Galloway Outlines Economic Facts At Outlook Meeting
Galloway of the extension service of Iowa State College spoke at a Waverly outlook meeting on March 1 held in the county building. He compared world and U S price trends with emphasis on agriculture noting Iowa’s February price level at about 57 of prewar and wholesale commodity prices at 66 8 percent of prewar. He cited federal actions including RFC loans Glass Steagall reforms and money hoarding reductions as boosts to business sentiment. The afternoon focused on farm crops and livestock with March butter in cold storage at 15 1 million pounds down from last year and typical hog price fluctuations described along with seasonal market expectations. Bremer county dairy calf club enrollment is expected to rise with youths aged 10 to 20 invited to join. Refreshments closed the meeting.
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Galloway
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Waverly
Orld
United States
Genneas
Iowa
Bureau of Fuvor
Federal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Brmer County
Bremer County
Janary
Calf Club Plans Outlined For Coming Year
Bremer county dairy calf club members outlined activities for the year at a round up held at W. H. Miller’s home on Saturday afternoon April 2. Ernest M. Wright, secretary of the Iowa State Dairy association, and J. Anderson of Successful Farming attended. C. E. Wylam, chair of the local committee, presided. Wright showed dairy calf club slides while Anderson explained loans from Successful Farming for club projects. A loan of 825,00 for any club project is available to support 4 H club activities.
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Bremer County Dairy Calf Club
W. H. Miller
Ernest M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
J. €. Anderson
C. E. Wylam
Iowa
Wright
Mr. Anderson
Bremer County Farmers Plan Hybrid Corn and Potatoes Tests
George Koschmeder of Maxfield plans an experimental potato plot to test varieties and fertilizer effects, with space for interested Bremer county farmers. He will also add five acres to alfalfa this spring. C H Milius, also of Maxfield, plans substantial hybrid corn planting after last year’s yield tests. Bremer county tests showed hybrid corn averaging 68.2 bushels per acre.
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George Koschmeder
Maxfield Township
Extension Department
Bremer County
Koschmeder
C. H. Milius
Farm Bureau
Linn to Demonstrate Colt Breaking at John Strottman Farm
Farmers from Bremer county are invited to a colt breaking and multiple hitch demonstration at the John Strottman and Sons farm two miles west of Readlyn on primary road No 10 Thursday April 14. Harry D Linn of the Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders association will conduct the program, showing breaking of one or two colts in the forenoon and a 4 5 and 6 hitch demonstration in the afternoon using two lines. Over 300 farmers attended similar demonstrations at Sauerbrei and Struck farms last year and many plan to return.
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Bremer County
John Strottman
Mr. Linn
E. H. Sauerbrei
John
Cordilly
Alfalfa Trade Expands In Bremer County Farms
Alfalfa shipments rise in Bremer County with 4000 acres grown and cars arriving from Nebraska Kansas and Iowa. W H Woodring J K Lynes F A Chester and Farmers Equity report strong demand, with prices from 15 to 20 dollars. Dried beet pulp fed to dairy cows and soil testing at the farm bureau show limestone needs of 2 to 4 tons per acre.
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Bremer County
Washington
Nebraska
Simon Racker
Warren Township
Kansas
Fred W. Nieman
Fremont Township
Nebraka
Farmers Exchange
Waverly
Farmers Equity
Readlyn
J. K. Lynes
F. A. Chester
Polk Township
Farm Bureau
Arnold Strottman
Maxfield Township
Ed Arns
C. L. Meyers
Lafayette Township
O. Lulo
The Cow by Col Fred M Woods
A tribute to the cow as mankind's vital ally tracing its economic and historical impact from Plymouth Rock to modern farms. It argues the cow fuels industry, sustains families, and transformed the American landscape by enabling settlement, growth, and prosperity.
Grace Miller Enters Record Book Contest
Grace Miller, former Bremer county girls club president, entered her record book in the Des Moines Register statewide contest to select representatives for the national 4 H club camp in Washington, D C, in June. She joined the N R G club in 1928 and has held club offices, serving as Bremer county girls clubs president in 1981. She has represented Bremer county on the county demonstration team.
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Grace Miller
Bremer County
Des Moines Register
Washington, D. C
Miss Miller
Iowa 4-H Leader Lists Decades of Club Service
At the Iowa State fair she served as a voting delegate to the state 4-H club convention on two occasions and helped organize the 4-H Melodians orchestra. Last year she coached the play Deacon Dubbs. The record books show twenty photos of girls club activities with her active participation and a continuous record of her years in club work since 1924.
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Deacon Dubbs
Farm Women to Meet District Leader in Bremer County
Bremer County Home Project leaders will meet Tuesday March 12 at the Waverly Savings Bank Club room with Miss Lulu Moser district home project leader. Miss Moser, active in Black Hawk County, will discuss activities of interest to Bremer county women.
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Bremer County
Waverly
How Well Do You Know Your Bible Quiz
A church bulletin lists Bible quiz questions and weekly answers prepared by Rev. E. F. Byers of the Congregational church. It outlines questions on why God sent Jesus, baptism, discipleship, the meaning of Christian steps, and references to John Luke Acts Judges and Kings.
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God
Jesus
Earth
Joseph of
Arimathaea
Nicodemus
John
Luke
Jerusalem
Antioch
Peter
Acts
Samson
Elisha
John (the Baptist
Devis
Job
Judas
E. F. Byers
Congregational Church
High School Notes From Farm Visit and Weather Report
A school group visited Naomi Berlin's farm last Friday for a fun day with turkeys pigs cows horses and geese. They roasted weiners and marshmallows and received popcorn balls. Students planted radishes and onion sets and shared March weather totals comparing 1931 1932 and 1982 with sunny cloudy and stormy days.
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Naomi Berlin
Miss Oleson
Second Grade Observes Robins and Records Counts
Miss Milroy's class read about robins then went on an observation hike. They counted 24 robins total and tracked each pupil's sightings, with Kenneth Shipp recording the highest count of eight. The class begins new spelling booklets and designs a fairy flower cover with Floyd Gebert as helper this week.
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Miss Milroy
Robin
Kenneth Shipp
Floyd Gebert
Health House Creations by Third Grade Students
Miss Boyle’s class describes a good health house and a bad health house using edible materials. Mercedes Hesse notes a roof of cornflakes and oatmeal with a milk bottle chimney while celery leaves serve as flowers and lettuce curtains. William Koehler adds a bad health house with coffee exterior, pancake roof, dill pickle chimney, jelly bean walls, tea leaf hedge, and an olive door knob.
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Miss Boyle
Mercedes Hesse
William Koehler
Fourth Grade Elects Officers in Classroom Vote
Fourth grade pupils under Miss Chesebro elected officers Monday morning, selecting Margaret Holmes as chairwoman and a secretary to fill remaining roles.
Spelling Contest Averages Reported by Captain Frese
Frederick Ambrose committees hall Beverly Ambrose and Law rence Sell desk inspection Eunice Fink Jack Frese bulletin board Lois Bull Martha Mund trom playground Janice Gooden hour Robert Hankner library Evonne Kuhrt Robert Bucche le room Vivian Everding Daryl Byers Captain Jack Frese reports Reds average 96 percent Blues 90 percent
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Frederick Ambrose
Hall
Beverly Ambrose
Lawrence Sell
Eunice Fink
Jack Frese
Lois Bull
Martha Mundtrom
Janice Goodenhour
Robert Hankner
Evonne Kuhrt
Robert Bucchele
Vivian Everding
Daryl Byers
Reds
Blues
Eighth Grade March Program Studied March Themes
The eighth grade English club under Mr and Mrs L W Vanderlinden presented a March program with oral compositions on Easter spring St Patrick s day and Dutch religion customs history and language The seventh grade worked on April poems The students memorized poems and plan to write their own April poems They attended a high school assembly Tuesday and heard a talk about India with lantern slides showing illnesses and sources in that country.
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L. W. Vanderlinden
India
Obituary for Christian Conrad Judas
Christian Conrad Judas born April 15 1867 in Warren township Bremer Iowa died March 27 1932 at his Readlyn home from cancer between 5 00 and 5 30 a m Married Bertha Niedert March 20 1890 Elk Grove Tl He was a carpenter and cabinet maker who owned a Denver hardware store for 15 years They moved to Readlyn nine years ago and he belonged to American Lutheran Denver and Zion A L C Readlyn He built four churches.
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Christian Conrad Judas
Warren Township
Bremer County
Iowa
Readlyn
Bertha Niedert
Elk Grove
Denver
American Lutheran Church
Zion A. L. C
Burial of Widower Surrounded by Relatives in Zion Lutheran
A widower is survived by his sorrowing widow two brothers Fred and Christopher Judas and many other relatives and friends. He was buried in Zion Lutheran cemetery on Tuesday March 29 with Rev H A Schultz officiating.
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Fred
Christopher Judas
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Rev
H. A. Schultz
Death notice of Dorothea Schroeder Hahn Meyerhoff
Dorothea Schroeder born July 9 1858 in Gross Gottshan Germany was baptized and confirmed before immigrating with her parents to Illinois then Iowa. She married Fred Hahn in 1876, had five children, and after his death remarried Chris Meyerhoff in 1897. she died March 27 1932 in Readlyn. Burial at St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery with Rev Theo Frese officiating.
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Dorothea Schroeder
Gross Gottshan
Germany
Ilinois
Fred Hahn
Bremer County
Iowa
Chris Meyerhoff
Readlyn
William Hahn
Sumner
Gustav Hahn
Herman Hahn
Anna
Wm. Mullenhaupt
Otto
Fred Piehl
Wm. F. Meyerhoff
Ed Meyerhoff
Herman Schweer
Will Huebner
Oscar Meyerhoff
Walter Meyerhoff
Wm. Schroeder
Hahn
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Theo. Frese
Former Banker at Hawkeye Sentenced
Judge Eichendorf held a special court session Tuesday and gave M. V. Henderson an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years in the state penitentiary after a guilty verdict at the last term of court. Henderson may appeal to the higher court, accompanied by his lawyer Narey of Spirit Lake.
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Eichendorf
M. V. Henderson
Henderson
Narey
Spirit Lake
Hawkeye Beacon
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Outlook
Guernsey
Miller
Calf Club
Linn
John Strottman Farm
D. D. Offring
Col
Fred M. Woods
Great Plains
West
Plymouth Rock
Buechele Lumber CO
Diamond Sewice Brigade
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
DIA
Sasolines
Dorethea Meyerhoff
Hawkeye
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