Maquoketa Grain And Poultry Judges Win At La Porte
Maquoketa high school vocational agriculture teams won grain and poultry judging contests at the La Porte City community fair. Coach A G Hallett led Maquoketa to top scores 825 of 1200 and 2435 of 3000 in grain, poultry events. Individual leaders included George Haylock 350 and Ralph Skoog 885.
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Maquoketa
la Porte
A. G. Hallett
LNE Aiaqcnorcia Pouwiley Jure
Robert Fowler
George Haylock
George Goodenow
Carol Stall
Paul Bauch
Gerald Miller
Hudson
Winton
Tipton
Ralph Skoog
Vinton
Ivan Bartlett Tipton
Lloyd Sheffler
la Parte High School
Maquoketa High School
la Porte City
AG. Hallett
George Waylock
Maquokella
Gerald Ariler
Linn 4 H plans annual frolic for Friday
Linn County 4 H boys and girls meet Friday afternoon at Lincoln school in Marion for their annual frolic. County Agent George E Dillon says leaders and club committee members will be guests. After a business session the girls will elect county officers for 1933. Willard Hayes and Mrs Clare Nichols of the Cedar Rapids Playground commission will assist with games and singing. Outstanding club members will be honored at a recognition program.
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Linn County
Lincoln School
Marion
George E. Dillon
Willard Hayes
Clare Nichols
Cedar Rapids Playground Commission
Farmers Sort Poor Benton County Corn for Fuel Use
In Benton county farmers near Spencers Grove finish husing as good weather continues. Makeshift cribs dot farms to store the abundant corn for fuel. Some growers, like Ted Kelly near Urbana, report only about half a bushel of poor corn in a 30 bushel load, prompting safety and conscience concerns about burning substandard grain.
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Benton
Spencers Grove
Benton County
Ted Kelly
Urbana
New Iowa Farm Chief To Address Cedar Valley Vets
Ray Murray of Buffalo Center becomes secretary elect of agriculture and will speak at the Cedar Valley Veterinary Association meeting and dinner in Waterloo on Tuesday evening November 29 according to C B Strain of Dunkerton.
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Iowa
Cedar Valley
Vets
Spr Va
Waterloo
Ray Murray
Buffalo Center
Agriculture
Cedar Valley Veterinary Association
Farm Bureau Leader Outlines Inland Waterways Benefits
Edward A. O Neal of the American Farm Bureau federation urged inland waterways as the best national policy for cheap, efficient transport. He spoke at the Mississippi Valleys association convention, arguing waterways would cut costs, boost midwest trade, and reduce reliance on rail subsidies while supporting federal river projects to Mexico.
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ST Louis
Api-In
Edward A. O Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Necal
Mississippi Valles
Midwest
Seaboard
TMS
Wes
American Farm Bureau
O Neal
Mississppi
Great Lakes
Calf of Mexico
Tennessee
International Livestock Exposition Attracts World Breed Show
Chicago hosts the thirthird annual International Livestock Exposition from Nov 26 to Dec 3 at Union Stock Yards. Herds from across North America contest championships with prize winners from state fairs and regional expositions joining veterans like Samuel Larccombe and Clarence Goecke in a continental showcase of purebred and prime stock.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Samuel Larcombe
Butte Manitoba
Clarence Goecke
State Center
Louisa 4-H Lad Will Show Call At Chicago
Louisa 4-H member prepares to exhibit at the American Royal stock show in Kansas City. Questionable copy mentions attendance at a national event and selection process for the trip, with references to Chicago and Columbus Junction.
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Louisa
Chicago
Espelal
Zette
Columbus Junction
Koaumsas City
Beware the Persistent Cough and Cold Remedy Creamulson
An old newspaper medical advertisement touts Creamulson as a new remedy for persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes stop irritation and halt germ growth with ingredients including creasete and other healing elements. The ad asserts safety efficacy and broad uses from bronchitis to asthma and promises relief after colds or flu.
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Fy Homed
Eal
Amd
Agricultural Credit Council Formed in Clayton County
The Clayton County Agricultural Credit council formed at a Thursday meeting with over 250 attendees. County Agent Roy Combs notes leaders include Charlies E Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau president and State Agricultural Credit council chair. Members listed: John Fno Luana Jeel Clark F Elkader Hate Corlett Palmersbore R G Kinsles McCrregor C F Kramer McGregor H Ub Swenson Elkader C KF Murphy Fikader Alternates: Mr Geske McCGregor Joe Ramage McGregor C J Adams Gutten here Otto Forlline Farmersburg Crus Craft Elkader The Yule Sisters Cedar County farm sold a load of crossbred Poland-Championships weighing 248 pounds at top price of 340 dollars.
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Spectal
Eleader
Clayton County Agricultural Credit Council
Roy Combs Charlies E Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Agricultural Credit Council
Clayton County Council
John Fno
Luana Jeel Clark
Elkader
Hate Corlett Palmersbore
Kinsles McCrregor
F Kramer McGregor
H Ub Swenson
Farmers Institutes Scheduled in Clayton and Buckhorn
Buckhorn third annual Farmers Institute will be Dec 1 and 2 at Buckhorn Community church. A two act play Goose Money by Mrs Carl Felton will be featured. Speakers include Dr F J Swift Maquoketa and Mrs Carolyn C Pendray Iowa's first woman senator. Alexander Clayton County event runs Dec 7 8 and 9 at Edgewood with Prof M A Hauser Ames crops judge speaking on field crops. Edgewood High School will show a play first night Commercial Club second night and Wood Center group a home talent show on final evening.
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Speeal
Buckhorn
Buckhorn Farmers’ Institute
Carl Felton
Wisconsin Farm Woman
F J Swift
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Carolyn C Pendray Lowa
Elikxader
Clayton County Farmers’ Institute
Edgewood
Fred Sherman
M. A Hauser
Ames Crops Department
Edgewood High School
Commercial Club
Wood Center
Washington 4-H Corn Show Planned This Week
Washington county 4-H club holds its first corn show this Friday and Saturday in Washington. County Agent Harold J. Montgomery announces eight members participate in the event.
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Washington
Washington County
Federal Bureau surveys 30 000 000 acres of Iowa soil
The United States bureau of chemistry and soils reports soil surveys in three Iowa counties Franklin Marion Monroe totaling 668 800 acres last year and 30 569 square miles nationwide in 1932. Henry G Knight notes soil maps aid farm management land valuation and many agencies use them. cost averages two to three cents per acre.
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Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Iowa
Bureau
Franklin
Marion
Monroe
Henry G Knight
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Soil Survey
Farm Auction Highlights Set For November Dates
Consignment sale at City pavilion Wednesday November with acreage and personal property to be sold Saturday November 26. Items located at Mount Vernon road and 34th Street drive by Wilson Johnson.
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Ree “City Pavilion
Mount Vernon Road
34Th St. Drive
Wilson Johnson
Soil Survey Guides Land Tax and Reclamation Efforts
The soil survey work in North Dakota aligns land classification with economic data to form a basis for land taxation. McKenzie County led last summer as counties plan similar projects. Knowledge of soil types helps avoid costly mistakes when directing water to suitable lands.
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North Dakota
Agricultural Experiment Station
Fargo
McKenzie County
Hand Test Best Way To Grade Lamb Finish
Ames Iowa State College extension sheep specialist C W McDonald says hands on handling is best to judge lamb fatness. Inspect at feeding pens to feel for a rounded loin and covered backbone. fat lambs fetch higher prices while leaner animals sell lower.
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McDonald
Lost Nation Farmers Plan To Finish Corn Picking This Week
Lost Nation farmers expect to finish corn picking this week as the crop yields are heavy and of fine quality. Many farmers are using corn for fuel. In the past week Louis Wulf received two carloads of cattle on feed and Edward Ruggeberg had eighty lambs. Carl Schroeder also received a shipment of feeder cattle.
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Louis Wulf
Edward Ruggeberg
Carl Schroeder
Iowa Apple Crop Near Sixty-Two Percent Of Normal
Iowa's apple crop in the year ending Nov 1 was about 62 percent of normal, with fruit prices generally good and grapes largely spared from drought. Secretary Herrick reports ideal weather for scab and fungi, and numerous insect pests affected crops.
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Des Moines
Iowa
R. &. Herrick
State Horticultural Society
Fire destroys farm house near What Cheer
A modern farm house on the Will and Minnie Kruse place three miles west of What Cheer burned Saturday at 10 30 a m from an attic fire of undetermined origin. The What Cheer fire department fought the blaze but could not save the structure. Part of the furniture was removed before the building collapsed. Insurance partly covers the loss.
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The
Gazette
What Cheer
Will
Minnie Kruse
Does Your Husband Love You Adlerika Ad Ad
A dated advertisement urges women to treat intestinal stasis with Adlerika. It links relationship happiness to bodily health and promotes a free sample by mailing to St. Paul Minnesota and listing local Cedar Rapids and Marion distributors.
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Carl Weschcke
Adlerika
S. Wabasha
St. Paul
Minn
Cedar Rapids
May Drug Co
Marion
Carl N. Owen
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