Cow Testing Association Reports Milking Gains and Practices
The Cow Testing Association lauds member cooperation and notes innovations such as using a weak lye solution to clean test cups and tubes. It highlights August’s lower records due to poor pasture, lists top herd averages and the highest producing cow Bonnie’s Beauty, and reports ten separators showing a monthly loss of $5.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Loveland
Charles Besh
J. J. Lynes & Sons
Plainfield
Ayrshire
F. A. Chester & Sons
Harold Iserman
Waverly
Holstein
Paul Strottman
Readlyn
Jersey
J. J. Lynes and Sons
Bonnie’s Beauty
Harold Sutton
Milk Samples Shown At 4-H Club Fair Exhibit
The 4-H club fair milks displayed low bacterial counts under sanitary production and rapid cooling. Exhibitors include Art Bergman Florence Epley Ewald Kahle Sam Norman Marion Miller Ray Goodspeed Geo Orchard Henry Blasberg and Gritzner Dairy. Samples were kept on ice at Floral hall and tested at Iowa State College with results telephoned to Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bergman
Florence Epley
Ewald Kahle
Sam Norman
Marion Miller
Ray Goodspeed
Pere
Waverly
H. W. Crisman
Picnic for 4-H Club Fair Workers
About 150 volunteer workers and their families attended a Sunday picnic in Sauerbrei woods. Mayor H. A. Morey spoke to the crowd as groups sang. the afternoon included socializing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauerbrei Woods
H. A. Morey
West Lafayette Receptions For Rural Teachers At Meeting
A West Lafayette township farm bureau meeting at Frank Napiecek home on September 6 featured a reception for rural school teachers, a one act comedy The Kettle Singing from Jackson township, vocal duet by Ruth and Esther Kuethe, a 4-H and wheat program report by the county agent, a screening of Golden Hearts with comedy, plus Weiners buns and coffee. One of the largest crowds in months attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette Township
Frank Napiecek
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Ruth
Esther Kuethe
Wheat Organization
West Lafayette
My Trip to the World's Fair
Margaret Myers wins a free trip for first place in Bremer County 4 H girls long time record. The diary describes crowds at the fair, bright modern buildings, a lagoon, and attractions across electrical, communications, agriculture, planetarium, travel, and automotive exhibits. Observations include Florida canned fruit, model houses, glass structures, and an open air A P theatre with gypsy acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Myers
Bremer County
Federal and States
Florida Hall
Florida
Agricultural Group
Chrysler
General Motors
A & P Company
Firestone
Sinclair Oil Company
4-H Club Fair Trip Highlights City Exhibits
A county girl recalls a multi day tour through Chicago sites including Chapel of Meditation at a fair hall, the hall of science, General Exhibits building, and venues like Board of Trade, naval pier, Lincoln Park, Stevens Hotel, Field's Museum, and Marshall Field's. She credits fair management for making the trip possible and notes she would like every girl in the county to go too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Religion
Chapel of Meditation
Hall of Science
Board of Trade
Naval Pier
Lincoln Park
Stevens Hotel
Field’s Museum
Marshall Field's
Fair Management
Sumner Football Schedule And Local News
What the folks at Sumner are doing outlines a tough football schedule led by Co-Captains Arland Blume and Leo Meyer. The article lists upcoming games against Cedar Falls, Decorah, Maynard, Independence, Elkader, Cresco, Nashua, Tripoli, Waverly, and West Union with tentative dates and locations. Also noted is Jim Hanson’s marriage in Battle Creek Michigan to Edna Metzger of Rochester Ind and their plan to reside in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arland Blume
Leo Meyer
Decorah
Independence
Cedar Falls
Maynard
Elkader
Cresco
Nashua
Tripoli
Waverly
West Union
Jim Hanson
Denmark
Battle Creek
Michigan
Edna Metzger
Rochester
Ind
Friends
Community notices of appointments travel and medical events
H W Bathke begins as praiser for the Home Owner's Loan Corporation under the federal office in Dubuque. Several Fayette residents visit relatives and travel to Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with family health concerns and university plans. Local meetings include the first regular gathering of the business and professional women's club with Mayme Delahry hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bathke
Home Owner's Loan Corporation
Federal
Dubuque
C. J. McNalley
Emmetsburg
C. C. Tibbitts
Wisconsin
Clair Hausner
Kansas City
Charles Hausner
Martin Koeberle
Pine River
Minnesota
Will Cass
Des Moines
W. L. Whitmire
Catherine Smith
Fayette
J. A. Smith
H. C. Frank
Annette
Chas, Hausner
C. C. Dickman
Virginia Smith
Waterloo
Lucille Wells
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mayme Delahry
Frank Haag
Baudette
Minn
Godfrey Haag
Annette Frank
Upper Iowa University
D. H. Campbell
Clear Lake
Village People Make Summer Visits Across States
A sequence of local residents travel for education and family visits. Margaret Cady resumes study at Upper Iowa University Fayette. several families visit in Iowa and Wisconsin, with trips to Kansas City and Chicago for events and schooling. Herman and Mildred Dawson, Willys Morf, and others plan continued schooling at ISU and UIU. Activities include campfire meetings, showers, and a mission festival with local clergy absence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McGuiness
Campbell
Kenneth McGuiness
Kansas City
McGuiness
Margaret Cady
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
A. A. Schoephoerster
Baby
East Troy
Wis
Harry McConkey
Fredericksburg
Sumner
Mildred Dawson
University At
Laramie
Wyo
Henry Dawson
Clergy Visit and Students Entering Iowa Colleges
Texas Lutheran college at Seguin hosted morning services at St John s Lutheran Church as Prof Kuhlman visits his parents Rev and Mrs H Kuhlman He will begin work on a PhD at Town University this fall Esther Meyer enrolls at Upper Iowa University Fayette for next year Kenneth MecGuiness departs Tuesday for Ames to attend Iowa State College as a freshman for the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Schuknecht
J. H. Wehrmacher
Fredericksburg
Elmer Kretzchmar
Alfred Mardorf
Clinton
Wartburg College
F. K. Brown
Fred Brown
Willys Morf
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Donald McGuiness
Winn Heyer
Ames
Iowa State College
James
Helen Ott
Derwood Leach
Maxine Petratz
New Hampton
Esther Schulz
Deerfield
Ill
A. W. Pagel
Chicago
W. H. Wehrmach
Er, Waverly
Emma Wehrmacher
Anita
Frank Pagel
H. J. Schulz
Thurman Creager
Lester Milville
Bemidji
Minn
W. O. Creager
Alvin Drape
Iowa City
University Hospital
H. W. Tank
Art Wolff
Ruth Hammond
Waterloo
Geo. Rowe
Jimmy Borcherding
Waucoma
Fred Borcherding
Phyllis Eastman
West Union
W. S. Johnson
Sam Shales
Otto Korman
Verona Schutte
W. E. Pitka
Billy
Lillian McCoy Farrand
New York City
Tama
Ralph Hurmence
C. J. Mardoff
Strawberry Point
G. 8. Kuhlman
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
H. Kuhlman
University of Town
Esther Meyer
Kenneth MecGuiness
Plums and beer spark confusion in a Cologne scene
Mary asks why a baby sits in misery as a maid recalls him earlier sitting up eating plums and drinking beer, a quip from Lustige Koehner Zei tung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lustige Koehner Zeitung
Cologne
Legal Transfer Summary from Bremeyer Abstract Company
Week ending September transfers recorded by Bremeyer Count Abstract Co include Annie Adams to William H. Tinkey for $1 in section 31-93-11, Fe Wilson to H J Lau in sections 25 92 14, Fred Bockhaus to Fred Bang for $2,500 Lot 8 Block 19 Tripoli, Fred Thies to Minnie Wendt for $1 lots 5 6 Block 34 plat Tripoli, John G Haag to Bertha for $1 lots 4 5 Block 35 Cyters Addition Sumner, with various plats and properties in Ster’s plat Kroeder’s Arpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremey Count Abstract Company
First National Bank
R. Eldon Laird
Annie Adams
William H. Tinkey
Fe Wilson
H. J. Lau
Fred Bockhaus
Fred ¢. Bang
Tripoli
Fred Thies
Minnie Wendt
John G. Haag
Bertha
Cyter
Sumner
Li ‘Ster
Kroeder
Arpen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau
D. D. Offringa
COW Testing Association
Sumnerites
Chevrolet
Roosevelt
Chevrolet Motor Company
America
Detroit
Rkling Rystal
Penang
Aladdins
al Tabla
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Iowa
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