Mrs. J. Ho Yanney Wins Hawkeye Fair Hog Calling Contest
Mrs J Ho Yanney of Eagle Grove wins first place in the Hawkeye Fair hog calling contest held Friday night among eight entrants. Stanek of Fort Dodge places second and Emil Manaori of Gowrie third as a large crowd watches the event and cheers erupt for the winner.
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J. Ho Yanney
Hawkeye Fair
Mra
Yanney
Eagle Grove
Stanek
Fort Dodge
Emil Manaori
Gowrie
Hey
Ity Stiow
Sid
Tilling
Torward
Mr. Dokey
Dunsombe
Lea'Rallins
Boyd
Elmar Hansen
J. J. Yanney
Engle Grove
J.jd. Yanney
Mr. Spear
Havelock-and
K. Stanek
Mrs. Yanney
How Efficient Is The Farmer
Farmers have doubled grain production per worker in 60 years while tripling horse power use. Livestock handling improvements and hog feeding save about 100 million bushels of corn annually. Dairy cows show about 24 percent higher output over the past five years.
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National Fertilizer Review
LuVerne Merchants Seek Cash As Delinquents Rise
Local LuVerne merchants report few settled accounts though threshing is nearing completion. Hadly and others owe several months, forcing a push for remittances within days. The editor notes readers’ patience and jokes about the Blarney Stone’s wear and the changing roles of women.
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LuVerne Newa
LuVerne
Aervons
Hog Cholera Returns in Iowa Localities
Active hog cholera outbreaks recur in parts of Iowa according to the Weather and Crop Bureau of the Iowa Department of Agriculture. Last year’s epidemic caused over 800,000 hog deaths and about 12 million dollars in losses. State Veterinarian Dr Peter Malcolm notes no current shortage of hogs and cites widespread vaccination. Farmers report more hogs treated this year than since 1918, which should reduce losses. outbreaks align with threshing, and some suspect horses moving infected hogs. Emphasizes vaccination as safe protection when disease is present nearby.
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Iowa
Bureau of the Iowa Despartment of Agriculture
Péter Malcolm
Department
States
Herou
Algona cafe owner and worker burned in gasoline fire
Alona Aug 27. Clair Long proprietor of the Algona cafe and Don ald Palmer were burned when a gasoline can near a stove ignited. Long grabbed a soaked blanket and suffered severe arm and leg burns. Palmer carried the can to a water faucet and extinguished the flames. Both received medical care. the building sustained no damage.
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Alona
Clair Long
Pro- Prietor
Algona Cafe
State Street
Donald Palmer
Long
Mr. Long
Palmer
Auto Owners Get Tip From Belmond Editor
A Belmond editor offers a light warning to motorists about cleaning windows too much to avoid accidents. The column weaves humorous asides about passengers, politics, and rural life, reflecting the era’s conversational tone.
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Belmond
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Neil Hanson
A. T. Nervig
Vice
J. Hanson
Miller Wergeland
Alfred Ersland
K. W. Anliker
Henry Erickson
Sargents
the Farmers Co-op. Co
Renwick, Iowa
Minneapolis
Renwick’s
J. Ti. Luethje
T. B
Oakdale Dairy
W. H. Helmke
Prop
Cork
Ireland
Dawes
Chicago
Cubs
Minnesota
Wright
Humboldt County
Goldfield State Bank
Goldfield, Iowa
Biles
Buick
Thea
Huck
Webster
County Buick Co
North Mth Street
Port Lodge
Lens
Renwick
Renwick Auto & Imp't Co
Eagle Grove—Porter, Thor—Opheim Bros
Humboldt—Humboldt Huick Co
Kanawha—Yeakel & Marlow Clarion
Linfor Auto Co
the Quaker Oats Co
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