Eastern Iowa Veterinarians Set Cedar Rapids Conference
The 26th annual Eastern Iowa Veterinary association convention will be at Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids Oct 17-18 with Dr W B Vanderloo presiding. Speakers include R R Dykstra and Dr Cassius Way on cattle practice and swine influenza research by Dr Shope, plus sessions on sleeping sickness in horses and other veterinary topics.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Uct
Shope
H E. Biester
Ames Veterinary Faculty
J. A. Barger
Des Moines
Iowa
H. A. Seidell
E. A Hewitt
Ames
Bang
H. C. Smith
Fort Dodge
T. W. Munce
Sioux City
Frank Breed
Lincoln
Neb. L. A. Merillat
Chicago
H. E. Kinsley
Kansas City
Ashe Lockhart
D M Campbell
J. D Ray
Omaha
R. Fenstermacher
Minnesota University Farm
St. Paul
P. V. Neuzil
Blairstown
W. J. Perry
Springville
Cleveland
W. H. Riser
E. S. Dickey
Ottumwa
F. M. Maxfield
Tama
F. M. Wilson
Mechanicsville
Cedar Rapids
Dyas
J. W. Giffee
Federal Veterinary Inspector
R. M. Hofford
W. S O'Brien
Lisbon Team To Attend FFA Meet At Muscatine
A five member Lisbon high school vocational agriculture judging team will attend a Future Farmers conference in Muscatine on Saturday. Members are Dale Wagaman Eugene Clark Bernard Ciha Normal Nesley and Junior Brown. A second judging team will at-
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Lisbon
Future Farmers
Muscatine
Dale Wagaman
Eugene Clark
Bernard Ciha
Normal Nesley
Junior Brown
Fence Drift Catches Interest on Cattle Tour in Louisa County
Feeder cattle pricing worries ripple through Louisa County as old-time feeders on a cattlemen tour discuss trends. Market chatter in Kansas City also hints at possible declines within 30 days, though most insist it remains uncertain amid drought and wartime anxieties.
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Louisa County
Kansas City
Commission
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Travels Start Field Trips
Field trips in vocational agriculture began last week under George R. Harlan. Judging opened with the George Graver Guernsey herd of Lisbon on Wednesday and the C. C. Forest Holsteins of Mount Vernon on Thursday as part of the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress activities.
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Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
George R. Harlan
George Graver
Lisbon
C. C. Forest
Mount Vernon
Thursay
9 500 FOR 172 ACRES NEAR OELWEIN
Alvin C Peck and Alta A Peck of Anaheim California bought the 172 acre Hanson farm five miles southeast of Oelwein from Marjorie M H Strom of Dayton Ohio for 95 500 about 55 an acre Possession passes March 1 1940 The farm is well improved and in high cultivation The transaction was handled by C I Nelson Hazleton real estate broker
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Hazleton
Alvin C. Peck
Alta A. Peck
Anaheim
Calif
Marjorie M. H Strom
Dayton
Hanson
Oelwein
C. I Nelson
Iowa County Folk Bid Farewell To Miss Hettler
More than 200 county farm folk held a surprise farewell for Frances Hettler the home demonstration agent who resigns to study nutrition at Ames. She finishes duties Friday and enrolls at Iowa State next week with representatives from 4 H rural women and Farm Bureau groups in attendance.
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Williamsburg
Iowa County
Frances Hettler
Ames
Hettler
Iowa State
Carolyn Olson
Conroy
Art Schwiebert
Victor
Rural Women’s
Iowa crops endure heat with minimal damage details
The farm editor reports the current September heat wave caused less damage in Iowa than in neighboring states. Leslie M Carl of Des Moines says Iowa corn is largely safe from frost and heat is mostly beneficial, with late planted corn and pastures facing some impact. Drought and crop effects are described for Nebraska Kansas Missouri Ohio and parts of the Midwest.
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Midwest
Iowa
United States
Leslie M Carl
Des Moines
Associated Press
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Lincoln
Gazette
Kansas City
Farm Bureau Women Study Theme Being Well Dressed
Rural Farm Bureau women in Jones county plan a fall project titled Being Well Dressed. Four afternoon homemakers meetings will be held in Monticello Anamosa Onslow and Olin with speakers Elizabeth Peterson and local county agents outlining the program. A county style show is scheduled for October 14 with Ann Nygaard announcing.
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Charles Hoffman
Ellsworth Richardson
Farm Bureau
the Gazette
Anamosa
Jones County
Monticello
Onslow
Olin
Elizabeth Peterson
Ames Extension
Sam Ellison
County Home Project
Carl Smith
Lloyd Hutton
J. E. Ahlrichs
John Wilcox
J. H. Rickels
P. B. Daly
Jesse Hansen
Ray Stivers
Olin Onslow
Alva Streeper
Clair Fayram
Clarence Reade
Henry Bramer
Wyoming
Delbert Smith
Morley
W. B. Meeks
Martelle
Vinton
Ann Nygaard
Olin Church Banquet Highlights 4-H Beef Event
More than 130 people attended the baby beef banquet sponsored by the Olin Methodist church. Dr John Peck of Oakdale sanatorium spoke on Keep Happy to Keep Well. Earl Phillips, owner of the banquet calf, also spoke. Robert Manley led the community singing.
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Olin
Olin Methodist Church
John Peck
Oakdale Sanatorium
Earl Phillips
Robert Manley
Olin High School
Closing Out Sale of Bulachek Farm Near Cedar Rapids
A complete closing out auction at the Bulachek place southeast of Cedar Rapids lists 2 horses, 4 cows, heifers, calves, 18 Duroc hogs, machinery including a wagon, harrows, plows, a corn picker, cream separator, and more. 21 acres of corn, soy beans in 2 fields, timothy hay, potatoes, and numerous miscellaneous farm items will be sold. Auctioneer W. W. Challis, Lisbon IA. clerk First Trust and Savings Bank, Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Otis
Memorial Drive
Bulachek Place
Joan Mare
Guernsey
Justi
Cinernaey
T. B
Jjron
Robinson
Gordon Hatchery
Auit
R. I
W.W. E. Challis
Lisbon
Iowa
First Trust and Savings Bank
Pullet Becomes Mother At Tender Age Of 25 Weeks
Maquoreta Mrs. Merlin Lary reports her White Rock pullets hatched March 6 began laying July 22. A stolen nest yielded a newly hatched chick on Monday, then another chick hatched Tuesday and five more pipped on Wednesday. The pullet, six months and one week old, is precocious as the Larys anticipate Thanksgiving in Iowa.
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The
Gazette
Maquoreta
Merlin Lary
White Rock
Iowa
Tenant Purchase Farmers Selected in Iowa County
Iowa County's Tenant Purchase committee announced three farmers chosen for FSA financing to buy farms this fall. The selections are J. E. Karsten Marengo Ben Stevens Ladora and Merton Hinder Williamsburg from 163 applicants. The committee includes J. D. Misbach Williamsburg C. W. Lortz North English and J. W. Schroder Belle Plaine.
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Marengo
D. H. Zentmire
Edward Kinsey
FSA
Iowa County
Farm Security Administration
J. E. Karsten
Ben Stevens
Ladora
Merton Hinder
Williamsburg
J. D. Misbach
C. W. Lortz
North English
J. W. Schroder
Belle Plaine
Moyer Reelected Chairman Louisa Planning Board
Earl Moyer was reelected chairman of the Louisa county planning board with Ernest Lieberknecht named vice chairman and Lael Moon serving as secretary after a joint banquet meeting of the Louisa county Farm Bureau board of directors and planning board. About 40 people attended the event with Farm Bureau members as guests. W. B. Hamilton of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation spoke at the banquet. Forrest Bennett, Keokuk county Farm Bureau agent, spoke at the planning board session after the banquet.
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Louisa County
Hugh Morris
Cotter
Evan Edwards
Herman Wagenknecht
Columbus Junction
Ivan Crow
Morning Sun
Keith Hiller
W. W. Ringland
W. J. Craemer
Louisa County Beef Producers Association
Morris
Lyle Duncan
Guy Hardman
Wapello
Fred E. Wier
Harry Stineman
Schomberg
Padgett
Ralph Lowe
Bert Lowe
Letts
B. F. Werner
Glen Archard
Winfield
County Association
Jim Cotter
Ted Schomberg
Guy Jamison
Bill Robertson
Will Johnson
Earl Moyer
Louisa County Planning Board
Ernest Lieberknecht
Lael Moon
Louisa County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
W. B. Hamilton
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Forrest Bennett
Keokuk County Farm Bureau
85 Per Cent Of Corn In Arlington Vicinity Safe
Arlington reports 85 percent of the local corn crop is safe from frost. Silo filling nearly complete and corn cutting for fodder has begun. Late corn needs about fourteen days to reach maturity. The outlook is for a bumper crop in the area.
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Arlington
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