Music Memory Contest crowns Be Natural 4-H group in Linn County rally
Be Natural 4-H club of Jackson township won the Linn County Rally Day music memory contest at Cedar Rapids with a perfect score by 104 of 216 entrants. C2 F2 of College township placed second, Jolly Juniors Fairfax third, Whittier Gleaners Brown fourth, and Jackson Juniors fifth as 350 attendees heard performances at First Presbyterian Church.
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Be Natural
Jackson Township
Cedar Rapids
College Township
Jolly Juniors
Fairfax
Whittier Gleaners of
Brown
Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
Beethoven Erd
Harold Reeves
Eleanor Taylor
Bernice Baldwin
Winifred Murray
Uctile Gove
Clinton county rally day elected 4-H officers and winners
Clinton county 4-H rally day results include Katherine McQuire elected president with Evelyn Dunning as vice president and Eleanor Larkin as secretary treasurer. Rita Pigott named historian. Merrymakers from Franklin township won music memory honors. Ione Lamborn named honorary member. New leaders installed by former officers.
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M. Veg
I. Ts Tee Ge
Hansen
DeWit Jolly Workers
Clinten County
Harriet Henrichsen
Almont Hustlers
Lila Machande
Willing Workers
Lost Nation
Rachel Carlson
Wide Awake
Camanche
Charles Mortensen
Delmar
Clinton County Farm Bureau
Brookfield Cheerio Club
Willing Workers of
Elvira Hi Ho
Helen Mae Howson
Low Moor
Helen Creger
Elwood
Maxine Chamberlain
Charlotte
Dorothy Roll
DeWitt
Geneva Gartman
Clinton County
Ames
Katherine McQuire
Sove's
Waukon
Franklin Township
Allamakee
Evelyn Dunning
Eleanor Larkin
Rita Pigott
Marie Voelker
Evert Weigle
Helena Dilger
Decorah
Horace Clark
Farm Bureau
Fred O'Riley
Ione Lamborn
Garden Sass Inspires Fresh Take On Vegetables
A Country Woman quips about the gardener who loves digging and chewing tobacco over orderly beds. She notes vitamins and cost savings from tidy alphabetic rows, while the end-chewing keeper binds to soil contact and garden pleasure.
Creamery Patrons Plan Picnic In New Wadena Building
WEST UNION The Riverside creamery at Wadena will host a picnic for 225 patrons and families Tuesday in the new 34 by 59 foot creamery building, future equipment moves set for Thursday. The building cost 2500 dollars, plus about 1005 for air machinery. Patrons financed the improvements by debt certificates. officers include President Jo Fressive and Secretary W oF Meare, with directors Ernst Erte and Carl Geiring.
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West Union
Riverside
Wadena
Riverside Creamery
Moeth Tama Association 24.2-Lb Average
Fragments describe a Moeth Tama Association product with 24.2 pound average weight and a row of garbled text likely from an ad or data table. The readable parts indicate listing metrics or measurements and may reference a quantity or standard.
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Moeth Tama Association
Mabe
Amana Sawdust Mountain Shrinking as Demand Rises
Sawdust pile at Amana, a byproduct from railroad tie production, dwindles as buyers, including Rey Gaddis, report shipments to Woodbury County for poison bait ingredients. Gaddis estimates the total pile at twenty five carloads and claims he has sold the test portion to the state.
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the Garenz
Amana
Railraad
Sewyer Rey Gaddis
Woodbury County
50th Anniversary Feted At Westgate Creamery
Maynard Westgate Creamery celebrated its golden anniversary with a program of music and speeches on Wednesday. Speakers included Royal S. Holbrook of Ames and W H Lang of Maynard. Committee members and creamery officers are listed along with directors and key staff.
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Westgate Creamery
Maynard
Westgate Creamery Company
Royal S. Holbrook
Ames
W H Lang
Frank Downing
John Mahoney
Ed Plaster
Oscar Fink
Richard Block
Fred Kohlman
Martin
Bender
August Petratz
C. T Heller
John Hoehne
Creamery Association
C. J. Meyer
Gus Rueber
Tom Meyer
Leo Coleman
Lee Williams
Albert Thran
W . Stoffregen
A. A. Lehmkuhl
J. H. Schroeder
John Shield estate 133 acres sold in Crystal township
The John Shield estate farm of 133 acres in Crystal township was sold to Frank Klink at 85 dollars an acre. Possession is to be given at once, subject to the lease.
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Traer
John Shield
Crystal Township
Frank Klink
Webber Farm House Destroyed By Fire
Fire heavily damaged the Frank Webber farm house ten miles north of Trae starting shortly after noon Wednesday. Origin suspected chimney spark. Hudson fire department responded but could not save the building. Insurance carried: $5,000 on the house and $1,000 on contents.
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Traer
Frank Webber
Trae
Fire Department of
Hudson
Nieman Apelmeel herds take honors in Holstein show
Manchester report from the district Holstein show at the fairgrounds highlights the Nieman herd from Delhi and the McElmeel herd from Greeley sweeping major awards. Judges Floyd Johnston of Ames and A Phelps of Edgewood led divisions with numerous firsts and a grand champion cow named W. C. Nieman Delhi.
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Nieman
Holstein
Manchester
William Nieman
Delhi
Paul McElmee
Greeley
Fair Grounds
Clayton
Dubuque
Delaware
Stence
Kuell
Elkader
Paul McElmeel
William C. Nieman
Walter McElmeel
Wiliam Nieman
Henry Vaske
W. C. Nieman
Howard Hubacker
Monona
Will Halstead
Strawberry Point
Will Nieman
Will Co. Nieman
Sargent Brothers
W. Nieman
W. C Nieman
Floyd Johnston
Ames
A. Phelps
Edgewood
Everett Neal
Martin R. Maurer
L. C. Leath
A. Kinzer
Arlene Nieman
John Nieman
McElroy Reports On 4-H Club Entries In Fayette County
Paul E. McElroy notes over 100 entries in Fayette county dairy calf and livestock clubs this year. Calf club has 35 entries, pig 40, baby beef 30, purebred beef heifer 5. Dairy classes list Holstein 27 calves 15 yearlings one 2-year-old ten bulls Guernsey 18 calves 11 yearlings two 2-year-olds three bulls Brown Swiss 11 calves 5 yearlings one 2-year-old Jersey 6 calves 4 yearlings one 2-year-old.
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Fayette
Fayette County
Paul E. McElroy
Holstein Club
Jersey
Fresh Pork Market Weakens Hog Prices
In Des Moines the direct hog market shows uneven early week movement with a weak undertone driven by soft fresh pork markets. Chicago loin prices fall while New York lags, receipts rise 20 percent from last week but stay 31 percent below last year. sow share climbs in several regions amid ample feed and high prices.
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Des Moines
Chicago
New York
East Central
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Amd Farme- Hams Semansiras
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Percy Leison
Boxs
Rex B. Conn
A R Minish
Mount Vernon
ABC
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Lola Hauser
Vinton
Alvena Selken
H. J Grunewald
Benton County Girls
Miss Selken
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Union Club
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Elyn Sorden
Webster
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Fae Bates
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Grace Bscep
Wal- Tre Ceffin
Lannst
Saeed
Arne Sutton
Second Avenue SE
Cubiver's
Culver Motors
Second Ave. SE
Woodbury
Wiliam Noe
Tamaco
Webber
Lagomarcino-Grape Company
First Street
McElroy
C. H. Waite
14Th Avenue SE
Anamosa
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DIAL
Minnesota
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Green Mountains
Ib. LO
Omar
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The
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Crisco
Oxydol
Market Basket Food Shop
Third Avenue SE
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