Cows To Bologna Makers Record A Big January
Iowa cow testing associations report January as a poor month for producers with 428 cows culled for unprofitability. Across about 1,600 herds tested, Black Hawk Buchanan led with 32 pounds butterfat per cow, while Floyd Gilley’s Fayette County No 3 herd topped individual cows at 54 pounds butterfat.
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Iowa
Black Hawk-Buchanan Association
Bremer County Association
Linn County No. 1
Pioneer
Plymouth County Association
Floyd Gilley
Fayette County Association
Thos, Hangen
Haugen Bros
Lake Mills-Scarville Association
F. H. Sehmadeke
Bremer County
H. M. Herrick
Chickasaw Association
Mills County Board Proceedings February 11 1926 to 17 1926
Mille County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present. Claims approved including tax and court expenses. petition to add road to county system considered and not approved. Bridge material and culverts bid awards given. Standard Bridge Co. and Nebraska & Iowa Steel Tank Co. bids accepted.
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County Auditor
Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Mille County
Kemp
V. Kemp
F. V. Kemp
C. Hamilton
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
County Fund Co
Treight
B. L. Gray
Watkins Ditch Fund
Ira N. Cheney
Board of education—County Fund
Claude Be, Wilson
J. L. Ross
Kimball
Harrod
Carrier
Wright
C. R. Warren
County
R. Graves
Mdea
C. al. Dawitt
Carl Buch
Eeenneen
W. A. Alstrope
W. J. Cain
County Road Fund
Blanchard Oil Co
County Bridge Fund
Collins Drug Co
Newne
Tabor
L. W. Boehner
Jones
Vinton
Lewis
Frank W. Choate
Sherman Jones
Gould Supervisors
Milla County
Campbell
M.S. Campbell
M. S. Campbell
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Board of Supervisors Beng
F. J. Nichola Lumber Co
Londa
Fullerton Lumber Co
the Standard Bridge Co
Omaha
Nebr
Gaynor Lumber Co
Sioux City
Stokely Yards, Inc
Neola
Standard Bridge Co
Nebraska & Iowa Steel Tank Co
Nebraska
Lows Pure Iron Co
Des Moines
Kiauer Mfg. Co
Dubuque
Keystone Copper Steel Pipe
C. L
Keystone Copper Steel
Forty Percent of S U S Students Raised on Farms
Iowa City reports University of Iowa enrollment shows 2733 students or 40 percent from farming families. The breakdown lists liberal arts, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, graduate college, applied science, commerce, music, and library training among others with distinct counts for boys and girls.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Song and Daughters
Balesman
Rall- Yong
Offer Dales and Hubam Seed Trial Samples Sent to Queen
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association will mail five pound samples of Hubam sweet clover and Dales seed to Iowa farmers for trial. The Hubam variety, developed by the experiment station, promises greater growth and uniformity and earlier maturity. Postage, inoculation, and handling are covered by a $2 charge for Hubam and $1 for Dales, with growing instructions included. Inquiries go to Joel Robison, Secretary, Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association, Ames.
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Iowa
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Delea
Dales
Joeli Robison
Secratary
Iowa Agricultural Repertment Association
Amie
Local notes from Hastings and nearby towns
Wall Street, Mrs Elaie Kerney was on the sick list a few days recently. B J Lockabill and family were Sunday visitors of relatives near Hastings. Mr and Mrs Charlie Howard of Havelock were recent visitors at Walter Howard's home. Will Cook of Council Bluffs spent time with his brother Fred Cook. Herman Latz left for Alton to work. Roy McClure and family moved to the John McClure farm southwest of Malvern. E R Herrick and daughters Jane and Priscilla of Glenwood and G W Rimel of Malvern called at Elzie Kerney's. Clyde Whitesaides and John Waller trucked hogs to South Omaha for Nel a Olson Monday.
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Wall Street
Elaie Kerney
B. J. Lockabill
Hastings
Chariie Howard
Havelock
Walter Howard
Will Cook
Council Bluffs
Fred Cook
Herman Latz
Alton. 1
Roy McClure
Hurst
John McClure
Malvern
E. R. Herrick
Jane and
Princilla
Glenwood
G. W. Rimel
Elzie Kerney
Clyde Whitesaides
John Waller
Bouth Omaha
Nela Olson
Telephone traffic in 1925 high at about 87.7 million calls daily
In 1925 the United States handled roughly 87.7 million telephone calls each day on average. This figure reflects rapid growth in telecommunication as cities expanded and service networks broadened nationwide.
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United States
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Cow Testing Association
Stat
Iowe State College
Chambers
Gregory
South Dakota
Mes
Mia
Z. A. Richardson
Kink Howser
Bastiandésea Hospital
Mineola
Paul Flammant
Sufiday
The
Mercy Hospital
Lucitid Nahetie
James Roberta
J. H. George
Dodge Brothers
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