Advertising Urged To Help Solve Dairy Surplus Problem
Wisconsin Guernsey judge George M Newlin urged advertising as the key to solving the dairy surplus at the Town Guernsey Cattle club banquet in Fond du Lac. He noted dairymen must persuade the public of milk health benefits, citing national studies on diet. He warned competitors advertise while dairymen must do the same to avoid losses.
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Weuionohn
George M Newlin
Fond du Lac
Wis
Guernsey Cattle Club
Newlin
Corium Farms
Guernseys
Dairy Cattle Congress
Wisconsin
Chicago
New York City
New York
McCollum
Nationa
Guernscominn
Karl Musser
Brattleboro
American Chuernsey Cattle Club
L. V Miker
Boulder Bridge Farm
Excelsior
Minn
Fred Logsdon Ames Guernsey Dairyman
Iowa Organization
Contest Association
O E
Reed
Bureau of Dairy
Fence Drift at Waterloo Cattle Congress Draft Horse Show
A dramatic scene at the Waterloo Cattle Congress and Draft Horse Show features a ten-horse Belgian team named Gee or How led by driver KRELA. The article describes the horses' gaits from gallop to trot to walk as a crowd enjoys the thrill and a man contemplates the challenge of leading such power compared to piloting a tri-motor plane.
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Gee
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress Highlights 4-H Entry and Ten-Horse Belgian Team
Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress showcases include awards for best herd sire and association, with special honors for top group of herd sires. Earle Brown’s ten-horse purebred Belgian team from MinneapolisBrooklyn farms thrills crowds, weighed 4,300 pounds total. Judging of Holsteins and Brown Swiss underway as 4-H dairy cattle entries expand, with Governor Herring slated to attend.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Towa
Test Association
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Earle Brown
Brooklyn Farms
Minneapolis
EF G Stimson
Orange Cabf
Jesse Howe
F. S. Estel
Clyde Herring
Sigourney Night School For Farmers Is Planned
The Gazette reports Sigourney will host the fourth annual evening school for adult farmers starting October 9. Fatry Griffin vocational agriculture in charge. the program will explore the role of cattle in Iowa farming, with sessions on tractor and automobile oil impacts.
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Sigourney Night School
Spreiat
Sigourney
Sigourne, Hich
Fatry Griffin
Iowa
Champion Cockerel Awarded at Watering Poultry Congress
Mr and Mrs William Goldsmith of Pleasant View Poultry farm near Clarence won the cockerel championship with a White Leghorn at the American Poultry Congress in Watering. Their Waterloo entries swept pullet and cockerel classes as well as hens and pens, earning grand championships and top prizes.
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Willam Goldsmith
Clarence
American Poultry Congress
Watering
Goldsmith
Pleasant View Poultry Farm
Town State Fair
Waterloo
Unemployed To Be Used In Barberry Eradication Work
Ames residents will see unemployment laborers assigned to barberry eradication under a public works program. D R Shepherd, director, said workers will be drawn from state re employment lists and assigned across eight counties including Allamakee and Clayton. The shrub is erect with clusters of leaves, spiny edges, yellow inner bark, and red berries, and elimination will continue in central and eastern Iowa.
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AMES
Public
D R Shepherd
Iowa
Allamakee
Clinton Dubuque
Winneshick
Guthrie
Johnson
Boone
Clayton
Shepherd
Kneirht
Shorthorn Heifers Bring 23.75 to 25 at Marengo Sale
MARION COUNTY IA. A fall auction at Bolger farm north of Marengo drew buyers for Shorthorns and Poland Chinas. A purebred Shorthorn cow aged one year sold for 40, nine heifers brought 23.75 to 25 a head. three Holstein cows sold for 34.50 and 42.40. Poland China spring pigs sold 5 to 20. a sow and boar lineup brought 1450 to 1975, as a crowd attended and bids flowed under clerk Schroeder.
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Marengo
Poland
Bolger
Marrs
Schroeder
Grange Convention Planned Oct 10 12 in Grinnell
The 64th annual Town State Grange convention will be in Grinnell October 10 11 and 12. Ralph W Smith of Newton state master announced daily sessions run from 10 am to 9 pm with state officers reporting. Gov Clyde L Herring speaks Wednesday evening. state officers elected Thursday morning and Agnes Samuelson speaks Thursday evening.
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Grinnell
State Grange
Ralph W Smith
Newton
Clyde L. Herring
Agnes Samuelson
Linn Test Ass'n No. 1 Averages 22 Pounds Of Butterfat
Special to The Gazette from Springville reports Linn County Cow Test association No 1 with 282 cows, 57 dry, producing September averages of 470 pounds milk and 22 pounds butterfat. W S Penn high herd with eight grade Guernseys at 38.8 pounds butterfat. creamer separation speeds affected butterfat recovery. Edgewood Elkader-Volea City test group records top Guernsey, 1,209 pounds milk and 72.5 pounds butterfat, among 469 cows. L. C Leath leads Holsteins with 1,000 pounds milk and 31.5 pounds butterfat. J C Beck herd near Littleport posts 575 pounds milk and 278 pounds butterfat.
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Springville
Linn County
Adams
Penn
Edgewood
Elkader-Volea City
Fred Sherman
Association
L. C Leath
Elkader
Littleport
Evert H. Neal
Henry Club Calves Average $6.43 At Chicago Auction
Five Henry county Iowa 4-H calves sold at the Chicago baby beef auction with a top of $7 per hundredweight. The five calves averaged 643 dollars per head and weighed about 1030 pounds. Through eight weekly sales total calves sold 1411 at an average 636 dollars and top 775 dollars, with weekly weights around 930 pounds. The week's high price was $7.50 for an 840-pound calf from Stuart Tracy of Tama?well county.
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Ga? Union Stockyards
Chicago
Henry County
Iowa
Stuart Tracy
Tazewell County
Cribbing Of Corn Begins In Central City Vicinity
Special to The Gazette reports Frank Randall of Central City area uses a mechanical husker to crib corn. The item also notes Tipton Cedar county farmer Henry Vitense sold a carload of 213-pound Dorues at $5.30 per hundredweight on the Chicago market. An original notice lists a Linn County district court case G S McCorkie Pininum v WH Mc Corkie Alta McCorkie Anna Marie McCorkie Mabel McCorkie Clark and others, with defendants named and a real estate affair described for a forthcoming Oct 1993 hearing.
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the Gazette
Central City
Frank Randall
Tipton
Henry Vitense
Cedar County
Chicago
District Court of Town
Linn County
G S McCorkie Pininum
WH McCorkie
Alta McCorkie
Anna Marie McCorkie
Mabel McCorkle Clark
Harry Clark
L E McCorkle
Naaint Louise McCorkle
Hie Vale
Anita McCorkle Clark
Mr. Clark
McCorkle
Alta MrCorke
Annun Marie McCorse
Ingle
Mabel McCorkie
Clark
Harry Clara
EO McCorkie
Naam
Louise McCorkie
Anta McCorke
M OO
Fita McCorkie
Anna Marie McCorke
Tao
Sretinn
Rane
Pavetti Toon
Saparse
Gert
Ranee & Wert
Marrone
Tinn Carrera
Am Dard
Renera
Crops Specialists Advise Pasture Improvement Plan
Iowa State College crops men urge farmers to plan pasture improvements for next year. Rest blue grass in fall to build reserves, sow winter rye this fall, and consider a succession of crops for early spring to late fall grazing. Proper liming, discing or plowing, and reseeding with alfalfa red clover sweet clover and blue grass boost quality and reduce feed costs.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
H. D Hughes
Professor Hughes
Sudan
H R. Meldrum
Mr. Meldrum
Farm Commodity Export Index Drops 14 Points In Month
In August the Index of exports of agricultural commodities stood at 66, down from 80 in July and 64 in August last year. Heavy cotton exports and a sharp fall in wheat and flour exports defined August, with Japan and the United Kingdom boosting cotton demand to a two-decade high. Exports of fruits rose modestly to 208, while other groups showed varied changes from a year ago. Excluding cotton, the composite August index was 50, among the third smallest monthly figures since 1909.
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the Gazette
Washington
Farmer Nico Demus Hurt Falling From Silo
Lynn Nico demus, a farmer near Spencer's Grove, suffered several cracked ribs and bruises after a fall from a silo on the Joe Prenosil farm. He narrowly avoided the ensilage cutter in the incident.
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The
Gazette
Spencer's Grove
Lynn Nicodemus
Malice Of Sale For Warehouse Charges In Cedar Rapids
Calders Van & Storage Co Inc in Cedar Rapids Iowa will sell at public auction on October 25 1933 starting at 9 am at 407 to All South Second Street Cedar Rapids to satisfy charges for storage and care of goods including household items such as stoves beds trunks boxes barrels dressers rugs chairs and furniture from names listed as stored goods and costs of advertising and sale. The sale is conducted by Gen VW Harmer manager.
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District Court
Calders van and Storage Co Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
South Second Street
Town
Adair
C Barber
Geo. Bowman
Chartpar Perley
Clark
Foster
Lenora Gresham
Gisrrety
Dimrpster
Paul Nongland
Israel Tom_Jones
M Mauger
Geo F
Brien
M Shores
R Thoroushman
Todd
Frank Whitton
WA Witageman
SAMO
Caiders van & Storage CO. Inc
Gen VW
Harmer Menage
Webster Corn Yields 20 to 60 Bushels Per Acre
Local farmers report corn yielding twenty to sixty bushels per acre ascribable to cribbing efforts. Husking is delayed until cooler weather with some hogging, shelling, and sale of old corn at about 35 cents a bushel. Apples harvested with average yield and good quality while pears are scarce. Northern Iowa potatoes are shipped and trucked to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Iowa
Miles-John er Mommsen Angus sale tops Chicago market
Special to The Gate reports Miles John er Mommsen from Clinton county presented nineteen Angus cattle at Chicago Tuesday. The cattle averaged 1101 pounds and sold at 6.90 per hundredweight, the top price of the day and 25 cents above competing lots.
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Miles
John Er ‘Mommsen
Clinton County
Chicago
Shuckers Seek 1.6 Billion to 256 a Bushel
Corn huskers in the Spencer's Grove area expect 113 to 20 cents a bushel this fall based on unloading facilities and yield. Cliff Hoffman near Spencer's Grove is the first to start cribbing as harvest moves in. The crop is dry and many farmers are concerned about quality and yield. Soybean harvesting is underway and demand remains strong with one mill offering 75 cents a bushel direct from the combine.
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Spencer's Grove
Cliff Hoffman
Charles Cross
Urbana
Comine
Central City Creamery Pays 25c For Butterfat
CENTRAL CITY The Farmers Mutual Creamery company of Central City this week sends checks for the first half of September butterfat at 25 cents a pound. Production shows a rise from the previous month. Top patrons include Mayer and Rice with 216.12 pounds, William Smola 160.11, E W Rowley 156.79, Karch and French 154.23, Ray Knapp 142.74, T E Hense 134.48, Gerd Tholen Jr 127.8, Earl Henderson 123.63, Price and Barons 120.88, A W Aller 113.79.
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Central City
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Mayer and Rice
William Smola
E. W Rowley
Karch and French
Ray Knapp
T. E. Hense
Gerd Tholen, Jr
Earl Henderson
Price and Barrons
A. W. Aller
Porter Proposes Chlorate to Fight Fall Weeds
AMES AP Iowa State College plant pathologist Dr. R H Porter outlines two chlorate weed eradication methods for fall. Method one uses wet chlorate two and a half pounds per gallon. method two uses dry chlorate two and a half pounds per square yard. Wet solution soaks leaves. dry application targets roots. both aim to curb quack grass after rains or on humid days.
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Porter
Farm Auction Schedule From Cedar Rapids Area
A sequence of farm sales announced for October shows auctions in Cedar Rapids at Reload yards by A L Diehl on October 6 with livestock, and Oct 8 at Forest Poland China sale in Mount Vernon plus a West Liberty cattle sale by William Ceynar. October 10 features Guernsey Breeders sale in West Union, and October 11 Holstein Breeders sale in West Union.
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Cedar Rapids
A. L. Diehl
FE. C. Forest
Poland
China
Mount Vernon
Guernsey Breeders
West Union
William Ceynar
Holstein Breeders
Corn Harvest Near Greeley After 110 Days
Thirty acres of white corn planted June 2 on the Henry Holthaus farm northeast of Greeley were husked and cribbed September 20. The crop matured and averaged fifty bushels per acre.
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Greeley
Henry Holthaus
Apple Blossom Time At West Branch Hits Henry Wilson Place
Crab apple trees on the Henry Wilson place in West Branch are white and pink with blossoms. The item mentions a place to get fountain pens repaired in the personal Want Ads.
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West Branch
Henry Wilson
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