Sac County Team Wins 4-H Daily Judging Meet at Waterloo
Sac County 4-H dairy judging team won the state contest with 1,522 points and will represent Iowa in the interstate event Wednesday. Members James Currie Mason Schaefer James McKenna and Kenneth Hosch coached by Rainh Wala led the field of 35 county teams. Hancock County was close second. High individual honors went to Gerhardt Kaiser of Garnevale. several county and breed winners noted across Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys Brown Swiss Ayrshire and other classes.
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Aterloo
Sac County
Iowa
James Currie
Mason Schaefer
Schaller
James McKenna
Nemaha
Kenneth Hosch
Sac City
Rainh Wala
AGA Asl
INES
Hancock County
Humboldt
Black Hawk
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Osceola
Greene
Clayton Fayette Grundy
Marion Chickasaw
Kossuth
Scott
Bremer
Mitchell
Winnebago
Webster
Jones Dallas
Tama
Gerhardt Kaiser
Garnevale
Clayton County
Charles Birker
Vinton
Benton County
Fayette County
Ida County
Linn
Ayrshires
George Alderson
Guernsey
Raymond Kuethe
Waverly
Wilmer Gerlach
St Ansgar
Jersey
Hartwick Jensen
Bode
Ayrshire
Town State
Ames
Marshall Deardon
James Hilliar
Hilton Boynton
Elmer Hansen
Ontario
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
McCarty
Jerseys
Deardon
Archibald
Hunter
Guernseys
Harkinson
Four Linn County 4-Hers predicted futures in farming base
Ten years from now four Linn county boys sat on a hay bale in Waterloo speculating on careers. They forecast farming or baseball with dairy breeding or mercantile work likely paths. Judges from Ontario Iowa Michigan named top placers in Holsteins Jerseys and other breeds as cattle judging events opened.
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Linn County
Waterloo
Local Auction Listing Details Missing Key Items
Incomplete notice lists owner Aro Scott, clerk Larry Gibeaut, auctioneer John Holing and phone 71 Stanwood but omits date time location and item description making specifics unavailable.
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Larry Gibeaut
John Holing
Phone
Stanwood
Cold Remedy Ad Promotes Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement urges strong internal treatment for a cold. It promotes Groves Lasathe Bromo Quinine as a remedy, claiming it opens the bowels, fights germs, relieves fever and headaches, and strengthens the system. It warns against weak measures and touts full internal action.
Tama Agent Takes Cedar Rapids Job
The Tama county Farm Bureau board met in special session to consider the resignation of County Agent Robins Mills who is moving to Cedar Rapids to join Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance in farm management loans and sales. Mills will start November 1 after nearly ten years as Tama agent.
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Toledo
Tama County Farm Bureau Board of
John P Hanson
Gladbrook
Robins
Mills
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tama
Southern and Northern Yellow Corn Winners Named
The Tuesday winner in the Southern division was Carl Holden of Williamsburge Clif ford. Cameron of Independence won in the Northern division.
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Yellow Corn
Carl Holden
Williamsburge
Clifford Cameron
Independence
Plow Adjustment Demos Set in Cedar County This Week
V. S. Peterson Ames agricultural engineer will lead three field meetings on plow adjustment in Cedar County this week. Demonstrations cover trash covering devices sharp ening of shares and side draft elimination. Sessions are Thursday 1 30 p m Anders Mather farm east of Springdale Friday 9 a m Clarence Stoncrook farm south of Clarence and Friday 1 30 p m Forrest Rhoades farm south of Mechanicsville.
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Tipton
Coulter
Cedar County
S. Peterson Ames
Cedar County Farm Bureau
Anders Mather
Springdale
Clarence Stoncrook
Clarence
Forrest Rhoades
Mechanicsville
Emmett S. Gardner
Peterson
Gardner
Adair
Hamilton
Johnson County
4-H Program Planned At Alburnett Wednesday
Sunny Susies 4-H girls club presents program at Otter Creek township Farm Bureau meeting in Alburnett. Members answer roll call with learnings, sing Friendship, enjoy music by Imogene and Marjorie Duke, and hear talks on health and 4-H activities.
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Gazette
Alburneti
Sunny Susies
Otter Creek Township Farm Bureau
Beatrice Gerlach
Imogene
Marjorie Duke
Lela Fiitsch
Betty Potter
Betty Flitsch
Zetta Griffin
Iola Kee
Morgenthau Keeps Farm Union Pledge
In Des Moines Iowa farm groups press for action as Henry Morgenthau Jr governor of the Farm Credit Administration pledges direct case handling for farmers facing foreclosure. The Des Moines milk price is set to rise nine to ten cents per quart under a new milk marketing agreement.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Farmers Union
Farm Holiday Association
Wisconsin Farm Holiday group votes to suspend sales
PREPARE TO STRIKE, MARSHFIELD Wisconsin the National Farm Holiday association in session here Saturday decided to suspend sale of all commodities immediately on notice of such plan of action State President Arnold Gilberts of Ridgeland discussed demands of the national convention at Des Moines which specified enactment of the Frazier bill guaranteed cost of production and inflation of the currency Gilberts said The administration must meet the reasonable demands of the farmers or Americas food producers must strike to be recognized It is not a willful desire of our people but a necessity that our important forgotten group be remembered.
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Marshfield
Wis
Milo Reno
National Farm Holiday Association
Wisconsin
Arnold Gilberts
Ridgeland
Des Moines
Gilberts
America
Farm Auction Schedule Notes Iowa Area
Upcoming auctions list livestock and dairy sales across Iowa cities. Key events include October 4 in Iowa City, October 5 near Mount Vernon by Jesse H. Travis and a consignment sale at West Branch. October 9 features E C Forest Poland China sale in Mount Vernon.
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Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Jesse H. Travis
West Branch
Mechanicsville
George Scott
E. C. Forest
Poland
Iowa Shippers Adopt Resolution Honoring Wallace
The Iowa Co operative Livestock Shippers board unanimously adopts a resolution praising Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and urging livestock producers to aid the agricultural adjustment program to lift farm prices. They discuss growth plans, with the annual meeting set for December 12 and 13 in Des Moines. Committee members include William McArthur Mason City W R Johnson Perry president and L E Stakker Woodward.
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Des Moines
Wallace
The
Iowa Co-operative Livestock Shippers
Shippers
William McArthur
Mason City
W. R. Johnson
Perry
L. E. Stakker
Woodward
Cribbing Begins In Cedar County As Farmers Start Harvest
Tipton district reports corn cribbing underway with most growers in fields next week. Frost danger low as drying progresses. Many plan to work without extra help, using family labor. seed corn gathered, of high quality. J E Britcher displays twelve inch ears on his northwest Tipton farm operated by Sam Heagerty.
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Tipton
J E. Britcher
Britcher
Sam Heagerty
Five former champions enter husking meet at Traer
Five former state champions are entered for the district corn husking contest on the Roy Hotzel farm near Traer on October 21. Contestants from Grundy, Marshall and Black Hawk counties are joined by Tama and Benton counties planning entries if the Benton event occurs beforehand. Winners advance to the state contest November 3 in Audubon. Edgewood reports 133 pounds of honey taken from a poultry house and 90 pounds from four bee trees on the C. E. Ryan farm, with Charles Derr collecting both蜂
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Traer
Roy Hotzel
Grundy County
Ben Grimmins
Joe Grimmins
Clarence Bockes
Grundy Center
Elko Hendricks
Conrad
Lee Carey
Gilman
Marshall
Tama
Grundy
Black Hawk
Benton County
Hotzel Farm
Hotzel Place
Audubon County
Edgewood
C. E. Ryan
Ryan Grove
Charles Derr
Hopkinton farmers buy lime at 50 cents a ton
Hopkinton area limestone crusher sells lime for 50 cents a ton plus 6 cents per ton per mile delivery. Eight hundred tons were contracted before the crusher began operating this fall. South Fork township farmers cut alfalfa three times despite drought. alfalfa delivered here at $10 per ton.
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Hopkinton
South Fork
Manchester Creamery Pays 25c For Butterfat
Delaware county farmers received over 6000 dollars Saturday from the Manchester Co operative Creamery for butterfat in the last two weeks of September. Butterfat sold at 25 cents per pound, with weekly eastern shipments exceeding 2500 pounds and local consumption about 3500 pounds. The two week total surpassed 25 000 pounds, lifted by better pastures and heavier feeding.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Manchester Co-operative Creamery Company
All-Bran Promises Health Boost and Digestive Relief
An advertising note promotes Kellogg atr Bran as a healthy cereal option for regularity. It claims the cereal provides bulk and vitamin B, adds iron richer than beef liver, and suggests serving as a cereal or in cooking. Directions on the package. Battle Creek maker.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Wilton Elevator Opens Under Davenport Management
Wilton Junction reports the new grain elevator began operations this week with Ray Baldridge as manager from a Davenport company. So far 2,500 bushels of corn were shelled and shipped, bought at 33 to 40 cents per bushel depending on grade.
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Wilton Junction
Davenport
Ray Baldridge
Livestock Shipped From Wheatland in Ten Carloads
Ten carloads of livestock were shipped from Wheatland on Sunday and Monday. Among them were two carloads of Hereford cattle consigned by Phil DeWolf, with forty head averaging 1,238 pounds. In addition, Herman Riedesel, Herman Penningroth, Pete Vens, Freese Brothers, Chris Bachaus, Henry Schwede, and Albert Hoker each sent a carload of hogs or cattle.
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Wheatland
Phil DeWolf
Herman Riedesel
Herman Penningroth
Pete Vens
Freese Brothers
Chris Bachaus
Henry Schwede
Albert Hoker
Farm Wagon Company Ships 45 Decks Live Stock in September
The Gazette reports the Farm Wagon House company shipped forty-five decks of live stock in September. The shipment included 4949 pigs. 281 tattoos. 115 calves. sixty-five head of cattle and 260 sheep. This month marks the largest September business on record for the farmers organization.
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Specal
Gazette
Maquokefta
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