
Decorah
Upper Iowa
Dyersville
the Gazette
Henry Willenbring
Buck Rake On Tractor Speeds Haying Job
A field near Urbana uses a buck rake mounted on a tractor to quickly lift and stack clover hay. John Brody farm hosts seventy five acres with Robert Daugherty operating the tractor and stacker system to cut labor and time.
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Gazette
Spencer's Grove
John Brody
Urbana
Robert Daugherty
Shellsburg
Miles Calf Club Inspects Baby Beeves in Annual Tour
In Maquoketa the Miles calf club conducted its inspection tour with John Quist of the Ames extension department and County Agent F E Krause in charge. Calves weighed 600 to 950 pounds and showed better condition than last year. Several Hereford and Angus calves owned by local youths were examined as part of the show preparations.
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Maquoketa
Miles Calf Club
John Quist
Ames Extension Department
F. E. Krause
Quist
Peter, LeRoy
Mil Rans
Winston Wessel
Angus
Junior
Fern Mommsen
Forrest Miller
Charles Butterworths S
A. G. Stamp
Andrew Club
Berries Saved By Lugging Water To Drought Raspberry Patch
Delta sher man Garrett begins to reap rewards for carrying about 150 pails of water daily to his raspberry bushes. The crop is just starting to ripen and on Friday he and family picked ten gallons of fine quality berries.
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The
Gazette
DELTA
Sherman Garrett
Garrett
Quail Hatches Added to Delta Poultry Flock
Mrs. George Dickson near Delta expands her poultry operation with quail. After finding a quail nest while cutting alfalfa, she incubated 24 eggs from a nest. On Friday 21 bobwhites hatched, leaving her to learn how to raise them amid a large brood of ducklings and chickens.
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The
Gazette
Delta
George Dickson
Dickson
Mud Washes Into Down Hay In North Liberty Community
Rain delays haymaking in North Liberty as wet ground traps heavy down hay and slows drying. Newly mown meadows recover after rain while raspberry crops look fair and fruiting berries begin to turn. cabbage and tomato plantings advance with some early harvests.
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North Liberty
World Wool Prices Rise Worldwide Amid Strong Demand
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports rising raw wool and semi manufactured prices in major wool producing countries for May and early June. U.S. consumption rose 12 percent in April from March, and textile mill activity improved in May and June. The outlook depends on the Industrial Recovery Act and consumer purchasing power.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Boston
United States
Bureau
Lightning Kills Cows on Belle Plaine Farm
During an early Saturday storm two milk cows on the Cy Steinke farm a mile east of Belle Plaine were struck dead by lightning. The incident occurred as the severe weather swept across the area.
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the Gazette
Belle Plaine
Cy Steinke
Dairy Committee Submits Report From Washington
A national dairy conference in Washington yields a preliminary report to George N. Peek. Recommendations curb land use on leased farms and limit imports of vegetable fats and dairy substitutes. The report urges stronger production control to protect American dairy interests.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
George N. Peek
L. J. Tabor
National Grange
Department of Agriculture
L. J. Taber
Master National Grange
Columbus
H. D. Allebach
Interstate Milk- Producers Association
Philadelphia
J. H. Mason
Dairy Marketing
Radio Schedule Highlights Big City Orchestras and Public Figures
A dense list of radio programs across networks NBC CBS WABC WJZ WLS WEAF WBAP and more. It catalogs hourly segments with names like Singin Sam Kate Smith Paul Whiteman Ben Bernie and Ed Wynn plus orchestras and bands at various times.
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Rats
yAtte
Ma -Koxey
Rowswell
Reser “Eich
NBC
WJZ
Kbs
Wcco
CBS
WABC
WOWO
Kate Smith
WGN
WMT
Wm. Ward
London
WEAF
WOC
WHO
Otoman Orch
Ay Wcco
Phil Conk
Crate Orch
Conrad Thibault
WEAP
Horlick
Ensemble
Wayfaring Men
Wabc Wowo
KMOX
Paul Whiteman
IWTIC
WTAG
Goldman Band
WJZ Chain
WABBG
WLW
Lamp
CBSB
WISN
Ardwin
WGY
WGY Wocoo
Everett Marshall
KYW
WFAA
WTMJ
Theo
Earle
Phantom Gsynsvy
Gray Orch
WABBC
Hollywood
Rudy Vallee
Belasco Orch
Cole Orch
Marin Sisters
WMAQ
Hanpinten
WMT Gloshera
Sherhan
Ann Leaf
WABC_ WCCO
Merry Madcaps
Wmaq Weaf
Voice of Experience
WAC Wean
WJZ Kdka
Russell Johns
WHO Weaf
Columbia Salon Orchestra
Chs
Wabo Waco
Metty
Bob
Wjz Koil
Arist
CB8
WABO
Billy White
WAC
Wwidge's Orchestra
WOGC
Music Makers
Casanova Orchestra
Woc-Who
Apes
Wow
Robbins
Wenr
Reis and
Dean
Rapp
Satara -Newman
Wiz
Belasco Orchesatra
James Meltem
Lowell Thomas
H. OV
Kaltenborn
Amos ‘N' Andy
Mountaineers
Albert C. Ritchle
Maryland
Sette Bay
Crime Clues
Plantation
Herman Bundenen
WLS
Payne King
wMaa
Ben Bernie
KOA
Philharmonic Orchestra
Poland
Ed Wynn
WBAP
WTAM
Nino Martini
Elves At Stake
Inbc
WSM
Paice
Miss Lilla
Bet Opera Coma
Jack Denny
NHC
Betty Barthell
Prince
Floyd Gibbons
Koil Wlw
Osha Sonea
Stern
WEAN
Fence Drift Warns of Fireworks Risk Across States
A brief note warns that drifting fence wires and smoldering punk fires could ignite fireworks across the country. Authorities urge caution to prevent noise and flare ups and emphasize proper disposal of smoldering material.
Notable dairy industry figures listed across regions
In a compiled roster of industry leaders and associations, names such as Charles E. Hearst Chester H Gray and international organizations like the American Farm Bureau federation appear alongside executives from Land O Lakes Creameries Granite City Co operative Creamery and Armour and Company. Other listed figures include John Brandt Ernest H Bancroft Walter Page P L Betts Harvey P Hood and Harry N Woolman among others.
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Ciation
Des Moines
Charles E. Hearst
Chester H. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
B. F. Beach
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Detroit
John Brandt
Land O' Lakes Creameries
Minneapolis
Ernest H. Bancroft
Granite City Co-operative Creamery
Barre
Walter Page
Borflen Company
New York
H. S. Johnson
Armour and Company
Chicago
P. L. Betts
Dairy and Poultry
Charles A. Clark
Omaha
Harvey P. Hood
Boston
Harry N. Woolman
Philadelphia
Year’s Butterfat At Traer Totals 648 499 Pounds
TRAER The Traer Co operative creamery reports 648 499 pounds of butterfat for the fiscal year ending June 1, down from 654 348 the prior year. May was the heaviest month at 68 931 pounds and 17486 34 dollars paid to patrons. The creamery lists 576 active patrons.
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TRAER
Traer Co-operative Creamery
Insect Damage Reported Slight In Southwest Iowa
Chinch bug damage in southwestern Iowa is slight according to reports. A survey of nine counties found bugs in Adams and Taylor counties in appreciable quantities, with damage there not extensive.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
Adams
Taylor
Butterfat Averages Highlight Wapsie Valley Cow Test
Independence reports June yields for the Wapsie Valley Cow Test association. The 243 cows produced an average 817 pounds of milk and 31.2 pounds of butterfat per animal, with feed cost at 9.1 cents per pound of butterfat. The state hospital herd averaged 1,210 pounds milk and 43.3 butterfat across 73 cows.
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BND Gazette
Independence
Wapsle Valley Cow Test Association
Thomas Hotchkiss
Lloyd A. Thom and Son
Arvid Magnuson
Cook Farm
R. A. Nelson
J. F. Kelleher
W. J. Campbell
J. P. Spragg
Walters
Robinson and
W.J. Campbell
Roy's Beef Tops Chicago Market With 900-Pound Angus
Roy Tompkins, a 14 year old lad from near Wyoming, fed an Angus calf to 900 pounds and sold it in Chicago for 6 dollars per hundredweight topping the market last week. He and his father Lyle Tompkins traveled to Chicago to witness the sale.
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Roy
Wyoming
Roy Tompkins
Tfe
Lyle Tompkins
Chicago
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Art’s Cafe
Second Avenue E
Sport
Budweiser, Schlitz, Blatz and Country Club
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Rock Island
Brody
Tru-Ari Cut
Dairy Committee
Rels and Dunn
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Who Wow
Clara
KOIL
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WACO
Aker
Eliza
Alabama Field
HAM
Ee de Llesy
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Henry Field
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Third Avenue E
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