Cream Scoring Contest At Lost Island Creamery
Lost Island Creamery at Fal low conducts a cream scoring contest among patrons. The first scoring was March 28 by A W Rudnick of the Iowa State College. The effort aims to win the Iowa State Brand for butter now used by 17 creameries. Brand requires a Sanitation and Construction score of 85 and a butter yield of 93 with no score below 92. The Iowa State College and State Dairy and Food Department oversee the brand. The piece also discusses skim milk fat differences, potential butter yield, and the economic impact of higher cream quality on butter production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Island Creamery
Fal‘low
Iowa State College
Iowa State
Hia
State Dairy and Food Department
In Europe Lectures and Cabbage Theories Aimed
A collage of humorous notes on travels of American statesmen planning European visits, fads like cabbage to prolong youth, and quips about trials. It mocks lectures abroad, king Tut's tomb hype, road hogs, lied sons, and statuary versus statutes, ending with a pun on luck and a stray line about Waterloo and a jailed man awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Statesman
Europe
King Tut
Letter From E A Taylor Critiques Political League Demands
Mandan North Dakota April 24 1924 letter writer urges readers to judge for themselves and rebukes Mr Peterson for copying league positions. He argues farmers have made progress in farming but see limited gains from office seekers and politics. He questions accomplishments of those seeking public office.
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E. A. Taylor Mandan
North Dakota
Gracttinger Vimes
Mr. Peterson
Petergon
Appointment of Administrator for Beatyler Tanson Estate
Notice states A J Bart has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the Beatyler Tanson estate in Palo Alto County. Creditors must immediate payment to the administrator and filing of claims with the District Court Clerk, authenticated for allowance. Dated April 25 1928.
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Palo Alto County
Beatyler Tanson
Farmers call for action to curb surplus and fix prices
A reader argues farmers should organize to control production and markets, warning politicians and leagues are to blame for low prices. They urge leaving crops in the ground, restricting exports, and scrutinizing allied groups while detailing losses from mills, hail insurance, lawsuits, and tax costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peterson
League
Home Builders Association
Cee Leaguiers
Mears
United States
Townley
Play
Wanted Ads Note Capital Owner Call at Tints Office
Found advertisement notes a wanted cap owner to call at the Tints office. It also mentions for rent rooms in a business section suitable for a small family, with B Lambe and a line about feed of all kinds and “the best at the lowest price” from Farmers Gin Oo Adv.
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Tints
B. Lambe
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Royal Lumber Company
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Mina ‘Taylor
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Iowa
THH
WWE
John J. Sullivan
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Mr. Ford Says
Art Steen
Waterloo
Ayrshire Chronicle
Secrecs Sae
A. J. Bart
Ohio
T. Sullivann
L. Sullivan
Salm
Tom Barron
Ees
D. W. Knutsen
SALN
John Deere
John Cere
Almont Towing
Fool
Tives
Ienost New
J. A Sy
Royal Lumber Co
Farmers Crain Co
Grodland & Hepp the Reliable Auctioneers
Gralttinger, Iowa
Ben IF
Reaves
Henry Keator
Rehves & Keator
Grabutinger
Towa
C. Wiegmann & Son
Tomers
Far Bagh
Amaha
C. Wiegmann
J. H. Gammon Estate Office
Charley Jensen
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