Mortensen Urges Roquefort Outlet For Iowa Dairy Surplus
Prof M Mortensen Ames head of dairy manufacturing speaks to 160 creamerymen at Cedar Rapids urging roquefort cheese as an outlet for Iowa surplus milk. He notes local production lower cost than imports, exhibits samples from Ames, and says Iowa plants can soon assist in cheese manufacture while whey remains underutilized.
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Oquefort
Iowa
M. Mortensen
Department of Dairy Manufacturing
Ames
Hotel Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Phan Thedt Ned
Mortensen
Iowa dairy meet touts butterfat and oleo stance
Danish expert Mortensen argues dairy goods beat imports and urges reducing butter substitutes. He cites 50 percent of margarine used by farmers and backs raising butterfat minimum from 80 to 82 percent to lift quality and consumption. Ames events include judging contests and a Cherry Burrell luncheon.
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Iowa
Ames
Mortensen
George Godfrey
Frank Robotka
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Memorial Building
Iowa co operative laws to be revised
Ames economist Frank Rabotka told a Cedar Rapids creamery operators convention that Iowa will revise five existing cooperative laws at a special session. The plan calls for three new statutes covering agricultural non agricultural and non commercial co operatives with possible stock and preferred stock options.
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Iowa
Frank Robotka
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Rabotka
Ames Economist
Robotka
Ames Department of Economics
Gly-Cas Amazes Cedar Rapids Crowds At Thrifty Drug Store
Local residents flock to the Gly-Cas Man at Thrifty Drug Store Corner 1st Street and 3rd Avenue SE for explanations of Gly-Cas claimed to relieve stomach kidney bone blood troubles rheumatism and nervousness. Reader testimonials from Cedar Rapids like Jenn Wright praise dramatic improvements after years of failed medicines.
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Cedar Rapids
Jenn Ht Wright
Gily-Cas
Addom
Cor
1St St
3Rd Ave
Resinol Soap and Ointment Claim Pimples Fade
Advert suggests Resinol products clear pimples by washing with Resinol Soap twice daily and applying Resinol Ointment to pimply spots. It promises visible improvement in one week.
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Nature
Cattle Die in Fire at Leverton Farm Near Oelwein
Fire on the Gary Leverton farm near Oelwein caused a 5000 dollar loss with half insured. Twelve Holsteins and four horses perished along with a 32 by 54 barn a hog house and a milk house. Firefighters and neighbors saved the corn crib and other buildings. Bond and his nephew Cliff Thompson escaped after Bond collapsed in the milk house and was rescued.
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Oelwein
Gary Leverton
Ellsworth Bond
Leverton
Fayette County Board of Supervisors
Oclwein Fire Department
Bond
Cliff Thompson
Thompson
Fayatte Men Place High At Little International
OELWEIN two Payette county students from Town State college won at the Little International Livestock show. Paul Sauer bry of Oelwein a dairy husbandry sophomore exhibited the grand champion dairy animal and John Ingels of Randalla senior in animal husbandry won reserve in the same class.
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Oelwein
Payette County
Town State College
Paul Sauerbry
John Ingels
Randalla
Hampshire Boars Fetch High Averages At Fall Sale
Thirty five Hampshire boar pigs sold for an average of 22.50 at the fall sale of Orben Schoff in Lost Nation. Three pigs topped 36 and the high bid reached 38. Purchasers included Nebraska Illinois and thirty three from Iowa. A roast turkey dinner was served and Gene Fagan of Cedar Rapids acted as auctioneer.
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the Gazette
Hampshire
Orben Schoff
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Schoff
Gene Fagan
Cedar Rapids
Barley Tops Maynard Farm Sale At 55 Cents A Bushel
At Edwin Olsdh sale one half mile south of Maynard the corn in crib brought 25 cents a bushel oats 25 barley 55. Day returns ranged from 5.80 to 6.20 a ton for tame hay. Feeder shoots 5.55 to 6.30, a 10 year old team 126, horses 32 and 45, ten cows 26.85 average, yearling Holstein bull 39, Leghorn pullets 37 to 43 cents, hens 18 to 37 cents. Equipment and implements sold from 4.25 to 69 with prices listed for several items.
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Gazette
Maynard
Edwin Olsdh
Thirty-One Linn Dairymen Receive Honor Roll Certificates
Thirty-one Linn county dairy association members earned National Dairy Association honor roll certificates for averaging over 300 pounds of butterfat per cow in the last year. The list names producers by association No.1 No.2 and No.3 with farm names locations and butterfat figures from 400 to 304 pounds.
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Linn County Cowtest Association
National Dairy Association
Dairymen In Association No.1
Co. C Post
Springville
W.S. Penn
Mount Vernon
Schoonover and McClelland
E R
R. F. Smith and Son
Ely
C. A. Reinheimer
Marion
Huston and McKinnon
Cedar Rapids
Penningroth and McCann
Averill and Company
A. J. Minor
Association
H. A. W. Koch
Central City
Emma Batchelder
Linn Husking Meet Set For Monday In Central City Area
Plans for a Linn county corn husking contest at R. D. Forrest and Son's Riverview farm near Central City move forward with eight entries. The event begins at 12 30 P M on Monday with a field supporting ten to eleven pickers. Jim Forrest chairs arrangements as spectators enjoy a natural stadium setup. The winner advances to the state contest in Audubon on November 3.
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Central City
Linn County
R. D. Forrest and Son
Riverview Farm
Gazette
Leo Odhenfels
Fairfax
Fay French
Leo McGowan
Marion
Maurice Johnston
Mount Vernon
Bruce McCullough
Jim Forrest
Wapsie Bridge
Shuckers
Audubon
Hybrid Outyields Other Varieties In Edgewood Tests
Special to The Gazette Edgewood three test plots of hybrid corn on the farms of Bryan Sherman Fred Fisher and William Phillips were harvested with the results showing the Sherman plot 67.5 pounds to forty four hills vs 56 pounds for Yellow Dent Phillips 8275 pounds to forty four hills vs 65 pounds for Turkey Track and Fisher 18 bushels more per acre than Reid's Yellow Dent One Phillips hill had five large ears and if the entire plot yielded at that rate it would produce 135 bushels to the acre The piece also notes a comparison of measurement systems for a billion in the United States Germany and England.
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Gazette
Edgewood
Bryan Sherman
Fred Fisher
William Phillips
Here
Sherman
Phillips
Fisher
Reid
Farm Auction Weekender Offers Variety Across Iowa
Auction listings run Thursday October 26 with Elias Shaffer estate near Troy Mills Chester White hog sale near Center Junction Holstein sale near Westgate Poland China hog sale near Independence and R F French farm A Boling yards consignments at Stanwood Friday October 27 Cedar Rapids Reload Yards livestock sale Saturday October 28 acreage on 43 street near Mt Vernon road by M D McGraw
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Elias Shaffer
Troy Mills
Chester White
Center Junction
J. B. Seehusen
Westgate
George P. Klammer
Poland
China
Independence
R. F. French
Boling Yards
Stanwood
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Vernon Road
M. D. McGraw
Corn Fit to Crib in Most of State
Des Moines AP corn husking advanced quickly in northern and western Iowa counties while southeast areas waited due to moist kernels. The weekly report by Charles Reed notes cold weather with frequent frosts ending tomato canning and ongoing pumpkin processing in extreme southwest. Winter wheat is growing well and seeding is finished. soybean threshing yields remain strong. Hog cholera outbreaks appeared in 37 new places after a period of quiet.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Charles Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Yearlings Bring $5.90 At Chicago Market Sale
Iowa County farmer LaureL Wiess from Marengo Laurel Wiess shipped mixed yearlings to Chicago. The cattle sold for 5.90 dollars per hundredweight on Monday market day.
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Gazette
Marengo
Laurel Wiess
Iowa
Chicago
Darned Good Feed In Prospect For Farm City Dinner
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce hosts a farm city dinner at the Shrine Temple with C A Cobb as speaker on the corn and hog adjustment program under the agricultural act. Attendees converge by 6 p.m. with police offering parking and a welcoming committee ready to direct guests.
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Cedar Rapids
C. A. Cobb
Henry Wallace
Plan for 36th Clayton County Farmers Institute
Plans are laid for the thirty sixth annual Clayton county farmers institute to be held over three days in December.
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Edgewood
Clayton County Farmers’ Institute
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