Iowa farmer cattle tested under new congressional funds
The Lead ers News outlines a plan to test cattle in Iowa counties not yet accredited using new federal funds with caps of 50 dollars for grade and 100 dollars for purebred animals. Local veterinarians will conduct tests in about two weeks across Warren Wasteeeton Fremont and other townships with university staff hosting lectures on dairy poultry and farm pests while farmers visit dairy herds and field labs in the afternoon.
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Congress
Iowa
Bremer
H. J. Nygren
Warren
Wasteeeton
Jackson
C. A. Stewart
Fremont
Douglas
Frederika
G. J. Sexton
Dayton
Sumner
Leroy
A. L. Smith
Maxfield
Jefferson
E. L. Finely
Lafayette
Polk and
Franklin
G. C. Stong
Waterloo
Field Day Program At LL C Arranged For County Farmers
Field Day at LL C promises farm families in Bremer county a morning of talks and exhibits. H H Kildee and Dr W G Murray will discuss Agricultural Problems and Financing Farm Ownership. Attendees from Ames will choose from five subjects during the morning sessions. Grant Chapman directs college tours and outlines the available demonstrations including inspection of college livestock facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kildee
W. G. Murray
Agricultural Economics Department
Bremer County
Iowa State College
Ames
Grant Chapman
Calf Club Members Meet At Kuethe Home
Twenty five calf club members met at the farm of Raymond Kuethe in Washington township on Monday afternoon June 4. Ernest M. Wright secretary of the Iowa State Dairy Association led a dairy cow selection demonstration and conducted a judging session. Three Holstein classes were judged and the group studied cow selection. The cow started seven years ago as Kuethe’s club calf now has fourteen descendants. Plans for the 4-H club fair were discussed and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Kuethe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kuethe
Washington Township
Ernest M. Wright
Iowa State Dairy Association
Colt Club Meeting At Sauerbrei Farm June 8
Bremer county colt club members met at Elmer Sauerbrei's farm Friday June 8 with Harry D. Lin of the Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association present. About 30 members learned to judge horse age blemishes and unsoundness and discussed value factors. Instructions covered selection showing and decorating horses. Two classes were judged and plans for the 4 H club fair horse exhibit were discussed. Mrs. Sauerbrei provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Lin
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association
Bremer County Colt Club
Elmer Sauerbrei
Attorney Wm Gannon Announces Office Hours
Wm Gannon attorney at law will be at his office over the American Savings Bank every Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gannon
American Savings Bank
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Emergency hay and pasture crops for summer planting
County Agent D D Offringa reports an emergency briefing by farm crops, animal husbandry, entomology and extension staff at Iowa State College. Eleven crops are named for summer seeding including sweet sorghum, soybeans, sudan grass, rape, millet, buckwheat, winter rye, corn, sweet clover and alfalfa with notes on seed supply and optimal sowing dates for harvest-ready forage.
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Bremer County
D. D. Offringa
Iowa State College
Offringa
Farm Crops Department
College
Iowa
Virginia
Wilson
Sudan
Japan
Essex
AAA
Big crowd at Lafayette meeting in barn setting
West Lafayette township held its regular monthly meeting on June 6 in H. S. Eichhorn’s barn. The program featured musical acts by Ri der Brothers Clarksville Mason group Plainfield Watson group and Bernice Ruth Briden plus a play The Neighbors by Washington township farm bureau. The county agent spoke on corn hog relief and 4-H fair plans. It was decided to skip the Fourth of July picnic and hold the next meeting possibly on the second Wednesday in July.
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West Lafayette Township
H. S. Eichhorn
Rider Brothers
Clarksville
Mason
Plainfield
Watson
Bernice
Ruth Briden
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Apples Cracked by Cooling Moth Worms Advisory Issued
Iowa State extension reports second cover spray needed for codling moth in Bremer county after May to June activity. Lead arsenate mixed with hydrated lime recommended for June timing in southern central northern Iowa. Weather and canker worm notes add context to orchard health.
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Bremer County
D. D. Offringa
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
H. F E. Nichols
Nichols
Legal Transfers Prepared by Bremer County Abstract Co
Transfers for the week ending June 8 1934 show Mary Hammetter transferring to Ernest Pries a tract in nine section 25 93 11 for 500 dollars re recorded. The rest quotes a quip about borrowing from various cultures and families for humor.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
Mary Hammetter
Ernest Pries
Oleomargarine Revenue Drops In Iowa Shift To Butter
Des Moines June 12 1932 oleomargarine and tax stamp sales in the state totaled 1 231 712 pounds worth 61585 60 a nearly 30000 drop in state revenue. Ray Murray secretary of agriculture notes the shift allows town dairymen to sell over 600000 pounds of butter replacing oleo. Although oleo once aided beef and cottonseed producers it now hurts them as cocoanut oil dominates the mix.
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Des Moines
Ray Murray
Rural Eighth Grade Commencement in Waverly High
One hundred thirty six eighth grade graduates from Bremer County rural and parochial schools received diplomas at the annual commencement in the Waverly High School auditorium on Wednesday afternoon June 6. The program featured a class march rhythm band song invocations salutations and addresses by Paul Goings and Miss Jessie M. Parker. Honor Roll lists 46 top students with scores ranging from 87.8 to 97.7 including Naomi Nechtel Ruth Buck Arline Geberding and others from Polk No. 1 St. Pauls Lutheran and orphan's home schools.
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Bremer County
Waverly High School
America
V. C. Oltrogge
The
Baptist Church
Waverly
Paul Goings
Polk No. 1
Jessie M. Parker
State Department of Education
D.A.R
J. D. Hemingway
Mildred E. Smith
Naomi Nechtel
Orphan’s Home
Ruth Buck
Polk
Arline Geberding
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Edgar Blasberg
Fremont
Joe Chandler
Lewis Goings
Barbara Goodnow
Harry Peterson
Aha Lemm
Clifford Nelson
Evelyn Jensen
Jackson
Helen Jordan
Marilynn Dixon
Elmer Johnson
Veronica Prottengeier
Bernadine Ingersoll
Graduation List Extends With Many Luhtheran Members
The document lists graduates and their associations with Lutherans like Immanuel Lutheran and St. Pauls Lutheran, detailing names such as Richard Raschick and Arnold Schneer, with scores ranging from 93.8 to 90.1. Additional names cover numerous class members across Dayton Polk Polk No. 5 Jefferson and other locales, reflecting a broad cohort.
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Richard Raschick
Orphans’ Home
Florence Hastings
Polk
Arnold Schneer
Immanuel Luthern
Raymond Lenius
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Waverly
Leona Bohle
Dayton
Henry Diedrich
Irene Bauer
Fremont
Wendell Michael
Trinity Lutheran
Lavern Lampe
Maxfield
Melvin Richmann
Immanuel Lutheran
Robert Walther
Selma Wittenburg
Erwin Piehl
Raymond Buchholz
Warren
Marie Kelsey
Frederika
Marie Scheddler
Edna Davidson
Lauretta Knief
Bernice Oltrogge
May Vining
Earl King
Lafayette
Arnold Ashbrenner
Margaret Bergman
Viola Bergmann
Berdina Bock
Milton Brandt
Dorothy Brown
Bernardine Bruns
Elmer Bruns
Ruth Bruns
Carl Buhr
Stanley Buhr
Stanley Buhrow
Eva Bull
George Burman
Alice Call
Margaret Cave
Lester Diekmann
William Diercks
Louis Dinelli
Florence Eichmann
Fred Eick
Lorena Eick
Forrest Fay
Ruby Fisher
Unclear customer inquiry over checked gingham fabric colors
Customer questions color fastness for a checked gingham piece. Dealer reassures, citing a guaranteed NRA certification. No further details on product type, color options, or official standards are provided.
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M. Mortensen
Dairy Industry
N. H. Waters
Poultry Husbandry
C. J. Drake
T. C. Hendrickson
Zoology
C. Y. Cannon
Dairy Husbandry
Agronomy
P. E. Brown
H. D. Hughes
Ll.c
Calf Club
Kuethe
Colt Club
Sauerbrei
W.C. Hoth
Chicago
Willie Smith
Robeys
Browns
Jimsons
Alma Hagenow
Wilbert Hagenow
Charles Harms
Wendell Harstad
Florine Hesse
Letha Hesse
Wilbert Huebner
Francis Huggard
Melvin Jensen
Wayne Jensen
Mariys Judas
Berdina Judisch
Margaret Kimball
Raymond Kirchmann
Margaret Kohagen
Werner Kuhlmann
Weylord Kuker
Erma Leverington
Owen Liddle
Clarence Magnuson
Werner Matthias
Geraldine McDonald
Harland Meeker
Francis Meighan
Lucinda Meyer
Lyle Milks
Plymouth
Tripoli
J. A. Nienhaus Garage
Goodrich Tires
Barnsdall Gasoline
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