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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

2

Pageant brings Bremer county 4-H alive with corn and alfalfa rodeo

Bremer county 4-H club fair features a Corn and Alfalfa pageant with over two hundred participants. King Corn Loren Arns is crowned. Queen Alfalfa Ruth Kuethe leads a multiepisode show from Indian to Pilgrim to Roman alfalfa scenes. Attendants and coaches named. music by local pianists and singers.

Bremer County King Corn Loren Arns Washington Township N. R. G. Girls Club Washington Herdsmen Boys Evelyn Albright Minnetonka Poly Go- Getters Polk Hustlers Jackson Shell Rock E. Lafayette Warren Townships Townline Cowboys W. S. Lynes Jean Lynes Pearl Titus Mr. Crowley Ruth Kuethe Alfalfa Margaret Myers Gladys Napiecek Laverna Bevans Grace Lageschulte Evelyn Myers

Dairy Calf Club Members Have A Fine Fair Exhibit

A 4 H dairy calf club show at the Bremer county fair in Waverly featured judge Frank Hunt praising a large group of boys with superior ratings. Calves were judged on condition, fitting, records, and judging ability, with individuality also awarding top placings across Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys Ayrshire and Brown Swiss entries.

Bremer County Bremer County Fair Waverly Frank Hunt New Hampton Raymond Kuethe Washington Township Leland Gritzner Polk Township William Gritzner Martin Dettmer Fritz Dettmer Morgan Willey Gordon Myers Jackson Township Arnold Zander Fremont Township Claude Hastings Lorenz Bunger Milton Bunger Francis Huggard Roland Dewey Loren Arns Edward Bennett Milan Ellison W. Lafayette Kermit Roever Erwin Blasberg Mervyn Whitney Clyde Bonzer Walter Winzenburg Ronald Loveland Lavern Staley Neil Cave Robert Miller Russel Walther E. Lafayette Paul Lampe Edgar Blasberg Charles Dewey Lavern Lageschulte Warren Township Charles Seely Lester Lampe Leland Roever Stanley Scully Roger Austin Harold Briner Harry Ephrem Russell Loveland George Nicolaus E. Lafayettte Township and Duane Wylam, W. Lafayette Duane Wylam Holstein Russell Walther Holstin An Loveland

Colt Club Exhibit Shines At Waverly 4-H Fair

The 4 H colt club show at the Waverly fair drew 34 of 60 planned colts. Floyd Bauer won grand champion for a yearling with 86 points and a Holbert trophy. Forrest Sauerbrei and Lavern Luloff earned top individuality and score honors in yearlings and sucklings. Multiple riders from Washington and Jefferson townships placed in various classes, roadster, Jerseys, Ayrshire and Brown Swiss ribbons awarded, with beef calves and purebred pigs also highlighted.

Colt Club Harry D. Linn Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association Waverly Floyd Bauer Floyd Holbert Horse Importing Company Forrest Sauerbrei Washington Township Lavern Luloff E. Lafayette Robert Gors Warren Township Harold Hemingson Robert Miller Harry Paulsen Harold Brandt Jefferson Township James Gors Neil Cave Ralph Juhl Robert Heiser W. Lafayette Erwin Blasberg Fremont Township Merwin Paulsen Lester Faust Lee Anderson Edgar Bergman Douglas Township Lester Juhl Lavern Slater FE. Lafayette Township Ruben Schnurstein Robert Walther Stanley Scully Raymont Kuethe Arnold Zander Mervin Paulsen Arthur Henning Kenneth Keller Robert Henning Harold Henningson Lavern Schlater Willard Meyer

Championship ribbons awarded at fair for Holsteins and Guernseys

Raymond Kuethe won the grand champion ribbon for the most outstanding exhibit including seven Holstein cows heifers calves and a Belgian colt. He started in club work six years ago with one heifer calf and expanded to a larger herd. Neil Cave showed Jerseys totaling eight with a Belgian colt and Poland China pigs plus chickens. Gordon Myers earned reserve champion ribbon on Guernseys with Leland Gritzner in the mix.

Raymond Kuethe Fair Grounds Neil Cave Poland Gordon Myers Jackson Township

Emergency Hog Program launches in six midwestern markets

The emergency hog program buys 4,000,000 pigs and 1,000,000 sows, weight ranges 25–100 pounds for pigs and 275+ pounds for sows, with notices of operative dates August 23 1933 and August 28 at Waterloo. Base prices set at Chicago with 40 cent below at Omaha Sioux City St Paul Kansas City St Joseph. sows paid current market price plus 4 per head. Quality controls and discounts for range pigs outlined. inspections by the Bureau of Animal Industry determine eligibility.

Farrow Chicago Omaha Sioux City St. Paul Kansas City St. Joseph Waterloo Secretary of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry U. S. Department of Agriculture

Black urges selling of pigs and sows under hog program

Dr. A G Black of Town state college urges farmers short of feed to sell pigs under the emergency hog adjustment plan. He says selling lightweight hogs to avoid further risk and gain cash is prudent, with prices about six dollars per hundredweight for hogs 25 to 100 pounds, as the Agriculture Department plans to purchase four million pigs.

A. G. Black Agricultural Economics Town State College Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration Department of Agriculture

Government plan aids hog marketers with tax funded buyout

The plan offers 100 pounds and up to 9.50 per hundred for pigs of 25 pounds. One million sows due to farrow within three weeks will be sold at market price plus a $4 per head bonus. Offer closes October 1 or sooner. Removal of pigs and sows would cut hog tonnage about 1.8 billion pounds, or 16 percent, likely boosting prices 25 to 30 percent. Financed by a processing tax not to exceed 60 cents per hundredweight for 1933-34. Hog sales routed through designated terminal markets with inspections by the Bureau of Animal Industry. Emergency Relief Administration to purchase meat to cover processing, storage, and freight costs and prevent competition with regular trade. Inedible portions to grease and tankage. W. O. Fraser to assist packers in avoiding market gluts and to guide farmers on shipment timing and markets. Farmers urged to contact their marketing center before shipping.

Black Bureau of Animal Industry Emergency Relief Administration W. O. Fraser Bureau of Agricultural Economics Market News Service Des Moines Mr. Fraser

Wheat Growers Meet Friday Night in Bremer County

Bremer county wheat growers are invited to a Friday evening meeting at the Community building in Waverly. E F Graff from Iowa State College extension will discuss the wheat situation, contracts, substitute crops, and related information. A Bremer county wheat growers association is planned and all interested persons are welcome. Is your subscription due.

Bremer County Waverly E. F. Graff Iowa State College United States Wheat

Poultry Outlook Bright But Requires Culling Now

W M Vernon poultry specialist at Iowa State reports egg and poultry prices stay low while feed costs rise. He notes July egg storage nearly triple last year and poultry receipts January to June up 14 percent. More chicks this year could boost fall and winter production unless heavy culling occurs. Vernon advises keeping pullets starting to lay August to December as they are strongest layers when prices rise.

W. M. Vernon Towa Sig Vernon

Mission Festival at St Pauls Lutheran

St Pauls Lutheran church plans annual mission festival on Sunday September 3 led by Rev Melcher. Social news lists local families visiting and hosting events including Homan Moeller Deterding Homan Schaefer and Schultz households. Guests Rev Richard Haendschke and family Phyllis Jackson visited from Lavalle Wisconsin and hog exhibitor Ed Thurm travels to Des Moines for state fair.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Melcher E. H. Homan A. H. Moeller F. F. Moeller Clarence Deterding Arnold Homan P. W. Schaefer Bremer Denver Richard Haendschke Harold Martin Phyllis Jackson Lavalle Wisc Ed Thurm Des Moines Fred Schultz Waverly

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