Feeder Cattle Supply Slumps Across Western States
Reports to agricul tural statistician Leslie M. Carl indicate Iowa will see a smaller supply of stock and feeder cattle due to dry ranges. Western states face reduced cattle marketed, with notable drops in the southwest. Iowa feeders bought 21,000 head in early August, signaling strong demand ahead.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Carl
Lowe
Iowa
Southwest
Texas
Colorado
South Dakota
Mid West
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Four USDA men survey county for barberry bush removal
In Shelby Iowa on Aug 26 four USDA inspectors continued a countywide search for barberry bushes. The goal is to ensure all bushes are removed following prior inspections. The effort targets eradication to prevent spread of pests and disease.
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Aacocintea Press
Shelby
United States Department of Agriculture
Coast Guard Cuts Swedish Rum Row as Suppy Shrinks
Coast Guard head Count Posse says rum running along Sweden’s west coast has fallen to two or three vessels, with east coast activity shrinking too. He notes 1923 seizures totaled 150 000 liters, 1924 about 90 000, and forecasts this year could halve again. Helsingfors convention extending territorial limit to 12 miles is due to take effect, easing enforcement.
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Tne Associated Press
Gothenburg
Sweden
Count Posse
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Helsingfors
Amundsen Book Rejected by Munich Publishers
Munich reports Roald Amundsen's latest manuscript was declined by his former German publishers. They cite his wartime severance from German ties and misrepresentations by anti German press as reasons. The firm will not publish further work until he makes amends. He plans lectures in Berlin before sailing to America in September.
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Amundsen
Associated Press
Munich
Roald Amundsen
Germany
Joe Shay and Harry Kaveney Head to Chicago for Visit
Joe Shay and Harry Kaveney departed today for Chicago where they plan a period of visiting and sightseeing during their stay.
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Joe Shay
Harry Kaveney
Chicago
Citizens Camp To Close Soon At Des Moines Review
Des Moines Aug 26. The Citizens Military Training camp concludes with a public review tomorrow. A downtown parade leads off with a 100 piece band under Bandmaster C A Roach. Governor Hammill Senator Cummins Congressman Dowell and local officials attend lunch at Fort Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Citizens
C. A. Roach
Calvary
John Hammill
A. B. Cummins
C. C. Dowell
Garver
Seventh Corps
Fort Des Moines
Hammill
Congress on Good Roads To Meet in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires August 26 The United States and most of the republics of Central and South America will attend the first Pan American road congress in Buenos Aires from October 3 to 13 Official delegates from each country will be joined by representatives from automobile clubs and engineering institutions.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
United States
Central and
South America
United States Officials Named to Public Roads Roles
The list includes H. H. Rice of General Motors as vice president, Thomas M. MacDonald head of the Bureau of Public Roads in Washington, William A. Sherwell as general secretary of the High Inter American Commission, Frank Page president of the roads committee of North Carolina, Charles M. Babcock of Minnesota roads committee, Frank L. Bishop dean at Pittsburgh University engineering, and William E. Hill of Illinois.
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United States
H. H. Rice
General Motors Company
Thomas M. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
William A. Sherwell
High Inter American Commission
Frank Page
Roads Committee of
North Carolina
Charles M. Babcock
Minnesota
Frank L. Bishop
Engineering School
Pittsburgh University
William FE. Hill
Miinois
Farmers warned bumper corn can hurt town farmers
Des Moines expert C. D. Reed argues bumper corn yields do not guarantee prosperity for town farmers. He cites cases from 1924 and 1921 showing high yields with lower or different total returns, coining the phrase more corn less dollars and less corn more dollars.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
C. D. Reed
Weather and Crop Reporting Service
lIowa
Iowa
Rockne predicts kickoff return boom with 40 yard line start
Knute Rockne writes in The American Boy that moving the kickoff from midfield to the 40 yard line will boost kickoff returns and add excitement for fans and players. He expects this change to shape the 1925 season and will train Notre Dame on returns while supporting the proposed shorter four quarter format for high school games.
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Associated? Press
Detroit
Knute K Rockne
Notre Dame
Football Rules Committee
Rockne
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