Third Milk Scoring Contest At Hanford
The third milk scoring contest at Hanford Produce Co produced close results led by John Steffen and Rev P Hahn tied for first with 90 percent. Five tied for second at 89 and three tied for third at 88 while L B Hyde warned patrons to improve flavor and cleanliness and rapidly cool milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Produce Company
John Steffen
Rev. P. Hahn
L. 8. Hyde
Ames
H. Monke
McKittrick
H. Grimjes
William Peck
Stephenson
Penning Bros
H. Brunken
M. Obermire
L. S. Hyde
LeMars
L. 8
Hyde
Slow Weather Drives Grain Price Movements Across Markets
In slow weather conditions market reports show mixed grain activity with strong milling demand and modest price gains. Wheat remains in good demand despite lower protein, oats rise about 6 cents on July futures, and rye barley and flax seed show firm or unsettled trends amid light old crop supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Locals Defeated by Alton 4 to 0 Cont on Page 1
Locals fall to Alton 4 to 0 in a continued sports note. The item mentions piano Mares for sale and a road grader’s pocketbook found by Mr. Dixon during a trip to Waterbury Nebraska. A Missouri farmer once arranged with a country weekly editor to run sale bills before prohibition. The hot dry weather affected the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dixon
Waterbury
Neb
Samuel Marcus
Dixon
Missouri
Country Weekly
County Hit by Big Wind Sweeps Iowa Towns
A widespread wind and flood event across eastern and central Iowa caused extensive damage. Towns including Wapello, Hamburg, Wellman, Ogden, Boone, Grinnell, and many others reported flooded streets, destroyed barns, ruined crops, washed-out rail lines, and numerous downed trees and poles. No fatalities are listed, but property and livestock losses are substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Hummer
Bear Creek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Center Junction
Jones County
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Lisbon
le Porte City
Tipton
Fairfax
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Tama
Reinbeck
Wellman
Amana
Cedar River
Wapello
Iowa River
Charles Meyerholz
James Smith
Hamburg
Will Gottsche
Webb
Hampton
County Fair Grounds
Former Remsen boy married Emerend Miller honeymoon visit
Emerend Miller of Omaha and his wife spent a brief Remsen honeymoon visit with the D. J. Frank and L. S. Homan families last Friday and Saturday. They were married at St. Boniface rectory in Sioux City. Miller, youngest son of N. B. Miller of Omaha, works as a drugstore clerk after living with his parents since leaving Remsen. Vincent Miller of Sioux City accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerend Miller
Omaha
Remsen
D. J. Frank
L. S. Homan
Nebraska
Mr. Miller
Vincent Miller
Sioux City
Vincent
Bekins van and Storage Company
Ackley Embraces Bargain Day In LeMars Idea
Ackley residents and nearby merchants rally to a Wednesday bargain day inspired by LeMars merchandising. The World Journal promotes July 2 as the day in Ackley with 30 plus stores offering special cuts and low price quotes on dependable goods for a 20 mile trade area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Ackley
Franklin County
Waterloo
Globe-Port
Ackley World-Journal
Ishuce
LeMarg
World-Journal
Next Wednesday sales expected to surpass prior ones
Dealers and purchasers grow to favor these sales and the bulletin invites readers to consult the extra pages for inspiration a home and community loyalty.
Married in Wisconsin Miss Schroder and Edward Mills wed
Remsen Iowa June 27 Special The marriage of Miss Ethel Schroeder and Edward Mills occurred at Platteville Wisconsin on Thursday afternoon. Attendants were Miss Mabel Schroeder and Otto Mills. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Remsen where the groom works in carpentry. Attending from Remsen were Mr and Mrs P H Groth Otto Mills and Donald Null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Schroder
Edward Mills
Remsen
Ethel Schroeder
Christian Church
Platteville
Wis
Mabel Schroeder
Otto Mills
George Schroeder
Mills
P. H. Groth
Donald Null
Twilight ball game in Remsen ends 3 to 0
A twilight game at Remsen ball park drew a good crowd as the Remsen Cubs defeated the Orange City Regulators 3 to 0 in nine innings. Boots Griepenburg limited Orange City to two scratches hits, with Griepenburg and Hammon behind the plate and on the mound. Van Citters started for Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Orange City
Remsen Cubs
Cubs
Boots
Griepenburg
Orange City Boys
Remsen Boys
Infant Norma Anna Loutsch Dies in Remsen Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Loutsch Jr of Marion township mourn the death of their infant daughter Norma Anna who died Saturday last week. The infant is buried beside her birth date in St Marys cemetery after funeral services at St Marys church Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loutsch, Jr
Marion Township
Norma Anna
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Mary’s Church
Remsen
Dummy as a Decoy Motorists Escalate Fear Near Town
Last Thursday night a body in the road north of town caused alarm as a driver spotted a rope attached and sped away. Later motorists found the object was a dummy, with no clear motive or suspect identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Iowa Pasture Land Is Very Valuable
Three Iowa State College agriculturalists urge conservation and better pasture management to boost yields. They estimate Iowa's pasture and grazing cover 10,130,000 acres with annual production value near 57 million dollars. Better methods, seeding, and proper fertilizer can improve pastures and reduce need to break up land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
W. H. Stevenson
L. W. Forman
P. E. Brown
Iowa State College
Gold Mine in Iowa Hog Lot
Chemists extract products from corn cobs in an Iowa hog lot, turning common corncobs into valuable compounds. The article notes the corn cob, a ubiquitous barnyard byproduct, is usually worth only half a cent per bushel, yet scientists claim potential for new uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State students turn corn cobs into chemicals and fuels
Dr. O R Sweeney leads Iowa State College chemical engineering work turning corn cobs into acetone, furfural and acids. Dry distillation yields charcoal and related products, offering wartime style solvent supply and potential gasoline substitute from cobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Chemical Engineering Department
O. R. Sweeney
David Ainsworth
Des Moines
United States
Corn Cobs as Materials For New Products
The article discusses corn cobs as a source for a range of materials including pink wood flour wood alcohol and incense. It notes potential for a new hard rubber like plastic using furfural and formaldehyde substitutes and highlights insulation uses amid high radio demand. It mentions that large scale profitable manufacture awaits perfected processes and quotes a 1920 agriculture department secretary urging conversion of perishable farm products into year round commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
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Hanford
Rev. P. Hahan
DeLavel
McCormick
Poland
China
Farrow
J. I. Case
Alton
Harnack
Rees
Poae Schroeder
G. van Nimwegen
M. Even
Gs Weene
B. Even
Morrison
Weeene D. van Nimwegen
B. Wise
Hemenwee
Hoxmeier
Wren
Osborne
Middleton
Keltges
Harrison
Neers
Hansen
Hein
Nelsius
Braband
Alton Haet OH
E Even
D. van Nimwegen
HyIak
Warnack
Hyink
Dmpire
Rneuvers
Gin
Ogden
German Lutheran
Farmers Co-operative Company
George Curley
Will Morgan
Frank Morgan
Alberts. Boles
Willam Adams
August Peterson
H. ©. Carlson
EB. R. Eckles
West End
Boone
Boy and Girl Scouts
Grinnell, Ia
Grinnell
Jefferson
Jordan, Ia
State College
Pella
Colfax
Newton
Webster City
Tell
Creston
Storm Lake
Okeboji
Dubuque
Iowa Falls
Nashua
Carroll
Winterset
Council Bluffs
Adel
Humboldt Republican
Humboldt
Montana
Wisconsin
Kendall
Copley
Dr. B. 5
Kendall Company
Sburg
Goeant
Ken Dal
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Oil and Gas Journal
Polte
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Standard Oil
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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