Palo Alto Cow Testing Association May Report
May report shows 12 cows averaged 700 pounds milk and 27.7 pounds fat with a top fat record of 72 pounds. Eleven members fed silage, seven pasture with high protein concentrates, and several forage crops. The five top herds include Geo Slems and Frank Elsenbast among others. BE. B. White had the single month high with 1608 pounds milk and 72.1 fat. The piece advocates efficient cow culling and emphasizes the aim: not more, but fewer cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Geo. Slems
Gr. H.i
Trank Elsenbast
Leon Olaon
PB & Gr
A. F. Helmke
Pb&gr
J. M. McEvoy
H & Jr
BE. B. White
Traylor Attributes Silence to Business Slump at ICC Talk
Melvin A. Traylor, president of the First National Bank of Chicago, told the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington that excessive silence by leaders in finance and government helped steer the economy toward a downturn. He faulted 1920s credit expansion, risky equity tactics, and promotion of small-investor access for stock market excess, urging financial leadership to confront past missteps and chart a cautious course ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Mkewise
Nance
Favoutmant -Trusta
Thelra
Valle
Cow Testing Association Shows Herd Fat Production
An April sale saw 17 cows and May eleven cows sold for beef. Hapdin County cow testing data record a 26 cow herd yielding 222 pounds of butterfat per cow and $612 income over feed cost, while a 10 cow herd produced 400 pounds per cow and $801 income. The larger herd produced 1,112 pounds more butterfat but earned $189.90 less than the smaller herd. dairymen urged tighter management and cow tasting as vital investments. Palo Alto Association holds its annual meeting June 10 and invites all dairying interests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Hapdin
Palo Alto Association
M. J. Badenatimer
Mission festival and church notes collected notices
Church notices from Zion Lutheran Immanuel Estharville and St Paul Grasttinger list mission festival services in German and Fanglish with speakers Rev Henricks and Rev Meyer, noon luncheon, plus notes on Grasttinger and First Lutheran Ch Norsk service, confirmations, prayer meetings, and mission Sunday June 19 with Haugen as speaker. local school and community roles mentioned. civic items include rattlesnake display and town bills for June 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Ladies! Aid Society
Charles Henningsen
Luther League
Amdahl
Officara
James P. Christensen
Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Ch
Norsk
Haugen
Jesus Eake
Loat Island
Thorafora
Stoppeth
Gary
Graettinger Adopted Local Business Directory Ad List
A sprawling local advertisement list features Billiards Bowling Shop with A J Duhn and P J McCarty Graettinger IA, Justice of the Peace services, real estate and collections, City Barber Shop, Bartleman Barber Shop, Graettinger Bakery, City Meat Market, Farmers Grain Co, and a call to try want ads. Ends with Graettinger Telephone No. 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McCarty Graettinger
Iowa
Justice of the Peace
CYIY
City
Simonson Bros
Props
Graettinger
Fows
Quaker Oats Co Advertises Fresh Flour and Coal Prices
Quaker Oats Co thanks customers for past patronage and invites continued business. The firm offers flour in two grades Quaker's and Mother's, a full line of feeds and salt, Kentucky coal Blue Diamond Curlew Orient Egg and Hard Coal at low prices, with grain price quotes available before selling. J. H. Swift Manager, office phone 72, house phone 2 on 123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Grain Co
Farmers Grain Company
D. EB. McCarty
Quaker Oats CO
Kentucky
Quakdr Oats CO
J. H. Swift
Mgr
Livestock Shipping Association Meeting Notice
Live stock shipping group announces regular meetings on the second Wednesday of March May July September and November. WY J O Connor is manager with yard and day night phones listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Shipping Association
Farmer
Iraege Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association
WY. J. O'Connor
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McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Harvester Company
McCormick- Deering
Farmers Supply Co
Graettinger, Iowa
Traylor
Chicago
Tondenoven
Bond
Melvin Traylor
Tal
L. L
Rudolph Christiansen
Fathers
Marie Thorson
John Simonson
Opal Hampson
C. Christianson
Sylvia Hermanson
Ruby Simonson
Mr. Holm
Marie and
Alys Thorson
Our
Sylvia Hermansung- Pres
Paul Reilig
Grundy
Swan City
Swea City Herald
Tdea
A. H, Henningsen
Times Office
I. B. Ware
J. M. Resh, Graetlinger
Horsts
O. P. Hanson
J. M. Resh
Feed— Farmers Grain Co
j—Cameron Hatchery
Town
Farmer’n Grain Co
Wm. Penn
G. C. Coolidge
Grachtinger
Angle Tron
G. C, Coolidge
Billa
Wm. Blom
Fred Rubink
Martin Alyward
General Fire Hose Co
Town Public Service Co
John Paulsen
Dependable Welding
T. A
Olene Jacobson
CD. V. BM
E.D. Dappen
Jows
James W. Fay
Emmeteburg, Iowa
P. McManus
Gerettinger
T. Naab
Jowalry
L. G. Hill
Esthervilla
Twetten
L. Ty Lewison
Henderson Furniture Co
First National Bank
A. J. Duhn
Martin Myhre
Bartleman
Bartleman Bros
Graettinger Bakery
M. EB. Raepe
Tong Run
Asery CO
Lowa
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