Winners Named in Beef Show Contest at Ames
The article details a prize program for young beef feeders across thirty counties with winners from Iowa counties named. Alfreda Johns and Minnie Rohmer are among the girls noted as county winners. Prizes include a round trip to Chicago and trips to the International Stock Show, with sessions at Ames and guidance from E. C. Bishop of Iowa State College.
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Beef Producers’ ‘Association
Merwin
Bishop
Atlantic
Cass County
Wis
Pwrdqa
Fket
Chicago
Beef ‘Producers’ Association
Chicago’ Commission
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Union, Stock Yards & Tranait Co
Alexander, Ward & Conover
Clay ‘Robinson & ‘Co
Walter & Dunbar, Livestock Exchange, Bark
J. M. Doud & Co
Town Beef Producers’ Association
Ames
W E. C. Bishop
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Fragmented humor and snippets from a social page
A jumble of witticisms and asides on hair cuts kissing neighbors and lost items. The text includes references to Helen Rowland and Christmas shopping while noting rising prices and plentiful money for the wealthy. It reads like a column of detached quips and social snippets with no single news event.
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Helen Rowland
Helen
Dr King's New Discovery Promoted As Cold Remedy
The ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as a relief for cold symptoms including a clogged nose sore throat and tight chest. It claims the antiseptic balsams soothe irritated membranes loosen phlegm and help clear the head with a lingering cough checked by persistent treatment. The ad notes forty seven years of use and a 50 cent price at druggists.
Progressive Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Farmers Progressive Club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Otto Alberts’s home for a yearly election of officers. Howard Wheeler was named President, Mrs. John Howe Vice President, Mrs. Carl Behren gen Secretary and Treasurer, Grace Alberts Organist. A two course luncheon followed the business session.
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Farmers Progressive Club
Otto Alberts
Howard Wheeler
John Howe
Secy
Treas
Carl Behrengen
Grace Alberts
Should Future Generations Pay for Public Bonds
An argument for issuing long term bonds to fund permanent public improvements. Proponents claim future generations benefit through railroads and roads that lower costs and improve prosperity, making debt worthwhile for present and posterity alike.
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Union
Laurens Boy Wins Iowa Boys Acre Corn Contest
Chas Halder fourteen of Laurens is named champion corn grower in Pocahontas county for the Great Iowa Boys Acre Corn Growing Contest. He produced 84.2 bushels on one acre costing 18.31 dollars, with seed testing, multiple cultivations, two tons of manure, and four cultivation passes. Over 2,000 boys from 42 counties entered. county winners earned free trips to the Chicago International Stock Show funded by Laurens bankers W. J. and B. J. Allen.
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Ames
Chas, Halder
Laurens
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Agricultural Extension Department of Iowa
State College
Charley
Reagan
First National Bank
W. J. and
B. J. Allen
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Iowa boy wins Iowa best baby beef contest
Clement Rowe, 13, of Glenwood Mills County, is named state champion in Iowa’s baby beef feeding contest. He earned 95.8 points for gain, cost, and report with his Shorthorn heifer calf W weight 349 pounds last November, final gain 780 pounds in 349 days at $7.16 per hundredweight. Rowe did all feeding work, missing some school to care for the calf. The prize is a $100 Washington trip or a trophy from Union Stock Yards & Transit Co.
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Clement Rowe
Glenwood
Mills
County
Iowa Beef Producers'' Association
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Rowe
Washington
Union Stock Yards & Transit Co
Chicago
Iowa
Clement
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