Dairy Food Supplies Promised to Grow This Fall
Dairy Month speaker Scott Ellis of Dallas Center says demand for milk butter cheese and ice cream is high and current production limits may ease by fall with butter remaining tight until price changes take effect. He notes 1945 cash receipts for dairy farmers exceed 3.5 billion and milk remains the largest farm income source.
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Scott Ellis
Dallas Center
Iowa
Department of
Dairy Farmers of America
Ellis
Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rock
Cream Freezes Into Higher-Priced Markets Says Analyst
An analyst notes that cream naturally follows the line of least resistance and flows from the buttermakers into other markets offering higher prices, stressing market-driven shifts in dairy pricing and supply dynamics.
Volunteers of America Tag Day Set For Saturday
Volunteers of America Tag Day is scheduled for Saturday June 29 with Miss Darlene King coordinating distribution of receptacles and heart tags at 9 am. Prizes will be awarded at the close. theater passes will be provided for nonwinning workers. Sponsors include Mayor Gunderson and several local figures. The 50 year old charity aids the state’s underprivileged with financial and physical support.
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Volunteers of America
Darlene King
Don Rundle
Grand
Ritz
M. F. Gunderson
H. J. Finders
R. D. Noble
Edna Engstrom
F. W. Walrath
Delores Crowley
Ruth Tabor
A. J. Schneider
Raymond Meyer
Katherine Kappes
F. C. Witzigman
The
Hawkeye Co Op Holds Annual Directors Meeting
Hawkeye Cooperative company held its annual meeting on Saturday night. All directors were reelected except Charles Kaeppel who resigned after moving to West Union. Louis Begalske was elected to replace Kaeppel. other directors include Albert Kohlmeyer F J Campbell Herman Buhr Ed Fritz Herman Spee and Ernest Begalske.
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Hawkeye
Hawkeye Cooperative Company
Charles Kaeppel
West Union
Louis Begalske
Kaeppel
Albert Kohlmeyer
F. J. Campbell
Herman Buhr
Ed Fritz
Herman Spee
Ernest Begalske
Buffalo Bill Week Debut in Colorado for Centennial Birth
Gov John C Vivian proclaimed July 28 to August 3 as Buffalo Bill Week in Colorado to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of the famed showman and Indian fighter. The declaration honors Buffalo Bill Cody with statewide events and observances.
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Denver
John C. Vivian
Colorado
Shades of Trapping Days Hit Rock Springs Fur Co
A beaver hide valued at 60 dollars was stolen from Rock Springs Hide and Fur Co in Rock Springs Wyoming. The note recalls the old fur trapping days and references a recent theft. Police investigation underway.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Playground Activities Recap at Wing’s Park Softball Game
Meredith Dix reports Parkside playgrounds beat Southside 9 to 6 at Wing’s Park with Tom Masterpole as umpire. Southside batters Kisner and Harn led scoring. Parkside’s Ruppert Caballero and Bot Stephan contributed big hits. Tennis entries numbered across divisions with a June 30 deadline and July start, while Redgate’s new court nears opening. junior softball opened with Southwest vs Northeast and Northwest vs South.
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Meredith Dix
Waterloo
Parkside
Roger Meska
Southside
Floyd Kiser
Wing’s Park
Tom Masterpole
John Kisner
Tom Harn
Gary Crandall
Floyd Eisner
Parkside Battery
Jack Willet, Jr
Woodward
Lowell Bond
Ruppert Caballero
Bot Stephan
Dine Meska
Ken Whalen
George Fox
Aaron Wheeler
Bill Birdsell
John Gorman
Lowell Weston
Jim Hatch
Ray Larson
Jim Hammond
Sam Woods
Ziny Beake
Johnny DeTimmerman
George Rice
LaVonne Moment
Sarah Reed
Barbara Downey
Shirley LaPierre
Colleta Stover
Helen Cannon
Tish King
Anna Mary Gallo
Alice Horecka
Redgate
Siders
East Team Brings Red Hot Teen League Energy
A compact note touts an upcoming red hot league of teenagers led by the east team. It promises high energy play and a return matchup next week, signaling growing local youth interest in competitive basketball.
Liming Pays Off In Contented Cows
The article discusses contented cows producing richer milk due to pasture lime and fertilizer. It explains cows distinguish grass quality, notes pastures lime treated sustain grazing, and ties liming to the 1946 AAA program with large lime and phosphate use in 1945.
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AAA
Fairbank Notes From Miss Lillian Thompson Report
Mrs Adeline Steggal went to Iowa City Sunday morning for a checkup at University hospital. Mrs Ruth Shell and children at Kansas City are spending a vacation with her mother Mrs Markie. Robert Dotzaver of California is visiting Fairbank a few days. Jank Weaver helping his parents with their bingo stand in Iowa Falls was in town on business. Lawrence Corkery is home on a 30 day furlough from camp. Sisters Visit Mrs Philip Schmit hosts sisters Mrs Jane Fitzpatrick Tacoma and Mrs J D Goodrow Denver for the first time together.
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Adeline Steggal
Iowa City
University Hospital
Ruth Shell
Kansas City
Markie
Robert Dotzaver
California
Fairbank
Jank Weaver
L. O . Weaver
Iowa Falls
Lawrence Corkery
J. C
Local Family Gatherings and Death Notices Span Maneuvering News
Several years of travel plans are noted with a visit to a brother near Oran. Relatives report the death of Max Fettgether in Japan on May 18. John Fettgether is named as his father. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schmit attended a Sunday family reunion at Mrs. Ray Berry’s in Sumner. attendees included Louis Schmit, Lawrence Schmit, his son, and the Schmit families from Waterloo and Rock Island, plus near Oran. The Past Matron's club hosted a Hazleton evening with bunco and a group lunch served by Sam Mast, recently ill with spinal meningitis at Carl Nourse's, now improving. A 10th anniversary of Adolph Polege’s wedding drew relatives including the Matthews and Brant families. David Roquet of Maynard visits his aunt Mrs. Joseph Peters. Mrs. Ralph Brant cares for her grandson as his parents travel. Floyd Wolgamot of Waterloo and Mrs. John Johnson of Cedar Falls visit Mrs. Bertha Wolgamot. Mrs. Blanche King and son William return from Minneapolis after attending the wedding of Miss Nelle Lou Rommel, niece of Mrs. Louis Rommel. Mrs. Alice Brant returns from Des Moines after visiting her sister Mrs. George Macey.
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Oran
Max Fettgether
Japan
John Fettgether
Philip Schmit
Ray Berry
Sumner
Louis Schmit
Waterloo
Lawrence Schmit
Hazleton
Fred Richards
Bunco
Sam, Mast
Carl Nourse
Lloyd Matthews
Frank Matthews
Kirth Matthews
George Sperry
Alice Brant
David Roquet
Maynard
Joseph Peters
Ralph Brant
Charles McGrane
Floyd Wolgamot
John Johnson
Cedar Falls
Bertha Wolgamot
Blanche King
William
Minneapolis
Prairie dogs targeted with poison oats in Colorado
Government wildlife experts deploy poison oats across Colorado to curb the affect of prairie dogs. The ro dent family, not dogs, daily uproot acres of Western land, prompting a pest control campaign to reduce their numbers and protect farmland.
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Pueblo
Colorado
Readthrough Social Visits Across Waterloo and Surrounding Towns
Sunday and weekend visitors gathered at multiple households including the Hoehne home in Westgate with lengthy lists of relatives from Waterloo Readlyn Twin Falls Maynard Gilman and more. Other calls included Meyer family hosts with sumner and Van Nuys guests. illness notes on Charles Bruns Gust Rueber and a United Brethren Ladies Aid event at Mrs P C Kauten with Dyball as prize winner.
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Wardells
Paul Stewart
Wardell Chevrolet
Ciood Foods
Hawkeye Co-Op
Northwest
Oelwein
Out of
Paul P. Stewart
Des Moines
George Macey
Westgate
Will Downing
Paul Schults
Otto Hoehne
H. J.“ Tipmerman
Lucille
E. M. Bruch
Ted
Henry” Timmerman
H.G. Moeller
Burton Stumme
Grandma Timmerman
Readlyn
Albert Becher
Ruth
Twin
Falls
Idaho
John Foss
Carl Hoehne
Raymond Walker
Clair Goshan
Gilman
Harold Meyer
Herbert Meyer
Charles Bruns
Gust Rueber
Kauten
United Brethren Ladies Aid
P. C. Kauten
Dyball
Johnson
Clarence Wolf
Grandpa Hensch
C. F
Cedar Rapids
Chalmer Bray
Waukon
Anna Gumm
Dorothy
Parkers Prairie
Minn
August Gumm
Will Hoth
Karen
Herman
Will Sabin
Oelwein Families
Spence Dairy
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